Wilson May Leave for U S as Paris Talks Progress
Paris June 8 The Associated Press reports President Wilson is likely to depart France for the United States within ten days to two weeks as the Council of Four and German delegation press toward a German counter proposal agreement. A Belgian stay might precede the signing of the peace treaty, with Orlando’s Italy absent from the latest sessions.
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Chinese Boycott Gains Steam Across Shanghai Discontent Rises
Chinese government struggles to curb a Japanese boycott drive led by students. Bankers merchants and workers in Shanghai back the movement. Arrested students refuse to leave their university without a public police apology. Demonstrations continue, with readers forming a committee to instruct in manufacturing items once supported by Japan, now to be produced in China.
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Taft on Treaty Text Disclosure and Public Access
Former President Taft argues the Senate rightly withholds treaty text until submission but criticizes the withholding of the full 59000 word treaty after the 26000 word abstract. He cites prejudice, impatience, and political manipulation along with Lloyd George's alleged role in delaying the text.
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Vienna presses protest as Bauer denounces peace terms
In Vienna crowds protest the peace terms as Foreign Minister Bauer attacks what he calls a hate peace. He accuses the Czechs of seizing Austria’s sugar and industries and warns that German Austria could lose its economic and cultural heartland. He hopes Italy will discuss South Tyrol and outlines plans for neutral controlled plebiscites and direct talks with Italy for commercial reasons.
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York heading to Nashville for salute by Governor
Sergt York and party travel by special coach from Sitressville to Nashville Monday as personal guests of Maj Rulledge Smith of Cookeville Mayth. The group includes York his bride his mother and brother with Sergt Claymer as escort. York will meet the Governor at the executive mansion and greet crowds at each station along the route.
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Wilkins Murder Trial Opens Today
Mineala June 8 The trial of Dr Walter Wilkins charged with murdering his wife at Long Beach February 27 opens in the courthouse noted for sensational cases. DA Charles J Woisong expects a three day jury selection. about 50 witnesses planned. trial may last two weeks.
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Heady to Strike Here Believe Nation Will Act
Washington branch of the Commercial Telegraphers Union plans a Wednesday walkout as leaders urge rapid action from Congress or President Wilson. Officials claim growing member additions, attack a blacklist, and accuse Western Union and Postal Telegraph allies of collusion against labor.
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Some Weakening, Others Stand Fire at Winnipeg
In Winnipeg two sides diverge as strike talks unfold. A Winnipeg citizens’ committee vows the sympathetic strike will be fought to a knockout while industrial employers reject the mediation plan, insisting on settlement terms and warning of continued deadlock amid reports of workers returning to jobs.
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Police dispute over arbitration in Buenos Aires strikes
In Buenos Aires on Saturday, police demand patrolmen sign a precise note while officers refuse and seek arbitration. A sharp confrontation with Dr. Anchorena, head of the Asociación del Trabajo, threatens dissolving the employers’ association after the port conflict. President Irigoyen allegedly warned that public order cannot endure strikes without arbitration.
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U S urged to land forces in Nicaragua frontier clash
The Nicaragua legation urged U S aid to deter a Costa Rican invasion, citing a 6,000 strong front near the frontier and the need for protective arms while Nicaragua maintains neutrality and pursues an economic budget under U S guidance. The State Department opened an investigation into the situation. A separate note reports two golfers killed by lightning at the Augusta Country Club.
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Big Men to Be Called Borah for Open Hearings
Prominent national figures likely to be summoned as the Senate foreign relations committee opens its probe into the treaty scandal. The inquiry aims to uncover leaks, financial influences, and the push to rush the covenant through, with names like William Howard Taft discussed as potential witnesses.
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Probing treaty provisions and foreign financing debated
The members push for precise terms on the nate side and seek to map out the league covenant's financial influences. Investigators may question who funds the league propaganda and how international financiers shaped the treaty to affect American citizens and future foreign ventures.
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Identification of District Dynamiter May Be Complete
Police push to identify the Washington bomber who targeted Attorney General Palmer as part of a broader nationwide plot. Investigators consider the suspect a possible pawn and scrutinize initials found on clothing, a hat sweatband, and a red coach ticket. Authorities note a widening net to trap those at the top of the terrorist network while tracking underworld haunts and sympathizers.
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Unidentified shooter in Coblenz hits Brig Gen Craig home
Coblenz authorities failed to prove the identity of the man who fired three shots Thursday night at the Coblenz residence of Brig Gen Martin Craig chief of staff of the Third Army. Military investigators pursued leads but did not confirm the attacker’s name amid theGerman espionage activity surrounding the case.
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Hungarian Rebellions Slain by Red Army Across Western Hungary
News from Vienna reports a brutal crackdown as three thousand peasants including women and children were shot or hanged by Red Army after revolts near Oedenburg. Kolnhof village burned, 32 surrounding villages resisted Bolshevik requisitions, while Bela Kun and Pogany oversaw operations. Serious counter revolts spread from western Hungary amid clashes with Budapest and Vienna forces. Prague notes a white hot patriotism as Slovak and Czech tensions rise.
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