British Premier Lloyd George Charts France Pact Aims
London July 2 Lloyd George in parliament defends the Versailles peace and the Anglo American France pact stressing Germany must be deterred and a world peace enforced. He highlights US Britain and French guarantees to France and calls for disarmament and enforcement through the League of Nations. He warns against reviving militarism and urges trial for war leaders.
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War Powers and Senate Clash Over US France Alliance
The article discusses constitutional limits on war powers, Senate debates over ratifying a US France alliance, and the tension between executive pledges and congressional authority. It notes requested wartime triggers, potential future Congress actions, and the push to resume German trade amid ratification talks.
Fight By Megaphone From The Post Building
The Washington Post will describe the Willard Dempsey bout in Toledo from ring entrance to referee decision. A special wire will relay play-by-play updates from ringside to the Post building, withWashington time around 4 PM.
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Burleson Denies A Strike In Government Controlled Era
Postmaster General Burleson says there was no strike by wiremen during government control and that workers refused to defy the control board policy. Frank Ho McDowell of the Commercial Telegraphers union calls the claim false and insults intelligence.
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Petworth 4th of July Celebrations Outline Civic Festivities
Petworth residents plan a full Independence Day program starting with a patriotic parade led by the Bureau of Printing and Engraving band at Quins Street east of Eighth. A raising exercise, dinner served by Baptist Church ladies, baseball games, athletics events with prizes, a pitnie gun run, and a patriotic concert at Libby Park precede fireworks. A Navy Yard band will perform at Libby Park along with community singing and an address by Representative Edward Campbell Littie of Kansas.
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Delayed duel report on fraternization rule for US troops
Coblenz reports note a wartime marriage ban with Germany under occupation. U.S. forces say violations may lead to charges of communicating with the enemy or ignoring fraternization rules. Headquarters urge publicity as inquiries rise about the policy. In Lisbon on July 2 railroad workers strike.
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Vigilant Security Planned Across District as Anarchist Threat Looms
Government and city police plus a home defense league organize a multi day vigil to deter possible outrages by radicals. Officials say no definite dates exist but the threat is deemed serious, with lawmakers and leaders under protection and nationwide surveillance of suspected anarchists and threats to Washington and county areas.
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Independence Day Parade and Ceremonies in Washington
Washington marks Independence Day with a large nationwide celebration. District officials plan a 9 am ceremony at the Washington Monument grounds where medals are awarded to veterans, and a multi-part program featuring oaths, world peace themes, flag displays, and a large parade down Pennsylvania Avenue, with military and civic groups participating.
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Speeding airship may reach Mineola today
The British dirigible R34 or B-34 is reported 400 miles from St Johns at 10 pm Greenwich, en route to the United States on a transatlantic flight. Weather and naval signals indicate progress toward Mineola, Long Island, with possible overflight of Washington and Baltimore if time allows.
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Duell Among French Officials Sparks Months of Tension
On Wednesday July 2 in Baponne, the first duel since the war began saw fatally tense exchanges between M fat mayor and M Gennes, vice president of the chamber of commerce, both firing without result. The event is tied to a long history of unresolved disputes kept in suspense until peace.
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Turkish interior minister resigns over war policy clash
Parizp July 23. Ali Kemal Bey, minister of the interior, resigns due to differences with the minister of war and big star over nationalist policy. Dispatches from official quarters say the Turkish government remains extremely weak. Kemal Bey says he cannot agree with harsh nationalist stance.
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