Senate Starts Expert Investigation on Treaty Text
Washington June 6 News that Tesolu Hoan asked the state department for the full treaty text with Germany and urged a probe into how copies reached private hands in New York was adopted by the Senate without roll call. The vote followed a dramatic debate and focused on who knew of the text and sources used while the allied reply and reparations talks move toward final decisions.
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German Peace Delegation Headed Home After Talks
Paris dispatch reports German counter proposal reports to be completed by Monday as four council sets strict instructions for commissions. Versailles says Count von Brockdorff-Natzhau left for Germany, signaling end of current peace talks.
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Wounded Heroes Stage First Iowa Athletic Carnival
In Fort Des Moines a daylong meet for wounded soldiers showcased baseball, running events, and novel trials as amputees and shell shock veterans competed with grit. The indoor baseball prove decisive with a 2 to 1 win by the one armed team, while others excelled in one legged sprints and assistive drills despite rain halting several events.
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Shell Shock
French Socialists Back Easier Terms For Germany
The chamber of deputies adopted a resolution urging allied governments to amend the peace treaty in a just and lasting way. It calls for clearer definitions of Germany’s status and for terms that consider the broader peoples not part of the alliance.
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Germany
Death of Nissen Sparks German Socialist Uproar
A telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports unrest across Germany after the execution of Levlat Nissen. Socialists join strikes and protests at Bavarian factories, with clashes in Munich and other cities as workers oppose the sentence.
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Lithuanian Delegation Accuses Germany of Betrayal at Paris Peace Talks
The Lithuanian delegation in Paris accuses Germany of treachery in surrendering Lithuanian lands to bolsheviks and Poles after the armistice. The statement says territories were handed to the Lithuanian reviver regime by December, with German troops engaging in requisitions and freeing bolshevik agents. It cites the Grodno surrender for 3,000,000 marks and Vilna’s evacuation to the Poles, hindering Lithuanian gains.
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Germans Hope for Better Terms at Versailles
Berlin officials, though cautious, grow slightly hopeful about possible German counter proposals at Versailles. Observers see von Brockdorff-Rantzau with a strategic edge and anticipate American and British reservations to entente terms, amid French moves and Polish concerns.
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Nervousness of Hun Delegates Reported at Voranilles
A Berlin Gazette correspondent describes fear and nervous exhaustion sweeping the Hungarian delegation at Voranilles. Journal notes tropical madness and caford like ailments causing sleeplessness, back and joint pain, headaches, and irritability among delegates, with one member demanding a piano play during conferences.
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Peery Nue
Erzberger Aims to Urge Signing of the Treaty
Braberner, head of the German commission, plans a memorandum to persuade the Reichstag to sign the treaty. The document reportedly outlines terms and insists on personal assurances to secure acceptance amid postwar tensions.
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Covenhagen
Inne
Mathias Braberner
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Tares Veilune
Terlin
French Expel Enemy From Rhine Barracks
Ten persons expelled from Rhine land portions by the French after nine died and the new republic was claimed. They allege confinement by the French in Venus barracks for twenty four hours without sleeping quarters and were insulted and mistreated by French officers in Warmstadt.
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President Sends Congratulations To the Women
President Wilson plans Belgium visit next week with Belgian legation reform announced. Dispatch from Renssels says King Albert will meet the president at Adinkerke near the French border before escorting him to Brussels where he will be guest at royal palace. Belgian Parliament will host a formal reception honoring the president during his stay.
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Wilson
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American Gunboat Arrives At Archangel With Cargo Aid
Archangel dispatch says the American gunboat Stcredent a arrived with a freighter carrying seed and crash material for relief. The mission aims to ease a serious shortage as the Sacramento line failed to reach the White area due to ice.
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Associated Press
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Sacramento
Doctor Flies 65 Miles To Treat Patient
Beaver City Neb June 2 1910 Dr F Brewster used an airplane to fly 65 miles to Uber Kansas to attend a patient and return to Beaver City. He recently adopted air travel for professional calls replacing rail and motor car routes though has faced landing difficulties at some towns.
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Railroads Deficit Indicates Need for Cost Cuts
Washington June 6 Director General Mines reported railroads ran a deficit of about 58 million dollars in April and a four month shortfall near 25 cents per mile. He warned that current economic conditions hinder raising rates and stressed the administration will pursue every possible economy instead.
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Pogrom Reports Rise In Poland Toll Two Attacks
New York dispatch reports two pogroms in Poland detailing attacks by troops linked to General Haber. The May incidents at Porych Volhyda and Czenstechny killed nine to twelve Jews, largely women and girls. The Zionist Organization of America cites letters to Premier Paderewski condemning the assaults.
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Copenhagen
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Fiume Plea Sent To Senate By FAME Delegates
Washington June 6 Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair sent public a cable from Andrea Osaoinack plenipotentiary for Fiume at the Paris peace talks seeking U S aid to stop a historic treaty injustice. Fiume's envoy urged action to prevent interference with its union with Italy despite Italian annexation sentiment expressed locally.
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Wedge
Senate
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Fiume
United States Senate
Flume
Italy
Short Lines Demand Better Division of Rates
The American Short Line Railroad Association, meeting in Washington in June, adopted a resolution urging a fairer share of rail revenues for short lines. It proposed setting aside $50,000,000 from the $1,250,000,000 railroad fund under consideration by the House Appropriations Committee. Over 600 short lines are represented in the association.
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Washington
Betars
American Short Line Railroad Association
House
Union Workers Back Terms of Packing Houses
Representatives of international unions for workers in Chicago packing plants notify the labor department of their willingness to accept the proposal from the two largest packing companies to maintain existing wage scales for one year after peace. Hugh Kerwin calls the agreement most gratifying and says the plan will have far reaching effects. more Chicago plants are expected to join. Wages were set by Secretary Wilson and the president's mediation commission last winter.
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Chicago
Hugh Kerwin
Wilson
Advance sale tops 300000 for Dempsey Willard bout
Tex Rickard announced the advance sale for the heavyweight championship fight between Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard has surpassed $300,000. The bout, planned for July 4, will go ahead as scheduled regardless of weather conditions.
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Betwernese Willard
Jack Dempsey
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Wilson Commutes Death Sentence of a Soldier
President Wilson commuted the death sentence to ten years imprisonment for Private Phillip Sob of the 709th Infantry. General Pershing recommended the change citing the soldier’s extreme youth at enlistment and his wartime conduct. The action reflects clemency influenced by Pershing’s recommendation.
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Phillip Sob
President to Visit Belgium Next Week
Washington report states President Wilton plans a Belgium visit next week as government officials announce top level talks. The nation's suffrage leaders acknowledge the federal amendment’s adoption and send congratulations to Carrie Chapman Catt and the National American Woman Suffrage Association.
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Wilton
Carrie Chapman Cath
National American Woman Suffrage Association
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Suffrage Cause
Congress
Former Salt Laker Geddes dies in Idaho illness
Ward reports from Preston, Idaho, that Archibald Geddes, longtime Salt Lake civic and political figure, has died. Geddes, once with Barton & Co at 03 Upper Main, served a decade as a Salt Lake County commissioner and was noted for his Republican tenure amid the Bryan landslide losses in 1896.
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