German Kaiser Backed by Officers Alliance in Holland
Army period ads urge Dutch refusal to surrender Kaiser Wilhelm I to Entente. Berlin reports indicate William plans rapid return to Germany, with Dutch government said to approve his return, as his presence worsens issues for the Netherlands. Navy Secretary Daniels orders coast surveys and base inspections, aiming to extend and modernize Pacific coast facilities before an August arrival. Rumors of an anarchist plot to assassinate King Alphonso of Spain trigger changes in ceremony location and security measures.
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Aerial Armada Welcomes Overseas Flyers Returnists
New York June 27 A assembled armada of NC4 crew led by Lt Cmdr Albert Read to greet Americas airmen returning aboard the transport Zeppelins. Commander John Powers Lt Cmdr Dellinger and others who survived a transocean flight join the welcoming line with Mayo ordering a full U S aerial parade from Mineola and thirty private planes joining the reception committee.
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Anti government movement in Hungary crushed
A Soviet backed anti government revolt in Hungary was put down after the Danube monitor was seized by anti government forces. The vessel’s guns were used to bombard the rebels HQ as shots and revolver fire echoed along the river banks. Budapest reported order restored, while Soviet Foreign Minister Hum urged harsher measures and blamed the bourgeoisie for the unrest.
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Kansas Wheat Crop Grows By 11 Million Bushels
TOPEKA Kansas June 27 The Kansas winter wheat crop now harvested totals 279 217 000 bushels per the monthly report by J C Mobber secretary of the state board of agriculture This shows an increase of more than 11 009 000 bushels from Mobchers May estimate and is about 33 14 billion bushels larger than the federal crop report
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Gunfire in Hamburg as troops clash with Zionists
Dispatch from Hamburg reports heavy fighting between government troops and eightists. Machine guns fired on both sides, several killed or wounded, with government forces said to be establishing ground. Extra troops and food ships in Hamburg harbor as relief workers remain calm. Separately, Swiss dispatch notes Germany's worsening crisis with a nationwide railroad strike nearing, famine fears rising, and potential eastern counterrevolution signs.
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Moeller and Bell Are to Sign for German Government
Unofficial Paris reports indicate Germany has selected Dr Hermann Moeller and Dr Bell as plenipotentiaries to travel to Versailles to sign the peace treaty. They were expected to depart Berlin Thursday night with possible departure Sunday or Monday as the date for the ceremony.
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German and French leaders move toward peace treaty signing
International Situation reports German foreign minister and colonial minister en route from Berlin to Versailles for a signing ceremony at 1 pm Saturday. Despite near completion, officials fear delays and unresolved tension between the Allies and Germany. Reports note internal instability, possible return of Emperor William II, and growing communist unrest in Hamburg as punitive actions loom.
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Bela Kun Talks On Communism
Bela Kun, Hungary's foreign minister, told The Associated Press that Hungary seeks non intervention in internal affairs and supports a gradual shift to socialism. He predicted communism would succeed in Hungary and anticipated a broader revolution after a peace that weakens capitalism. He criticized Austrian policy and Russia's influence, urging peaceful transition amid class struggle.
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Wilson Says Goodbye to Paris Peace Talks
President Wilson bade farewell to American newspaper correspondents at the Hotel de Crillion at 2 oclock this afternoon. The council of four completed sixping of the peace treaty this day, with no official statement issued by the council.
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President weighs commission on Polish massacres report
President Wilson told the Senate through the State Department that he was considering sending another commission to Poland to investigate reports of Jewish massacres. He planned to decide after conferring in Paris with Hugh Gibson, the American minister to Poland.
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Trouble Not Politic But Caused by Profiteers
Descriptions from Hamburg and other German cities recount spontaneous protests against food adulteration and price gouging. Reports claim volunteers and police aided violent outbreaks blamed on private capitalists who harmed workers through profiteering, with calls to avoid further disruption of industry.
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Japan Disturbed by Socialist Movement Effort
May 23, 7 Tokyo correspondents report Japanese authorities are alarmed by a push to start a socialist movement. Secret meetings touted radical doctrines, and police search for propaganda creators. Postcards purporting socialist principles circulated to officers and troops. domiciliary searches yielded few copies. Homma, chief secretary of Tokyo police, said no Bolshevism or Nihilism detected yet.
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Ex-ruler Charles of Austria pursued by Swiss doctors
From Prangins Geneva report says former Emperor Charles of Austria, staying at a Swiss home, is ill and may be moved by a Swiss doctor. former Empress Zita acts as nurse. Meanwhile in New York the Juilliard foundation is created under Augustus Juilliard's will to fund musical education, with an estate likely exceeding 5 million dollars. Congress and the Alaska engineering commission announce a railroad project due 1951 at about 26.5 million dollars, planning heavy manpower, and emphasizing favorable costs per mile.
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Distinguished Service Crosses Awarded Officers
Washington June 37 The War Department announced the Distinguished Service Cross awards by General Pershing to Captain Albert P Baxter Fairmount Neb Corporal Thomas Stirling Denver Colo Privates Clifford C Kidd and Fred W Stulth Denver Colo all members of the AE Finland to elect present Helsingfors Finland Wednesday June 25 French Wireless dispatch The new constitution then stated today by the diet provisions that the first president will be elected by We didt Hes term of office will be won Otte
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