Allied Powers Support Finnan Government Move
Paris dispatches report a council of five in Orrk approved aiding the Finnan government if Admiral Malteak’s forces demand action. Britain and France urged adherence to a plan to back minority protections, while negotiations touched on the Austrian admission to the League of Nations upon compliance. Italy pressed to resolve Adriatic issues swiftly as peace talks progressed.
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Aud Norting
Paris
League of Nations
Europe
Stephen Pichon
Batus
July
Tomarso ‘Tittaai
Wallan
Senor Tiltont
Rome
Peter Emmanuel
Lie
Arita
Old Transportation Methods urged to be discarded
Washington July Better re susts In transportation can be ablated by maintaining and improving federal operation than by returning to old methods in whatever guise. Joseph B Essiman a member of the interstate commerce commission said today before a commerce committee. He stressed federal control to enable capital, curb high rates, strengthen weak roads, and unify operations with labor.
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Washington
Joseph B. Essiman
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Senate Fuerat
Boatman
Four Generals to Probe Recent Fiume Rioting
A commission of four generals from France Italy England and the United States was appointed to inquire into the unrest at Fiume after a violent riot. Dozens of French soldiers killed in the fighting near Fiume, with Allied and local forces involved, as reports detail casualties and measures.
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France
Italy
England
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Cornell
Canjfetenge Bay
Norway
Spitvbergen
Rome
Gi Fhime
Aled
Wallan
Daughter of Late General Morales Attempts Death
18 year old Antoinette Morales, said to be daughter of the late General Luis Morales, seriously injured in New York after leaping from a window following the death of her mother from gunshot wounds inflicted by her stepfather. She had written that she could not live without her mother and had earlier been found semi conscious in an apartment filled with gas.
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New York
Antoinette
Luis Morale
Miss Morales
Edward Yerges
Denver street car service paralyzed by trammen strike
In Denver Colorado on July 8 a city street car service strike by 1200 trammen and shopmen of the Denver Tramways Company halted operations for a day. Wage cuts from 48 to 34 cents per hour and union recognition were the central demands. Officials anticipated some cars running by afternoon and near full service by tomorrow, with sympathy strikes by 25 powerhouse workers.
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Colo
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Denver Trauwas Company
Wutterleed
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WRH
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Gadote Oetowy
Tramway of
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Tribune Editor Cross Examined By Ford Lawyer
Tiffany Blake, Chicago Daily Tribune chief editorial writer, was cross examined in the Ford Tribune libel case in Mount Clemens. Ford’s attorney pressed that Tribune kept salaries for employees who joined the Mexican border action in 1916 to please fear of intervention, while Blake defended the paper’s stance. The exchange touched on reluctance to enter World War I and the paper’s wartime position versus Ford’s charge.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Tiffany Blake
Chicago Daily Tribune
Ford-Tribune
Alfred Larking
Ford
Tribune
National Guard
the Tribune
Germany
Mr. Lucking
Liquor Dealers 23-4 Per Cent Beer Reopens in Boston
Five hundred liquor dealers who received new licenses reopened today in Boston and sold 2 3 4 per cent beer after being warned by the U S district attorney's office that one dealer would be arrested in a test case for violating prohibition.
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United States District J Attorney’s
New Aviation Record Set Between San Francisco and San Diego
The Army Air Service reported yesterday that Captain Lowell H. Smith established a nonstop speed record from San Francisco to San Diego. He flew 610 miles at 148.44 mph in a de Havilland "Black Bird," solo.
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Washington
San
Francisco
San Diego
Army Air Service
Lelay
Lowell H. Smith
Smith
de Haviland
Weather and repairs as airship R34 and H-34 preparations unfold
Favorable weather reports for the next 48 hours and repairs to engines draw visitors to Roosevelt Field. The airship H-34 is not yet allowed to depart but Brigadier General Maitland says the return voyage could begin at dawn tomorrow with or without wind. Analysts expect the R34 to resume its Atlantic crossing after maintenance completes tonight, aiming for a southern track near the Azores if conditions hold.
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Roosevelt Field
Atlantic Ocean
E. M. Maitland
British
Air Ministry
New York
Roosevelt
Wineola
G. E. M. Pritchard
Pritchard
Cleveland Street Car Strike Settled and Service Restored
Cleveland July 8 Street car service resumed today after 2800 Cleveland Railway workers walked out Sunday morning. Settlement reached after last night’s four‑hour meeting of city officials street car company and union leaders. Workers won wage increases to 43 cents, 45, and 50 cents for successive periods with 55 and 60 cents later. company stock dividend increase to seven percent to be arbitrrated by President J J Stanley.
