•A r^H\ tv*. INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1919 BIGHT AGREEMENT IS DOZENS INJURED TERMS ARE DECLINED SERVES NOTICE JUSTICE BRANDEIS VON HOLTZENDORFF NEARJSADVICE DURING RIOTING ON CONFERENCE Going to Palestine on Summer Former Head of German Naval Vacation Trip. Russian Leader Refuses Practic* Staff Is Dead. ally All Conditions. Winnipeg Police arid Strike Sympathizers Official Announcement Made oi Senate Resolution Declares Opposition Admiral Kolchak Makes Reply to Al» Engage in Serious Early Decision Regarding to Treaty in Its lies' Offer—Retreat of His Present Form. Reply to Germany. Clashes. Armies Reported. Paris, June V.—Admiral Kolchak's MANY HEADS CRACKED DDT FEW ALTERATIONS KNOX IS THE AUTHOR reply to the Allies' offer of conditional recognition of his Omsk government constitutes a refusal of practically all the conditions laid down by the peace coherence, it is reported here. Platoons of Foot Constabulary Are Also Declares' Whenever Peace of Reparation Clause to Remain Indefi The reply contains the following: Stoned and Mounted Officers Europe Is Threatened the United nite as in Original Peace Terms- First—Refusal to recognize the independence Dragged From Their Horses States Will Help Again in Removal of Finland, which the United French Warn Against Arrogance and Kicked and Beaten. States, Great Britain and France of Thai Menace. of Germans. already have recognized. Winnipeg, June 11. Mayor Second—Refusal to summon the Washington, June .—With the introduction Paris, June IS.—Official announcement Charles F. Gray has issued a proclamation 1917 constituent assembly, giving as a of a resolution by Senator is made that there is hope of a requesting the citizens reason that a majority of that body is Knox, Republican, of Pennsylvania, comparatively early decision on the compqsed of bolsheviki. to go about their business peaceably proposing that the senate give formal reply to Germany. It is said an and keep off the streets. "I Third—Declaration of Kolchak's notice to the peace conference of agreement in principle was reached wish to avoid the use of sterner right to determine the disposition of opposition to be expected should the by the Big Four on' the reparation methods if possible, but will use all outlying Russian territories. treaty be submitted for ratification clauses, to the effect that no definite other methods if necessary to Fourth—Recognition of Poland's independence. in its present form, the senate fight sum to be paid by Germany will be force law and order," he said. over the league of nations was i) fixed in the treaty and that the question by Clinedinst Winnipeg, June 12.—About 10,000 brought to a more direct issue. Kolchak Retreat Reported. will be left virtually as in the strikers and strike sympathizers ran Justice Brandeis has left Washington Kolchak's armies, according to the Senator Knox, a member of the Foreign original draft. for New York to sail for Palestine latest Allied information, have retreated riot in the main business streets of Relations committee, drafted the In French circles it was stated that Winnipeg. to be gone most' of the summer. The an additional 75 miles and their resolution after conferences with other the treaty as again submitted to the trip, he said is for a vacation and is left wing now rests on the village of Dozens of heads were cracked by league opponents and presented it Germans will be much less altered not of official character. Sarapul (650 miles east of Moscow). clubs in the hands of the special police. with the apparent support of those than has been generally supposed. Scores of people were more or Tlie death is announced at Berlin His evacuations during the last-month who have led in criticism of the league of Admiral von Holtzendorff, head of less injured. Platoons of foot constabulary constitute an area equal to that of the covenant. Wilson Yields on Reparation. the German naval staff during the were stoned through the state of Maine. While declaring for immediate conclusion President Wilson fought strenuously streets. A dozen or more of the foot greater jpart of the war. He retired Eight Turks are en route here of a treaty dealing with the to include a fixed total sum in the r.-.en were beaten and kicked. Mounted in August of last year. aboard the French battleship Democ-hatie. direct issue of the war only, the resolution reparations clause and the close of the police were urigred from their They are coming merely as contains a far-reaching proposal discussion leaves him unchanged, it Wine Transports Sai for Home FAVORS BUDGET PLAN horses and beaten and kicke:! into insensibility. "experts," not being vested with plenary which would lay it down as a policy is said, in the belief that that is the O:: 3 women was hit in powers. They will be quartered with U. S. Troops. of the American government that best plan. the hoc. ill by a stone and her condition at Vaucresson, between Versailles and whenever the freedom and peace of It is understood, however, that the is serious. St. Cloud. Europe are threatened the United president said that inasmuch as Premier Ent out of it all no one was killc-u The Turkish delegates, it is understood, States will consider it obligatory to Clemenceau had insisted to the Paul M. Warburg Advocates New All American Fighting Units on the sr.'