Former German Leaders Eye Return After War
Dispatches report William of Hohenzollern plans swift return to Germany before entente demands surrender. Dutch government approves his departure from Holland where he is an unwelcome guest. Also cited is an ad by The German Officers Alliance urging the Netherlands to refuse surrender and to spare the Kaiser. Frederick of Hohenzollern denies escape rumors as Wieringen is cited. The crown prince says after peace he will live on his Silesian estates and predicts renewed war within a decade in East Prussia and Silesia.
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Associated Press
Berlin
William
Germany
Stuttgart
Neue Berliner Zeitung
Hollands
Wilhelm Coblenz
Holland
Alliance
Netherlands
London
Silesia
Wieringen
Cording
Brussels
Daily Mirror
East Prussia
Poland
Committee Cancels Coal Contract For State Institutions
The state purchasing committee under Governor James P. Goodrich cancelled its contract for coal delivery to six state institutions. The Consumers' Coal company had held the award. P. E. Goodrich of Winchester, a governor’s brother, is a director. Moses Epstein announced the cancellation after consultations with Epstein, S. E. Smith, and hospital trustees.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
James P. Goodrich
Consumers’ Coal Company
P. E. Goodrich
Winchester
Moses Epstein
Epstein
Northern Indiana Hospital For the Insane
Logansport
S. E. Smith
Eastern Indiana Hospital For the Insane
Richmond
Consumers’ Company
Willard Dempsey Fight Draws Local Rail Men to Toledo
A Richmond railroader bought a $50 ticket for the July 4 Willard versus Dempsey bout in Toledo and has laid off to reach the arena on time. Interest among railroad workers suggests a sizable turnout and possible convention mood among locals.
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Richmond
Toledo
Readers Going Out Of Town Readers can mail Palladium for any period
The Palladium offers out of town mail service with flexible address changes. Each change requires both old and new addresses and costs 15 cents per week, postage included. Cash accompanies order. Address The Palladium THF.
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Palladium
Ex Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm Fleeing to Germany
Ex Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm fled from Holland into Germany and is viewed in Paris as a potentially significant event amid German unrest over the peace treaty. He had earlier been interned on the island of Wieringen after fleeing after the armistice. He said he would return as a citizen if Germany formed a republic, even willing to work in a factory. Accompanying photos of his internment are the latest from the past week.
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Holland
Germany
Frederick Wilhelm
Paris
United States
France
Ieven
Wilson's Private Seal to Sign Treaties With Central Powers
Washington dispatch notes a historic shift as President Wilson will use a private seal and shorthand signature on the Paris peace treaties. The article explains seals, private insignia, and the shift from public to private signings, including Bryan's seal and the use of full powers for treaty negotiation.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
White House
United States
United States of America
U. S
Bryan
Ptolemy
Bryant
Markine
Many Die in Street Fights in Hamburg
A dispatch from Hamburg reports last night and this morning’s street fighting between government troops and civilians. Machine guns were used, with deaths and many wounded. Government forces reportedly losing ground. more fighting expected near Hamburg. American relief ships Bernardo Upshur Ellut Roma assist as relief workers stay safe.
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Associates Press
Paris
Ryan
Hamburg
Bernardo and
Upshur
Ellut
Gillespie testifies against Townley in sedition case
James E. Gillespie a Stillwater banker testifies at the trial of A Townley and Joseph Gilbert Non Partisan League leaders. He says Townley defended the red flag as the emblem of the oppressed in a February Stillwater speech.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
James E. Gillespie
Stillwater
Minn
A. ©. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
League
Townley
Naval bill passes in Senate carries 644 million
Washington June 27 The naval appropriation bill, carrying approximately 644 million dollars, passed the Senate late yesterday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Aerial Fleet Honors NC-4 Crew Returning Home
An armada of aircraft assembled near aviation fields to greet the NC-4 crew led by Lieutenant Commander Albert C Read as they return aboard the transport Zeppelin. Comdr John How ers and Lt Cmdr P N L Bellinger join the reception with Navy and private planes, while Mayor Hylan and the Aero Club of America coordinate the ceremony on the Hoboken pier.
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Associated Press
New York
Aviation
America
Albert C. Read
John Howers
P. N. L. Bellinger
Azores
Nantucket Shoals
Montauk Naval Air Station
Atlantic
United States
Admiral Mayo
Mineola
Hylan
Aero Club of America
U. S. S. Herreschaft
Navy
Hoboken
James H. Glennon
Third Naval District
Secretary of the Navy
Santa Clara Docks With Heavy Load Of Soldiers
New York June 27 Loaded to capacity with 1745 troops the Santa Clara arrived from St. Nazaire. The largest unit aboard was the 172nd Provisional Battalion with 16 officers and 1554 men. Detachments included 620th Engineers, 319th Service Battalion, veterinary hospitals, service companies, headquarters and medical detachments, plus two costed companies from Massachusetts and New York.
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New York
Seanepore Santa Clara
St. Nazaire
172Rd Provisional Batallion
Massachusetts
Wayne County Council Approves Main Street Bridge Bond
Wayne County council members vote unanimously for a $55,000 appropriation to finish the Main Street bridge. Funds will be raised by issuing 110 bonds of $500 at four percent interest, redeemable semiannually from Jan 1, 1920, with final passage slated for tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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Wayne County
Main Street
Will Reller
Isaac Smith
Reller
Southern States Urged to Oppose Federal Suffrage Amendment
Governor Pleasant of Louisiana telegraphed southern state governors urging opposition to ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment, arguing it merely adds sex to the fifteenth amendment and recommending voting against it while expanding women's rights via state constitutions. In Georgia, the federal suffrage amendment is deferred from the current special session with action postponed to the 1920 regular session, as supporters hope more states will ratify before then.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Pleasant
Louisiana
Atlanta
Georgia
Wilson Proposes New Commission on Poland Massacres
President Wilson states via the state department that a mission will be sent to Poland to investigate reports of Jewish massacres. He plans to confer in Paris with Hugh Gibson before a decision is made.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
State Department
Poland
Paris
Hugh Gibson
Richmond Faces Split Over Fourth Fireworks Ban
Richmond residents weigh repeal of the 1917 Fourth ordinance banning fireworks. Women and doctors express safety concerns and opposition. City council plans a special session to decide whether to repeal amid fears of injuries and public disorder. Fireworks remain on display with price marks.
