Nation That Rejects League Returns to National Greed and Selfishness
President Wilson, in Belgium, urges Congress to raise the American legation to embassy status and send a US ambassador, praising Belgium’s independence and the League of Nations while denouncing Germany’s wartime methods. He vows to punish Germany for Belgium’s violation and calls the league a safeguard against future outrages, stressing humanity and friendship with Belgium.
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Belgium
Chamber of Deputies
Wilson
U. S
Brussels
Universal Service
Wilgon
Washington
Congress
United States
League of Rights
Paria
Boleuim
Ma Hinery
Germany
League of Nations
League
America
Vo Hymans
Amerea
American Member Quits Baltic Commission Over Kolchak Policy
May Royal Tyler was chosen to replace resigning members Morrison and Dr. Whick1 on the Allied Baltic Commission. Morrison told the Associated Press he opposed Bolsevik recognition but would not support Admiral Kolchak, saying he could not continue under a belief he did not share.
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Allied Baltic Commission
Kolchak
Pans
May Royal Tyler
Dr §& Morrison
Baltic Commission
Whick 1
Toular
Tr Morrison
Associated
Presa
Lam
German German House Agent in U S Warned by Choate
Mr Choate cited a report by Dr Rugo Schiaeitzer head of the American branch of a major German house. The document warned Germany had powerful interests in the United States and Mr Choate said Schiaeitzer was a Hun geeret service agent who became a U S citizen and directed German forces in the country until his death in 1917.
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Choate
America
United States
Germany
Rugo Schiaeitzer
Choatesan
Hungeeret
May vote on liquor applies to suffrage also
Ohio voters may petition to referendum the federal prohibition and woman suffrage amendments. Judge Taillon ruled the referendum right applies, overturning Assistant Secretary of State Folks proclamation that blocked action. Hawke and Dry Leaders argued state and federal constitutions conflict. The ruling allows a referendum if appealed, affecting party lines and constitutional interpretation.
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Dillon
Polk
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
KE BR Taillon
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Tseorge MK Hawke
Cincinnati
Harvey Smith
Folks
Diller
Hawke
Asaistan Secreary
Ohio Home Rule Association
Pry
Lyking
Dillan
Framers Defined Legislature as Will of People
The framers of the federal constitution intended the term legislature to mean that body or bodies in which is the full and final expression of the will of the people.
Labor Asks Equality Claims Judicial Power Drift
The text argues that despite constitutional limits on courts reviewing Congress, courts and judges are gradually disregarding restrictions and freely exercising powers once feared by monarchs, asserting a drift toward unchecked authority and liberty at stake.
Doctor Harry F. Haiselden Dies in Cuba
United Press reports that Harry F. Haiselden, famed for the Geller baby case and advocate of sterilization and brain operations to cure crime, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Cuba. He refused to operate in the Tallinger baby case and faced international notoriety.
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United Press
Harry F Haiselden
Geller
Cuba
Hasselden
Tallinger
Nr Haiselden
German Dye Surplus Sought New Markets Abroad
Joseph H Choate Jr counsel for the Chemical Foundation urged Congress to license German and allied dye exports to protect the U S dye industry. He warned anti dumping laws are inadequate as German shipments can be concealed and said tariffs alone won t deter the flood of surplus dye products.
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Shafred
France
England
America
China
Joseph H Choate, Jr
The
Chemical Foundation
Incorrporated
House
Ways and Means Committee
Choate
U S Combatants Leave Archangel in Russia War Page
American forces in Archangel have departed except engineers cleaning the base. Transports Menominee and Party were due to sail June 30, carrying 41 officers and 3252 men. General W P Richardson, aboard the Horton, confirms the withdrawal and notes Bolshevik gains in Donetz coal region threaten railway and factory operations.
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Brest
Archangel
Breat
W P Richardson
Russia
Horto
London
Donetz
Donets
Army Sortie Against Villa Commended in the House
Representative Hudspeth of Texas praised War Department actions sending troops to the Juarez border as protection against bandit attacks amid calls from El Paso residents for stronger security. The move followed an agreement between the United States and Mexico after the Columbus raid. General Aguilar, linked to Catranzas, had protested the arrangement, Hudspeth said.
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War Department
Juarez
Hadspeth
Tetras
Fl Paso
United States
Columbus
Chanman Kahn
Military Affairs Committee
Canaida Aguilar
Catranzas
Washington
Aguilar
Hudspeth
Dreadnought Fleet Arrives in New York Harbor
Nine dreadnoughts of the Atlantic fleet with destroyers and supply ships reached New York waters and will anchor in the North River until after July 4. The ships include the Pennsylvania Arkansas Wyoming Texas New York Utah Florida Delaware and North Dakota, accompanied by the aircraft carrier Shamrock and a dozen destroyers.
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New York
North River
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Wyoming
Texas
Utah
Florida
Delaware
North Dakota
Shamrock
Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices June 19
Prices for butter eggs dairy prints and various grains and livestock listed by region including Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and Virginia. Entries cover creamery butter eggs poultry ducks and geese with weights and price ranges for market items and animal categories.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Panneylvania
Arata
Grain and livestock price list with mixed station data
A dense price table lists grain quotes for corn and oats, plus barley and rye figures. It also shows cotton market notes from New York Norfolk Wilmington and Chicago, along with weights, bids, and cattle and sheep prices including beef steers veal calves and feeders, reflecting varied market activity.
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Chicago
Aerial mail saves a day between New York and Chicago
Oliver J. Sproul announces eight hour air mail service linking New York and Chicago. The first plane departs New York at 9 am and reaches Chicago by 1 pm, with the return flight leaving Chicago at 1 pm and arriving in New York at 2 pm. The schedule trims one business day between the two cities.
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Chicago
New York
Oliver J. Sproul
Mar George Curtin Shinn
France
Evane
New York Ave
Commissioners OF the Thatrict
Columbia
Waatington
Nnee
Licennes
District of Columbia
Soto Vehicles
Berks Cabs
Pamsen Ger Inigit
Abte
Canam
Washington Stork Exchange
Perseas
Wade H
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Weygand
Niederwald
Yumerwyons & Ria
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Haiselden
Juna
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Wilmington
Washington Post
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Mexico
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F.stoufe & Co., Inc
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Walter A Brown
John FA. Clapp Myer Cohen
Wm. Knowles Cooper J.J Dariington Wm
John Eyron E C Graham
Wm . Ham Frank J Hogan
Ralph Jenkins
Ralph W Lee Louis Machall
Arthur D Marks James Dudley Morgan
Jonn Lo Newbold
Frank B. Noyes
John Poote
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Continental Frost Company
M. J. Winfree
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