German Delegation Near Signing Peace Treaty
Weimar reports say the German delegation to sign the peace accord may be named tonight or tomorrow. Opponents of surrendering war leaders rally. the national assembly shows mixed signals as votes to sign press forward. Admirals von Tirpitz and Ludendorff remain targets of speculation amid calls for accountability.
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German Admiral to Face Trial Amid Labor Strikes
Firemen and carpenters join a general strike threat in Omaha with unions voting to back action in sympathy with Teamsters. In Berlin, General Maercker warned that army generals may retire if the government signs the peace treaty unconditionally after the Weimar assembly debated the reservations.
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German Problem Italy Premier Revolt In The Weimar Referents
Berlin reports Premier Otto von Baden Taner defends the peace treaty while urging honor remains intact. In Paris French flags seized by Germany during the 1870s are cited as a treaty violation. A commission may review action and further steps against Germany. In Moscow the transit of 60 000 to 70 000 Czecho Slovak soldiers home from Siberia faces Bolshevik influence and transport hurdles as Allied experts weigh westward routes.
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Italian Peace Delegation Departing for Paris Amid Italy’s Push
Rome reports the Italian peace delegation led by Foreign Minister Titton will depart Wednesday for Paris to join talks on the German peace treaty. Senators Scialoia and Marconi and Deputy Verraris accompany Titton with Gargio Chuglielmo as secretary. Paris says Haitian and Italian envoys also pursue a favorable settlement safeguarding Adriatic, emigration, and colonial interests.
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British Report Three Cruisers and Twenty Destroyers Afloat
Paris reports debate over sinking loss and German ships. Britain faced criticism for guards aboard scuttled ships as Lloyd George and Cecil bear responsibility. London notes three German cruisers beached after Scapa Flow attempt, with plans to salvage if weather allows.
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Weimar Note Ends Long European Peace Drama
Paris reports Germany accepts Allied terms ending months of doubt. The unconditional acceptance triggered early morning tension and cannon fire as crowds learned the news. Officials at Versailles planned the signing ceremony with Clemenceau Wilson and Lloyd George to attend.
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Peace Talks Advance as German Treaty Near
International reports from Paris and London describe progress toward a German peace treaty, with Vienna and Versailles talks resuming. Germany faces Austria treaty work continuing, while figures like Tittoni and Clemenceau influence final arrangements. Demonstrations in German cities rise as terms are debated and republic leaders weigh the path to ratification.
Bodies of U S Soldiers Taken to Cemeteries
Washington June 24 responding to Senator Chamberlains complaint about French military cemeteries Secretary Baker said graves registration service is relocating bodies from isolated sites to larger cemeteries like Suresnes near Paris and that the cemeteries are being cared for in every way.
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Food riots in Berlin and mobs in Mannheim
Berlin riots in the northern suburbs saw police and soldiers intervene to quell disturbances with mobs of men and women. several shops plundered but no casualties reported. In Mannheim, rioting on Sunday left eleven people dead and thirty seven wounded, with about two hundred arrests.
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Aged widow of Maximilian turns 79 in exile
Charlotte widow of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico is 79 and living at Chateau de Bouchel near Antwerp. She remains uninformed about most events of the last five years and shows little reaction to gunfire during the Antwerp siege. Her indifference masks tragedy as friends and servants die, told they have gone on a long journey.
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Government fleet opposed in Senate resolution
A resolution introduced by Senator Peteher of Florida expresses opposition to the government’s merchant fleet expansion. The measure seeks to address the Senate on the subject, with opinions reportedly split among members and references to secondhand concerns about the fleet’s cost and utility.
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