! the cr.Iy shooting wa? when a will seek to glace the responsibility help again in the removal of that contrary and also that he had signed mounted man was cornered near the Front South of Archangel for Turkey's part in the war menace. System for Nation. the original draft he would sign the Bank ci Montreal and emptied his on the Young Turkey party. It is said IVSay Are Withdrawn. Congress Declare Peace. reply as formulated. revolver ir.t the air,to frighten b:.ck they will agree to separation from Back of it is the senate answer to It was indicated that France was his assailants. It proveci poor strategy, Armenia and other sections of the Ottoman tte threat that the ratification of the still determined not to agree to any Brest, June 1',.—Thirty thousand however, for the mob, angered Former Federal Reserve Board Member ^empire, but will object to the treaty will be forced because other material changes in the treaty. troops have just left Brest on board more than ever by the display o' Greeks occupying Smyrna. Addresses Association of nations will have the advantage of nine transports. The Agamemnon, arms, dragged him from his hor.=e an., French Lock League Doors. the United States in trade until the Credit Men. Nieuw Amsterdam, America, Nebraska, teat and kicked hi en until a half dozen Premier Georges Clemenceau is TELLS WHERE HE SAW TREATY United States ratifies the treaty. Vermont, Connecticut, New Hampshire, comrades charged directly into the especially firm in his refusal to agree The method of meeting this situation Kaiserin Augusta Victoria and Detroit, June 1'.—A national budget mcb and with th?ir horses, bowlins to the admission of Germany to the aims, in the event of failure of Elihu Root Testified New York Banker Prince Friedrich Wilhelm sailed. The system was advocated by Paul M. over the struggling, fighting crowd. League of Nations immediately. The the Peace conference at Versailles, to Had Copy. troops are from the Sixth and Seventh Warburg, formerly vice governor of Crowds Beg:i to Galh:-r. French hold that they understand German Washington, June If.—Elihu Root, accept the verdict of the senate, to invoke divisions and the service of supply. Crowds of strikers began gatherin the Federal Reserve board, addressing psychology better than the Allies former secretary of state, appearing the same power for ending the The transport Imperator arrived at Main street and Portage avenues the opening session of the National Association and realize what the increasing arrogance war that declared it. The war making at his own suggestion before the senate here and is loading. She will leave of Credit'Men here, as the the principal business corner o? th~ of the Germans during the last power rests wholly with the Congress foreign relations committee investigating with 10,000 soldiers. Since7 June" 1, only means of effecting greater economy city, coming from a monster rors. few weeks means. They say they appreciate of the United States. how copies of the peace treaty 61,000 troops have left Brest. meeting in Victoria ..park. Bunching in the national administration how much this arrogance got into the hands of persons in Accordingly it is being arranged cn two corners they began milling, and Only U. S. Engineers Left. which, he said, was necessary to bring would be increased if the peace conference New York, testified that for several that, in th» event of failure to make Archangel, June 12.—The last units deriding young Bob Roger3, son of about a proper readjustment of prices should yield to tho German demands weeks he had had a copy given to him its declaration accented, the republican Robert Rogers, former minister of of American troops on the fighting and normal taxation. for immediate admission to by Henry P. Davison of the Morgan majorities in both houses will declare public works, who had taken over the front south of Archangel, except engineers, Mr. Warburg likened the financial the league. The French, it is understood, banking house. our war aims to have been attained duties of traffic policeman. Young have been withdrawn and will administration of the government to a are willing that the Germans Senator H. C. Lodge said the copy and a state of peace will be Rogers served four years overseas, sail for home next Sunday. They include department store where chiefs of various should be admitted later, but insist declared. he had seen was shown