Italian Delegates Bolt Paris Peace Conference
At Paris the Italian peace delegation effectively bolted with hints of Bolshevik threats. Vittorio Orlando was absent as deliberations continued while Italy presses to have London pact terms fully granted. Wilson maintains internationalizing Flume stance amid Italian pressure and fear of a Rome government shift if May 6 claims are not met.
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Vittorio Orlando
Trulian
Premler
White House
Hutlans
London
Flume
Addit
Wilson
America
France
Britain
Italy
Talians
Orlandy Eho
Rome
Tinty
Soviet Government Declared In Constantinople Amid Turkish Turmoil
A Bolshevist revolution reportedly establishes a soviet government in Constantinople, with a revolutionary committee formed and official news cited from Odessa via telegram. In Ogden Utah, Fred J Kiesel pioneer merchant and former mayor dies April 22 at age 83, founder of Utah's first cooperative store.
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Paris
Turkey
Kley
Bolshevist
Odessa
Utah
Ogden
Fred J. Klesel
Mr. Kiesel
Burned Police Chief Pontet Dies in Home Fire
Great Falls Montana, former chief of police Robert Pontet, who served fifteen years before resigning two years ago, was burned to death in his home Tuesday. Roomer Alvin Peter gon aided Pontet part way to a window, but both were overcome by smoke. Pontet fell sixteen feet to the ground and died. Mayor Wallace M. Short faces recall action in Sioux City over alleged attitude toward the I W W as residents vote to set recall machinery in motion.
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Mont
Robert Pontet
Alvin Petergon
Mr. Pontet
I. W. W. Stout Cing
Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
Aid to Irrigationists Sacramento Senate Approves Bond Support
After a sharp debate the senate approved a $100000 state revolving fund for irrigation district bonds. The measure passed the assembly Tuesday by 40 to 28, directing investment of interest coupons to irrigation projects in California.
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Sacramento
Cal
Senate
Assembly
Villa Bandits Loot Railroads and Hang Civilians Reported
Villa followers are wrecking railroads hanging civilians and looting towns, mining men from southern Mexico report. This brief describes ongoing bandit activity attributed to Villa factions impacting transport and civilian safety.
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Villa
Mexico
Mexican Moonshiners Captured in Sonora Raid
In the Moctezuma district of Sonora, about eighty miles south, fourteen alleged proprietors of illicit vinatories and wesel distilleries were captured following a roundup.
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Douglas
Alix
Moctezuma
Sonora
Experts Describe Atrocity Delaying French Mine Recovery
Washington reports a preliminary Bureau of Mines assessment from April 21 by Frank J. Probert noting Germany’s systematic destruction of northern French coal fields will require 12 to 15 years to restore mines and mills. Physical damage to mines is minor compared with flooded workings and dynamited head frames across Pas de Calais, with 120 million cubic meters of water to be removed before mining can resume.
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Washington
Frain
Frank J. Probert
Bureau of Mines
Europe
Mrince
Probert
Germany
France
Pas de Calais
Hungarians Raise Army to Defend Proletarian Authority
Budapest reports a central council of soldiers workers and peasants adopted a resolution to arm half the factory labor force in defense of the proletarian government against Romanian and other forces. The Western bourgeoisie allegedly incites intervention as Soviet republics face war. Industrial Workers of the World plan organizer drives in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas, with a Salt Lake City convention June 21 aimed at boosting Utah miners organizing.
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Central Council of Soldiers
W. W
Utah
Sioux City
Iowa
Industrial Workers of the World
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Salt Lake City
Conference Plans to Restore Normal Condition on Coal Exports
Washington officials from nine government branches met to restore normal conditions by backing the coal industry and boosting exports. The plan, urged by President Wilson, aims at immediate and permanent export gains, with Garfield pushing for swift action and a cable to Paris for European demand.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Vance McCormick
Paris
Stiaiae
Garfield
HMNS AIDED MEXICAN REBELS IN TEXAS AND VERACRUZ
Mexico City dispatch reports that Cortes and Pedro Garay plotted to obtain explosives to strike at federal forces. The plan allegedly involved smuggling devices to rebel quarters and targeting coastal routes, following the capture of Generals and key leaders in Vera Cruz state. In Dallas Texas a man named Murphy faces charges for pilfering funds from banks tied to a steamer theft, per private detectives. In Copenhagen Foreign Minister Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau says three envoys will go to Versailles on April 25 to receive the peace preliminaries.
