Senate inquiry over treaty copies and German photos
Senate members argue over the source and reach of treaty copies and German photograph reproductions amid a widening inquiry. Lodge Borah Kellogg McCormick press for access while denials, subpoenas, and suspected New York interests are discussed. Photographs for Congress report notes German terms being distributed to lawmakers.
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Hitchcock
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Agceas
Fiehd
New York
Kellogg
Senate
Europe
Associated Press
Mcl Gormick
Tlinois
House
New 32
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HPA
Mattacnes
Congress
Paris
Jura F
Associated Epress
Ameri- S@yan
Ber; Kovernment
Speece
United States
Tropical Madness Among Han Delegates at Versailles
Correspondent reports Versailles fever gripping German delegates with nervousness, toothaches, insomnia, and joint pains. feverish mood blamed on “cafard,” while a hotel raises wages after service staff demand higher tips.
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Bariin
Associated Press
Versailles
Berlin
Ewan
Hotel Des Deservairs
Terman
Petusrd
Disappointed in America Says Austrian President Fears to Sign Treaty
Vienna reports President Seitz voicing deep dismay at the peace terms. He warns the proposed settlement would force harsh penalties on Germany Austria and Hungarians, fearing renewed Bolshevik pressures and danger if terms are imposed. Renher heads the Austrian peace mission and seeks verbal discussion at Saint Germain.
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Vienna
Ais City
Seibery
Seitz
Bolsheviam
Agalnat
Austria
Karl Renher
Sst
Germain
Bilee
Daughters of Presidents Earn Civic Honors
Daughters of three presidents shape civic and political life, signaling gender equality progress. Mrs William G McAdoo, daughter of Wilson, aids Liberty Loan drives and decorates Mrs A Mitchell Palmer with the Victory Cross. Alice Roosevelt Longworth, wife of Rep Nicholas Longworth, pursues political erudition under Bars Mealli McCormick in the Republican Women’s National Committee. Helen Herron Taft, daughter of Taft, is chosen acting president of Bryn Mawr College after serving as dean for two years.
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United States
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
Liberty Loan
A. Mitchell Palmer
V. C
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mealli McCormick
Republican Women's National Committee
Helen Herron Taft
William Howard Taft
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Scheidemann Signals Mixed Mood Over Peace Terms
In Berlin Philipp Scheidemann contends peace terms for Germany will be harsh yet the crowd remains attentive. Most are reconciled to defeat and expect acceptance of terms sooner or later despite protests.
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Philipp Scheidemann
Germany
Berlin
Oppose Sale Of Mercantile Marine Assets To British Syndicate
New York June 6 Directors of the American International Corporation a major stockholder in the International Mercantile Marine Company announced they had instructed executive officers to vote against the proposed sale of Mercantile Marine British assets to a British syndicate The American International Corporation controls at least 26000 shares of the Mercantile Marine and voted its opposition at a board meeting The sale would liquidate the Mercantile Marine amid high demand for American shipping facilities according to the directors statement
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American International Corporation
International Mercantile Marine Company
Mercantile Marine Company
International Mercantile Marine
American Internationa Corporation
Bulgars Mobilize On Serbian Frontier
A Balkan News Agency report says part of the Bulgarian army has mobilized and is marching toward the Serbian frontier. The motive remains unexplained, with no confirmed reason for potential strife as peace terms are pending at the conference in Switzerland.
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Balkan
Bulgaria
Serbia
Switzerland
Pioneer Suffragist Laura Clay Leaves Kentucky Equal Rights
Mrs Laura Clay a pioneer woman suffragist and former KERA president withdraws from the organization criticizing the Susan B Anthony amendment passed by the Senate as violating states rights. The report notes her Lexington Kentucky statement in June.
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Unites? Press
Lexington, Ky
Laura Clay
South
Kentucky Equal Rights Associ
Clay
United States Senate
Obregon Campaign Gains Mexican Presidential Bid Support
Gen Obregon announces broad foreign policy goals and United Liberal Party backing as he seeks the Mexican presidency. Davilla is reported killed in Oaxaca after four years in revolt. Carranza asks Congress to authorize three rail lines linking undeveloped regions. Gonzales arrives in Juarez to relieve Escobar with U.S. transit through Texas approved.
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Juarez
Gen. Escobar
U. S. Territory
Washington
San Antonio
Tex
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Obregon
Liberal Party
Mexico City
Associated Press
Jose Inez Davilla
Oaxaca
Davilla
Carranza
Mexican Senate
Congress
el Paso
Texas
Francisco Gonzales
Col
Gonzales Escobar
Eagle Pass
United States Territory
State Department
Execution of Levine Nissen Sparks German Unrest
Munich execution of Levine Nissen, a Bolshevik leader, triggers strikes and street clashes in Nuremberg Leipzig and Munich. German government prepares military measures as Bavaria holds firm on the death sentence amid civil war tensions.
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London
Munich
Levine Nissen
Germany
Copenhagen
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Greater Berlin
Nuremberg
Leipzig
Berlin
Bavaria
Associated Pres
Stadelheim
Levien
Levine
Wadsworth May Drop Fight on Woman Suffrage
Mrs. James W. Wadsworth Jr, elected president of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage in 1917, says abandoning efforts to block ratification seems wise since no time limit is set on the suffrage amendment. She favors not renewing the fight.
Galll-Curdi Denies Charges in Divorce Suit
Opera singer Amela Galll Curci, through her attorney, denies all character charges in a divorce petition filed by her husband. She also claims Curci holds $25,000 in Italian securities due to her, seeking $15,000 immediate and $10,000 at final settlement as support. Divorce hearing set for June 17.
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Chicago
Amela GallljGuret
Curci
Western Union on Union Touches Mentions Strikes and Returns
The document outlines a broader wire strike with 710 employees tied to union status and policy. It cites 48 thousand eligible for membership, notes 49 thousand not in the union, and states no discrimination toward joiners, stressing continuity and that quitters cannot return. It reports planned profit sharing talks and lists regional quit statuses to portray limited union impact.
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Mhouit
Western Union
Association of Western Union
Kim Ployas
Winnipeg Streets Seized by Soldiers in Pro-Strike Showdown
Winnipeg faces mass deployment as 1,360 soldier constables and a 100-strong cavalry guard the city to enforce Mayor Charten F. Gray at a time of general strike. Police break up mass demonstrations while 3,000 veterans are eyed for emergency police duty. Brig. Gen Ketchen warns the government will act against revolution and bolshevism.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Charten F. Gray
Gray
Conlades
H. D. B. Ketchen
Gen. Ketchen
Dominion
Walsh Seeks Ireland Question Raised by Peace Conference
Walsh, a delegate of Irish societies in the United States, urges President Wilson to have the peace conference investigate the Irish situation. He submits a 6,000 word report with colleagues Ryan and Dunne from their Ireland visit. He threatens to approaches Italian delegates or British colonies if Wilson does not act. The package includes a list of political prisoners and alleged British atrocities.
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United States
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Wilson
Walsh
Michael J. Ryan
Edward F. Dunne
United States Senate
Lansing
Lloyd George
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