to him by Mr. and came back with the rank of captain. the remaining companies of the section entered into commitments that this admission must not be in Root. When Mr. Root was excused, The decision as to acceptance of He stood his ground in the face 339th infantry, the 337th ambulance obligating the corporation without compliance with what they term "Germany's Mr. Davison was called. Mr. Davison membership in the league of nations of thousands of hooting rioters, until company and a medical detachment. knowledge of what expenditures were present haughty demand." said he brought a copy of the treaty should be left without prejudice to finally a squad of 40 special constables being undertaken in other departments. to America, but that it had never been each nation, the resolution declares, Austria Sends Complaint. on foot raced around the corner from AGREES TO STOP FIGHTIIjlg "The financial niethods of our read by any man except himself and for further separate consideration. It Karl Renner, Austrian chancellor a side street. government must undergo a thorough Senator Root. also asserts the lack of authority by and head of the Austrian peace mission, Their appearance was the signal reorganization," Mr. Warburg said. Hungarian Leader Also Accepts Bid to After Mr. Davison had been questioned the treaty-making power of the government has sent a letter to the peace for real trouble. They were rushed, "We should have a permanent board Peace Conference. for a half hour, he was excused to make a treaty which in effect conference complaining of the "hard separated and several were knocked to co-ordinate the estimated income London, June lc.—Bela Kun, th£ and J. P. Morgan took the stand. amends the American Constitution. conditions" imposed upon his country, down and kicked before they could and expenditures of all departments Hungarian Communist foreign minister, Mr. Morgan said he had not seen a copy which, he says, is "overwhelmed with rally and beat off the mob with their which would bejjr down without fear in reply to a message from Premier of the treaty. Frank A. Vanderlip, At Mr. Knox's request the resolution despair," and pointing out the complexity riot clubs. Then they formed in line or favor and oppose extravagance no Clemenceau, according to a wire^ former president of the National City was referred without debate to of the Austrian frontier question. and started up Main street toward matter what political influences they less dispatch from Budapest, agrees to bank, followed Mr. Morgan on the the Foreign Relations committee. The letter will be laid before City Hall park, four blocks away. It might subserve." stop hostilities with the Czecho-Slovaks. stand, testifying that he never had the council of four. was a procession, thrown into turmoil Mr. Warburg declared American seen the treaty. KILLS SELF WHEN ARRESTED The reply to the German counterproposals, every few feet by rushes of the trade acceptances were destined to The Hungarian leader suggests that agreed upon by the peace mob, but the constables, all returned play an important part in promoting a commission be appointed to settle WOULD HAVE LABOR'S BACKING conference heads, refuses the German soldiers, held their line, the mob giving Woman, Alleged Spy, Ends Life When American trade throughout the world. the differences between the Czechs request for a mandate for the former away a few feet in front of them Apprehended. and the Hungarians. German colonies, it was learned today. but closing in solidly behind them. Support of A. F. of L. Sought for Removal Geneva, June 2 —Dora Charlton, Bela Kun also expresses satisfaction ELECTRIC TURBINE EXPLODES A. lengthy memorandum gives the of Burleson. aged 24, an alleged spy who traveled that the Allies have invited Hungary reasons for the refusal and explains Atlantic City, N. J., June I'l.—Representatives RADI6AL TAKEN IN CHICAGO on a false passport, committed suicide to tho Peace conference. the operations of the League of Nations of postal employes took One Man Killed and Another Seriously in Turin when she was arrested. on colonial matters. steps to try to have the American Federation Injured. She made frequent trips between Had Been Arrested in Minneapolis PREMIER REFUSES REQUEST of Labor convention here start International Falls, Minn., June 3 I. Italy and Germany by the way of But Escaped. CLAIMS ARE CONFLICTING an offensive against Postmaster General —W. H. Mitchell, night engineer, was Chicago, June 1,.—Herbert R. Collie Switzerland during the war and is alleged Lloyd George Declines to Break South A. S. Burleson. killed and A. R. Wilson, day engineer, is being held under bonds of $10,000 to have obtained important military African Union. They introduced a resolution in was seriously injured about the head today by the United States authorities, Union Leaders and Wire Company information from alleged officer London, June ]c.