Austria Pleads for Leniency in Peace Terms Presentation
At St Germain, Austrian Chancellor Renner appeals for fair, humane treatment after admitting the 1914 atrocity. He seeks shared punishment, urges not to crush Austria alone, as French translator slips cause brief gasps. 15 day reply window set for treaty sections.
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Austria
Renner
Courteaux
Traud
St. Germain
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versailles
Karl Henner
Georges Clemenceau
Mounsulin
Russia
M. Clemenceau
Tiger
Clemenceau
Austrian Treaty Summary Details Peace Terms at St Germain
The long Austrian peace terms outline left to Austria after the German treaty mirrors its structure with tailored provisions for new states and minority protections. It sets Austria as a republic, accepts League Covenant, demobilizes forces, clarifies frontiers, and safeguards minorities and transit rights while maintaining economic and territorial arrangements with neighboring states.
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Germany
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Heumania
Hungary
League of Nations
Kingdom of
Serbia
Republic of Austria
Brenner Pass
Sachsen
Tarvis
Karawanken Mountains
Villach
Forthersee
Klagenfurt
Volkermarkt
Drave
Marburg
Radkersburg
Misenkappel
Bleiburg
Lavant
Bavaria
Switzerland
Elrope
Fieh Contracting
D Cies
Bulgaria
Greece
Poland
Roumania
Carpathians
TAC
Kilacenfurt
Rouaanta
Trana
Ruessia
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Belgium
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Turkey
Denmark
Egypt
Morocco
Chile
Siam
China
Liberia
Danube
Austria-Hungary
Vienna
Alsace Lorraine
Toe
Adriatic
Get Terms in Arabic from Lemion Times to Washington Peat
A 1919 synopsis translates the peace terms into Arabic and notes widespread Egyptian doubt about the Central Powers’ defeat. The article questions whether this Allied victory proof will overcome skepticism or be reflected in the press.
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Lemion Times
Washington Peat
Public Ledger Co
Csiro
Jone
War powers uphold higher rail and wire rate control
The Supreme Court sustained increased railroad, telephone and telegraph rates as within Congress war powers. It upheld the director general’s authority to fix intrastate rates, dissolved North Dakota injunctions, and dismissed several state challenges to the rate orders. The ruling lowers checks on federal control over utilities during wartime.
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Railroad Administration
Postmaster General
Supreme Court
Congress
White
Brandeis
Telephone and Telegraph
Director General of Railroads
North Dakota
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Illinois
Kansas
United States
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Kellogg
Minnesota
Robbery at Algiers Bank Teller Locked in Vault
An elderly man held up teller Joseph Rosameno at the Interstate Bank and Trust branch in Algiers near New Orleans, took about $15,000, and locked the teller in the vault. He fled by motor to the river, leaving thousands in silver untouched, as a main bank runner alerted authorities.
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New Orleans
Interstate Bank and Trust Company
Algiers
Joseph P. Rosameno
Rosamana
Palmer House Bomb Blast Kills Anarchist Attacker
A suitcase bomb exploded under the steps at Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer's home on 2182 R Street, killing the bomber and shattering the front of the house. Palmer and his family survived, though windows across the block were destroyed and nearby homes including Senator Swanson and Franklin D Roosevelt’s were damaged. Police recovered remains of the attacker as investigators, including Palmer, conducted a neighborhood search.
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Senator Swanson
Roosevelt
A. Mitchell Palmer
R. Street
Palmer
Congress
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Virginia
Maj. A. 8
Grant
Mr. Palmer
Treasury
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
Dynamite Attacks Strike Homes and Churches Across Regions
The home of Cleveland mayor Harry L. Davis and a Pittsburgh judge were dynamited just after midnight. Bombs damaged several Catholic churches in Pennsylvania and New England, according to early reports.
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Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New England
Explosion Damages Boston Justice Hayden Residence
The Roxbury court judge Albert F. Hayden home at 11 Wayne Street was heavily damaged by a midnight blast. Judge and family were away at a seaside summer home. street windows blew out and police later found pink paper propaganda scrawled with anarchist rhetoric signed by "The anarchist fighters."
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Boston
Albert F. Hayden
Roxbury
Wayne Street
Senator Martin On Enforced Rest From Duty
Senator Thomas S. Martin of Virginia, minority leader, is in the University of Virginia Hospital for medical examination and enforced rest. Friends say he will likely be away from Capitol duties for some time as heart issues from recent illnesses prompt a period of absolute rest and quiet under Dr Davis care in Charlottesville.
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Senate
Thomas S. Martin
Virginia
University of Virginia
Capito
Marlin
Martin
Friends
Charlottesville
University
Davis
Brotherhood Reelecta Lee at Railroad Trainmen meet
Columbus Ohio June 2 W G Lee of Cleveland was reelected president with no opposition at the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen terminal convention. T R Dodge asserted as vice president while A B King and D J Chase both from Cleveland were reelected for eight other posts including secretary treasurer and editor and manager of The Trainmen respectively.
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Ohio
W. G. Lee
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
T. R. Dodge
A. B. King
Gram
D. J. Chase
Brotherhood
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