The Task of Abolishing War in Global Order
An analysis argues world peace hinges on long historical view and caution with the League of Nations. It critiques the covenant as unjust and temporary, notes shifting power among Germany, Russia, and Austria-Hungary, and warns voluntary justice is unrealistically demanded. It urges strengthening American national character first to advance abolition.
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Paris
The
Hague
Elihu Root
League of Nations
Germany
Russia
Austria-Hungary
China
Congress
United States
League
America
Waliscourt
Ireland
House of Lords
Westminster
Joseph Henry Blake
Ardfry
Galway
Joseph Henry Birk
Wallscourt
Marguerite de la Fochefoucanit
Doudeauville
Duc Destrees
Count Kergariou
Duc de Mortemart
Cercle Agricole
Pomme-de-Terre
Faubourg St Germain
Quai d'Orsay
Seine
Faubourg
Cercle de la Rue Royaile
Europe
Count de Rochechouart
Aquitaine
Marechal Duc de Rochechouart
Sicily
Isa
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Verdict Damages Awarded in Defamation Suit Over Book
The New York Supreme Court jury awarded Willam Wcade $3500 against the Russell Sage Foundation for defamation of character over a book titled Boyhood and Lawless. Reassessment of a photo caption labeled “The toughest kid” concerns McCue, misidentified as delinquent. The judge upheld the verdict, condemning the publication as wicked libel and criticizing self-appointed reformers.
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Suipremi Court
New York
Willam
Fifth Avenue
Minnesota Primary Result Reflects Voters’ Preference
The article notes Minnesota’s wide open primary allowed any organization to nominate, with Nonpartisan League candidates winning office while Rep Volstead’s prohibition stance did not decide his race. It warns Republicans and Democrats to scrutinize the coming gubernatorial contest as a broader clash with the league.
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Minnesota
Veaguers
Townley
Commonwealth
North Dakota
League
Volstead
Nonpartisan League
Root and Brancna
Diffusion of Wealth and Shifting Banking Power
Article argues wealth dispersion reduces reliance on New York and Eastern banks as states grow capable of financing locally. It links banking decentralization to constitutional amendments, warns of lost state powers, and notes international credit constraints amid a European crisis. It also touches political tensions and figures like Bryan Cox Daniels in a broad editorial context.
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New England
United States
Lord Wallscourts death unmourned in England amid faults
The late Lord Wallscourt, cashiered from the Royal Fusiliers for drunkenness and misconduct, died in Brighton unmourned. He faced 1912 brutality charges and questions about his Irish peerage, with the title passing through a troubled Blake family line. The report also notes other aristocratic stories, including European nobility and a French duke’s tragedy and wealth.
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Royal Fusilier Regiment
Lord Wallscourt
Brighton
England
London
Marlborough Street
Wallscourt
Mr Blakes
Capt Ignatius Blake
Duke of Portland
Ireland
Irsh
Lord Castlereagh
Marquis of
Londonderry
Blakes
Galway
Exhumation of 489 American Soldiers Placed for Islay Return
Paris reports that 489 American soldiers washed ashore on Islay after the 1918 Tuscania and Otranto sinkings will be exhumed starting July 1. The Islay clan vows to care for the graves, while relatives pressed for repatriation, with coffins carried down steep rocky trails to barges and ships offshore.
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Paris
Islay
Tuscania
Otranto
Braves Registration Service
Berlin Formally Names Fehrenbach Cabinet After Accord
The German chancellor Konstantin Fehrenbach has completed cabinet formation. The lineup includes Carl Heinze as vice chancellor and minister of foreign affairs. Dr Walter Simons as minister of finance. Dr Wirth as interior minister. Andres Hermes handling posts and telegraphs. Johann Giesberts as economics minister. Herr Scholz as treasury minister. Herr von Kaumer as treasury head. Gen Groener as defense and Herr resaler as transport. The labor and reconstruction posts remain unfilled.
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Eerin
Konstantin Fehrenbach
Carl Heinze
Walter Simons
Wirth
Interior
Herr Koch
Herr Resaler
Gen .Groener
Andres Hermes
Johann Giesberts
Economics
Herr Scholz
Treasury
Herr von Kaumer
Canadian Food for Soviets Signed in New York
A reported contract for several million dollars of Canadian foodstuffs and machinery was signed in New York by Lud wig C A K Martens the Soviet ambassador and Boger Sloan & Co Canadian and English agents based in Montreal. Special banking arrangements in Canada and England were arranged to handle these deals as Canadians aim to mirror Swedish shipment diplomacy with gold bullion credits in Stockholm to back credits.
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New York
Ludwig C A K Martens
Boger Sloan & Co
Montreal
Canada
England
Heval
Stockholm
Plan Line To Baltimore Shipping Arrangements Between Baltimore and Germany
Paris June 25 A freight steamship service between Baltimore and Germany set by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique will begin when both sides confirm private ownership of rail and steamship lines. M de la Touche, general manager of the French company, said the plan follows talks between railway officials and French directors after the war ends.
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Paris
Baltimore
Germany
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Compagnie Generale Transptiiantique
Atlantic
M de la Touche
Todas
Raiload
Faine
Hungarians Rush to U S for Entry Permits
Budapest reports caused a surge of Hungarians seeking U S admission. Immigrants needed $20 and a certificate of good conduct, with the American commissioner in Budapest noting May daily applications were high and rose to 1008 by June 21. A passport from Hungary was required.