—Great' Britain which it was declared Mr. Burleson and face when one of the large electric accused of raising about 50 $1 Officials See Strike Differently. friends by whom she was nicknamed cannot take action which would mean had "ruthlessly invaded the rights of Chicago, June 1'. Conflicting turbines in the Ontario Paper company's bills to $5 bills. According to Peter The Lady of the Camellias," because the disruption of the union of South employes and interfered in defiance claims of union leaders and officers plant here, where the men were Drautzburg of the secret service Collie she always wore the flowers. Africa. This, in effect, was the answer of law", with the postal workers' organizations. employed, exploded. of commercial telegraph companies confessed to being a deserter from She was a beautiful woman and given to the deputation of the The resolution asked made uncertain the extent of the nation The explosion occurred just as the the Canadian army to escaping after posed as an American. She was a Nationalist party of South Africa by President Wilson to remove Burleson. wide strike of telegraph operators day and night shifts were changing. arrest in Minneapolis last year after guest of the best hotels, had plenty of Premier Lloyd George in Paris. The but representatives of the workers The machine was blown to small bits making a radical speech on a street money and wore the latest Parisian chief object of the Nationalist party GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK. confidently maintained that the number as the result of the explosion. corner, and to being an organizer for gowns, which, it is alleged, were supplied is to obtain restitution of the national of strikers would reach 60,000 in the I. W. W. in California for several by the German political department. status of the South African republics years. a few hours. Closing Cash Prices. SENATE PASSES WIRE BILL existing before the Boer war. "We are operating 100 per cent," Minneapolis, June 1 L. Following declared an official of the Western RAILWAY MEASURE PASSES are yesterday's closing cash prices: YORK ABANDONS HONEYMOON TO CARE FOR WORLD WANTS Measure Will End Federal Control of Union Telegraph company after receiving Corn, No. 3 white, $1.63 @1.64 No. 3 All Systems. reports from points in this district yellow, $1.64 @1.65 No. 3 mixed, $1.63 Bill Appropriates $750,000,000 for the Greatest Fighter Says Hero Worship Washington, June 1—Both bodies which includes Illinois, Wisconsin, Barnes Says Fixed Price Assured @1.64. Oats, Montana No. 2 white, Revolving Fund. of congress acted to end quickly government Is Devil's Snare. Michigan, Indiana and Ohio. "Our Desired Production. 66^4@67^4c standard white, 64%@ Washington, June 1,.—By a vote of control of the country's wire Louisville, Ky., June 1',.—Louisville proof is the fact that we are ready to New York, June 1*".—Maintenance 65*4c. Barley, choice to fancy, $1.96 '305 to 4, the house passed the bill systems. is not to entertain Sergeant Alvin C. accept all business offered." of the government guaranteed price of authorizing an appropriation of $750,000,000 @1.98. Rye, No. 2, $1.41%. Flax, No. The senate passed the bill for repeal York, called the greatest hero of the $2.26 a bushel to the wheat producer 1, $4.72@4.75. for the Railroad administration's "forthwith" of the law autborizin?j war, now a colonel on the governor's 4 SHIPS TO RACE TO ENGLAND is absolutely necessary to assure the revolving fund. Democratic Federal jurisdiction over telegraph, staff in his home state of Tennessee. production needed to care for world members urged a larger amount, but Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Poultry. telephone, cable and radio lines, while York announced he had abandoned wants, it was declared here by Julius -did not press any amendment for an Sailing Vessels to Start From Seattle Minneapolis, June 1\ BUTTER— the house intersta commerce committee his honeymoon trip to Salt Lake City Barnes, United States wheat director, increase, while Republicans declared In Contest. Extra, 49c extra fiists, 46c firsts, agreed to report legislation end-, with the Rotarians, according to word presiding at a conference of 250 representatives Seattle, Wash, June V..—Two sailing the fund would be sufficient until later 45c seconds, 44c dairies, 40c packing received here. ing government wire control June 30. of. all the grain industries vessels and two auxiliary schooners, in the year when future needs will stock, lb, 39c. York said the hero worship the nation of this country. all owned by Cornelius Bull and be known. Leaders plan early action EGGS Fresh, prime firsts, new wishes to heap upon him is merely FLIER IS BURNED TO DEATH on the measure in the senate. Mons Isacksen of Christiania, Norway, cases, free from rots, small, dirties "the snare of the devil and unbecoming" VIENNA APPEALS TO BERLIN will begin this week a race for time to and checks out, per doz, 36%c current to the second elder of a little REFUSE TO BECOME EXCITED England. Heavy wagers are reported receipts, rots out, $10.05 checks Airplane Falls in Street at Hannibal, church at Pall Mall, Tenn. to have been laid among the Norwegian Asks Germany to Protest Against Mo. and seconds, doz, 30c dirties, candled, Marine Fraternity on the various St. Louis, June^ .