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Catraen’s Union
Andi
J. J. Stanley
Dry World Hinges on United States Dryness
A Danish editor, Lara Lar gen Ledet of Aarhus, says U S wetness or dryness controls global liquor trends. He attended a large Anti Saloon League convention in Washington. His remarks suggest barring alcohol at home affects worldwide markets and culture.
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United States
Lara Largen-Laget
Denmark
Atholdadagbladet
Aarhus
Washington
Ble
Anti-Saloon League
Muutariam
Gilbert Admits Writing Radical War Program
In Jackson Minnesota on July 1, Gilbert testified during a crash examination that prior to joining the Non Partisan League he edited or wrote for socialist and labor papers. He acknowledged authorship of portions of a war pamphlet urging support for government bonds and criticizing wealth extracted from war, noting his belief wealth was coined from soldiers' blood.
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Gilert
National tribute paid to memory of Capt Fryatt
London memorial service at St Pauls Cathedral honors Captain Charles Fryatt executed by the Normans in 1916 for attempting to ram a U boat. The ceremony mirrors Edith Cavell remembrance and commemorates heroic acts against German forces. In Hanover, a mob attacked guards and released prisoners amid tensions. General Pershing will lead 3200 American troops to London for the Victory celebration on July 9.
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London
Charles Fryatt
St. Paul's Cathritrat
Edith Cavell
Pershing
Paius
Foneden
Jondon
Joly Ote
Congress Opens New Chapter as Senate Plans Peace Treaty Talks
The Senate convened to discuss the peace treaty and the League covenant as Congress shifts from war to peace. President Wilson’s appearance is set to explain the treaty, with reconstruction legislation and prohibition enforcement on the week’s agenda.
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Seo
Alan Winth Wengrese
Calle
Wien Reyer
Dilla
Wilson
France
Senate
House
President Wilson Welcomed by Atlantic Fleet Escort
Four battle ships and thirty six destroyers escort the U S Navy transport George Washington carrying President Wilson as it nears Hoboken. The Pennsylvania leads the line with Admiral Wilson aboard. Vice President Marshall and cabinet members accompany, while thousands cheer from New York and New Jersey shores. Police deploy 4100 officers for security.
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Anting
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Guna
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Geezer Washington
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Fabinet
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Beker
Jnne
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Oklahoma
George W. Ington
George Washington
Harier
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New Jersey
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Cleorgze
Washington
President Wilson
Sandy Hook
Pennsylvania
Henry B. Wilson
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Smith
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Jersey iGity
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River Street
Sforry
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Secretary
Methodists Pay Tribute At Army Reconstruction Day
In Columbus on Army and reconstruction day at the Methodist centenary exposition speakers include Colonel Raymond Robbins head of the American Red Cross commission to Russia Major Edward Thipont of the French army Senor Riccardi Sand head of the M E Orphanage of Naples Italy Major General Irwin F. Glenn of Camp Sherman and Dr H D Chown president of the Methodist church of Canada Canada may also be observing the day.
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Columbus
United States
France
Raymond Robbins
American Red Cross Commission
Russia
Edward Thipont
Amy
Senor Riccardi Sand
M. RE
Naples
Wilhelm and Wife Prepare for Long Stay in Holland
AMERONGEN July 6 Former Emperor William and his wife appear unperturbed by Entente extradition prospects from Holland. They believe any proceedings would be protracted many months and Netherlands consent uncertain. They plan a long sojourn, indicating confidence in staying in the country. Transport Dix Disabled Honolulu July 8 US Army transport Dix reported to have sent a propeller 250 miles from Honolulu for assistance Beaver responded. No passengers aboard and no serious danger feared.
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Py Ure Allied Council
William
London
Lloyd George
Hovoc of Commons
Amerongen
Svorx
Entente
Iormer
Holland
Helr Oninfon
Netherlands
Dix
Honolues
T. IL
United States Army
Manila
San Francisco
Honolulu
Ender Beaver
Censorship Lifted on Communications With Germany
Paris council reaches consensus to lift commercial censorship on communications with Germany and align with the blockade, while political censorship remains in force. The move is aimed at easing trade controls without relaxing official political restrictions.
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Peelesen
Council of Flys
Germany
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