Signing at Versailles and German plenipotentiaries abroad
German plenipotentiaries arrive with authority to sign the peace treaty at Versailles. Bauer condemns terms while Türkish and Belgian reparations are outlined. A French minister demands full reparation as the council of ten considers independent Armenia and Palestine autonomy. American border fortifications expand with new army ports and housing for patrol troops.
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Associated Press
Versailles
Gerspiung
Herr Mueller
Herr Bauer
Yanisl von Safmthausen
Germany
Ben
National Assembly
Weimer
Bauer
Haltan
Ste Tmer Orlando
Versailles Briday
Jby Slener Tittons
Council of Ten
Turkey
Palestine
Arabia
Belgium
Government bonds to be paid in twenty five years
Fort Dodge Iowa June 24 The government plans to have liberty bonds paid for within twenty five years according to a statement by W W Harding governor of the Federal Reserve System at the Iowa Bankers convention He called the Federal Reserve the financial fire department of the world and urged men to mind their own business and let others alone.
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Iowa
Oy Ww
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Federal Reserve System
Iowa Bankers’ Convention
Federal Reserve
Financial Fire Department
Tworld
Irish Republic to Issue Bonds
New York June 2. The Irish Republic plans to issue bonds totaling one million pounds. Half will be offered to the public for immediate subscriptions, with 286,000 pounds in Ireland and 250,000 pounds abroad. Eamonn de Valera states the move backs Ireland’s sovereignty and aims to resume diplomatic representation and international trade, while criticizing English interference and urging unity among Irish supporters. The issue will be unpaid for six months after issuance.
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New York
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
Irish Republic
de Valera
Paris
League of Nations
Bram
Iin
Train Runs Five Miles Without Its Engineer
A passenger train No. 6 traveling from from fln tolm to Chicago ran five miles without its engineer after Edgar Johnson of Lincoln fell from the cab near Washily junction. Fireman Karl Zimmerman stopped the train at Greenwand and tried to reach the engineer at Waverly, where Johnson was found dead beside the track.
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Flntolm
Ghicaga
Antees Edgar Johnson
Vincoln
Jatley
Waverly
Greenwand
Karl J. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Johnson
Unrest in Hamburg Attacks Food Plants Provoke Army Fire
Serious riots hit Hamburg on Monday and Tuesday with mobs attacking food preserving factories believed to house dogs and bees. The provision department offices were wrecked as crowds clashed with troops marching through the streets, leaving several dead and many wounded.
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Copenhagen
Hamburg
Nibs
Teing
Peace treaty expected to be signed this weekend at Versailles
Paris June 25 AP dispatch says the peace treaty will be signed after Friday or Saturday with an hour around 3 pm. The exact day remains unconfirmed. The conference secretariat has no official knowledge of the German delegation personnel arrival.
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Paris
Wie
Associated Press
Pesca
Versailles
Demobilization Question Dominates Debates in Paris Chamber
Premier Clemencaan faced questions on demobilization and government plans. He said rapid demobilization is desired but must reflect Germany’s mood and treaty terms. He cited German moves at Scapa Flow and Kiel as key factors requiring a cautious approach and a capable army to enforce treaty obligations.
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Paris
Tyradas
Clemencaan
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Czermady
Kiel
Fight Against the Covenant No Longer Stirring
Washington June 24 a lull in the negotiations debate appeared as the foreign relations committee met sparingly. The senate did not vote on Senator Fall s amendment to end the war or a peace declaration, with prospects it may be ruled out of order. If rejected, Fall aims to pursue action later through a joint resolution.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Stealor
Alood
House Judiciary Committee
Wardine
Ita Provisiona
Morgan
Geinnoma
Hlm
Protests U S Entry Into Mexico Spark Officials Reaction
A Mexican envoy in Washington protested the entry of U S forces into Mexico amid border clashes near El Paso. The protest was issued on behalf of the Mexican government following the crossing to drive Villa’s forces from the region.
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Southern Department
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Tha Barter
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Arivaca
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Nene
Villas
el Paso
Poindexter Urges Strong GOP Foreign Policy for America
New York June 4 Senator Poindexter Republican Washington urged Republicans to aim for national unity to prevent disintegration. He denounced Democratic weakness on Mexico and urged electing a president to uphold American honor, oppose foreign meddling and protect Panama Canal interests. He called to stamp out radical agitators, deport alien agitators, and oppose Bolshevist influence while praising strong tariff and war tax reform. The speech stressed Republican resolve and warned against internationalism undermining national sovereignty.
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Poindester
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Washington
Fifteenth Am
Reepublican
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Republic
Meslo
Poindexter
Mexico
Great Britain
Republican Congress
Democratic Congress
Panama Canal
Philippine Islands
Kaiser
Russia
Referee dispute shadows Willard Denpacy title bout
In Toledo on June 24 promoter Tex Rice met with Willard Jack Kearns and officials to choose a referee for the July 4 heavyweight contest. Reports said Willard favored Richard while Kearns preferred Jack Welsh or Bill Brown. Army navy and civilian board officials weighed options as 2300 fans visited the challenger’s camp and sparring rounds were tame and controlled.
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Toledo
Ohio
Tex Ricetré
Willard
Denpacy
Knight
Jack Kearns
Army, Navy
W. A. Gavin
Atlas Etaple
Wilard
Richard
Kearny
Jack Welsh
San Francisco
Bill Brown
New York
Liv
Bill Tate
Jamaica
J. Heisler
bin Case Geain
Immpney
Reisser Laims
Serup Sey
Brotherhood Fires Up Against AFL Membership
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen cannot affiliate with the American Federation of Labor, says D I Notherton of Youngstown Ohio vice president of the Wratherhood. He notes the AFL constitution limits representation to one branch of organized labor and already represents engineers through the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The convention’s morning session considers beneficiary committee reports amid discussion on honesty between spouses in heat insurance against divorce.
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Denver
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
American Federation of Taper
D. I. Nothertton
Youngstown
Ohio
Wratherhood
American Federation of Labor
Ritterman
Organized Labor
Wratherhood of
Lecamore Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotivn
Gold Withdrawals and Shipments Cut From New York Treasury
Withdrawals of gold from the sub-treasury totaled 3.6 million dollars for shipment to South America and 2.06 million to Spain. An additional 2 hundred thousand arrived today from Montreal to be used in government loans via private banks. Also noting a quip about choosing a wife versus a horse in a race.
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South America
New York
Sub-Treasury
Spain
Montreal
Brittah
Actress Promotes Derwille Beauty Product in New York
Miss Ethel Clayton, famed Paramount actress, endorses Derwille a daily complexion beautifier. She claims first application shows peachy cheeks and soft skin, with lasting glow. touts its safety and permanence versus powders. The ad highlights a money back guarantee and availability at druggists and department stores.
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Ethel Clayton
Winder
Paramount
Mac Fana Wilder
Clayton
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