Hoover predicts Europe will seek peace and need capital
A Paris report cites Herbert Hoover warning that postwar credits hinge on Europe’s peace and its ability to fund raw materials, machinery, and currency reforms. He says neutral states may prosper while Poland, the Baltic states, and others will require working capital, currency reorganization, and aid to restart industries, with half a billion dollars sought from the U.S. government and larger private credits likely.
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Paris
Herbert C. Hooler
Inter-Allied Ad Commission
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Arabia
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Armenia
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Greece
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Poland
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Czecho-Slovakia
Belgium
Finland
Gome
Gold embargo lifted by Wilson on Federal Reserve rebuke
President Wilson removed the gold embargo today on the recommendation of the federal reserve board. Gold can now be imported or exported freely to all countries except Bolshevik Russia and enemy nations, and the foreign exchange control was terminated.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Russia
B F Stoddard Dies at Jesup at Seventy-One
Jesup Iowa special report B F Stoddard former Iowa House member and Jesup mayor died after a long illness at 1 am yesterday He would have been 71 on July 9 Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the M E Church with Masonic orders in charge He was born in 1848 near Gales Ferry Conn and came to Clayton county as a boy Surviving are the widow and two daughters Mrs R W Houck Jesup and Margaret a Chicago nurse who has cared for him during illness
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B. F. Stoddard
Iowa
Gales Ferry
New London County
Conn
Farmersburg Township
Clayton County
Grand Meadow Township
That County
Buchanan County
Wire Control Repeal Debates and Army Bill Action
Washington D C January week four of the new session opens with Senate debate on Kellogg’s repeal of government control of telegraph and cable wires while House works on a 500 million army appropriation bill. Debate over Postmaster Burleson’s order to resume private wire operation and the telegraphers strike looms. The army plan envisions 400000 effectives and trims general legislation. naval bill to be taken up midweek as other appropriations push forward.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Kellogg
Senate
Burteson
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War Department
Burleson
Commercial Cable
Commercial Pacific Cable Companies
Western Union Telegraph Company
Supreme Court
7000 Soldiers Land 24 Hours Ahead of Schedule
More than 7 000 troops landed today from transports President Grant and Winifredian arriving ahead of schedule. The Winifredian carried 2 400 officers and men of the 23rd engineers. On the President Grant were detachments of the 21st and 504th engineers, hospital and supply units from Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York and Oregon with one West Point company. All en trained for Camp Herens.
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Associated Press
Boston
President Grant
Winifredian
Brest
23Rd Engineers
Berlin Cabinet Row Not Public Policy Says Ministers
Rumors say dissension grows in Berlin cabinet over postwar economic control as ministers without portfolio and finance chief differ on conduct. Officials insist the dispute is personal, not policy, pending peace terms.
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Rumers
Wi Ministes
T Henhard Dernbutz
Allies Finish German Admission Terms At Peace Talks
Paris dispatches report allied leaders debating German entry to the league of nations. A proposed condition to abolish compulsory military service was dropped, while admission hinges on stable government and the treaty’s signing and execution. German counter proposals awaiting reply by Friday with a five day acceptance window. Separately Turkish peace envoys head to Marseilles as Baltic fronts shift with Esthonian and Lithuanian gains southeast of Riga.
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Jane
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Peace Conference
Council of Four
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Clemenceau
Col
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Associated Press
League of Nations
Lloyd George
Wilson
Orlando
Italy
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Wenesday
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Riga
Kreitsburg
Jakobstadt
Dvinsk
Landwehr
Copenhagen
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Dvingk
Daniels F ends critics of Navy League enemies
Washington June officials and members of the Navy League who attacked Secretary Daniels were denounced before the house naval committee by Daniels. He said they were as much enemies of the country as any anarchists and that, as long as he serves as secretary, they can never have anything to do with the navy.
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Washington, D. C
Navy League
Daniels
United States
House Naval Committee
Navy
Pierge Changes Mind Will Not Meet Soldiers
Des Moines June J M Pierce publisher of the Iowa Home stead withdrew consent to meet a delegation of Council Bluffs soldiers coming here Wednesday to discuss his statements on Jawa's liberty bond sales and criticism of the Council Bluffs military bureau He declined because he learned the meeting was a political trick by his enemies to discredit him.
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Des Moines
J. M. Pierce
Iowa Homestead Today
Council Bluffs
Jawa
Pierce
Massive 1.236 Billion Bushel Wheat Forecast For Year
Washington June 9 department of agriculture forecasts total wheat output at 1.236 billion bushels for the year from winter and spring crops. Winter wheat at 392 million, spring at 843 million, with yields and acreages detailed alongside other crops including oats, barley, rye, hay, apples, peaches and pasture conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Swiss Accuses Teurs of Using His Country in Terrorist Service
At a Zurich trial of 28 alleged secret agents and anarchists charged with plotting an anarchistic uprising in Italy Swiss attorney general Siaempely attacked the German general staff for sending agents to Switzerland to aid a revolution. German witness Briess was attacked by Italian anarchists, suffering a fractured skull and broken ribs with a doubtful recovery.
