Knox proposes Senate split from League pact ratification
Washington dispatch reports Senator Knox Republican of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution in the foreign relations committee to separate the League of Nations covenant from the peace treaty and submit it to the Senate for ratification. The move aims to mobilize backing against the covenant while keeping treaty support overall.
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Labor Crisis Deepens in Paris Amid Strikes
June 10 Paris reports a renewed labor crisis after holiday clashes. Extremists push to turn strikes into a broader effort while opponents accuse government complicity. The Knox resolution is cited on U S policy and Europe’s peace, as Austrian government signals peace terms.
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Senate calls bill financiers investigate treaty copies
Washington June 10 Tele grams requested by J T Morgan Tenry P Davison Thomas W Wament Jacob Senile Png Wreburg and Frank Vanderlip New York financiers subpoenas issued for private copies of the peace treaty. Hedge summoned witnesses by telegram while the Senate prints the treaty as a public document to distribute as a complete volume.
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Special Probe Courts Martial Resumed in Washington Hearings
Proceedings reopen as the special probe into martials resumes with Frederick Brown and John W. Beckwith among witnesses. Col Al Rapene R. West leads the session as the committee aims to complete hearings in Washington this week. The panel said it will continue the inquiry through the week to gather recommendations.
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Winnipeg Strike Near End
Winnipeg June 14 The sympathy strike of Winnipeg iron workers begun May 15 is near end. About one third of workers have returned to duties and many others have applied for former positions. The development is said to affect public safety welfare and convenience.
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Gen Angeles Concentrating Forces Near Juarez in Heavy Exodus
Reports from El Paso indicate General Felipe Angeles is concentrating forces around Samalayuca eighteen miles from Juarez and 22 miles from the city. A mass Mexican and other refugee exodus to El Paso occurred as immigration and police held inquiries. Bridges and border controls tightened while Juarez residents fled in fear as military positions fortified the area.
Villa forces seize town near Fabens in Mexico
El Paso dispatch says Villa forces occupied Tandaloipe a Mexican town opposite Fabens Texas about 32 miles east of El Paso last night. A second force linked to General Angeles moves toward Juarez. No fighting at Guadalouge as Carranza garrison moved to Juarez. Also reports Costa Rica’s Carl Lara denies Costa Rica plans to invade Nicaragua.
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Readable fragments on international treaty talks and Turkey notes
The article outlines ongoing negotiations at a peace conference with focus on the German treaty and a proposed change to the covenant of the League of Nations aimed at preventing new blocs. It notes potential Turkish participation, the lack of a definite treaty with Turkey, and a German Socialist party convention in Vienna signaling possible government support and foreign policy shifts.
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Curability of Nervous Diseases Highlighted at Atlantic City
Washington expert Dr. Williams told the American Academy of Medicine convention that industrial leaders and universities ignore preventable nervous diseases. He argued cure hinges on proper patient care, differentiating conditions, and organized treatment, noting the war proved neurology’s value for education, social service, employment, and industry.
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American Academy of Medicine
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British Dirigible P-14 to Fly U S Return Mission
New York June 10 British air officials announced the mam moh Brille dirigible P-14 assigned to begin a might Irene England for the United States via Newfoundland around June 26. Lt Col Fred Lucas and Maj Fuller with eight mechanics arrived from the Adriatic to outline plans. They planned a Cape May arrival with Lt Col Luard and noted the final timing would depend on U S reception. An American aviation aid group will assist in preparations. Also announced, Maj Gen Ireland received the Cross of the Companion of the Bath for his service as chief surgeon of the Army and later as surgeon general.
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Ray of Hope in Sight for Telegraph Strike
Officials of Postal Telegraph may sign agreement to avert a strike set to begin tomorrow affecting about 70 000 telegraph and telephone operators. International president J J Koneskamp reports last minute concessions by operating companies are needed to keep workers from walking out. A new pact reportedly reached with Monteoery County Illinois Telephone and Telegraph company ends a six day strike involving 140 to 200 workers.
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Two Men Die Five Hurt In Train Collision
Waterloo reports two men killed and five injured as a Rock Island train from Minneapolis to Chicago collides with three horses near Washburn Iowa. The dead include engineer Fred Trisdale of Cedar Rapids and baggage man C A Horton of Minneapolis. An extended tax filing deadline was set to July 6 for fiscal-year partnerships and corporations ending January 1 February 21 March 1 or April 20, not delaying tax payments.
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Fred Trisdale
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Washington
Sixth Division Units Arrive On Transport
New York June 10 the Mount Vernon transport arrived from Brest carrying the 54th Infantry Eleventh field artillery and the Sixth field battalion. Major General Waller H Gordon and Driga Vertigny al Buelus L Durfee were ranking officers. The voyage brought 54 officers and 2923 men plus 6% officers and 1383 men of artillery and 12 officers 661 men of the Sixth battalion.
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Paris Peace Talks Signal Slow Progress and Reparation Plan
Paris reports a four power council pessimistic about peace with Germany as Clemenceau hardens stance and no progress on Silesian or western frontier issues. German signatures on the peace treaty expected by August with reparations proposals seeking 25 billion francs in liquid assets, two year margin, and annual payments. Swiss mission expanded to 652 members for US study visits, and a seven-member commission to review the 1839 Belgian treaty status is formed. Secretary Lansing forwards Senate resolutions on German treaty seating and hearings to President Wilson.
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Illinois House Ratifies Suffrage Federal Amendment
SYTINGFIELD II June 10 The Illinois House voted unanimously to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. The Senate approved by a 45 to 1 roll call and the measure now moves to final state action. Springfield Illinois June 10 The chamber’s action followed a near unanimous House result. Madison Wis June 16 Wisconsin legislature also ratified the federal suffrage amendment with the assembly 64 to 2 and the senate approving.
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