Budapest in Grip of Riot
Paris reports Marshal Foch will leave for Spa to meet Erzberger and press for Polish troops access to Danzig port. Hungarian revolt seen as test of entente strength, aiming to frighten allies. famine feared as communists impose terror in Budapest. coal shortages worsen as Budapest seeks allied intervention.
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Paris
Havas
Marshal Foch
Spa
Mathias Erzberger
Danzig
Associated Press
Germany
Prague
Budapest
M. Krn
American and Wife Arrested in Turkey as German Spies
Washington reports Secretary Baker approved British authorities requests to arrest James Spohr a naturalized American and his wife in Turkey on treason charges. They are described as closely linked to the head of the German spy system in Palestine and among British Indian subjects.
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Washington, D. C
Baker
Turkey
James Spohr
Palestine
Bourgeois Start a Counter Strike Stuttgart
Bourgeois workers began a strike beginning April 1, aiming to paralyze general labor action. Shops closed, railroads and postal services halted, gas works and power plants shut down.
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Stuttgart
Bourgeois Inter
Widespread UK military cuts pass Commons amid wartime critique
London reports the house of commons approved the third reduction of military forces by 282 to 64 amid sharp criticism over wasteful spending and broken pledges to end conscription. Churchill defended government policy noting Bolshevik threats from the White Sea to the Caspian and warning of possible German Austrian collapse or Bolshevik alliance.
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London
House of Commons
Winston Spencer Churchill
Europe
White Sea
Caspian
Germany
Austria
Second Lieut John MacArthur Added to American Aces
Washington reports Second Lieut John MacArthur of Pultalo New York has been added to the official list of 64 American aces. He destroyed five enemy planes across two flights including three Albatroses in one sortie and two others in another. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross in June 1918 for gallantry, was shot down a month later, captured, and died in a German prison camp.
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Washington
John MacArthur
Pultalo
N. Y
United States Air Service
Lieut
MacArthur
French Garrison Repels Bolshevik Assault Near Archangel
Archangel area report says Bolshevik artillery battered the allied rail front and positions south of Olocoreshkaia. A small garrison of four French soldiers held a blockhouse on a front flank, repelling repeated attacks by eighty Bolshevik infantrymen aided by movement through a wood.
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Archangel
Olocerskaia
Victory Liberty Loan kickoff in Pocatello luncheon
The first gun in the Victory Liberty Loan drive will be fired at a 12 15 luncheon in the Y M C A dining room with city and county Council of Defense captains present. Posters shaped as a V will be sent from headquarters and a trophy train exhibit plus the flying circus will draw crowds, while volunteers are sought for poster distribution and campaign tasks.
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Victory
Liberty Loan
Victory Loan Committee
Council of Defense
Wallin
Pocatello
Povat
Idaho
Victory Loan
Bannock Hotel
Smallpox Epidemic Ravages Apulia Province
News from Bar in Apulia reports a seven week smallpox outbreak killing thousands. In Bar city alone about 1500 people died, with widespread deaths among the poorer classes in the province.
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Berne
Itzerland
Apulia
Italy
Bar
New church planned for St Edward's parish in Twin Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho on April 1 parishioners met to form a 12 member committee on ways and means to raise about 50000 dollars for a new St Edward's Catholic church. The plan also calls for a rectory and school in the near future.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
St. Edward's Catholic
Not Talking to Overseas Boys Alcohol Rule Approved
Washington April 1. The army will treat any beverage with one and four tenths percent alcohol as intoxicating. The decision by the judge advocate general was approved by Secretary Baker today.
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Washington
Baker
Women in Idaho Map Victory Loan Drive Strategy
Idaho women commit to surpass the Victory Liberty Loan quota of 7 billion dollars with a statewide meeting at Yellowstone hotel. District chairmen from across Idaho, headed by Mrs. A S Baldwin, shared efficient campaign plans and data to coordinate efforts. State chairmen Teresa M Chaham and J H Forney spoke on cooperation and the Victory Liberty Loan campaign.
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Idaho
Women’s Victory Loan Committee
Yellowstone Hotel
A. 8. Baldwin
San Francisco
Twelfth
Federal Reserve District
Baldwin
Hasing
Teresa M. Chaham
J. H. Forney
Moscow
Victory Liberty Loan
Distret
Mg. Abbot
Madison
P.€. Connaughton
Boise
R. D. Holt
Franklin
J. L. Melvin
Lemhi
J. Hi. Ferney
Larah
Packard
Booze Cache Rumor Spreads Through Main Street Probe
Tribune witnesses two men discussing a large alcohol cache, estimated at about one hundred cases, with a confidential walk through the business district. They followed the pair to a garage and then to West Clark street canyon, where a brief stop and quick exit occurred after a cork was popped, suggesting they feared being tailed.
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Main and
Center
Tribune
South Main
West Clark Street
Canyon
West Clark
Powder Plant Blast In North Birmingham Kills Several
An explosion at the Dupont de Nemours powder plant in Boyle's Gap North Birmingham causes a fire and results in multiple deaths and many injuries. A list of identified victims and witnesses from various towns and states is given, including Mrs. T. B. Fainworth and Mrs. Laura Kirkbride.
