Wilson to Campaign Nationwide for League Treaty
President Wilson plans a countrywide speaking tour to push ratification of the League of Nations covenant amid Senate opposition. He will begin after returning from Paris with a tentative schedule centering western states, Independence Day, and direct appeals to the public. Senate critics, while silent on the plan, may follow the president’s lead with a possible address before the upcoming vote.
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League of Nations
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Sioux City Mayor Defeats Recall Bid in City Election
Sioux City, June 16. Mayor Jajiane M. Ahort won re election, defeating 14. T. Carney by about 2100 votes. The recall campaign grown from affiliations with labor groups and a speech at an I. W. W. convent, with charges of sympathy denied by Short.
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Town
Jajiane M. Ahort
T. Carney
Short
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Nanton
I. AY. W
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Telegraphers Union President Warns of Strike Impact
Konsakamp, president of the Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America, says 14,040 telegraphers will be affected by the strike order in protest of Postmaster General Burdett Dawson’s stance toward wage demands and the refusal to concede.
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Konsakamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Ganaral Buriason
Bitter General Angeles argues with Villa near Jaurez
From Mexico June 16 General Felipe Angelen bitterly disputes the night crossing of American noblers into Meahan territory. Villa commands northern forces while Angeles claims no attack on Jaurez and asserts his role as peace maker. In Albany New York ratifies the federal women's suffrage amendment, making New York the sixth state to do so.
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Mexico
Zaragoza
Jaurez
Felipe Angelen
Morise
Disney
Meahan
Francisco Villa
Angeles
Ville
Hemeral Angeles
Janen
Angelon
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Jayres
Villa
Angelea
Martin Lopes
United States
Plana
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Saat
Fort Aldulro
Francisco Masero
Gener Villa
Alincka
Hurtiey
Jwar
Thay
Genereral
Willy
Albany
New York
Columbus
Union General Assembly
Forts Inhale On Fire Near Cronstadt Reported
June 17 dispatch from Petrograd says Cronstadt forts on the Gulf of Finland are ablaze as Bolshevik ships reportedly surrender to British forces. White guards claim Krasnaya Gorka fortress has fallen and North Russian troops have captured 22,080 prisoners and 87 cannons so far this campaign.
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Petrograd
Cronstadt
Gulf of Cronstadt
Hetwingéors
Mall
Gulf of Wieland
Cronntadt
Krasnays- Furka
Kronaladl
Cuarda
Stockfale
Kuasglan
Peterbot
Krasnayagorka
Yenlor Gay
Trade for girls offered by John Scowcroft & Sons Co
Announcement invites women to learn a trade with permanent employment, 1 year of work, factory conditions, and paid training. Apply at the Mfg Department of John Scowcroft & Sons Co.
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John Scowcroft & Sons Co. Mfg
Mexico Is Now Silent On Troop Movements
June 16 report from Mexico City says no publication on American troop movements from El Paso into Juarez. General Barragan released dispatches from Juarez and Hermosillo outlining fighting, aligning with Associated Press accounts. Aguilar, the Carranza envoy, was to provide further information, while officials hinted border troops and U.S. claims about protecting frontier interests.
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el Paso
Jaarez
Offica
Juan Barragan
Carvansa
Barragan
Fonterante
Tabladomathlaters
Jaurez
Hermosillo
Prema
Janrra
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
United States
Arte Department
Washington
Eee
General Aguilar
Tral Aguilar
Que
Generalty
Union Leaders Demand Free Speech Across Steel Regions
A 24 member committee of international union presidents led by Samuel Geomperr meets in Atlantic City to organize workers in the steel industry. They press for free assemblage freedom of speech and a free press in major production areas including the Pittsburg district. The move signals bold union action in a pivotal sector.
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Nel
Luna 16
Ateel
Samuel Geomperr
American Federation of Labor
Astraordinary
Pittsburgh Mistriet
War on Tuberculosis Drives National Campaign
Hatteld le managing director eooeciation, which will co-operate with the National Tuberculosis Association and the federal government in a nationwide information campaign against the White Plague, of which there are 1,200,000 active cases in the country. The association meets in Almeida City June 14 to 27.
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Hatteld le
Eooeciation
Aumotte City
Tanlac Plant in Ohio Declares Record Expansion
One of the largest pharmaceutical laboratories in the United States has been completed at Dayton Ohio for the manufacture of Tanlac. The six story, 60 000 square foot plant features private rail facilities, sanitary production, and modern equipment. Daily capacity reaches 36 000 bottles with strict quality control by expert chemists. Exclusive sales are in Atlanta while Ogden houses a local agency and stores.
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Fasion
Ohio
Rapid Rrowtt
Hale Business
Tanlac
Union
Canada
Canada Iilatory
Dominion
Windsor
Dayton
Iis
Tanise Laboratories
Atlanta
Georgia
Fesrit Hianat Hank
Ogden
A. TR. NewIntyre Drug Co
Busch Home in Chicago Robbed of Jewels
Thieves stole jewels valued at over 25000 from the Chicago residence of Mrs. Nellie Magna daughter of the late Adolphus Busch during a Sunday night party. The burglary occurred on the frame veranda within sight of the party.
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Busch
Chicago
Nellie Magna
Aeb
Adolphus Busch
Villa pursuit in Rio Grande border clash reported
American forces including the 7th and 5th Cavalry, artillery, and engineers pursued Villa rebels across the river to Fort Bliss. About 50 Villa followers were said killed with prisoners, horses, and mules captured. one American, Corporal Chigas, was wounded.
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Texas
Villa
New Juurex
Wight
James Bb. Erwin
Cabell
Fort Blies
Savenih
Chigas
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82Nd Artllery
Rio Grande
Yulela
Tezau
Toh
Doudiwest
Mesa
James J. Hornbrook
Fifth Cavalry
Tompkin
Seventh Cavalry
Howard R. Hiock
Nany
Hever
Fort Bliss
Cnide
Carranza
Texas delegates boast as 1920 convention nears
Advertisers tout their cities for the 1920 convention while California delegates push Los Angeles as the host city two years out. Delegates from Cuba, the Philippine Islands, New Foundland, Nova Scotia, and Iewell attend. Rotary entertainment and sightseeing marks the visit as the business session opens tomorrow at the Mormon Tabernacle with welcome by Will Farrell and opening prayer by Heber J. Grant.
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Texas
Cuba
Philippine Islands
New Foundland
Nova Scotia
Iewell
California
Angeles
Will
Rotarians Gather In Salt Lake In Large Turnout
Salt Lake June 16 Rotarians arrive by special trains and on foot for a convention expected to swell past ten thousand attendees. Registration day sees crowds in downtown streets as delegates from Montana Idaho and other regions join the event.
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Convention Council
Teva
Montana
Butte
Great Falla
Tielena
Anaconda
Idaho
Bannock
Ty-Hee
Atlanta City
New Orleans
Cleveland
Soldier Killed as Knights of Columbus Hall Collapses
In Brest on June 17 a collapse at Pontaneren sent a boxing crowd fleeing. One American soldier was killed, two were dying, and over 100 were injured as the structure gave way during the event.
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Knights of Columbus
Pontaneren
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