France United States treaty aims to secure Rhine frontier
The Paris foreign office released texts of the France United States and France Britain agreements. The US France pact prohibits German fortifications on the Rhine’s banks within 50 miles east and commits the US to aid France if Germany unprovokedly aggresses. The treaty must pass league council approval and be sent to the US Senate and French Parliament.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
United States
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Germany
Rhine
Council of the
League of Nations
United States Senate
United States of America
French Republic
Versailles
German Empire
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Robert Lansing
Georges Clemenceau
Council of Ministers
Stephen Pichon
Raymond Poincare
British Empire
Army renames and censor reforms approved
The Third Army is dissolved and the U S Army becomes American Forces in Germany. Censorship is abolished allowing correspondents greater freedom, with only occasional guidance from army headquarters on specific matters.
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Third Army
Liberty
Coblenz
Associated Press
United States Army
Army of Occupation
Aviators to patrol border as Villa rebels loom
Chihuahua City reports that air patrols and an airplane mail route will link here with Juarez. Fourteen Mexican built planes under Italian supervision arrive and prepare to join scout patrols at the border. Bombing practice targets Villa forces as officials brace for action.
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Chihuahua City
Mexy
Here
Juarez
Mexico City
Villa
American Consul General Harris Baggage Seized by Semenoff Troops
Ernest W. Harris, consul general at Irkutsk, faced a six hour baggage inspection at Dauria by Semenoff forces. Troops opened trunks at midnight with machine guns aimed at Harris. No property was taken and baggage was closed afterward.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Ernest W. Harris
Irkutsk
Dauria
Manchhuky
Chita
Semenoff
Harris
Pauria
Belgians Offer Land for Canadian War Memorial
Brussels reports the Belgian interior minister offers land near Ypres to Canadian authorities for a memorial honoring Canadian troops who fought on Belgian soil during the war.
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Brussels
Ypres
Bomb plot feared as guards guard city leaders
New York on July 3 reports state guards and police protecting Fifth Avenue homes of William A. Clark Cornelius Vanderbilt Andrew Carnegie Henry C Frick Mrs Finley J Shepard Vincent Astor and city hall from a threatened bomb campaign tied to May 1 and June 4 radical violence. Brigadier General Dyer orders rapid mobilization of regimental commanders for possible demonstrations tonight or tomorrow.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
United States
William A. Clark
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Andrew Carnegie
Henry C. Frick
Finley J. Shepard
Vincent Astor
Dyer
New York State Guard
Centennial Exposition Observes Americanization Day
Bishop Vraneia J. McConnell of Denver was principal speaker as Americanization Day was observed at the Methodist centenary exposition in Columbus. The event will close as scheduled on July 13.
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Columbus
Vraneia J. McConnell
Denver
Slavo soldiers reach American shores for medical care
The steamer Nanking docked in San Diego with 1100 invalided Czecho-Slovak soldiers from Vladivostok. They are welcomed by civic and military officials and sent to Camp Kearny for indefinite treatment before transport to their homes. The veterans served in Europe during the great war and traveled via Siberia after fleeing Austria and Russia.
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San Diego
Vladivostok
Naval Air Station
Camp Kearny
Red Cross
Spccrety
Europe
Kerensky
Russia
Siberia
Trial of Kaiser on Charges War Trial of Kaiser on Charges
War department orders demobilization to 253 308 peace time strength by September and a total force of 844 408 to be withdrawn. Army officers and emergency appointees to be discharged and regulars returned to permanent grades, with most expeditionary forces slated for withdrawal in coming weeks.
