Italian government resigns after deputies vote against motion
Rome dispatch reports Premier Orlando and cabinet resign after the chamber rejects a motion for a confidence debate on foreign policy by 259 to 78. Orlando urges separating foreign affairs from international policy tied to high living costs while warning of global unrest and wartime crisis easing gradually.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Orlando
Victor Emmanuel
Orlan
Secio
Hada
Italy
Itiers
Signor
Bighor Orlando
Tafd Declares Electric Lines in Bad Shape
The article notes that TAFD declares electric lines in poor condition amid reports of vast investments, signaling urgent maintenance concerns and potential financial implications for traction securities.
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TAFD
Germany and Italian politics shape postwar peace effort
The report notes Italy's Premier Orlando winning a confidence vote 259 to 78 after claiming major economic questions were solved or near resolution. German leaders reportedly oppose signing the treaty though many cabinet members share similar doubts. Some indicators suggest Germans may accept allied demands, while Paris circles hint at a possible plebiscite in Germany to gauge popular will.
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Asahi
Germany
Apiamas Amt
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Orlando
Chamber of
Italy
Paris
Independent Bre party fielding candidates in district race
A fragment indicates the Independent Bre party is fielding candidates in a district race. The readable text names representatives and confirming party involvement, with emphasis on local electoral activity and potential candidate profiles.
Long distance talks linked Chicago and Atlantic City on telegraph strike
Wide strikers in Chicago reported late today that telephone conferences with Atlantic City representatives of the striking Commercial Telegraphers union occurred during the AF of L convention. Officials declined comment, but early convention action was anticipated on the next move in a strike affecting about 25 000 operators plus 80 000 railroad telegraphers. Reports also noted a shift in conditions from western linemen strikes.
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Chicago
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Non-Partisan Leaders Must Go To Trial Monday
Judge E C Dean of Jackson county district court refused the request of A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert president and organizer of the Non-Partisan league to postpone trial for two months. The conspiracy case to violate the state disloyalty law proceeds with a trial set for 2 p m Monday.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
Minn
E.C. Dean
Jackson County District Court Today
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Non-Partisan League
Mexican government aids US citizens in Chihuahua amid Villa threat
Washington says steps to shield American residents in Chihuahua from rebel danger were taken by Mexico. General Aguilar notes sufficient Mexican troops under Dieguez to northern Mexico to fight Villa and to move foreigners to fortified towns or trains to Laredo for safety. Villistas reportedly seized about a ton of ammunition en route to Carranza forces. US authorized border shipments at Carranza’s request and did not assume disposal duties. Continued on Page Eight.
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Washington
Chihuahua
Candido Aguilar
Mexico
United States
State Department
Aguilar
Juarez
Polk
Fletcher
Manuel M. Dieguez
Villa
Chishuahua
Dieguez
Laredo
Villistas
Poseaux
Ife
Carranza
Most Hated Man in Germany Urged to Sign Peace Pact
Berlin dispatch reports Erzberger Noske Wissell Schmidt and Bauer favor signing the peace treaty while mass socialist clerical democrat and independent factions search for yield. Cabinet may resign and Bernstorff is suggested as a possible signatory amid political upheaval in Weimar and looming government crisis. Spartacans seize roads to pressure the Weimar regime.
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Count von Bernstorff
Germany
Berlin
Nue Berliner Tageblatt
Weimar
Mathias Erzberger
Armistice Commission
Gustav Noske
Herr Wissell
Herr Schmidt
Herr Bauer
Sion
Foch Prepared to Go to Berlin to Lead Allied Front
Paris reports Marshal Foch plans to form a continuous front from the Rhine to the Danube. He will command the Romanian and Polish armies and extend authority over the Czecho-Slovak forces.
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Foch
Berlin
Paris
Rhine
Danube
Stop Movement Near Coblenz War Comment
The report notes halted movement of troops near Coblenz and the planning of travel restrictions. Intelligence officers seek to ensure peace as unoccupied zone newspapers claim all army materiel in the Rhenish Westphalian industrial belt has been withdrawn. German troop movements opposite American forces are small and not expected to block advancement.
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Coblenz
Fof
Frage
Rhenish’ Westphalian
Agreement on Peace Treaty Hints at German Signature
Paris in June reports advancing talks on a proposed peace treaty with Germany. Advices from the conference suggest Germans are nearing consent to sign, signaling potential settlement terms and a path toward lasting armistice negotiations.
Change in personae June 19 amid trade and church matters
A garbled note references Sir Robert and Bir George of trade with amended text involving Charles a minister of duty. The fragment hints at a June 19 date and a discussion of official or clerical roles.
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