British envoy denies Lenine Trotzky recognition claim
Washington reports Lord Reading denies the claim that Lloyd George advised recognition of Lenine and Trotzky as unfounded. Paris reports Lloyd George ill and Wilson unwell delaying the council of four. A Paris dispatch says Lloyd George will announce progress of the peace conference in the evening.
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England
Lenine
Trotzky
Lloyd George
Washington, D. C
Lord Reading
Lenine and
London
Paris
Pocatello Eyes Willard Dempsey Bout With Big Offer
Sporting editors nationwide boost Pocatello as the Willard Dempsey match draws near with talk of a 160000 prize and a parade. reports note publicists claim readiness, while other papers question the $220,000 offer as publicity puff.
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United States
Pocatello
Albany
New York
the Pacific
Hottentots
F. S. Andrews
Milwaukee Leader
J. Robb Brady
Pocatello Athletic Club
Great Falls
First airplane newspaper delivery in America begins
The Great Lakes Naval Training Station starts a hydro air plane service delivering Bulletins to Chicago each morning. The 35 mile air route is intended to please the “gods” who ride in from Chicago and make their morning commute more pleasant.
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Chicago
America
Great Lakes
Mass meeting called to boost reclamation funds in Pocatello
A mass meeting is set for Friday evening at the Commercial club to promote Idaho’s reclamation program. Major Fred R. Reed will explain citizen roles in securing a share of a 100 million dollar federal appropriation, with speakers including Joe T. Young and Major C M Booth.
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Bannock
Fred R. Reed
Idaho Reclamation Association
Pocatello
Idaho
C. M. Booth
World War Veterans’ Association
Commercial Club
Lakers Strong for Pocatello Fight Prospects
Salt Lake City backers pledged 25 000 dollars toward the purse and agreed to send a representative to New York with J Brady to meet promoters for the Willard Dempsey bout in Pocatello Idaho on July 4. Brady and Bassett said the team can secure a large gate and that only Idaho and Nevada permit long distance bouts with strong railroad access and expected big attendance.
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Salt Lake
Pocatello
Idaho
Freeman
Bassett
Churchill P. Castle
J. Robb
Brady
Pocatello Athletic Club
New York
Salt Lake Tribune
Viccatello
United States
Nevada
Omaha Tornado Strikes West Omaha Causing Damages
A vicious tornado swept the western residence section of Omaha yesterday afternoon causing heavy property damage and few injuries. Many homes were unrooted and a young girl appears to be the only possible fatality with a broken back.
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Omaha
Yuma Pioneer's First Car Ride After Long Halt
Charles Ingalls of Yuma Arizona, a rheumatic invalid who had not left his doorstep for nine years, finally enjoyed his first automobile trip. Friends placed him in an invalid chair on a borrowed auto truck and wheeled him around his city for the first time in 108 months.
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Yuma
Ariz
Charles Ingalls
Ingalls
Idaho Utah Delegation Plans April Trip to New York
President J Robb Brady states a delegation of Idaho and Utah men will travel to New York in mid April, with departure possibilities on April 15 or 18, as Denver publicizes support.
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Mr. Brady
Idaho
Utah
New York
Denver
J. Robb Brady
Commercial Club Meet Tuesday Urges Members to Join
The Commercial club reports progress in recruiting for a 500 member target with about 240 already enrolled. Tomorrow night hosts the regular business session where legislative and committee reports will be presented and members urged to attend.
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Commercial Club
The Price Of Food To Fall Says Industrial Board Chief
George N. Peek chairman of the new industrial board of the department of commerce predicts lower food prices soon. He likens the board to a doctor for business and says recovery should start in 69 to 90 days with overall health for American industry.
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George N. Peek
New Industrial Board
Department of Commerce
Peek
Industrial Board
Riot unrest in Lawrence textile strike escalates in tenth week
Rioters and police clashed in Lawrence Massachusetts as promiscious gunfire sparked a new outbreak just after a bomb exploded in a tenement. Early reports say no one was killed, but several officers and rioters were injured while 23 arrests were reported. Women and children joined pickets and strikers threatened to pull children from schools amid anti strike activity by teachers.
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Lawrence
Mass
Fin Revolution Is Forgotten When Troops Show Up
Official dispatch from Murmansk dated April 5 reports improved conditions at Kandalaksia on the White Sea. A planned revolt by Fins, Karelians, and Bolsheviks was deterred as reinforcements for troops arrived and other military preparations were made to meet the situation.
