Allies Eye Counter-Revolution Near German Peace Talks
Paris reports allied officials warn that internal German unrest in Berlin and Hamburg could provoke a royalist counter move as the German peace delegation heads to Paris to sign the treaty. Berlin battles and Spartacan truce updates are filed from multiple cities as negotiations continue.
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Berlin
Alexander Platz
Basle
Spartacans
Hamburg
Versailles
Paris
Dusseldorf
Mueller
Bell
Herr Geisberts
St.einert Mueller
Collision near New York leaves unidentified vessel missing
A Japanese steamer Teuraga Maru reported loss of contact after colliding with an unidentified cargo ship off New York harbor on June 27. Rescue efforts were hampered and no trace of the other vessel or crew was found.
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New York
Bolshevism Probe Targets New York Radicals
June 27 report says the Lexist investigating committee documented alleged Bolshevism among New York radicals. Recent raid seizures were added to the record while letters said to be from a Russian soviet agency urged Henry Ford to engage in a “regeneration.”
Wilson Set to Sign Undertaking in Senate Treaty Plan
June reports an undertaking to formalize terms of a provoked attack in treaty form. The agreement, prepared for signing before a final decision, involves Wilson and Secretary Wilson and would be submitted to the American Senate for approval.
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Wison
Wice
Tansing Wit
Senate
House debates economy program amid budget figures
Washington reports the House weighing its economy plan as the Senate adds large sums to the budget. A key item shows a claimed $1,104,000,000 increase and an asserted $300 million rise, with a noted added figure of $170,000,000 in another line.
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Washington
House
Senate
New Port Shorts Noon N C
A brief item from New Port reports a noon snapshot from North Carolina with brief notes on returns and counts. The content remains fragmentary with limited readable details and entities.
Atlantic fliers return to New York port
The airship fleet arrives back home after passing Sandy Hook before 2 o clock in the afternoon. Only one craft flies out to escort the craft as heroes into port, on account of fox.
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York
Delaware county attorney faces charges in fraud ring case
Oak Met Te Muncie reports Delaware county official Horace A Murphy is charged in a sprawling conspiracy alleged to have swindled 64 wealthy men via fake land deals and prize fights. Dr Rollin H Bunch and Prof Murphy voice varied replies while court actions unfold with contempt fines and pending indictments.
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Muncie
Ind
Rollin H. Bunch
Owith Horace A. ‘Murphy
Delaware
A.ight
Premature Award Questioned in Coal Contract Case
Indianapolis June 27 The state purchasing committee met to review cancellation of a 73 000 ton coal contract for penal institutions. The June 21 announcement said Consumers Coal Co of Indianapolis won, but questions arose about governor's brother P H Goodrich being an incorporator. Lt Governor Goodrich returned from vacation and declined comment.
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Indianapols
Ind
State Purchasing Committee
Consumers’ Coal Co
Indianapolis
P. H. Goodrich
Winchester
Gover
Consumers’ Company
M. C. Shelton
Dr. Smith
Goodrich
Allied Peace Delegation Warns Nations Against World Dominion
President Wilken at a Palgea re dinner urged that any nation seeking global domination be vanquished if it repeats Germany's errors. He urged lasting partnerships, not temporary agreements, to deter future dishonorable aims.
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Peene
Pres
Wilken
Palgéare
Germany
Counter Revolutionary Action Suppressed in Budapest
Copenhagen dispatches report a counter revolutionary movement in Budapest being suppressed after river monitors and sea forces bombarded Soviet headquarters. Leaders were captured and order restored with Soviet guards patrolling streets.
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Copenhagen
Budapest
Must Keep Issue Of Americanism Must Keep Issue Of Americanism
Washington DC June 27 Senator Borah made plain he will not be satisfied with any plan on the league of nations that does not resemble a Csrm is Inevitable. Republican intimations said fifty one votes have been pedpol against article 10 the Monroe doctrine clause of the league covenant. With at least two Republicans dieNary and McCumber the 72 streak announced they will vote for the covenant as if no step is the pledge.
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L. C. Martin
Washington, D. C
Senator Borah
League of Nations
Csrm
dieNary
McCumber
Prohibition Enforcement Bill Reported by House Judiciary
Washington reports the House Judiciary Committee forwarded the enforcement bill in two sections amid wartime and constitutional prohibition debates. The vote to report was 17 to 2 with dissent from Lamb and Louts. A special rules consideration is likely after midweek.
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Washington
House
House Judiciary Committéé
Probe Activities of Packer Interest in Small Slaughterhouses
Washington June 27 Alleged efforts by large western packers to absorb small eastern independent slaughterhouses will be investigated by Congress as the fight to place meat and the industry under federal control starts. Senators protested a cut in federal trade commission funding from 1 million to 900 thousand as consumer league members condemn the action and urge CAMPAIGN writes. The trade commission recently issued a report harshly criticizing the packers and the Consumer League highlights women relying on expert food information.
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Washington
Poindexter To Be In Race For President
Spokane report says United States Senator Miles Poindexter will be formally named as a presidential candidate. A call issued by prominent Republicans urges Poindexter clubs to form statewide on the evening of July 5.
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Poindexter
Spokane
Wash
United States
Miles Poindexter
House insists on army of 300000 in next fiscal
Washington reports the House backed a 300000 man average army for the next fiscal year by a 220 to 0 vote. Chairman Kahn said Senate conferees agreed to accept 350000 as a compromise.
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Washington
House
Kahn
Military Committee
Senate
Wilkins Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Murder Case
Mineola New York June 24 the Walter J Wilkins murder trial jury has been deliberating over eighteen hours without returning a verdict in which Wilkins is accused of killing his wife.
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Mineola
N. Y
Walter J. Wilkins
Strife in Germany Seen Growing Amid Civil Unrest
Reports from Basle indicate escalating tensions in Germany with rail and telegraph disruptions, food shortages, and Spartacist uprisings spreading to several cities. Government troops are said to be suppressing disturbances as Berlin and Hamburg confront riots and calls for calm amid a widening crisis.
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Basle
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
Reston
Crown Prince Still in Holland After Island Interment
The Data government states the former crown prince remains on Wirr Ingen Island. He reportedly left his internment site to enter Germany with three escorts. A aide arrived in Paris with a staff officer, while the prince is feared to be still in the region after his entry into Helland.
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Island of
Wieringen
The
Hague
Jane
Wirringen
Germany
Aannie
Paris
Helland
Toledo to Name Referee for Willard Dempsey Fight
Toledo July bout on Willard Dempsey fight to have Ollie Ore as referee with Tex Ricard and Maj. A. J. Drexel Biddle among judges. Officials settle terms and announce arrangements for the heavyweight title clash.
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Ollie
Willard-Dempsey
Tex Ricard
Maj
A. J. Drexel
Yan
Civilia
Veard
Cope
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