Weimar Premier Urges Caution on German Peace Treaty
Weimar Germany's Philip Scheidemann urged the peace commission to withhold final judgment until the complete Allied text is published. He warned against premature conclusions and defended Germany from broad accusations while noting disappointment over allied demands and protection for delegates.
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Versailles
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Berlin
McCumber Defends League Terms As Vague but Fair
Senator McCumber argued the league covenant offers a just plan for world peace and denied unfair burdens on the U S. He noted misrepresentation of the covenant and resisted party pressure against the league while planning coordinated tours for Republicans and potential talks by Democrats to respond to President Wilson.
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Mississippi
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National Tuberculosis Association Adopts Red Seal Drive
After adjournment in Atlantic City the National Tuberculosis Association approved resolutions calling for a red Christmas seal campaign to raise more than 6 million dollars, citing war related conditions as necessitating unprecedented efforts to curb tuberculosis. Washington’s Coolest and Meat Attractive Place for Lunchees at Wardman Park Hotel promotes open air dining with music from 12:20 to 2:30.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Washington
Wardman Park
Reds Attempt to Kidnap Ebert at Weimar Castle
Weimar dispatch reports fifty Spartacan and communist inmates freed from jail attacked the government castle in Weimar near midnight. A lone guard with a machine gun repelled the mob as attackers breached the entrance and fired into windows. Officials say the plan aimed at President Ebert, Premier Scheidemann, and Gustav Noske but failed. some prisoners were recaptured or surrendered by morning.
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Berlin
Northcliffe Under Knife in London Surgery
Viscount Northcliffe, London newspaper owner and former head of the British mission to the United States, underwent thyroid surgery today to remove a deep seated adenoma. Physicians report the viscount in satisfactory condition after the operation aimed at relieving considerable pressure.
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Viscount Northcliffe
United States
Gore Injured When Auto Flips Near Sioux Falls
Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma was hurt when the car he rode in overturned while speeding from Mitchell to Sioux Falls South Dakota. He suffered a badly bruised shoulder and no internal injuries according to attending physicians. Gore planned to continue to Washington the next day.
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President Wilson in Belgium Tours Battlefields
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson met King Albert and Queen Elizabeth at Adinkerke and began a motor tour over Belgian battlefields including Ypres. The party then proceeded to Brussels for a packed schedule with a palace reception, speeches, and visits planned from June 17 to 18. Margaret Wilson accompanied by officials documented the trip.
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Carranza backs protest over border clash and US plans
Carranza approves Aguilar protest against US troops at Juarez and Mexico’s refusal to recognize the Monroe doctrine. The incident spurs warnings of anti Americanism and possible reprisals while border patrols are strengthened and more aircraft are ordered for surveillance.
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Beer Ride Blocked in Senate War Time Prohibition Debate
Senate vote 35 to 11 defeats Sen Phelan's rider to apply war time prohibition to distilled spirits. House considers Gard amendment to suspend beer and wine ban, but committee predicts rejection. Prohibition enforcement to be stepped up via internal revenue core. no special prohibition commissioner.
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Victory Temple campaign near for memorial fund drive
A campaign for Washington's 700000 dollar quota of the ten million dollar National Victory Memorial fund opens Sunday afternoon at Central High School auditorium. Mrs Henry F Dimock leads the event with Mrs James Campbell Cantril of Kentucky on the employment star committee and merchants pledging to recognize war workers with subscriptions. Miss Marjorie Stinson plans air distribution of campaign literature over Washington.
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Kentucky
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Labor Radicals Fail Clash Over Reform at AFL Convention
Report of the Atlantic dispatch on June 18 describes clashes between radical and conservative delegates at the AFL reconstruction convention. The radical push for initiative and referendum within organized labor was defeated, with debates over Postmaster General Burleson and democracy in labor leadership highlighting tensions between loyalty and reform. Welfare and political questions framed the discussions as delegates urged loyalty, citizenship, and cautious change to avoid harming labor unity.
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