Rotary 10 Convention Opens in Salt Lake City
Delegates from across the United States and abroad gathered in Salt Lake City for the International Rotary association's tenth annual convention. President John Toole outlined key issues including employer employee relations and combating Bolshevism while delegates enjoyed cultural entertainments and visits to local attractions.
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Salt Lake City
International Rotary Association
Gweeley
United States
John Toole
Mr. Poole
Atlantic
Poole
Salt Lake
Will G. Parrell
Farrell
Heber J. Grant
Latter-day Saints’ Church
New Orleans
Salt Lake Society
Sattair
Rotary
Fife
International Rotary
Heartax
Can't Stop Him. A Tan Faces Obstacles With Teodency
A quirky note remarks on a tan’s stubborn nature and tendency to mock self. The brief speaks to resilience and a humorous self-reference in the face of challenges.
Winnipeg Strike Leaders Jailed Amid Sedition Charges
Ten labor leaders who directed the sympathetic walkout are in Stony Mountain penitentiary with warrants out for four others. Federal action on June 17 ended the general strike in Winnipeg amid arrests over inciting neglect of duty and publication in a strike bulletin of alleged false statements. Mayor Gray condemned strong-arm methods while labor officials offered no comment.
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Winnipeg
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Inhor Temple
Ukrainian Hall
Liberty Hall
Charles F. Gray
Labor Mew
Donetz Basin Free of Reds Cleared by Denekine Forces
Donets coal basin in southern Russia has been cleared of Bolsheviks by General Denekine's troops, enabling a secure coal supply in the region. Reports say the offensive is progressing with success and Bolshevik access to Dou etz coal is blocked. Washington coverage notes a Senate Judiciary sub‑committee report denouncing Bolshevik rule and related lawlessness in America and Russia.
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Donetz
Paria
Donets
Russia
Denekine
Douetz
Washington
America
Senate Judiciary
Congress
Countess Sentenced to Prison in Cork Disorde rs
Countess Georgina Marklevics Sinn Fein leader and the sole Irish-born member of the British Parliament was sentenced to four months in prison for charges arising from the Cork disorders on May 17.
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Tallow
Ireland
Georgiana Marklevics
Sinn Fein
Cork
Americans Battle Across Ocean in Historic 16 Hour Flight
United States forces and Villa faction clash at Juarez race track in Mexico. Cavalryや infantry trap Villa rebels, inflicting losses and capturing prisoners as Americans advance from the town. Across the Atlantic Alcock and Brown complete nonstop flight Newfoundland to Ireland in 16 hours 12 minutes.
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Ocean
VILLA
Hadsell
Erwin
Juarez Racetrack
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Ireland
London
Jack Alcock
Royal Air Force
Arther Brown
Haying
Irelghit
Clifden
Galway
St. John's
N. F
Piltot
St. Johan's
Alcock
Brown
Allies Prepare to Enforce Terms in Europe
Paris reports the Temps states that trained forces stand ready to advance immediately if Germany rejects the treaty. German forces lack aircraft, supplies, and food, while Belgian units push toward the frontier. British and American forces would advance with the Belgians, occupying key German and French cities as the conflict unfolds.
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Paris
Germany
Temps
Culogne
Hetland
Been
Tegins
Frankfort
Tienes
Warsburg
Ube
Rotary Convention Brings Global Guests to Zion
Rotarians from across the United States gather in Zion for the International Rotary Convention this week. Attendees from Salt Lake City greet delegates from New Orleans California and New York while Salt Lake hosts a bustling, warm-hearted reception marking the annual event.
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Zion
Sal Lake City
Uolte
New Orleans
California
New York
Salt Lake
Wil
Favor Return of Wires In Washington
Favorable report on the house bill to return telegraph and telephone systems to private control immediately was voted Thursday by the house interstate commerce committee.
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Wshington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Mexican Official Denies U S Troop Crossings Into Mexico
General Agui lar asserts Mexico will not seek or accept U S troops to fight Villa or any bandit. He says cross border actions violate Mexican sovereignty and notes no formal protest from Mexico’s government. Officials say no further communications were received and troops would be withdrawn after achieving objectives.
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Villa
Washington
Candie Aguilar
Carrenza
United States
Mexico
State Department
Meaicom
General Aguilar
Rajo
Phillipa
Asreraices
Carranza
Bende
Americam
Aguilar
Labor Strikes at Anarchy At AFL Convention
Delegates at the American Federation of Labor convention in New Jersey on June 17 refuse to endorse Soviet recognition while urging U S recognition of the Irish Republic. They vote against a general July 4 strike in support of Tom Moenes linked to the San Francisco bombing case and debate withdrawal of American troops from Russia amid questions on Soviet Russia recognition and blockade policy.
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N. J
American Federation of Labor
United States
Tom Moenes
San Franciscs
Russia
Repatriation Plan for Aliens In England Reported
The Daily Mall says Britain will repatriate all aliens who came during the war at the earliest moment. Most are Chinese. Many black residents, already British subjects, cannot be deported, but authorities may offer free passage and money to entice them to leave.
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England
Daily
Mall
Congress Exceeded Powers Root in Wartime Prohibition Case
New York judge declares Congress exceeded its powers in enforcing wartime prohibition. The opinion criticizes the internal revenue service for backing the brewers, while the appeal to the US Circuit Court of Appeals challenges a remump injunction issued a month earlier to federal judges Hand and Mayer.
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Congress
New York
Hlida Root
United States
United States Circwit Court of Appeals
Hand and Mayer
Terms Weimar Leave Huns Low in Spirits
Allied terms after Weimar pact left German leaders in a mood of low spirits as discussions on surrender and postwar terms continued. The article notes anxious officials, wary public reaction, and the slow pace of negotiations amid mounting weariness.
Allies Reply on German Peace Terms With Modest Changes
Allied governments delivered the revised peace treaty to German officials in Weimar. Changes are few though include a plebiscite for Upper Silesia, expanded German army limits, and partial clarifications on reparations and territorial adjustments. Refugees return as Mexican violence subsides in Juarez.
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Afm
Munday
Mi Tierman
Germany
Peace of
Greeral
Upper Gilesia
Prautier
West Tracata
Schleswig
Clemencene Mye
Socialists Reject Soviet Rule in Germany Delegation
In Wien the Socialist congress rejected a proposal for a soviet constitution for Germany, the measure drawing only one vote. The assembly also declined to grant pemonas to members of former royal families.
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Mune
Wien
Germany
Congress
Military effort to mend relations says General March
General Peyton C. March, chief of staff, comments that Washington and America's military contribution toward maletmance will be approximately to mean the league of nations. Bold bandits strike Cleveland desk and escape with cash in a stolen car.
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Witl
Washington
America
Peyton C. March
Cleveland
Weat
Sal
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James +. Keeling
Juarez Race Track
el Paso
Texas
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Ralph de Palma
Sheepahead May
Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Robert Stephenson Smyth
Baden-Powell
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Weimar
Ewalt
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