Demand Made on Dutch for Kaiser Extradition
Allied decision frames World War guilt as a court matter and seeks the former German ruler Wilhelm II for trial. The Hague reports The Dutch government has been asked to surrender Kaiser Wilhelm II to the Allies, amid friction in Dutch cabinet circles. Ferdinand Bonn floated a plan to impersonate the Kaiser as a German leader substitute in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Supreme Council
Wil- Han
Holland
William
Germains
Belgium
Luxembourg
Lille
Germany
Hague
Entente
Fertinand
Bonn
Count Hohenzollern
London
Wilton
Woolgrowers push bounty tax and five year permits
Utah State Woolgrowers association endorsed resolutions calling for a state bounty tax on livestock, five year forest service permits, written contracts with shearers, and lower rail freight tariffs between summer and winter ranges. The body approved a four five year annual shipping offer by the stock board, changed sheep assessment methods, and launched an active campaign for a new fabric law. A nineteen director slate was elected and committees organized in a late session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Salt Lake City
Utah State Ive Stock Board
Utah State Woolgrowers Association
Deschanel Elected French Republic President In 724 Vote
Paul Deschanel is elected president of the French republic by 724 votes from the 89 national assembly members. The margin marks the largest since Louis Adolphe Thiers's selection after the empire's fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deschanel
Poincaire
Versailles
Paul Deschanel
French Republic
National Assembly
Louis Adolphe Thiers
Empire
Piet to Overthrow Government in Arkansas Meeting
Little Rock merchants heard HL Brough claim he received information from the war department about a nationwide plot to overthrow the government. He asserted the plan had been discovered and warned of dangers ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piet
Little Rock
Ark
Ievermar HL Brough
War Department
Lid Clamped Down Quickly in New York
New York woke to rapid action four minutes after the abolition amendment took effect. A Brooklyn cafe owner was arrested by an internal revenue inspector for selling a case of bramdy. Overland Robbed by Bandit. San Francisco A Southern Pacific Overland train between Stege and Pullman near Berkeley was held up by a lone bandit who took thirty pieces of registered mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Internal Revenue
Overland
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Overland
Stege
Pullman
Berkeley
Calif
Bolsheviks Threaten Lettish Ukrainian Fronts With Chinese Regiments
A Riga dispatch reports Bolshevik forces massing on the Lettish front including Chinese regiments. Lettish troops repulse counterattacks, seize villages near Rijrsshiee and the St Pytatowo junction with advances toward Pskov. Ukrainian front near Berne shows danger, while Petlura travels to the front as Ukraine reports ample grain and food stocks despite warfare.
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Copenhagen
Letish Bureau
Riga
Rijrsshiee
St. Pytatowo
Pskov
Berne
Petlura
Ukraine
Plan to Teach Loyalty Arts Film of Independence and Constitution
Secretary Lansing displayed for the first time in eighteen years the original parchments of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The objects were opened from a steel safe and shown for an hour in the state department while motion picture cameras recorded their appearance for 110 million Americans. The plan calls for theatres from coast to coast to show the films to counter recent radical propaganda and to remove lingering red fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lansing
The
United Systes
State Department
Catceras
Maine
California
Gulf of Mexico
Cameda
Labor Federation Opposes Anti Sedition Bill in Congress
Washington reports that the American Federation of Labor will oppose the anti sedition bills now pending in Congress with all its power. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, says the attack will target both measures impartially. He argues enactment would violate the Constitution and strip Americans of guaranteed free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eoreeves
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Organized
Cnieftain
Senate
Graham
Palmer
House Rules Committee
Gompers
Pershing Tour Delights Loyal American Audiences
General John J. Pershing travels the west and is warmly greeted by loyal Americans during his inspection tour, drawing broad public enthusiasm and steady applause from diverse communities.
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General Pershing
West
World Jewish Population and Bolshevists Front Retreat
The report claims the world Jewish population is two million two hundred thousand with mentions of Poland and Ukraine. Bolshevik forces on the Lithuanian and Rethennian front are said to have been beaten and are retreating east of Dvinsk per an official general staff statement.
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London
Mae
Poland
Ukraine
Tliclom
United
Warsaw
Dvinsk
General Staff Headquarters
First Meeting of League of Nations Opens in Paris
Representatives from France Great Britain Italy Greece Belgium Spain Japan and Brazil meet in Paris for the League of Nations first session. Leon Bourgeois elected chairman and Ste Erie Drummond named general secretary. A commission is formed to study Saar Basin frontiers amid protests from Irish representatives.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Italy
Greece
Belgium
Spain
Japan
Brasil
Council of the
League of Nations
League
Leon Bourgeois
Ste Erie Drummond
Saar Basin
Wilwyn
Washington
Ennell
St Tourgeots
Curhuniebie
Trumell
League For
Bath
General Peerting Honored During Pershing Visit in Portland
Washington dispatch reports General John J. Pershing received a public greeting in Portland Oregon with ovations during a Sunday tour of inspection. The Associated Press cites Hoover saying Soviet Russia’s claims are challenged by U.S. and Allied observers amid ongoing tensions.
