Peace Pact Bitter Fight Over League Covenant Split
Senate debate opened on Knox's resolution to separate the covenant from the German treaty. Knox argued the measure seeks only advisory consent and warned the Monroe doctrine could be ignored if the league is expanded. He cautioned against partisan use of the issue and urged caution before surrendering liberties.
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I am a Dasian for preserving our free institutions
A speaker defends senate rights as equal to treaty power and rejects partisan prompts. He proclaims he will oppose efforts to subordinate the United States to others if that is partisanship. He affirms love for country and people and vows to stand for sovereign self-government.
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Yanks May Cross the Rhine
Washington reports the Fourth and Fifth divisions of regulars will not sail home this month as earlier planned. General Pershing advised the war department of the cancellation, a move officials say reflects broader Allied plans and would require President Wilson's approval.
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Bootlegging Shootout Kills Man in Crystal Falls
In Crystal Falls Michigan on June 18 Joe Davis an alleged bootlegger was shot dead an unidentified companion was seriously wounded and Capt Robert E Marsh of the Michigan constabulary was wounded likely to become paralyzed after a pistol fight sparked by the arrest of two men at the Michigan Wisconsin state mine.
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Yanks to Base Attacks of Villa
El Paso reports border towns being garrisoned by American troops under General Erwin after Villa raids. Units deployed to Ysleta Fabens and Fort Hancock with a machine gun platoon. border patrols intensified. 12 airplanes from Kelly Field due for border scout work. Mexican envoy Candido Aguilar denounces U S troop incursions as a violation of sovereignty.
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Germans Split On Signing Treaty Says Paris Dispatch
A Reuters report from Berlin says seven German cabinet members favor signing the amended peace terms while seven oppose. Paris reports note concessions for Germany include use of 30 percent of merchant ships for two years and permission to dispose of gold reserves to obtain minette ores. A Paris Echo de Paris editor argues most leaders expect Germany will refuse, but a council of four agreed on consequences if refused, including forced peace and a 600,000 man allied force. The German text of the revised draft to be published Thursday.
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Turkish Grand Vizier Seeks Turkish Empire Retention
In a secret hour long session at the Quai d Orsay Damad Feria Pasha urged that Turkey remain intact in Europe and Asia. He asked the conference not to blame the Turkish people and promised a memorandum to the council. Premier Clemenceau said a reply would be issued.
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Attack on German delegates sparks protest in Versailles
Report says five top German peace delegates faced a stone assault during a demonstration in Versailles on June 18. Theodor Melchott and Frau Dorlblush were struck, prompting discussion of a police prefect’s possible removal as Clemenceau contemplates an apology to Count von Brockdorff-Ratzau. Demonstrators jeered the Germans in several phases.
Hold U. S. Food to Poles
London reports the transport of American foodstuffs to Poland via Danzig is at a standstill after the Danzig railway refuses to supply more cars. The Polish railway did not meet treaty conditions for returning empty cars. Eight large steamers carrying flour and corn wait at Panzi¢ to be unloaded.
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Brest Hut Falls Causes Yanks Death and Injuries
In Brest on June 18 a Knights of Columbus hut at Camp Pontanezen collapsed during a boxing match, killing one American soldier, with two dying and more than 100 injured.
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Wilson plans three week swing around the circle tour
President Wilson aims to travel three weeks for a speaking tour to explain the peace treaty and the League covenant. He may leave Paris by June 24 or 25 and arrive in Washington to address Congress after finalizing official business. He plans to visit principal cities, focusing on opponents of the League.
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U S Troops Stir Enmity as Mexicans Attack Workers
In Juarez after withdrawal of American troops, Mexicans assaulted U S workers repairing street car tracks, driving them to flee the scene. The incident reflects rising hostility toward Americans following border patrols and withdrawal.
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Juarez Tensions Escalate Over US Troops Actions
River settlement echoes with calls for protection from soldiers at the bridge as business leaders holding civil and military passes are denied entry. American interests in Juarez face hostility from Mexican residents, with reports of taunts and stone throwing directed at Americans. Mexicans accuse US troops of firing on adobe homes and killing Carranza soldiers, attributing all Juarez damage to the United States forces.
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England to Oust Aliens After Riots in Britain
Riots in Liverpool Cardiff and other cities prompt the British government to repatriate all aliens who arrived during the war. Most are Chinese with Swedes Danes and Norwegians also mentioned. Some negroes who are British subjects cannot be deported, but may be urged to leave with free passage and money.
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Sugar Shipments Renewed From Porto Rico to New York
Sugar shipments to New York resume on the 40,000 ton monthly basis after a three week stoppage in April. The Sugar Producers' association reports that less than half of the island's sugar has been shipped to date, with regular forwarding now reestablished.
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Birth Control Clinics Urged by English Health Officer
London June 18 Dr C Killick Millard medical officer of health for Leicester and leading English authority on birth control advocates establishing birth control clinics similar to those already operating in Holland and recognized by the state.
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British fleets fire Red Fort in Kronstadt area
London reports Kronstadt fortress on fire as seven Bolshevik warships hoist white flags and surrender to British squadron in the Gulf of Finland. Capture of Krasoyagorka pictured to bolster Peterhof thrust. Bolshevik garrisons near Krasnovogorka join white guards. North Russian force dashboards show 22,000 prisoners and 87 cannons taken.
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House Judiciary panel refuses repeal motion on wartime wine and beer ban
Washington June 18 by 10 to 8 the house Judiciary committee refused to adopt Representative Igo s motion to repeal wartime prohibition as it affects light wines and beer. End Argentine tieup Buenos Aires June 18 the transport fire threatening to tie up traffic to the city was settled.
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Germany Refuses to Sign Peace Terms Dispatch Belief
A dispatch reports belief that Germany will not sign the peace terms. The message notes observed reluctance and uncertainty about terms, reflecting tension as negotiations proceed.
Want Burleson Out Resolution Passed by Labor Convention
COPENHAGEN June 18 The situation in Germany today indicates that armed invasion of that country by the Allies is now inevitable. The amended peace terms have aroused implacability in Germany and Berlin dispatches say Germany will not sign. The Allies have set a deadline for signing and if refused will move to occupy the conquered country.
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Food held up as eight American steamers detained at Deal
Special to venting Journal from Deal England reports eight American steamers laden with food for Germany are detained pending the signing of peace terms. The action underscores wartime logistics and diplomacy as authorities await final terms before allowing shipments.
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Labor Convention votes to remove Burleson as Post Master General
Atlantic City June 18 The Labor Convention adopted unanimously a resolution calling on President Wilson to remove Post Master General Burleson from office.
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Sinn Fein Leader Countess Markievicz jailed in Cork
Sinn Fein leader Countess Georgiana Markievicz, the only woman MP, was sentenced to four months in prison for aiding boycotts against police and taking part in an unlawful Cork assembly linked to May 17 disorders. She was arrested in Dublin, escorted to Cork, and had earlier been interned before a May 1918 release.
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Fire Rips Liverpool Alexandra Docks Warehouses
A large blaze at Alexandra docks in Liverpool destroyed timber cotton and inflammables including 400 barrels of turpentine. Several vessels were moved to safety. a warehouse roof collapse badly damaged the American steamship Norlinda. Estimated damage reported as five million dollars.
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Paris Strike Plan by French Socialists and Italian Labor Leaders
Paris June 18 The executive committee of the French socialist and a delegation of Italian and labor leaders met to organize a general strike by labor, communists, and socialists across Great Britain, France, Katv and Belgium.
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