Favorable Knox Resolution Report Sparks Senate Debate
Washington June 1 Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 9 to 7 to drop a favorable report on the Knox resolution, signaling a major fight to separate the League of Nations covenant from a treaty. Wall Street bankers and leaders warn that success could push adoption of a world financing plan and influence U S membership in the League. The debate centers on delaying the decision and potential U S treaty with Germany. Nearby, firemen gather in Warsaw for a northeastern Indiana tournament raising funds to host visitors. Russia’s WWI Zeppelins and Allied raids are summarized, with losses cited for Germany and its airships through 1914 1918. January wheat harvest is noted.
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Winnipeg Street Cars Idle Amid Rumored Riots
Winnipeg dated June 12 reports city officials abandoned plans to resume street car service amid fears of renewed rioting. Striking workers at the Ford automotive plant planned a night vigil as leaders claimed eight hour shifts were restored, while reports of armored cars and machine guns circulated without confirmation.
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Resumption of Government Building Program Demanded
Atlantic City June 12 Immediate resumption of the government building program is the urgent remedy for high rent unemployment and stagnant building materials markets say leaders of the American Federation of Labor. Samuel Griggs, president of the Stone Gutters union, estimates 250,000 building trade workers idle and urged Congress to provide funds so federal buildings can be resumed.
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Mechanism on Article Ten of the League of Nations
A damaged fragment cites a January debate in Watstonston about Article ten of the League covenant. It discusses preserving territorial integrity and the United States role in ratification and rights of receivers or libre who question expediency. The text mentions Senator from South Carolina and issues around compliance.
Elks to Observe Flag Day Tuesday
The Elk club in the city will observe Flag Day Tuesday with a public ceremony at the Elk’s lodge. Dillard’s arranged musical numbers and an organist, while the principal speaker will be Madiaote Walsh of Tiga epotia, recognized as a leading figure in the state.
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Vrith Og Dillard
Sebring
Edward Bel- Pow
Torithe Evensur
Newly Elected Mexican Governor Arrested
Reports from Monterey claim the newly elected governor of a Mexican state was arrested amid street fighting that has left over 100 dead since Monday. Travelers arriving here today note Carranza followers involved, with chaos surrounding the Monterey area and surrounding counties.
Endangered Status of Interned German Ships in Paris Talks
Paris discusses 19 interned German ships with France Italy Japan and Brazil as key obstacles to final awards. Britain and France have signed a baseline agreement for seized ships, while Italy signals readiness. Brazil seeks cash. France prefers cash plus securities. Japan withholds until tonnage from America is arranged. A Boy Scouts meeting at the Christian church starts at 7 30 PM to promote public understanding of their work.
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Army Worms Found on Steele Farm in Duglesa County
Army worms appeared in Duglesa county on a ten acre corn patch owned by Clay Bennington in Steele township. D. D. Ball states the infestation was severe, with worms so numerous they could be picked up by the handful. Poison bait using bran Paris green lemona juice and molasses was spread broadcast, and the field was reportedly cleared. A note mentions Mrs Ethel Purdle as the first woman to become a Fellow of the London Association of Accountants and celebrated as an income tax expert.
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Four Leaders Close In On League Talks In Paris
Paris report notes the big four and allied experts aim to finish the league of nations plan and occupation sections in reply to German counter proposals. They discuss plebiscites for Silesia, Poland and Germany claims, and a line demarcating the Hungarian Soviet. A move to deny recognition of Admiral Kolchak’s government is also anticipated.
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Collision in Fog Damages Three Vessels
In New York Harbor, a foggy collision damaged three ships and sank one. The 2148 ton Yamhee struck the Italian steamer Argentina off Fire Island and sank, all hands saved. The 13,900 ton Graf Waldersee, previously Hamburg American liner, was rammed and beached at Long Beach after wireless alerts. The Argentina was damaged but survived, while the Patricia towed Graf Waldersee toward shoal waters for beaching and salvage efforts.
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Farm labor shortage heats Daviegs County scene
A county report notes a scarce farm labor supply with D. J. Ball advocating direct contact. He says he can place at least fifty workers if farmers identify needs and men seek work by visiting the county agent's office or Hall's office for immediate placement.
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Satisfied with Kolchak reply to propositions
The Allies wired Admiral Kolchak that his reply is substantial and wired to extend him a budget port set forth. Officials announced this afternoon that the motion appears to constitute virtual recognition of the Omakjani Bolshevik government. Earlier unofficial reports had suggested recognition might be withheld.
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Convention Sunday school program to aid teachers
Veale for the Sunday school convention at Hill Church begins at 9 30 Sunday afternoon. The meeting will showcase various phases of Sunday school work and offer solutions to difficult problems. Participants are urged to attend for a helpful and profitable program.
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Ant Hill
Private Ownership Of Merchant Marine
Chairman Hurley urged Congress to shift to private ownership and operation of the U S merchant fleet. In a letter to Senator Jones he said the government should retire from shipbuilding and transfer control of the commercial fleet to private hands as soon as possible.
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Portland Gets 1920 Shriners Convention
Indianapolis June 12 Portland Oregon today was awarded the national convention of Shriners for 1920 The Oregon city obtained the concession from Imperial representatives who met after a heated vote between the All Kader Temple of Portland and the Jerusalem Temple of New Orleans to secure the nation’s convention.
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Object Against Rate Hike: Chicago City Committee Plans Action
Chicago June 12 The city council special committee led by Mayor Thompson moves to object officially to a telephone rate increase. The group plans to visit the Postmaster General Burleson on Saturday to press their stance amid the government crackdown on radials and terrorism.
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Telegraphers Strike Complicates Nationwide Action
Telegraphers claim 25 000 to 30 000 key men are on strike as the nationwide push expands. President Manion of the telegraphers order warns railroad workers against handling commercial tasks after June 74. Postmaster Burleson and officials await developments while Congress weighs a bill to regulate telegraph lines.
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Foreign Minister of Turkey Arrives in Paris
The Turkish foreign minister arrived in Paris with his secretary at midnight, accompanied by French, Italian, and British representatives. The rest of the Turkish delegation was to arrive later as reported from Paris. In Washington, the navy appropriation for the next year was set at 598,668,764, down 3,466 from the submittal and 123 less than the prior bill.
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