German cabinet resigns in Weimar amid peace talks
Weimar reports say Chancellor Scheidemann and his cabinet have resigned. Paris dispatch notes the government fell as the Allies press for the treaty terms. Gustave Naske expected to form a new ministry to sign the peace. The assembly to vote on the treaty was to ratify the cabinet’s decision.
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Paris
Scheidemann
American Peace Commission
Weimar
Gustave Naske
Minster of War
National Assembly
The
Hague
British Dirigible R-24 returns from German coast reconnaissance
London reports R-24 landed at Forth after a reconnaissance voyage along the German coast. R-33 was sighted off Iceland en route to Helgoland with a message that all is well. The British foreign office cited a Paris report claiming American vessels in German ports were told to ignore British cargo-unloading orders.
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London
Meth of Forth
Gallister
Iofland
Helleland
British Foreign Office
Paris
Witgon
Cassel as Stop One If War Comms Open
Coblenz reports from reliable sources that Cassel would be the first objective if Germany enters war. The 37 mile front would be pushed as occupation troops prepare, with signals and road wires checked and a rapid advance anticipated as armistice tensions ease. Weather notes predict generally fair conditions tonight through Saturday with temperature shifts.
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Coblenz
Germany
Cassel
Berlin
Army of Occupation
haNnons
Alles
Belgium pledges steadfast support for America in WWI aftermath
In Bel Kum the See eton era, King Albert’s realm honors President Wilson. Belgium’s Chamber of Deputies lauds America’s aid as Wilson stresses the League of Nations as essential to postwar order. He announces plans to elevate the American mission in Bel sham to embassy status in recognition of Belgium’s independence.
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Peter
Belkum
Eton
Albert
Chamber of Deputies
Pres
Wilson
House of Parliament
Belgium
America
Parliamentares
League of Nations
Bpriz
Congress
Belsham
Gompelte
Revised treaty published today in London and Paris
Secretary of State Folk says the revised peace treaty will be published today in London and Paris. No copies have been received at the State Department.
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Washington
Aches
Folk
London
Paris
State Department
Democratic women form campaign committee in Indiana
In Indianapolis on June 0 the democratic state committee of women held its first meeting at state headquarters to form a campaign organization. The group will operate with similar status to the men’s committee and begin organizing down to the precinct level.
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Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee of Women
Noske Sees Inevitable War for Revenge in Germany
Gustav Noske, rumored successor to German chancellor, declares in a confidential Weimar speech that another war of revenge is unavoidable after France claims Alsace Lorraine. He outlines plans to strengthen military power, reform schools to supply soldiers, and prepare for conflict with France and Austria.
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Gustav Noske
Phillip Scheidemann
Frankie Taylor
Berlin
U Njred Press
New York
Gustave Norke
Weimar
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Noske
Belgium
France
Sud
Austria
Riot Erupts After German Arrest in Frankfurt
A riot broke out in Frankfurt after a French officer ordered the arrest of a German man. Thousands gathered as police and the crowd exchanged shots. One civilian was killed and several were injured before order was restored when authorities warned of potential French artillery if officers were endangered.
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Berlin
Frankfurt
Future Wars on Pacific
Senator Phelan of California urged a ban on Japanese immigration and warned of future wars on the Pacific not the Atlantic. Speaking before the House immigration committee he claimed Japanese would devastate western states and urged readiness for conflict. He cited California land purchases by Japanese families and neighbors with low living standards as proof of threat.
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Washington, D.C
Phelan
California
Fotay
America
Pacific
House Immigration Committee
Congress
Atlantic
Seizure of Whiskey by Sheriff and Police Near St Johns Cemetery
Sheriff Guthrie and Chief Allen seized six cases of whiskey totaling 288 pints on a Washington road near St Johns cemetery. Haines faced charges under prohibition laws with trial slated for Saturday or Monday. Police tracked the booze from St Franciaville and aimed to prevent its distribution.
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Guthrie
Elkanah Allen
St. John’s Cemetery
Haines
St. Franciaville
Sbie
Washington
Jiet Allen
Guth
St. John's Cemetery
Convict Labor at Globe Mine Under Fire in Pike County
A critical expose questions Governor Goodrich and Mr Ball over convict labor at the Globe Mining Company in Pike County. It argues convicts worked there from 1815 to 1818 to boost coal supply, cites pledged state coal deliveries, and notes officials declined coal from Globe when offered. The piece links Governor Goodrich and his son to Globe ownership and calls for thorough investigation into motive and financing.
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V. C. Ball
Globe
Pike County
Indiana
Globe Company
Ball
Anji
Globe “Mining Company
Pierre F. Goodrich
Ornor
Spre
Spee
Jesse T. Moorman
Ed Robison
Globe Mine
Tedemnor
Sone
Thesce
Rema
Landred
Governoe of
Ia Dee
Goodrich
Globe Wins Company
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