French Jer At Germans At Versailles Protest
Paris reports a demonstration against German delegates leaving Versailles last night. Dr Theodor Mel choir and Frau Dorlblush were struck by stones. Premier Clemenceau plans to apologize. Brockdorff-Rantzau and others departed amid jeers and a rough crowd. The event affected police measures and a call for peace talks remained unsettled.
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Paris
Theodor Melchoir
Frau Dorlblush
Peuer Rete Pation
Versailles
Clemeneau
Coat Vou Brockdorff-Rantzau
Count von Brockdorl Rantau
Remy
Baxe-Weimar
Ite
Wilcoa
Beeti &X
Umenday
Arrailance
Wmlt
Monnday Ening
Thane
Fezhion
Berlin
Haniel von Halerhausen
MM. Clemenceau
Tefa
Conant von Drockdorff Rantzau
Njury
Glosberts
Mayer
Herr Meyers
Germany
Manu
Vite
Wall Avenue
Labor delegates refuse to endorse recognition of Soviet Russia
Amid uproar at the AFL convention delegates refused to endorse recognition of Soviet Russia while urging U S recognition of the existing high republic. They voted for a July 4 general strike and debated lifting the Russian blockade. Samuel Gompers led the fight against a May Day proposal as many labor leaders pressed for recall of troops from Russia.
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Atlantic
CEPY
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Acriot
Russia
United States
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Revelutions Committee
Lsbor
Universal Brotherhood
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Europe
Peter Bollenbacher
Pennsylvania
Frey
America
Inga
Eenanette Gompers
Federai
Telegrapheraanion
Order of Railway Telegraphera
Western Union
Association of Western Union
Naidh
Unwan Electrical
California
Sern
Charles P. Ford
Arcretary
Insternational Brotherhood of Rlnctricals Workers
Witty
Offelalg
Ganetal Burleson
Inet Rathday
Bar & 1
Konenkamp
Internauiards Presid
Commercial Telegraphers
Root Says Liquor Law Is Unconstitutional
New York June 17. Root argues that the wartime prohibition act exceeded Congress powers and internal revenue controls threaten brewers. In United States circuit court of appeals the government’s appeal to overturn a temporary injunction against IRS actions is heard. Root cites penalties under the 1918 act and warns enforcement would ruin the brewing business and cause irreparable injury without a full hearing.
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New York
Congress
United States
United States Circuit ‘Court
Hand
Maser
United States District
Caffay
Internal Revenue
McElligoty
Hans Overtion
Mr. Root
Dusineea
Internal Revenue Law
Galleu
Biewers' Association
Jacob Hoffman Brewing Company of
United Statens
Mr.out
Unites Flaten
Telegraphers Await Action From Samuel Gompers
Chicago June 1 Telegraphers wait for Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor to decide after a nationwide telegraphers strike action. A telegram was sent requesting that the strikers follow decisions from a conference to be held by him within twenty four hours.
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Chicago
Sarmuel Compers
American Federelon of Labor
British airship to cross ocean soon
The British airship R-31 preparations underway at Mineora for crossing the Atlantic. Ten hull sections seven by eight feet will form the craft, with Roosevelt Field chosen as landing site. The dirigible will depart England next Friday, as Army and Navy authorities coordinate with British aviation mechanics and American support teams.
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Mineora
Roa
Atren
England
Hugh Polter I
Royal Air Force
Establieh
Rockaway Beach
Varlans
US Navy reports French cruiser Jeanne D Arc disabled at sea
A wireless message from Admiral Benson states that the French cruiser Jeanne D Arc was disabled at sea while the transport Imperator picked up Dr. Denson, Brazil’s president, and his party en route to the United States from Lisbon. The Imperator, carrying troops home from France, is due in New York tomorrow. No other passengers aboard the Jeanne D Arc were identified. No further details were released.
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Washington
Jeanne D'Arc
Imperator
Dr. Denson
Chiet
Brazil
United States
Lisbon
Admiral Benani
France
Arkansas
Benson
Jewmos D'Arc
Greenwich
Troupa
New York
Dr. Fexsod
Rotary Convention Voices Against Anarchy In Salt Lake
At the Salt Lake convention Rotary Club leaders urge unity and action against Bolshevism and joblessness. John Poole, retiring president, cites Rotary ideals and worldwide efforts, while John Nagler Dyer delivers the convention address. Delegates discuss future venues, with rapid rumors about hosts and papers to be read, amid a flurry of impromptu stunts and travel plans.
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Salt Lake
John Nagler Dyer
Vincennes
Rotary
New Orleans
Louisiana Delegislan
German Crops Are Good But Weather Is Uncertain
German agriculture reports improving crops in May yet warns weather remains uncertain due to a rainless season. Minister Schmidt notes fertilizer shortages affect wheat quality and harvest prospects. Government expects a sizable grain carry and distribution to farmers and cattle feed.
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Berlin
Germany
Europe
Herr Schmidt
Fond
Wear Sebridr
Weimar Cabinet Opposes Signing Treaty Amid Turmoil
Berlin dispatch reports the Weimar cabinet largely opposes signing the allied peace treaty, fearing bolshevism and chaos in Germany. The cabinet met at noon and debated into night as representatives studied the Entente draft. Demonstrations in Versailles injure some delegates while officials note only minor textual changes and lingering objections remain.
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Weimar
Tuéaday
Gritunn
Associated Press
Germany
Peace Commission
Anarchists May Cause Disorders In July
New York June 14 Warning that general anarchistic disorders might be expected in the country during the first week of July was issued by the American Offense Society. Mayors of 24 cities were told radicals planned to exploit the introduction of nationwide prohibition on July 1.
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New York
American Offense Society
Otstera
Mexico Faces U S Troop Crossing Over Villa Raid
Mexican officials condemn U S soldiers entering Ciudad Juarez as a violation of sovereignty. In El Paso border posts, detachments of American troops are deployed along the Rio Grande to deter Villa from crossing. Villa’s forces reportedly fled ahead of the expedition, with his troops removing casualties before retreating toward Samalayuca.
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U. S
Washington
Mexico
United States
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
Sriei
Ville
Aguilar
Francisco Gonzalag
EL Paso
Texas
Ha Rilo Grande
Erwin
Villa
Yalets
Fabens
Guadalupe
Chihuahuas
Fort Hancock
Peer Farend
Janez
Shold
Fi Pare
Vila Feft
Kay
Samalayuca
Keller Mrs Emil T Dies At Ogden Home
Mrs Emil T Keller died Tuesday afternoon at Loevielock in the family home at 104 Washington avenue after a six month illness. She had been a longtime Ogden resident.
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Keller
Emil T Keller
Loevielock
Washington Avenue
Ogden
Moonshine Belt raid yields captured moonshiners in Virginia
Photograph from Kentucky district chief W D Chanter details a raid with Virginian rebels under Chief Sam R Brame near Weitco Virginia. Two moonshiners captured. Image shows distilling gear including a worm and whiskey stand barrel. Map outlines Appalachian Moonshiner hotbed in the mountains.
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W D Chanter
Raveway
Kentucky
Chanters
Virginie Revense
Sam R. Brame
Wietco
Appalacian Mounters
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Pacific Notthweet Golf Association
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Tacoma
Accond
Joe Noyok
Chird Wie Joos Tobages
George Teenhull
del Monta
Women's Publicity Bureau
Lee
Alice Gray Hiddes
Plorence Brower Roeckel
Eleanor Taylor Marale
Brewer- Taylor-Gram
Sol Lwelfth
Ao Ag
Ogden Canyon
Tley
Timy
Soloiers
Ciudad Jaurez
Jaarez
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