—Oscar Bricker, Terms Given Austria. doz, 30c. Quotations on eggs include If Washington Officials Say .No Crisis JOHN C. SP00NER IS DEAD craft. The ships are of 2,400 deadweight Paris, June 1' .—The Austrian delegation 30 years old, of Wa'oash, Iixd., a civilian cases. Exists on Border. tons each and each will carry at St. bermain has asked Germany flier, was burned to death at Hannibal, LIVE POULTRY Turkeys, fat, 10 Washington, June l'j.—Continued reports Was Formerly United States Senator approximately 1,500,000 feet of lumber. to protest to the Allies against Mo., when his airplane fell out lbs and over, 28c thin, small, cripples of Villa in northern Mexico From Wisconsin. the rigor of the peace terms present of control and crashed in a street, left administration officials unchanged and culls, unsalable stags and cock9, New York, June John Coit The ships are the Mount Shasta and ed to Austria, the Havas agency jsays bursting into flames. Brickerl's airplane in their views that there is no ''crisis" 14c ducks, 24c geese, lb, 12c hens, Spooner, former United States senator 'Mount Hamilton, auxiliaries and It is informed from reliable ., source. was acting as.herald for a convoy on the border and that there are sufficient 4 lbs and over, 26G under 4 lbs, 22c from Wisconsin, died at his home here Mount Whitney and Mount Hood, sailing The reported action of the Austrians of motor trucks making a demontration troops there to meet any contingency. guineas, doz, $9 broilers, all sizes, after an illness of several weeks. He vessels. is unfavorably commented upon here. tour over Missiuri and Illinois. 40c 1919 chickens, lb, 35c. suffered a relapse Monday. Britain Honors General Ireland. Bomb Suspect Arrested. Berahardi Sounds Warning. St rangier Lewis Pins Draak. SoldiervGreeters III of Ptomaine. Steamship Bermudian Salvaged. Berne, June 1\—The German people Washington, June 12.—Major General Grand Rapids, Mich., June 7 J.—Ed Washington, June If..—Eleven members New York, June n.—The British Toledo, Ohio, June 1'.—In the arrest should stop oelieving that by declaring Ireland was advised that the British "Strangler" Lewis threw Tom Draak, of the Oklahoma delegation which steamship Bermudian, formerly in the of Paul Grottker, 42 /ears old, police that the government will not government had conferred upon champion wrestler of The Netherlands, welcopned soldiers from France at New York to Bermuda passenger service, claim to have apprehended a man suspected sign the peace treaty Germany is likely him the Cross of the Companion of to the mat after 1 hour and 13 minutes Newport News, are ill from ptomaine arrived here, having been salvaged of knowing something concerning to gain better terms,^Georg Bernhardt the Bath in recognition of his services of wrestling with a head lock poisoning here. Governor Robertson after she was sunk the bombing of homes of government accidentally as chief surgeon of the A. E. F. that knocked the Hollander unconscious. declares in the Vossische Zeitung and Representative Carter are among in the harbor of Alexandria in February, and city officials in Washington, of Berlin. Draak was unable to continue those ill. 19ig. 'f-- A',?: New York, Cleveland and other cities More Time on Tax Returns. wrestling. recently. Grottker was arrested after McGoorty Knocks Out Rice. Washington, June 1?.—An additional Another Unit Leaves Siberian Denial Made far Nicaragua. police received a letter f?om United London, June If.—Eddie McGourty, extension of. 30 days to July 15 was Benny Leonard Scores Victory. Washington, June If.—Company Washington, June 1' .—Carlos Lara, States officials at Washington asking given to partnerships and corporations Montreal, June !—Benny^ Leonard, American middleweight boxer, knocked of the 339th infantry, in addition to representative here of President Tinoco that he be taken into custody. Grottker, out an English fighter, "Bandsman" having fiscal years ending Jan. 31, champion lightweight, defeated Charlie the units announced Saturday, has of Costa Rica, has made formal who is a German, is held on a Rice, in the first round of a 15-round Feb. 28, March 31 or April 30, tor {Pitts, Australian, in a 10-rpund bout sailed from Archangel, the War department denial of any intention of Costa Rica technical charge of suspicion. b°ut making tax returns. Ibtre. announced. to invade Nicaragua..--- i*1 ia I