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Associated Press
Zurich
Briess
Flagler Estate Tax Ban Upheld By Florida Supreme Court
The Florida Supreme Court upheld an lower-court ruling that Florida could not levy taxes on the estate of the late Henry M. Flagler. New York plans to sue to collect taxes, with Mayor Hylan warning Florida officials of action if the state lost the suit.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Henry M. Flagler
State Supreme Court
New York
Hylan
Full text of peace treaty with central powers arrives in US
New York June The complete treaty text is being syndicated from Paris by Brazier Hunt Chicago Tribune correspondent. The 416 pages in French and English total about 75000 words with maps. The Saar valley and international labor organization sections are noted as omissions in summaries. A British censor held up another copy mailed by an American correspondent abroad.
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New York
Brazier Hunt
Chicago Tribune
Paris
Saar Valley
International ‘Labor Organization
Sorefen
Senate
Irish Blood Shed Daily Walsh Story
In a supplementary report to President Wilson, Walsh and Dunne, Irish society delegates in the United States, describe daily clashes between Irish volunteers and army forces in Ireland. The letter notes killings on both sides and portrays guerrilla warfare as a precursor to major conflict.
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Paris
Ireland
Walsh
Edward ¥. Dunne
Wilson
Messers
Iunne
United States
Provisional Plan of Government for Russia Named
A provisional government for liberated Russian territory is planned after Petrograd falls. Professor Kartascheff, non-Scrinber of Kerensky's cabinet, would head the government at Omsk and the Russian political committee in Paris. The cabinet would include Democrats, Constitutionalists, Republicans, Socialists, Moderate Revolutionists, and representatives of industry and commerce.
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Alf. Kerensky
Omsk
Paris
Diisputel
70 000 to Strike in Wire Offices Tuesday
The Associated Press reports a nationwide strike of 70,000 telegraph and telephone operators slated for next Wednesday. Union leaders vow no delay in action while officials in Washington say no decision on federal involvement. Local tieups and unsettled wage talks mark continuing unrest across cities.
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Wilson
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Esthonia Willi Fight Germans As Reds in London Mail Report
London reports the Esthonian forces prepare to clash with German units east of Riga. The Esthonian general staff cites German Bolshevik collaboration and a German cavalry move under Gen. von Der Goltz as triggering this action. Reports from Helsingfors and Stockholm note ongoing engagements with German Landwehr and Lettish detachments near Riga.
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London
Esthenian General Staff
Helsingfors
Riga
Livonia
von der Goltz
Baltic
Landwehr
Stockholm
Dernburg Seeks League as Lender for Nations
In a Tageblatt interview Berlin June, Dr Bernhard Dernburg, finance minister, urges a league of nations to fund nations restoring economic balance. He proposes loans to former warring states be secured by taxes or pledges, linking financial solidarity to peace and German recovery.
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Berlin
Bernhard Dernbure
Tageblatt
League of Nations
Dernburg
France
Germany
Robberty Plan Against Street Cars Revealed in Chicago
Washington, June 9. Col Arthur Woods cites a wartime officer's career path from waiter to captain and now a $5,000 a year executive, illustrating postwar reintegration. He notes about 104,000 officers mustered out, with 8,000 seeking employment aid.
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Chicago
Col. Woods
Plan to rob Chirag Railways money car foiled in Chicago
Police say a letter found in a room once used by “Big Jim” Farrell, jailed on related charges, halted a robbery plan targeting Chirag Railways money car. The car, stopping at barns where receipts are collected, normally carries about 75000 dollars.
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Chicago
Chirag Railways Company
Tts
Jim” Farrell
Delivery time notice for Courier newspaper
The notice explains delivery should occur before a stated time and instructs readers to call 3380 if the paper is late due to carrier or other errors. Calls must reach the office before 6:30 p m for a replacement copy to be sent.
Senators subpoena bank leaders over peace treaty copy
The Senate foreign relations committee subpoenaed J. P. Morgan & Co. executives Jacob Schiff Thouway Fr Lamont H P Davison Paul Warburg J P Morgan Morgan and Frank A Vanderlip as part of an inquiry into how copies of the German peace treaty reached New York. Senator Borah said bankers likely hold copies while cross examining witnesses. The panel also invited Acting Secretary Polk to testify.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Thouway Fr. Lamont
H. P. Davison
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Polk
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Borah
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Mississippi
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