Secret German Peace Treaty Leaked to Senate Inquiry
Washington June 9 a copy of the German peace treaty said to be brought to the United States by a Chicago reporter was presented to the Senate by Senator Borah and ordered printed in the Congressional Record as a public document. President Wilson urged thorough investigation into how copies reached private interests in New York.
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Washington
United States
Chicago
Senate
Borah
Congressional Record
Demecrats Rell
Wilson
Hitchcock
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Jacob Schiff
Thomas F. Lamount
H. P. Davidson
Paul Warburg
J. P. Morgan
Frank Vanderlip
Lamont
Morgan & Co
Paris
London
Banking House
Davison
Polk
Jime
Nicaragua
State Department
German Terms for League of Nations Admission Under Review
The Allies consider conditions for German admission to the League of Nations including a stable government signing and faithfully executing the peace treaty. A reply to German counter-proposals will not be issued before Friday June 13, granting Germany five days to accept or reject the treaty.
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Associated Press
Germany
League of Nations
Abe
Differed in Views Paria June 9 Dispatches indicate varied views
Reports from Paria dated June 9 note divergent views on a frame line issue. George and Clement Wilson are mentioned as being undecided.
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Paria
Fee George
Clement Wilson
Peace treaty copy reaches U S via Fra iner Hunt
A full text of the peace treaty with the central powers has been obtained by Fra iner Hunt of the Chicago Tribune and is being syndicated. The draft copy came from Pass. A second American correspondent sent a full copy but the British censor blocked it. A formal complaint will be made to the foreign relations committee today.
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New York
United States Senate
United States
Frainer Hunt
Chicago Tribune
Hunt
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
The
Senate
Laredo
Texas
Gompers
Executive Council
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Tex
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Labor Movement
Building Problems and Others Live Items Up for Action
The Commercial club schedules a regular session to discuss a proposed hundreds housing project to meet public demand. City officials, realty and material men, property owners, and citizens will gather to address competition concerns and the park and playground plans for Pocatello schools. Reclamation remains a key issue for soldiers, Congress, and Western states.
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Pocatello
S. F E. Brady
Congress
Union
Overproduction of Coal Plainly Warns of Postwar Glut
The article details a postwar coal glut with a potential 100 million ton overproduction, half-time mining, and rising fuel oil use. It notes Utah and Wyoming opening ten or twelve new mines, railroads easing fuel demand, and a shift in shipping toward oil fuels as war demand ends.
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D. H. Pape
U. S. Fuel Administration
United States
Intermountain
Utah
Wyoming
Shipping Board
British Columbia
Spokane
Union Pacific Railroad
Coal glut and steel demand drive US industrial outlook
The article argues that high tariffs and export aims plus lifted zone rules will flood the intermountain coal market, curtailing Wyoming district supply in Nebraska territory. It notes steel as the barometer, citing Literary Digest figures on falling unfilled orders and reduced railroad traffic hurting net profits by 250 million dollars.
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Middle Western
Wyoming
Nebraska Territory
Intermountain
United States
United States Steel
Manfred Mannock: Britain's leading WWI ace finally revealed
London reports that Major FE W Mannock, long said to be Britain's top pilot, was not officially credited as England's premier flyer. He fought in France, outwitted blind-one-eyed judging, and racked up more German victories than any British aviator. He died in action pursuing a German foe. Royal Air Force officers hailed him as the greatest tactician. The air ministry only privately acknowledged his record after reviewing thousands of pilot records.
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London
Associated Press
FE. W. Mannock
British Aviation Corps
Air Ministry
England
Mannock
France
Royal Air Force
The
Ministry
Provisional Regime Forming for Russian Territory Claims
A fragment reports preparation of a provisional regime for Russian territories after anticipated capture of Petrograd. The notice cites a dispute and moves by a faction aligned with a unnamed authority, describing the territorial carve up in vague terms.
Lack of Preparation Creates Confusion in Labor Ranks
Atlantic City June 9 The report urges Congress to fund the Department of Labor to handle urgent industrial problems and commends labor for fair consideration. It notes calls for government ownership of railroads and criticizes meat packing monopolies as hurting workers while detailing peace era reforms and wage trends addressed by the American Federation of Labor.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Congress
Organized Labor Movement
America
Department of Labor
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
House Interstate Commerce Committee
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
St. Paul
Labor and Peace
Hungary warned by The Tiger over Bulgarian attacks
Paris June 9 Premier Clemenceau telegraphed Hungary to halt Bulgarian assaults on Czecho-Slovak forces. Vienna dispatch says if not complied, allied and associated governments will take extreme measures to constrain Hungary and end hostilities.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Vienna
Hungary
Labor and peace study at AFL convention in Atlantic City
The American Federation of Labor reports progress on labor goals and working conditions, and outlines proposals on limiting judiciary power over legislation. The council endorses the league covenant but cautions balance between peace prospects and American labor gains. Three proposals address judicial encroachment and constitutional limits, with remedies by Jackson H. Ralston.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
League of Nations
St. Paul
Sur Federal and Supreme Courts
Iah
Jackson H. Ralston
Idaho Births Surpass Deaths in May by Wide Margin
May births in Idaho reached 754 compared with 333 deaths, totaling more births than in April by 59. Data from the state department of public welfare shows the birth-to-death ratio favorable, with April recording 309 deaths. Local briefs note related regional developments from Idaho Falls to Nampa and Salmon, including infrastructure and business plans.
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Boise
Idaho
State Department of Public Welfare
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Rutledge Timber Co
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