Religious uprisings stirred by pashas' Russians
Reports from Washington on June 17 detail supposed uprisings in the Mohammedan world against British rule and in support of Turkish nationalists and bolshevists. Enver Pasha, Demal Pasha, and Talaat Pasha allegedly conferred with Spartacists and bolshevists in Munich and Moscow, with delegates from India, Egypt, Afghanistan, Persia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia meeting Turkish leaders.
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Washington
Moscow
Munich
State Department
Enver Pasha
Demal Pasha
Talaat Pasha
India
Egypt
Afghanistan
Persia
Azzerbeljhan
Georgia
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Ivlis
Karapatkin
Anderbeljhan
Bulgaria
Berlin
Djemal Pasha
Syembaitay
Switzerland
Britain will not scrap Turkish treaty says ministers
London reports there is no intention to scrap the Turkish treaty though Britain may seek important modifications to stabilize the Near East. Conditions are worsening and ministers are prepared to alter some clauses objectionable to the Turks if steps to relieve the situation are promised.
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London
Great Britain
Chicago bankers to aid woolmen in making America wool center
A Chicago conference of wool growers and bankers decided to appoint a committee led by William J. Williams to push a Washington policy. The plan would finance 1920 wool movement with 100 million dollars annually, using funds from Chicago banks to store wool until market conditions improve. Senators Hitchcock Pittman Chamberlain King joined urging action as market conditions mirror cotton 1914. The visiting committee will meet Secretary Payne and eastern handlers to discuss stabilizing the wool market and aiding western growers with warehouse loans.
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America
Washington
William J. Williams
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
American Wool Growers’ Association
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Mereto
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Nebraska
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Montana
Pittman
Nevada
Chamberlain
Oregon
King
Utah
Treasury
Payne
Repulse of Bolshevists north of Kiev reported
Paris June 17 An official Polish communique received here states bolshevist groups along the Tetereff river north of Kiev were repulsed after fierce fighting on the Dnieper. General Rydamigly commands Polish forces. Northward in the Bobruisk area the 15th and 26th bolshevist infantry brigades were destroyed. Hand to hand fighting along the Berehna river saw bolshevik attacks repulsed.
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Paris
Tetereff
Dnieper
Kiev
Rydamigly
Bobruisk
Adda
Beraalna
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Reilly to oppose stay of execution in Weed case
New York June 17 Armin W W Reilly special assistant to the U S attorney general said he will visit Canton Ohio Saturday to oppose Charles Lew Hughes move for a supreme court order staying the judgment against C R Weed Co Buffalo clothiers convicted of profiteering and fined He said a stay would halt all pending proceedings under the act and suspend actions against profiteering operations in the region
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New York
Armin Ww. Reilly
United States Attorney - General
Canton
Ohio
Charles Lew Hughes
Tusit
W. BR
United States Supreme Court
C. R. Weed & Co
Buffalo
Réiall. Clothiers
Ality
West States Press for Two Planks at Democratic Convention
The West seeks exclusion of Asiatic laborers and restriction of native-born rights, plus protection of U S lands from foreign ownership. Delegates form Western States association to push maritime, mining, lumber, and oil interests while a separate women’s bureau outlines planks including child labor limits and broader labor protections.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
James
Phelan
California
Washington
United States
Cavin McNab
Bruce Kremer
Montana
Westery
Pacific Coast
West
Homer S. Cumings
Cox Declines Attendance At Democratic National Convention
Governor Cox of Ohio will not attend the San Francisco convention citing dignity in staying at home. Edward Moore and Norman Mack announce the presidential nomination is the primary goal, while disputes over the Irish question and platform criticisms are noted. Jamieson of Shenandoah heads to San Francisco as contingency.
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Los Angeles
Jamey M. Cox
Ohio
Pisident
San Frai Siddon
Edward Moore
Moore
Mr. Moore
Norman E. Mack
New York
San Franchco
Mack
Republican Party
Chicago
W. JD. Jamieson
Shenandoah
Iown
Democraticational Committee
Hieags
San Francisco
Interallied conference forms from Boulogne meet
Paris June 17 Premier Lloyd George and Premier Millerand push toward a full interallied conference inviting Italy Belgium and Japan to attend The move follows progress by Franco British financial experts on the German indemnity question A definite scheme will guide Monday discussions at Boulogne with hopes to conclude by Tuesday night Lloyd George to Boulogne Monday evening Millerand and Marshal Foch to follow that night
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Lloyd George
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Italy
Belgium
Japan
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Marshal
Foch
Tacoma Police Seek Overtime Amid Shrine Walkout Threat
Tacoma June 15 Tacoma police face possible Saturday walkout after order from Commissioner of Safety Fred Shoemaker. The force may crowd overtime demands as Shriners events loom, with authorities delaying details pending negotiations.
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Shriners
Associated Press
Commissioner of Safety
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Net for killers of Mrs Moss spreads at Camp Grant
An order for the arrest of four escape prrsoners from Camp Grant targets the slaying of Mrs Maude Lucille Moss wife of Capt Teroy Moss killed Tuesday night while riding with companions. Armed men under Sheriff Baldwin and Captain Howie are ready to arrest soldiers found away from camp and will forward names to camp officials. Mrs Moss was a daughter of Cal Bion Arnold of Chicago.
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Dune
Wisconsin
Camp Grant
Maude
Lucille Moss
Teroy H. Moss
Hue
Moss
Cal. Bion J. Arnold
Chicago
Rumor of Belgian Attack on Ex-Kaiser at Doorn Castle
Doorn Holland June 16 persistent rumors say a Belgian with a forged pass gained admission to Doorn castle and assaulted the former German emperor, a jaw injury claimed and the Belgian arrested. No confirmation yet.
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Holland
Doorn Castle
Czecho-Slovak Government Sells Sugar to United States
Prague June 17 The Czecho Slovak government has sold seven million kilograms of sugar to the United States A kilogram is about 21 5 pounds Negotiations are continuing for the sale of an additional 8 060 000 kilograms
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Prague
United States
Harvest time parole planned for state convicts
Topeka Kansas June 1 Gov H J Alien said after a conference with Warden J K Codding that harvest time parole of state convicts is planned They will be sent directly to farmers upon request and their employer must report daily Money earned will be turned over to their dependents Life termers will not be exempt but parole will be limited to men with approved behavior records
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Topeka
Kan
J. K. Codding
State Penitentiary
Gov
H. J. Alien
Publishers Organize for Cooperative Paper Buying
New York June 17. About 100 daily newspapers plan to form the Publishers Purchasing Corporation under Delaware law to secure print paper and mills through cooperative buying. Officers include W. Weaver as president and Tagon Rogers as vice president, with Jason Rogers chairing an executive committee.
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Fuel and Steel
Anil Organization of Labor
New York
Delaware
Clude
W. I
Waterfury
Republican
Ae W. Weaver
Durhany
W.-C. Sun
President Wilson Expresses Confidence in Delegates
President Wilson gives a New York World interview calling the Democratic convention in San Francisco expected to welcome the GOP invitation to make the League of Nations the campaign issue. He says Americans want referendum on the issue and condemns Republican evasion. He notes Chicago platform tactics misstate issues and aims to align with referendum principles. He expects delegates in San Francisco to act on the popular will.
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Bernhardt
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