German Cabinet Formed Under Bauer in Weimar
Berlin reports a new German cabinet led by Herr Bauer with Dr Hermann Mueller as foreign minister and several new ministers including Eduard David and Mathias Erzberger, amid ongoing debate over peace terms and potential concessions to the Allies. Copenhagen and Paris dispatches note party splits over responsibility for the peace note and a push to sign the treaty with limited reparations disputes unresolved.
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Berlin
Herr Bauer
Hermann Mueller
Eduard David
Mathias Ebgrerger
Herr Wisbell
Prale
Erz
Berger
Copenhagen
Gerlin
Hes
Germany
Paris
Weimar
Associated Press
Auting Itag
Entente
Council of Four
Clemenceaus
Kaiser’s ex-officials dine at Van Bentinck castle
Diederich von Berg former chief of William II’s civil cabinet dined at the Van Bentinck castle where the ex-emperor is staying. Generals Contard Dr Krieg and Herr von Iseebeck were seen in animated talk in the grounds as Dutch guards tightened security amid nervousness after visits by American troops from Rotterdam.
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Groener
von Hindenburg
Germany
West Prussia
East Prussia
Silesia
Prussia
Poland
Ake
Noske Guards
Guirman Imperial
Amerongen
Associated Press
Diederich von Berg
Civi
William U Hohenzollern
van Bentinck
Emperor von Berg
Gen von
Dr Krieg
German Foreign Office
Herr von Iseebeck
Trial of Cocchi in Cruger murder postponed to autumn
In Rome on June 21 the case of Alfredo Cocchi for the 1817 Ruth Cruger murder in New York was adjourned from June 23 to the autumn Assizes court in St. Rolomna.
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Rome
Alfredo Cocchi
Ruth Cruger
New York
German Fleet at Scapa Flow Sunk or Beached. Baden Holds Afloat
London reports all interned German warships at Scapa Flow sunk or beached except the battleship Baden still afloat. Fourteen destroyers and five light cruisers were beached. nine dreadnoughts and five battle cruisers total were sunk or abandoned as crews scuttled ships and swam ashore under armistice terms.
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London
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Baden
Admiralty
Casigay
Stig
Mixchange Telegraph Company
Exchange Telegraph Company
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Koenig Alvheit Bayern Markgraf
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Prinzregent Luitpold
Grosser Kuerfuerst
Frederich der Grosse
Seydlitz
Hindenburg
Moltke von der Taun
Derfilnger
Emden
Karlsruhe
Nurnberg
Frankfort
Brumter
Breslau
Koin
PoliticReds claim Polk cable secret in Russia plot
Controversy erupts over a confidential cable from Acting Secretary Polk to Secretary Lansing about Russia and Bolshevik ties. Zany charges link Eastman and radicals to a supposed Wilson private war, with investigators seeking who translated or leaked the message.
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The
Washington Post Co
Holohevik
Frank L Polk
Lansing
Russia
New York
Max Pestis
Madison Square Garden
Wilson
Soviet Russia
United States
Folk
Laens- Ing
Eastman
State Departments
Polk
Bartman
Hartman
Kaiser Chose War Says Max Harden
Berne reports Max Harden in the Berlin Zukunft publishes a tele gram to Vienna exonerating Serbia of responsibility for the Sarajevo murder. The dated July 13 1914 telegram argues German responsibility for the war and notes the Potsdam war council planned action before Russia's involvement. Harden claims Bethmann Hollweg chose war and that 100 million people were deterred. Paris notes miners return to work as France adopts a pact reducing coal mine workday to eight hours.
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Berne
Vienna
Potsdam War Council
Russia
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Herr Harden
North
State of siege declared in Munster Westphalia
Coblenz June 21. A state of siege has been declared in the district of Munster due to Spartacan disturbances. General von Watter of the Seventh corps at Munster appointed General von Brauschitch as military commander of the Munster district.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Munster
Westphalia
Cologne
von Watter
Seventh Corps
Gan. von Brauschitch
Root Urges Changes to League Covenant Citing U S Protect
Elihu Root in a June 19 letter to Senator Lodge outlines three reservations for the League of Nations covenant. He argues Article X should be rejected and the United States retain rights to withdraw after two years. He maintains the Monroe Doctrine must guide any ratification and warns against relinquishing purely American policy.
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U. S
Borah
Elihu Root
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Lodge
Jeader
League of Nations
Senate
League
Europe
Senator Lodge
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington, DC
Germany
Wills&. Hays
League of Nationa
Nexs
Council
Osca
R Straus
New York City
United
Neace Batan
Hays
Senate of the
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League of Nstiohs
United States of America
Senator Borah Threatens to Quit Party Over League Stand
Senator Borah berates the league of nations covenant, urges reservations on Article X, and warns he may leave the Republican party if it supports ratification without American protections. He cites Monr oe doctrine criticism and calls for a clear American stand amid Taft and Wickersham opposition.
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Borah
Taft
Wickersham
New York City
Wickersham Thies
Straus
Idaho
League of Nations
Mr Borah
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