Violent clashes as US forces pursue Villa rebels near El Paso
American troops clashed with Villa detachment near San Lorenzo opposite Ysleta Texas as the second cavalry chased rebels toward Juarez. Artillery and infantry moved across the border with orders to withdraw as soon as possible, while Gen Cabell prepared mounted cannon and sentinels reported American victory at Juarez racetrack.
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Juarez Racetrack
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Costa Rica Rebel Uprising Narrows U.S. Role
The Costa Rica rebellion against the Tinoco government advances to a new phase with outbreaks in San Jose. The Castine is at Port Simon ready to land if instructed, but the commander awaits direct orders from Washington as conditions grow serious.
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Port Simon
Washington
Wilson to Tour Rogt E Powell Terms Due Today
A clipped news item notes Wilson will tour Rogt E Powell with terms due today. WA speaks. pleads guilty to a charge. Teats will rush on behalf of the league. Weimar is linked to a bigamy charge. He’s expected to start home within a short time.
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Army of Half Million Need Baker Insists at Senate Hearing
Washington June 16 Secretary Baker urged Congress to authorize an army of 560,000 until a permanent policy is in place. He said 200,000 is inadequate, needs include occupation force in Germany, Mexican border duty, and large overseas stores, opposing cuts to educational facilities. Wilson to tour for League. Tumulty itinerary hints July 4 stops. President backs Walsh and Robinson on the League. Powell case: hypnotism claimed, judge skeptical, defendant faces up to five years. wives attend, children present. verdict on page nine.
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Berlin Sees Rejection Unless Pact Is Based
Berlin and Paris report a tense diplomatic scene over the German peace terms. The Allied reply to German counterproposals was due at Versailles but delayed as editors rush to finalize a red ink revised treaty. Berlin officials predict rejection unless the entente terms are markedly altered. The Austrian and Turkish treaty sections move forward while Weimar mulls a full cabinet decision.
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Versailles
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Weimar
Keymen Exult in Burleson's Shift
Striking telephone operators and electricians in St. Louis were ordered to return to work before noon, but voted to resume tomorrow. Across Atlantic City and Chicago, reports say Postmaster General Burle son's order extending collective bargaining to all postal workers may influence the nationwide strike. Union leaders express optimism as the strike widens, with railroad telegraphers abstaining from handling commercial traffic and calls for arbitration or action by AFL leaders.
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Chicago
N.J
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Burleson
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Charles P. Ford
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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Rail Clerks Vacations Not With Pay Policy
Louisville reports that Louisville and Nashville Railroad clerks are not entitled to paid vacations. The railroad administration orders apply to several hundred general office staff and reflect a nationwide policy. Director General Hines explains uniform eight hour day rules with pay for overtime and no pay for lost time, regardless of cause.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Railroad Administration
Hines
Appropriations Keep Both Houses Busy in June Session
Washington June 11 The senate debate on the league of nations suspended for intervew while both houses plunging into appropriation bills. The house resumed naval bill consideration and expected to report a 36,000,000 agriculture appropriation with daylight saving repeal while the reduced army appropriation moves to the senate. House efforts to boost appropriations and army size are anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
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League of Nations
Congress
House
White Guards Take Kronstadt Fort Amid Mutiny
Stockholm reports White guards captured the fort across Kronstadt bay from the fortress guarding Petrograd after the garrison mutinied against the Bolsheviks. An official headquarters statement confirms the seizure.
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Wilson Replies to Senate Pact Not Finished
President Wilson answered the Senate’s request for the treaty text saying it is not in the public interest to transmit now because the peace pact is incomplete and many pivotal points are still under negotiation. Washington dispatch dated June 16.
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State Department
Church Federation To Be Discussed Tonight
About 126 are expected to attend a banquet of the Affiliated Brotherhood at Walnut Street Baptist church at 7 tonight. Morton C Pearson executive secretary of the Indianapolis church federation will be the speaker. F J Miller president of the brotherhood and Matthew Weskate secretary are in charge of arrangements for tonight s meeting. Hawkeye highway first to be paved in Black Hawk county under unanimous vote by the county supervisors. The road runs from the Buchanan county line to Waterloo east limits and Cedar Falls to Grundy county line. Temperatures for June 16 supplied by Buchanan Optical Co. Midnight readings show a breeze yesterday 75 to 90.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Medical men back 2.75 percent beer as treatment
The allied medical association of America at its New York convention endorsed properly brewed lager beer as essential in certain treatments and urged production of beer with no more than 2.75 percent alcohol. They also endorsed pure tight wine for specific medical cases and described 2.75 percent beer as beneficial for humanity and as a substitute for stronger drinks.
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New York
Allied Medical Association of America
Turkish women along Danube wear American pajama garb
Correspondent reports Turkish women along the Danube in Roumania proudly wear American pajama outfits. The loose trousers and pajama garments, bearing the label Cin of the American people, draw little comment in Roumania though such attire would cause a sensation in New York.
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Associated Press
Danube River
Roumania
New York
German Peace Treaty Delayed Delivery Details Revealed
Berlin reports any printed form was not ready and Count Von Brackdorff Rantzau will receive the original treaty with red ink changes. Nine copies will be given to Germany for self-editing as the government and council of four review the revised text. Rantzau plans for a Weimar trip Tuesday. cabinet and national assembly to decide Saturday ratification.
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Rantzau
Associated Press
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Berlidusarern
Shipping Financial and Economic Department
Cikely
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National Assembly
Kaiser and Boy to Return to Germany
Lon on June 16 the former German emperor and the former crown prince will return to Germany as soon as the peace treaty is signed, according to a well informed German source in Amsterdam quoted in a wireless press dispatch.
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Lonon
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Amsterdam
Big Four Not Willing to See Kun's Party
Paris June 16 In Paris Echo De Paris Pertina reports a telegram to Bela Kun foreign minister of the Hungarian soviet government ordering him to stop hostilities against the Czecho Slovaks was due to a scribe error. The council of four never intended inviting Kun adherents to Paris a misreading caused the trouble.
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Paris
Bela Kun
Council of Four
Tois
Germany may field 200000 troops for three years
Paris reports peace terms permit Germany a 200000 man army for three years while President Wilson plans a late return from Belgium and a US departure soon after. Across the border, American troops entered Mexico Sunday to confront Villa rebels amid border tensions. A Carrier River launch capsized drowning nineteen people, many of them children, with twelve missing. Holiday Nutmargarine touts itself as the butter substitute.
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Transatlantic flight pioneers Alcock and Brown reach London
British aviators Captain John Alcock and Lieut Arthur Brown completed the first nonstop trans Atlantic flight from St Johns Newfoundland to Clifden Ireland in 16 hours 12 minutes aboard a Vickers Vimy. The landing damaged the aircraft and Brown suffered facial bruises. they carried the first aerial mail and two mascots, a dog and a cat, amid fog and sleet.
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