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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
1
Explosions injure and kill in several cities including New York Philadelphia and Boston as homes of public figures and jewellers are damaged. Authorities report two deaths and multiple arrests amid a wave of bombings linked to Palmer era unrest.
Washington officials pursue clues linking a Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore route to the Palmer assassination attempt. Police report two explosions near the Attorney General home with one detonator, a dead terrorist, and a possible same group behind earlier May Day threats. Federal agents extend the search as arrests grow in Pittsburgh and nearby cities.
Paris and Berlin report that Wilson Lloyd George and Clemenceau concur on modifying the German Peace Treaty. American experts push for safeguarding East African holdings while allowing economic concessions. Allies weigh timing and scope of changes as Germany contemplates ratification and potential armed resistance.
Guthrie and Meade, president and clerk of Darieas County local draft board, will travel to Indianapolis Wednesday to join a meeting of Indiana draft board officials. The purpose is to form a permanent organization of conscription board members, with sessions at the Claypool Hotel.
A February gathering under the American Union will assemble governments organizations firms and individuals for an informal exchange of views on commercial representation. The event aims to foster ties between North and South American business leaders and experts.
In Washington and New York, Senator Borah charged that the full text of the treaty is being withheld from the people and the senate. Senator Lodge said he possessed a copy yesterday and declared the treaty is in New York, adding he refused a copy to keep it from becoming public.
Washington June 3 Republicans in Congress will support Mexican intervention and diplomats predicted here after Speaker Gillette’s remarks to the second Pan American Conference. The move aims to unite the American republics on a Mexican policy to forestall the revolutionary movement in northern Mexico and push a stable government.
Washington June 3 labor leaders today launched a final campaign to save beer and light wine as the House Judiciary Committee weighs wartime prohibition enforcement. Forecasts of unrest and political tension were offered, with speakers arguing the fate of beverage laws will shape national policy.
Indianapolis June 3 Charles Kettleborough announces that copies of the 1518 Indiana state year book will soon be available at the State House or by mail. The volume adds a brief state history, population tables since 1840, a post office list, rural route data, and a complete Indiana newspaper list. It features a budget analysis for the year ending 1917, detailing revenue sources, expenditures by department, education funding, benevolent and correctional institutions, and legislative costs. The book also outlines county and municipal government duties, lists state portraiture, pe rcentages of Liberty Loan subscriptions, and a chronological Indiana history from French occupation in 1768.
Rioting occurred in several Spanish cities following national elections with violence in two socialist strongholds. In another note, Britain’s government said it formally recognized the Slav republic.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Basia under control and Connell of Bix battling rapees, with Vy ahevik government consolidating power. Claims of dictatorship by Lenin and Tech, suppression of opposition, wartime justification, and widespread propaganda to quell unrest.
A fragmented Atlantic front discusses Rockaway to Plymouth flight viability. An interview with Lieut. Commander Reads cites insufficient science to enable an aviator to cross. reasons point to three major factors. Commander Towers and Lieutenant Befinger comment on future aviation challenges and commercial prospects.
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