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Mexico City
Ammet Cortes
Pedro Garay
Ceutenant
Feil Diaz
Gener Aurellany Blanquet
Chievaxtla
Vera Onn
el Universal Cartes
Perma Clem
Mexty Chu
Cartes
Infertel
Regton
CIA
Hans
Versailles
Copenhagen
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzas
Germany
Barnes to handle next wheat crop director role
Julius H. Barnes, president of the redern grain corporation, named wheat director of the United States by President Wilson. He will oversee the entire 1919 wheat crop and administer the $1,000,000,000 fund to support the government guaranteed price. Hoover recommended him for the post. he remains head of the grain corporation. Strike at Leadville settled after wage dispute with miners and operators. daily wages adjusted by fifty cents.
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New York
Julius H. Barnes
Redern Grain Corporation
United States
Wilson
Food Administration
Barnes
Congres
Herbert Hoover
Government Grain Corporation
Alse
American Relief Administration
Fresident Wilson
Leadville
Calo
Hiei
Wilson appeals 10 loyal Americans call for Victory Liberty loan
President Wilson urges full pledge to the $4 000 000 000 Victory Liberty loan as campaign opens crowding treasury with subscription pledges. He recalls sixty thousand lives sacrificed in France and vows Americans must redeem the blood pledge to support world freedom and the war effort.
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Washington
America
Wilson
France
Sant Rifler
Sabe
Mlong
Anarchy in Vienna as Soldiers' Council Seizes Control
Vienna reports show the Austrian capital taken by the soldiers' council and the government’s police umbrella shifted to the Volkewehr. The move echoes Budapest, with possible Bolshevik aims and the parliament building occupied by settlers while soldiers secure the government area.
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Soldiers’ Council
Vienna
Budapest
Volkewehr
Conneht
Uprising in Bavaria as Communists seize barracks and royal residence
Reports say Communists occupied central railway station and the former royal barracks in Bamberg amid fighting with Bavarian government troops near Freising. Dispatches describe injuries and losses as authorities quell the unrest. American soldiers reportedly marry British and Danish women at high rates amid war era migrations. In Vienna, Bolshevik sympathizers clashed with police, killing five and wounding dozens during attempts to storm the Austrian parliament.
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Retin
Bamberg
Myvarien
Hoffman
Copenhagen
Vienna
Idaho News Roundup Captures Frost, Elections and Crime
Frost damaged crops in the Nampa region and Idaho towns including Sandpoint Lewiston New Meadows Kuna Hailey and Soda Springs face losses while state projects advance. Jacobsen plans a European agricultural study. a Victory loan drive wrapped in Boise with tallies reported. A Valley man’s accidental death prompts inquiries as a highway tragedy unfolds. an escapee duo is recaptured near Vale Oregon. A Moffat Moonshine case pops up as police report a robbery near Pocatello and a pensioner dies in custody in town. The state reads a new utility push for Caldwell and Mackay electrification. lawmakers consider eligibility for political office while infrastructure efforts loom.
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Ward Arney
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Monty
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Prmel
Theoweh Caldwell
Etty
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Heme Pitale
New York
Ciy Ean de An
Daryl
Nancy Klien Watts
Idaho
Hall of State
Jacob Jacobsen
Torner Kaho
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Europe
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Flelde
Prune
Thomas Vapgas
Tel
Lowe
Hinata
Talo
Teton County
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Oneida
Baler
Tay
Armor Davis
Dean Francis J. Thomson
Moscow
Jerome J. Day
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Hell Beluge
Karl Helens
Albert Mrink
Idaho Penitentiary
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Ore
Savenience
Malheur
Clint Jones
Curnetl
Hurnet Creek
J. SM. Gilliam
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Edward Germbere
Mackay Light & Puwrt
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Courney
Sania Hale
Murcer
Ameter
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Bear Lake County
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