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Birmingham
Ala
Corning
Dupont de Nemours
Boyle's Gap
Eastern Idaho highway group formed at Idaho Falls
During the Utah Idaho Yellowstone Highway association convention in Idaho Falls a new Eastern Idaho Highway association was formed. It aims to centralize road funding efforts for fairer state allocations benefiting Bannock and other eastern counties and to advance road construction across western and northern Idaho. A meeting of delegates from thirteen eastern counties will be held in Pocatello to finalize plans.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Eastern Idaho Highway Association
Friends of
Bannock
U.S Y. Association
Idaho-Yellowstone
Pocatello
Theo, Turner
Good Roads
Commercial Club
W. B. Wright
J. Kb. MacDermond
George Green
S. E. Brady
Idaho Reclamation Association
J. Robb Brady
Athletic and
Ned McCracken
FE. Topliff
Fred Reed
Eastern Highway Association
Bitter mayoral race streaks through Chicago in bitter campaign
Chicago voters head to the polls to choose a mayor and city officials after a bitter campaign marked by religious racial and partisan tensions. Six hopefuls vie for mayor including incumbent Republican William Hale Thompson Democrat Robert W. Sweitzer Independent Democrat Maclay Hoyne and John Fitzpatrick of the Chicago Federation of Labor.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Robert W. Sweitzer
Maclay Hoyne
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Meat Packers Released From Food Administration Control
Washington April 1 all meat packers were released today from food administration control by a presidential proclamation signed at Paris Effective today all persons firms and associations engaged in importing manufacturing packing storing and distribution of fresh canned and cured beef pork mutton and lard are released from license and supervision by the food administration including profit margin restrictions.
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Washington
Food Administration
Wilson
Paris
Packer Representatives Weigh Release From Government Control
Chicago April 1 Packer officials said they wish to read the text of the release before discussing it Several noted the effect would probably be negligible One packing house official questioned whether live stock prices would rise and said the impact on foreign and export markets is not yet known
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Chicago
Packer
Packing House
Rioters Fire Jail and Release Prisoners in Frankfort Riot
A Central News dispatch from Amsterdam reports serious rioting Monday in Frankfort. Crowds attacked the police station, set the jail on fire, released prisoners, and then order was restored.
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London
Frankfort
Amsterdam
Frazier Named as Tech President
A wire to the Tribune states Dr. BE Bryan reports Mr. Frazier has accepted the presidency of the Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello, succeeding Miles S. Reed and Acting President Norman Adkison. Frazier, former Minnesota schools chief and Everett technical high school founder, is 40s, Wisconsin graduate, with Chicago and Yale study. He may assume duties around June 1.
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Washington
E. A. Bryan
The
Tribune Today
BE. A. Bryan
Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Miles S. Reed
Norman K. Adkison
Everett
Wash
Pacific Northwest
East
Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Yale University
University of Oregon
War Department
Washington, D. C
Frazier Leads Washington Vocational Education Office
C R Frazier of Seattle is federal director of vocational education for Washington with headquarters in Seattle. He has held the post for a little over a year. Before his directorship he served as superintendent from 1910 to 1918.
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C. R. Frazier
Seattle
Washington
State of Washington
Mr. Frazier
Yanks Blame April Fools Prank On Peace Talks
Paris reports a prank rumor spread that Colonel House announced a signed peace treaty. Officials say delays stem from reparations method disagreements and no deadlock exists. A legal expert noted six amendments to the league covenant by Elihu Root appear acceptable to the American delegation.
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Paris
E. M. House
Hotel de Crillon
Associated Press
Wilson
League of Nations
Elihu Reot
Wilson attends Council of Four meetings in Paris
President Wilson again attends sessions of the council of four in Paris and receives the bishop of Spalato representing Jugo Slavic interests in the Dalmatian coast controversy. He also confers with Secretary Daniels before Daniels departs for Italy.
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Paris
Wilson
Council of Four
Spalato
Daniels
Italy
Peace treaty to be handed to Germans outside Paris
French sources say a preliminary peace treaty will not be shown to the German delegates at Versailles. The document will be sent to a town farther from Paris in keeping with past conventions since the armistice. Only the final session will occur at Versailles.
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London
Versailles
Paris
Boers Arrive in New York for Peace Conference Delegation
New York April 1 reports the Dutch steamer Bawean docking from Cape Town with Boers en route to a peace conference to press their claim for self determination and a possible republic.
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New York
Bawean
Cape Town
South Africa
Staff Officers On Tour of Inspection
War department announced annual inspection of military departments at educational institutions with regular army officers on duty. Lieut Col Phillip Hayes to cover Missouri Kansas and Colorado. Colonel James G Hannah to cover Wyoming Utah Oregon and Washington.
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Washington
War Department
Phillip Hayes
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
James G. Hannah
Wyoming
Utah
Oregon
Landing Troops Reported Landed at Constanza
A Copenhagen dispatch to Central News says entente troops are being landed at Constanza on the Black Sea coast as they move toward Hungary.
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London
Bucharest
Entente
Constanza
Black Sea
Hungary
Copenhagen
Central News Today
German Forces Concentrate on Eastern Front
Paris edition of the New York Herald reports German forces under Von Hindenburg concentrate in eastern Prussia. Troops are being assembled at Graudenz and Thorn to defend the Danzig to Posen railway corridor.
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Paris
Prussia
von Hindenburg
New York Herald
Graudenz
Thorn
Danzig
Posen
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