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Richmond
Reid Hospital
J. M. Bulla
Lithuanian general drives Bolsheviks from Lithuania
General Zakauskas and a 25000 man Lithuanian army expelled Bolsheviks from most of Lithuania and begin offensive against Bolsheviks near Dvinsk and Czarncy as per a dispatch from Captain Howell Forman of the American Baltic relief administration, dated Kovno June 24, reported today by Herbert Hoover, chairman of the Inter allied relief commission.
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Associated Press
Paris
Zakauskas
Lithuania
Dvinsk
Czarnscy
Howell Forman
American Baltic Relief Administration Headquarters
Kovno
Herbert Hoover
Inter-allied Relief Commission
Poland Granted Permission To Use Troops In Galicia
The council of four authorized Poland to mobilize General Haller's army or other forces to restore order in eastern Galicia and oust outlaws. Ignace Jan Paderewski and American minister Hugh Gibson presented photos of brutality by captors. The armistice with Ukraine ended June 21 amid Petlura's nonauthorization claim.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Council of Four
Poland
Ukraine
Simon Petlura
Petlura
Pictures of former crown prince deemed too immoral for children
In Nuremberg a debate on removing royal images from schools ends with a ruling that all pictures may stay except one of the crown prince deemed too immoral for German children. The decision comes via the Neue Berliner Zeitung report.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Nuremberg
Neue Berliner Zeitung
Hoffman Dismissed For Opposing Peace Action
BERLIN June 27 General Hoffman a key figure in Brest Litovsk negotiations with Russia has been dismissed from his command in the eastern district for defying government orders and pledging to defend the district to the last man and never recognize the peace treaty.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hoffman
Brest- Litovsk
Russia
Gold Mine Found At Treasury Employee Home
Secret Service agents uncover more than 65,000 redeemable treasury notes buried in cans behind Charles H. Turnbull’s home macerating room. Additional partly mutilated notes found in walls and under carpets. Turnbull, charged with embezzlement, was arrested with several thousand dollars on his person. he had planned to resign soon, colleagues say.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Charles H. Turnbull
Treasury
Turnbull
Senators Adopt Resolution For Liberia Policy
Washington June 27 By a unanimous vote the senate adopted the resolution of Senator Johnson Republican of California asking the President for information on the administration policy toward Liberia and the maintenance of U S troops there First approval was given today to repeal daylight saving and to adopt the agricultural appropriation bill with a horse meat labeling and inspection amendment The senate began consideration of the sundry civil appropriation bill carrying anti radical provisions and a $300000 special fund for rounding up dangerous aliens and an increase to $2 000 000 for general crime suppression The naval appropriation bill was passed and goes to conference with about $644000000 total aviation funding of $35000000 and an enlistment target of 191000 for year end The house judiciary committee voted to report prohibition enforcement legislation in one general bill
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
Liberia
United States
Congress
House
Department of Justices
Department of Justice
Bureau of Mines
LaFolletts
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
House Judiciary Committee
Seventy Percent Of Discharged Soldiers Have Positions Ready
New York June 27 Seventy percent of soldiers discharged since the armistice have positions awaiting them Colonel Arthur Woods head of the employment effort reports Enlistments discharge at 60000 to 70000 weekly most cannot return to old jobs or find new ones among agencies Major centers of unemployment New York Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis and Boston 54 of 100 cities report a surplus of 228000 men 15 show a deficit of 10000 Akron Ohio reports the largest shortage Judge notes demand for clerical work and farm labor remains limited by veterans reluctance to take agricultural labor
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Associated Press
New York
Arthur Woods
Secretary of War
Woods
Chicago
Pittsburg
St Louis
Boston
War Department
Akron
United States
Aadons
Germans to Sign Peace Treaty Saturday at 3 PM
Paris reports semi official notice that German plenipotentiaries will reach Paris tonight for treaty signing set for 3 PM Saturday. Wilson met American press and prepared to depart for Brest. Delegates proceed amid worries of German government stability and potential ratifications delays.
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Coblenz
Mueller
Bell
Versailles
Cologne
Berlin
Irish Dominion League Formed
London June 27 The Irish Dominion League formed by Sir Horace Plunkett and other Irish leaders gains support from Daily Mail readers. A manifesto will be issued soon. The league aims to settle the Irish question with dominion home rule and create a representative body of Ulstermen and Nationalists to advise the government.
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Associated
German troops reach Hamburg suburbs orders halt hostilities
German government troops bound for Hamburg moved into the city suburbs this morning with orders to stop fighting immediately, release prisoners, and surrender weapons. The operation aims to quell disorders in the port city.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hamburg
Weather Forecast For Indiana and Wayne County update
United States Weather Bureau predicts fair tonight and Saturday with slightly warmer conditions in the north. Noon temperatures noted with Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday and generally cool relief under high pressure moving southeast. Temperatures cooler into Kentucky, while the west endures intense heat over 96 degrees. recent local rains reported from Indiana eastward and across the Missouri valley.
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Indiana
United States Weather Bureau
Wayne County
W. E. Moore
Lakes
Kentucky
Medicine Hat
Misaguri
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