Czechs Halt Hungarians in Fierce Battle Amid Losses
Prague reports indicate Czechoslovak forces halt Hungarian Soviet troops amid severe weeklong losses with many Czech soldiers returning from Russia and Italy joining the army. Riots in Prague spark Bolshevik suspicion as elections approach and a proposed reform seeks Czech language rites and priest marriage.
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Prague
Associated Press
Russia
Martin Law
Rome
Czechoslovakia
Border Troop Movement Understood Between U S and Mexico
Washington reports there is no misunderstanding between the United States and Mexico over troop movements across the border. Secretary Baker states the sole purpose is to protect the American side and confirms a distinct understanding exists between both governments for such actions.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Baker
Arrests Expected in Anarchist Bomb Plot Probe
Department of Justice officials, led by Chief William J. Flynn, predicted arrests within a week in the case of anarchists linked to bomb explosions in eight cities on June 2. Flynn said detectives are pursuing stronger leads and hope to identify the dead anarchist and his associates, noting the suspect crews are more promising than earlier efforts. The declaration paper bearing Plain Facts was printed at American Writing Company in Holyoke Massachusetts.
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William J. Flynn
Department of Justice
Flynn
Washington
American Writing Company
No. 41 Park Tow
Holyoke
Mans
Irish Question Before Council in Paris Delayed
Paris June 17 The resolutions adopted by the American Congress on the Irish question have been formally transmitted to the Peace Conference Frank P Walsh and conferees have been informed The action of Conference will be awaited with much anxiety.
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Paris
American Congress
Frank P. Walsh
Germans Protest Peace Terms and Demand Equal Justice
Paris June 17 The German reply to the Versailles peace plan declares the enemies have forsaken the peace of justice and demands a return to armistice agreements. It calls for verbal negotiations and insists on equality and reciprocity in the postwar settlement. The document reflects Germany’s counter proposals and ongoing dispute over terms.
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Paris
Versailles
Germany
Goss Company Manager Heads to Detroit for Packard Plans
Goss Company manager C H Goss is on a business trip to Detroit this week to finalize plans for expanding the local Packard operation. Goss aims to broaden engagement in the Packard business across this region as the plant has extended to its fastest capacity amid ongoing expansions.
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G. TL. Goss
C. H. Goss Company
Detroit
C. H. Goss Pee
Packard
Goss
Trains Delayed by Severe Rain Storm Across Region
Heavy rainfall caused washouts on rail lines and damaged highways, disrupting mail service and delaying trains. The B and M line above Orleans halted the afternoon mail for three hours, with the St. J and L C line suffering multiple washouts between Morrisville and Walcott. Repairs proceed with resume of normal schedules anticipated tomorrow.
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Orleans
Morrisvile
Walcott
Hut Collapse Kills Soldier in Pontanezen Boxing Night
Brest dispatch reports a Knights of Columbus hut collapse at Pontanezen last night during a boxing match. One American soldier is dead, two are dying, and over one hundred injured amid the incident.
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Ican
Knights of Columbus
Bolshevik Plot in Switzerland Subdued in Zurich Riots
A June dispatch reports serious anarchist and Bolshevist disorders in Zurich as a local union meeting in memory of Rosa Luxemburg is interrupted by news of the secretary’s arrest in Berlin. Firing continued into the night with many casualties as guards confronted rioters.
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Paris
Zurich
Geneva
Workmen's Union of
Rosa Luxemburg
Railiens
Berlin
Band Concert Cancelled At Court House Square
Continued on page four, there will be no band concert tonight due to the illness of the leader, canceling the scheduled performance at Court House Square.
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Court House Square
Versailles Peace Reply Details German Acceptance Deadline
Paris June 17 Allied powers deliver final peace terms to Germany. Germany has seven days to accept. failure ends the armistice and prompts enforcement steps. The reply covers plebiscites, frontier changes, army limits, reparations talks, league membership, and financial clauses. Minor notes include a costar eye remedy.
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Paris
Versailles
Upper Silesia
West Prussia
Schleswig
Kiel Canal
League of Nations
Germany
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