Wilsons Paris visit notes no formal reception
President Wilson and party arrived in Paris at 9 am after a Brussels stop. He rested, spoke of enjoyment and the trip, while Belgian King and Queen hosted a day of functions. Wilson addressed the Chamber, met King Albert, and toured historic rooms with escorts. Belgian crowds cheered as the motorcade moved toward the front.
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Senator Thomas Talks on the League of Nations
Washington June 12 Senate decorum and debate on the league of nations shifted to political grounds amid a furor over pact language. An admonition by the chair followed as the session moved to observe rules.
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League of Nations
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Senators Clash Over League Covenant In Senate Debate
Democratic Senator Siliazas of Mistinalpp charged Republicans blocked the committee against the league while Republican Senators Moses and McCormick denied the claim and said Democrats accused the league of partisan politics. Vice President Marshall halted the discussion as controversial remarks continued, Senator Tremocrat of Colorado resumed an address against the Knox peace treaty and the league covenant.
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Covenant Incorporated
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Bia
Mormons to be protected by federal troops near Casas Grandes
Juarez June 12 Five hundred federal troops were sent to Casas Grandes near Mormon colonies to protect the district from Villa raids. The action follows a request from the American state department relayed through Consul B A Dow. Three alleged ammunition thieves were arrested and held for trial before a military court.
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Mexico
Casas Grandes
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Cre
Americana
Morrison Aims to Block Immigration in Labor Speech
Secretary Morrison of the labor federation, quoted by Elbert H. Gray of United States Steel, condemns bringing Chinamen to work in farms and other industries as cheap labor. He warns of unemployment and urges stopping immigration for a period to protect workers and prompt compensation for discharged soldiers and sailors. Springfield report notes progress on ten round boxing bill.
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Actress Reveals Derwille Beauty Regimen Refined
Famous actress details use of Derwille product Derwilio to beautify complexion. Celebrity praise, endorsements and instructions to visit drugstore counter for purchase. Notes on claims of quick, permanent improvements and removal of blemishes with cautions about authenticity and distributor notes.
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Scheidemann Government Falls in Germany
Paris reports the Scheidemann administration has collapsed as German officials confirm the downfall to observers including an American peace delegation. Philipp Scheidemann, seen as blocking the revised peace terms, is identified as the premier whose removal may speed treaty acceptance.
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Germany
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Berlin
Scheidemans
Philipp Scheldemann
Possible German Peace Delegation Change Delays Treaty Signing
Reports from American conference circles in Ta Trom Weimar suggest a potential personnel shift in the German peace delegation. The delay may extend the time until signing the peace treaty, with German action expected to sign.
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Paris
Tatrom Weimar
Referendum in California on Liquor Question
California petitions to place liquor referendum on ballot exceed 30 000 names as required for next election. Secretary of State reports petitions from San Francisco received. counties not filed could provide enough signatures. The measure targets prohibition ratification and the Harris enforcement act, with court orders potentially affecting placement.
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Jordan
Being Converted To the Necessity Of Signing Treaty
Coblenz report from June 15 previews German reaction to the peace terms. Representative Vollmann, a leading 80day Democrat, says Germany will accept the treaty but voices opposing factions gain support among nationalists.
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Mexico to guard all Americans in Chihuahua
Washington reports steps by the Mexican government to protect American citizens in the state of Chihuahua from rebel attacks. General Candido Aguilar informed the state department that troops have been sent under General Manuel M. Micques to northern Mexico, with foreigners being moved to safer garrisons and on to Laredo to reach the U.S. border.
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Chihuahis
Candido Aguilar
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Juarez
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Manuel M.micques
Vila
Chihuaha
Mieguertas
Laredo
Prohibition Declared Staying Despite Opposition
In a House speech Representative Cooper of Ohio rejects Samu Goraprra’s claim against prohibition. He says German brewers threaten anarchy unless concessions are gained, and vows no action or threats will deter prohibition for the nation.
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Samu Goraprra
American Federation of Dabar
Cooper
Titian painting to be exhibited in Indianapolis and beyond
Anderson, owner of the world famous Titian painting The Raising of Lazarus, left Ogden for Indianapolis where it will be exhibited before moving to Chicago and then to the Smithsonian in Washington. The 400 year old work, once in the Vatican, drew local admiration after a prior showing, with noted claims about its unique color derived from petals.
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Rome
England
United States
Anderson
Ite
Protection of the Dye Industry of the United States
Washington on June 18 German dye interests cut off from France and England seek disposal in the United States and China. Joseph H Choates Jr counsel for the Chemical Foundation urged a tracing system for protection. He argued antidamp laws fail to catch hidden shipments and warn that the native dye industry is vital to American output worth billions yearly.
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China
Joseph H. Choates Jr
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Conference on Long Distance Telegraphers Strike Outcome
Report from CHIVAGO Jose 1 Tong and local managers with reps of the Commercial Telegraphers Union discuss the strike results. Officials expect union convention action to delay any escalation to next month. About 200 operators and 3000 railroad telegraphers are involved amid evolving edition changes from line officials.
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Itelephone
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Toa Upor
Avention
Comtretal Telegrophers' Union
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Atrik
Vaalon
Uusink
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Lelegone
Appointment of D. Dickeron as Nevada parole board chief
WASINETON June 19 appointment of D Dickeron of Carron City Nevada perinindent of prisoners zng president of the board of parole of the departzet of Justice was annoned today by Attorney fen eral Pain Mr Dighton bestte creda Frein HW Duhay resigned was forty Went governor of Nevada.
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