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Budapest
United States
State Department
Department
Japanese Treaty Revision Aimed Before Prince of Wales Visit
In Tokyo it is reported British and Japanese diplomats in London have agreed to revise the Anglo Japanese treaty to align with the League covenant and current international conditions. The plan is to finish the revision before Ambassador Chinda returns to Japan and have it signed prior to the Prince of Wales spring 1921 visit.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Tokyo
London
Nippu Jiy1
Foodstuffs Exports Rise in May Values
Domestic breadstuffs exports increased by 423,790 dollars in May to 99,684,092 dollars, vs 55,893,961 in April. Meat and daily products exported in May valued at 50,525,708 dollars, up from 40,414,909 in April. Wheat exports in May reached 30,451,159 dollars and 10,864,059 bushels, versus 10,674,163 dollars and 4,175,876 bushels in April.
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Commerce Department
Crown Prince Carol Arrives in Tokyo for Decorated Visit
Crown Prince Carol of Roumania arrives in Tokyo where he is to receive the highest Roumanian decoration from the Mikado. He is welcomed by the Japanese crown prince as reported by Tokyo cable advices to Nippu Jip. The dispatch notes the arrival occurred Thursday and Hawaii notation places the event in Honolulu on June 25.
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Honolulu
Carol of Roumana
Tokyo
Tokyo Cable
Nippu Jip
Smithsonian to Establish Solar Observing Station in Arizona
The Smithsonian Institution plans a new solar observing station in the Haqua Hala Mountains of Arizona to collect data on solar radiation for weather forecasts. Dr C G Abby will supervise the project, aiming to observe daily solar input and help develop rainfall and temperature prediction methods in the desert’s cloudless conditions.
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Smithsonian Institution
Haqua Hala Mountains
Arizona
C G Abby
United States
Sat
Smithsonian Offe
Smithsonian
Calama
Census shows small shifts in town populations
Grand Rapids Michigan and Clarksville Tennessee appear in a census roundup with modest gains and declines. Across listed cities such as Reading Pennsylvania and Fall River Massachusetts the data show small percentage changes, with Clarksville noted at a notable increase of around 51 percent.
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Donora Va
Fall River
Grand Rapids
Yellow fever outbreak in Salvador reports limited cases
Advices from the Salvadorian legation note an epidemic in the western part of the country. Four percent of cases had been discovered, with one fatal, and spread beyond the port areas. Officials warn disease is confined but present in nearby regions.
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Balyado
Siavaitean
Far Wen Atar i
Polish Cabinet Formed After Resignations
The Polish cabinet was formed in Warsaw on Thursday June 24 led by Prime Minister Shulski, replacing resigning officials. The new lineup includes ministers for finance Grvatski, foreign affairs Sapieha, education Teporinsk, and interior O Roaissisk, with labor and justice still unnamed.
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Warsaw
Tand Slas
Grabsh
Financie
Shulski
Ganet
Fremer Anj Mnister
Finance
Grvatski Wirner Lesaniewsk Foregn Affairs Prin Bo Bene
Sameha Food Stanstin Siwinsh Railroads
Bartel Poste
Thegraphs
M Tolloczho Education Mo
Teporinsk Commerce and Industry
Antoni Olszee Skit
Pubdic Health
Mothodzvka Pub Works
Cabral Natuyowies Abrevitur
Rujal
Hague seat of world court proposed by jurists panel
The Hague June 23 The commission of jurists here for the formation of a world court united in support of locating the court at The Hague The jurists will question if the league of nations should preempt a broader court for the world Some favor restricting the court to members while others argue the world at large benefits more from a global tribunal.
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Hague
Aess
Jurisis
Lernation
Sigustor
League of Mala
Japanese War Maps Sold Accused in Tokyo Case
A Wednesday Tokyo report states a suspect named Sehizvawad is charged with selling maps used in wartime operations. The accused allegedly offered maps tied to Oyama’s surveying party. Detention follows amid government inquiries into the sale and its diplomatic implications.
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Tokyo
Nim Oqyamai
Hema
Oyama
Hungarian Premier Arrives for Prisoner Aid Mission
Former Hungarian premier Kari Huszar arrives in Paris on June 25 and travels via The Hague to the United States to discuss Hungarian prisoners in Siberia. He has been commissioned by the Hungarian Red Cross to handle the prisoner aid question.
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Paris
Kari Hutz
Cys Mier
Hungary
Om Pat & Bole
The
Hague
Wil Pro Ces Sory
United States
Huszar
Hungarian Red Cross
Siberia
Turkes Au
Briteh Papers Base Prices Advised in Frealand
Reports from Tac Depimen of Summer indicate base prices for Briteh Papers have fallen in Frealand due to a decline in paper stock and shifting market conditions. Officials say the drop reflects broader trends affecting supply and distribution channels.
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Yeaterday
Frealand
Germans Killed in War Reported by Associated Press
A garbled AP dispatch notes German casualties in World War I, with a mention of war deaths and the toll supported mostly by charity. The fragment hints at ongoing distress and public concern about casualties and relief efforts.
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