WILL PUNISH VILLA REPRISALS
WHOLESALE RADICAL DEPORTATIONS EXPECTED
GERMANS REPORTED SEEKING FURTHER
MODIFICATIONS OF PEACE TREATY TERMS
Spoolo! to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
SUMMARY OK THE PEAUE SITUATION SATURDAY 1*0 ASSO- I
UIATED PRESS:—Reports from Hermany continue to indicate that Herman |
The latest reports from Iierlin regarding tin- downfall of tin- Scheid-'
new cabinet. At the present time tin- situation appears to In- e\tremei> |
unsettled, with respect to the peace settlements, although it is stated that a
new Herman peace delegation is being formed. Mathias Erzbergei Ha ;
noted publicist, is mentioned as the probable head of the new delegation.
It is apparent, however., that the Hermans do not intend to make known
their presnt attitude toward the peace treaty without first endeavoring t >
One nf lie Hint acts of the new pence delegation will probably be to j
nnk the Allies t<>^ admit 001^:10X^1110 the^ league of Nations and will cls'M
COULKNZ, Germany. June 21—lii anticipation of possible trouble witlij
liie Germans regarding the peaco treaty, the American Third Army is today in |
The roads for miles north and south of Coblenz are lined with moving j
siderahle elation over the new turn of events as they' are anxious to make!
Germany sign so they can* return home.
GOV’T CONSIDERING
DEPORTING RADICALS
Special to The Nomo Nugget by The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 21 — Local federal officials assert that the govern
anarchist radicals at present in the I'nited States and may order a nation wide
to convey the deported ones to Kurope. The view is expressed that deporta
SINN FINN PRESIDENT ON WAY TO AMERICA.
Rptc’ial to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.. June 21—l! Is reported in local Irish circles that
Edward DeYalera. President of the Irish Sinn Finn republic, is on Ids way to
the United States and will probably he landed here Sunday.
It Is said that Valera’s visit is animated by a hope ..f securing American
the Peace Conference.
OHIO GOVERNOR REFUSES TO INTERFERE
WITH WILLARD-DEMPSEY FIGHT
Special to the Nugget Ry the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, June 21—In an interview regarding his attitude toward the
projected Willard. Dempsey battle at Toledo July 4th. Governor Cox said
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SENATE MAY DECLARE
WAR IS AT AN END
Special to the Nugget By the Associated I’ress.
WASHINGTON. June 21— The opponents r.f the League of Nations tin
in hope that they will lie able to obtain a tost vote on the peace treaty Mon
day. when the Knox resolution b again taken up.
Leaders of the League opposition are said to bo contemplating tie
passage of a resolution declaring that the war is at an end. thus relieving con
gress of any blame for the delay -if peace should tin- ratification of the peace
The debate ovc-r the Knox resolution is proceeding vigorously with
tie* opposing forces engaged in vigorous and often denunciatory arguments
is constantly filled with eager listeners.
Wilson Wailing for Senate Action Regarding Treaty.
PARIS. June 21- Those dose to President Wilson assert that he is
awaiting for the senate to take action on the peace treaty before beginning
any action toward American participation in the League of Nations.
It is stated that the President has practically dec jded on the ‘personnel
until such time as the senate takes definite action one way or another.
INTERNED WARSHIPS
SUNK BY HUN CREWS
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
LONDON, June 21—It is currently reported that several of the interned
German warships at Scarpa Frow, England, have been sunk by the German
crews left aboard since the ships were surrendered to the Allies following the
armistice.
According to the rumors, the Germans raised the German flags ov-r
the warships as they sunk and went down with their vessels. It is believed
they opened tlie seacocks in accordance with a prearranged plan to spite their
conqueror’s. The number of ships lost in this manner and also the number
of Germans drowned is unknown. None of the ships were completely mann
ed since their internment.
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AGAINST VILLA
Spinal to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 21 -TJj- attitud- of tb- r..\. rnm-nt toward
Mexico has changed radically during th- period'.since the pur-mi i of Vil! i i
row days ago. The old attitude of watchful waiting has been disc.,idol
lor a policy of watchful preparedness which bodes no good to Vil! if th
ill demand reprisals are shown to be accurate.
. Department is ready to throw a punitive expe.litcn in*
Mexico the minute Villa, begins repris. Is on Americans and will hunt the
K-bel leader down if h- ..'.tacks Americans in Northern Mexico.
troops. The officials also express the view that Villa and bis chief li-uten..:
General Angeles are the best militar\ leaders in Mexico
The opinion is also prevalent in official circles that Garrunx.i wants
l be support of the t'nit-l States and will not be likely lo offer any protest to
American activities directed against Villa.
the American Mormon colony in the Gasa Grande district t.> leav- M-xi •<,
because of the danger that Americans may be attacked b> Villa in repris <
for the recent American attack on the Villa forces at Janrez.
PHILADELPHIA WOMAN WINS NATIONAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
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