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Kaiser
Washington
National Defense Act
War Department
Regular Army
German Army of No Consequence Says George
London July 3 The former German emperor will be tried as Lloyd George reports to the house of commons. The premier says the German army is now weak and would not disturb neighbors while others who committed infamies will face trial. A tribunal for the former emperor will sit in London. The British stance opposes German population under Polish rule as diplomats gather in the Commons.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Germany
Grmany
Lievd George
John W. Davis
Great Britain
United States
France
Commission of Three Will Carry On Final Peace Effort
Paris July 3 The council of five appointed three commissions to continue the peace conference tasks. The German treaty execution panel includes John Foster Dulles Sir Eyre Crowe Captain Andre Tardieu and Vitorio Seialeia. The permanent reparations group lists Louis Loucheur Sydney Peel Dr Silvio Crespi and M Moni. The Bulgarian frontier coordination team has Dulles Tardieu and Peel. A report on Bela Kun’s relief obstruction will prompt allied representations and possible troop support in Hungary.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Five
John Foster Dulles
United States
Eyre Crowe
England
Andre Tardieu
France
Vitorio Seialeia
Italy
Louis Loucheur
Sydney Peel
Silvio Crespi
M. Moni
Japan
Inter-Allied Food Council
Bela Kun
Hungaria
Hungary
Giant airship R-34 making westbound voyage across Atlantic
The air ministry received an 6 11 Greenwich report placing the craft at 52 30 N 30 W, about halfway to Newfoundland. Renown notes NW winds and good visibility as R 34 approaches 52 50 N 34 W and extends westward four degrees since 6 11 GMT. Wireless at St Johns says signals last night indicate the dirigible is proceeding westward with all well.
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Air Ministry
Greenwich
Newfoundland
mid-Atlantic
New York
St. Johns
St. Johns, N. F
R-34's Transatlantic Flight Progress Report
In the house of commons Major General J E B Seely said the R-34 had traveled 1035 miles by six this morning with 835 miles left to St Johns. Weather reports are favorable. The craft will drop messages at St Johns and Halifax before returning to New York.
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London
House of Commons
J. E. B. Seely
Air
New York
St. Johns
Halifax
Burleson Defends Wire Strike Termination
Postmaster General Burleson states there was no strike and that the effort failed from the moment it began. He says operators refused to strike while government control was in effect and argues that workers were treated with absolute justice and fairness, regardless of union membership.
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Washington
Burleson
Theer
Wire Control Board
United States Army to Attend Paris July Fourth Ceremony
Paris July 2 The United States army will be represented at the July Fourth ceremony in the Place de la Concorde by a regiment from each brigade of the first six regular divisions and a band drawn from forces on the Rhine.
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Paris
United States Army
Place de la Concorde
Rhine
Missouri Ratifies Federal Amendment
Jefferson City Missouri reports that Missouri today ratified the federal amendment as the senate concurred with the house action yesterday. The adopting resolution passed by 28 votes to 3.
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Old Mizzoo
Jefferson, City, Mo
Missouri
Senate
House
Willard Dempsey Fight Updates At Tribune Office
At about 1 30 Friday afternoon the returns from the Willard Dempsey boxing bout will be telegraphed to the Tribune office. Full leased wire AP connections provide direct ringside coverage. Read the news the day it happens and not in the morning paper.
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Tribune
Associated Press
Germans Ratify Peace Treaty In Assembly Vote
Copenhagen dispatch says the German national assembly will finalize the peace treaty with the Allies this Saturday and a majority for ratification has been secured.
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Copenhagen
National Assembly
Germany
Weimar
The
Politiken
Italian Quake Still On Share
Mugello valley tremors continue with no fatalities reported. buildings from Sunday quake lie ruined. Residents seek shelter in tents as fear of collapses persists while death toll in Mugello is not expected to reach 100. Roma genovo area suffers limited reports due to transport damage.
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Borgo San Lorenzo
Italy
Associated Press
Mugello Valley
Mugello
Apennines
Romageno
Firenzuola
German peace delegate Greta Dorlblush in precarious condition
Berlin reports Frau Greta Dorlblush, secretary to the German peace delegation, may not live after being struck on the head by a stone near Versailles. The injury is described as concussion of the brain and she remains in a critical state.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Frau Greta Dorlblush
Versailles
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