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Pershing
Portland
Ore
John J. Peerting
Explosion at Chicago refinery injures several workers
A crude oil explosion at the Binicals CM Company refinery in East Chicago fatally wounded an Ole and left Ellie nine likely dead. Several other workers suffered severe burns and injuries from the blast and falling debris.
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Ellie
Bincals CM Company
East Phicage
Rioting in Germany Sparks Troop Deployment
Disturbances in Duisburg Steckrade and nearby towns of the Industrial district leave several dead and wounded as twenty thousand workers strike. Troops have been deployed to restore order.
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Germany
Exsen
Duisburg
Steckrade
America Plans Aid for Poland to Halt Bolshevism
In Washington, plans to supply Poland with war materials and food were outlined by Secretary Baker and allied governments to check Bolshevik expansion. Proposals include credits up to 150 million dollars for European food purchases, with military aid and training for Polish defense cited as priorities. Leaders warn Poland’s fall could trigger a wider war, and officials discuss loans and equipment to bolster Polish resistance.
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Washington
Poland
United States
Baker
House
Ways and Means
Lass
Hikes
Supreme Military Council
Aimery Fell Pence
Paris
Europe
Wise
United State
John Moffatt and relief consolidation in France debate
John Moffatt vice chairman of the Federation of American Agencies for Relief in France presses for consolidate relief work under one supervision. Police concentrate on public safety as state residents respond to the issue. Allen Vincent Grammer received a two week reprieve from execution after being condemned for murder.
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John Moffatt
Federation of American Agencies For Relief
France
Thuretay
Nation
Wil H. Hays
Interes Police
McKetvie
Allen Vincent Grammer
Idaho News Roundup From The Gem State Area
A compilation of Idaho items reports on Rotary in Blackfoot and Hay County issues, Montpelier bond approval, a farmhouse fire near Caltwell, Twin Falls growth and finance, Idaho Falls seeds exhibit, Twin Falls Loan association capital rise, Mrs. Later’s sleigh accident, Owsley ferry bridge bid plan, University of Idaho miners course, Idaho Federation of Labor politics, land transfer concerns, Rupert’s cheese factory growth, Idaho Mortuary society rules, Ashton-Victor highway appraisals, Edna Herrington teaching license case, Lester Stevens poker incident, Twin Falls hospital accident, Arcadia energy dispute, and related state utility actions.
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Blackfoot Rotary Club
Dake Irrigation Congress
Hodis
Twin Walls
Chamber of Commerce Convention
St Pocatello
Twin Falls
Peter
Owsley’s Ferry
Snake River
University of Idaho School of
Idaho Federation of Labor
Pocatelln
Idaho
Raymond Givens
State Public Utilities Commission
Robert C. Jones
Holee
Idaho Reclamation Association Asse
Gooding
Jerome
Lincoln
Rupert's Cheese Factory
Idaho Mortlemitaral Society
Payette
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Ashton-Vietar
Pew
Edna Herrington
Percy Echoal
Beard
Lester Stevens
Jane
Fischer
Twin Pate Hospital
Mackay Light & Power Company
Ashton & St Anthony Power Company
Sigply
Arcowea
Westmoreland hunter shoots deer near pond incident
Perley Thompson of Westmoreland recounts a hunting mishap as he approached a fallen deer and encountered an unrelated animal, describing the scene by the pond and the events surrounding the shot.
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Perley Thompson
Westmoreland
Faint OCR Summary of Measurements and Officials
Fragmentary OCR notes list various capacities eight gills a pint two pints a quart four quarts and a gallon with references to two policemen a magistrate and names resembling place or person markers. The text is incomplete and mixed with misspellings and stray tokens.
Whistles Across Worlds Record Whistling Animals
The piece describes Australia and other regions boasting whistling creatures such as spiders snakes and moths. Canary Islands the Canary motives experts whistle and converse by sound. New Guinea whistling caves storms in Kansas and squeaking sands in Colorado. Whistling trees in Australia produce a sound from air entering holes in bladderlike formations created by insects.
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Australia
Tao Ceage
Canary Islands
New Guinea
United States
Kansas
Bern
Colorado
Teja
Old Names for Modern Cars and Bird Lovers in Verse
The text traces early car term origins such as limousine roadster touring car and roaderee noting changes in design and purpose. It then shifts to poetry praising mockingbird song, northern vs southern birds, and a reflection on beauty and appearance by Tilletman in a mid century tone.
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China
India
France
Limousin
Mator
Bound is Do Some Good and Wheat Production Themes
Fragmented OCR text discusses benevolence and happiness, then shifts to Two Countries Wheat Production. It notes an optimistic refrain about seeds and ground, and claims wheat protection averages around 13 percent for the United States and a similar figure for Great Britain. The passage is inconsistent and contains garbled phrases.
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United States
Great Britain
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