Council to rewrite German peace treaty for public release
Paris reports the Allied reply to German counter proposals will be delivered soon with the treaty largely rewritten to incorporate explanations. The new document remains principle unchanged and will be published the day after delivery. British attempts to insert raw materials control delay the process as the reparations question remains unsettled.
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Allies Reply to Germany Objections to Treaty Outlined
Paris June 13 The reply to German proposals will set four main points. The reparations commission will fix the indemnity within months. Upper Silesia to be settled by plebiscite. Germany to join the League after its first installment and total debt is fixed. Rhine occupation duration hinges on prior conditions. Germany must state intention to sign within five days.
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N and W Shopmen Return Pending Investigation
Norfolk and Western shopmen vote to return to work Monday after a conference with American Federation of Labor officials at Bluefield West Virginia. A joint board will investigate grievances including the discharge of employees at Wilcox West Virginia and other railroad points.
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Réandré
League Vote in Senate Tests World Peace Path
The piece outlines a Senate fight over the Knox resolution on the League of Nations, with pro and anti league leaders planning tactics. It notes filibuster risks, cloture doubts, and the aim to place the Senate on record before Paris peace talks, highlighting key players and strategic moves amid a delayed Wilson influence.
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Taft Says Bomb Throwers Must Destroy Majority of Americans
Taft states that violent bomb throwers must eliminate a large portion of the population to reach their aim. He warns that attacks on the whole people complicate the criminals' task and urges officials to capture them, while offering leniency to those who plead for clemency.
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Bomb Attacks and American Patriotism in Taft Commentary
William Howard Taft argues that postwar bombings in the United States reflect a misreading of American citizenship. He contrasts German autocracy and Bolshevik tyranny with American tolerance, urging swift action against bomb-throwers while noting the difficulty of tracing new operatives and the danger of unlicensed rhetoric fueling violence.
British Squadron Bombards Kronstadt In Baltic Action
British forces shell the Bolshevik base at Kronstadt with heavy guns while the Bolshevik batteries stay silent. The incident follows reports of floating mines and possible evacuation attempts, as Siberian fronts push toward Viatka and Ufa with ongoing clashes near Sarapul.
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Russians Forced to Walk Plank at Odessa NY Refugees Arrive
Hundreds of Russians who refused to contribute 11 million dollars imposed on Odessa by bolsheviks were forced to walk the plank from a czarist yacht. August Danner, an IH representative, reports their arrival in Odessa New York aboard the Englewood with Mrs. Danner as refugees.
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Hays Rejects Issue War In Speech At Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne June 13 Will Hays chairman of the Republican national committee rejects a Democratic challenge to partisan use of the league of nations. He vows to bring government back to the constitutional framework and promises sympathetic but not hostile relief for business, labor, and farmers while defending national unity and strict Americanism.
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Strike delays liners halt transatlantic sailings
London reports a Liverpool stewards strike delaying Atlantic shipping. The Canada, Baltic, and Gelgic sailings are cancelled this week. The Scotian carrying 1,700 Canadian troops is also held up, affecting transatlantic operations via Montreal.
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Arrests Grow in Nation Wide Bomb Case Sweep
Washington police held Max Holder 34 a waiter union business agent for investigation. Secret service seized his belongings as detectives probe radical links and eight city bomb plots. Philadelphia held Paul Olsen and John Winter 27 for bomb squad evidence. New York detectives sought a sandal linked to the Palmer home explosion.
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95 000 Bar Mages Order Paralyzes Wires in Big Cities
The nationwide strike by commercial telegraphers and electrical workers expands today as 22 000 operators join the stoppage and 130 000 more are expected Monday. Chicago reports progress toward a Postal Telegraph Company settlement while Burleson may intervene in Atlanta and inspector Cole concludes discharges stem from union activity. Trade union officials warn of further action as strikebreakers reportedly arrive.
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Honduran Delegate Seeks Monroe Doctrine Definition at Peace Talks
Honduran peace delegate Gen Policarpo Bonilla proposes the Monroe Doctrine be defined in the League of Nations covenant since no nation has formally accepted it. He also calls for the former German emperor to be tried by Germans, in a memorandum submitted to the Paris conference.
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