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London
Kandalaksia
Kola Peninsula
White Sea
Murmansk
Mexicans Fear Yaqui Attack From Nogales Crossing
Mexicans report Yaquis crossed from Sonora into the United States and seized arms before returning to Mexico. They fear an assault on Nogales and Sonora, prompting Colonel Carnahan to deploy a mounted Twenty-fifth Infantry detachment to Lochiel, Arizona.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
United States
Carnahan
United States Army
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Lochiel
Arizona
Greeks Press Independence Day Message to President
The local Greek colony celebrated the 4th with a public statement to President Wilson. Signed by Mayor A. B. Bean, Councilman Platt Williams, Rev. Stefanos Remousitos, a Greek priest, and Gust Athanasopulos, the message urged freedom for the Greek race and credited ancient Athens with the democracy they cherish.
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Wilson
A. B. Bean
Platt Williams
Stefanos Remousitos
Gust Athanasopulos
Paris
Corn and oats market report from Chicago
Chicago news note reports corn at 1.49 and oats at 65 percent on April 7 with closing values or prices.
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Chicago
Secretary Baker sails with congressional party for France
Secretary of War Baker and Hugh C. Wallace head a group aboard the Leviathan as they depart for France to meet with allied liquidation officials and settle war material payments. The party plans to inspect American camps, bases, and occupied zones in France for about a week to ten days. Navy officials report the George Washington is preparing to sail for Brest on April 15, with plans to accompany President Wilson back by May 1 if cleared.
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New York
Baker
Hugh C. Wallace
Tacoma
United States
France
House Military Affairs Committee
Warren Pershing
General Pershing
Leviathan
Allied Liquidation Commission
Paris
England
Congressional Party
Washington
George Washington
Brest
Wilson
Early Settlement Feared on Washington Transit
Paris reports orders for the transport George Washington to move from the United States toward a French port are not seen as signaling an early departure by President Wilson. The belief holds the peace conference may settle outstanding issues comparatively soon.
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Paris
George Washington
United States
Wilson
France
Stockmen Arrested For Forcing Man From Quarantine
A U S marshal arrested fifteen Pahsimeroi valley citizens in Pocatel lo federal court warrants. Named: J G Maelzer Pete McKinley Ed Mul vaney Eugene Knight Will Knight J A Harrington Gene Smith Henry Schmelzel C M Mulkey F B King George Popejoy Henry Kobbe. Charged with conspiracy to injure and intimidate a citizen exercising rights over a flu quarantine dispute involving Clifford Imus.
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United States
Pahsimeroi Valley
Pocatello
J. G. Maelzer
Pete McKinley
Ed Mulvaney
Eugene Knight
Will Knight
J. A. Harrington
Gene Smith
Henry Schmelzel
C. M. Mulkey
F. B. King
George Popejoy
Henry Kobbe
Clifford Imus
Harvard Appoints First Female Faculty Member Dr Alice Hamilton
Harvard University names Dr Alice Hamilton a assistant professor of industrial medicine the first woman on the Harvard faculty. Hamilton is a Chicago resident of Hull House and a close colleague of Jane Addams. Her work focuses on industrial medicine and occupational disease.
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Harvard
Alice Hamilton
Hamilton
Chicago
Hull House
Jane Addams
Paris Conference Adopts Provisional Reparations Report
Paris reports the peace conference commission on reparations and damage adopts a provisional report after its first sub committee presentation. President Wilson’s condition improves and he plans to resume work Tuesday, while remaining in his room per his physician’s directive. Advices from Vienna warn of a near communist revolution in German Austria.
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Paris
Peace Conference Commission On
Wilson
Admiral Grayson
Budapest rumors claim overthrow of Hungarian government
In Vienna on April 7 rumors say the Hungarian communist government in Budapest was overthrown and Bela Kun, the foreign minister, was assassinated. It remains unclear if the revolt was led by Socialists or Bourgeois parties with Budapest still nominally in power Saturday. Regent reports suggest limited opposition.
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Vienna
Budapest
Bela Kun
J. C. Smuta
Austrian Empire
Romania
Dutasta to Meet German Plenipotentiaries in Versailles
Paris April 17 Paul Dutasta general secretary of the peace conference will travel to Versailles to prepare for the arrival of German plenipotentiaries. Preparatory meetings likely take place in the former supreme war council meeting room.
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Paris
Havis
Paul Dutasta
Versailles
Supreme War Council
Paris Optimism on France Security Settlement View
Paris reports an extremely optimistic mood on a settlement favorable to France regarding security against future aggression and the neutral zones of the Rhine. The Petit Journal notes Clemenceau’s stance on reclamation from Germany and special indemnities for pensions of cripples and war widows may be upheld.
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Paris
Havas
France
Rhine
Petit Journal
Clemenceau
Ceres
Munich Views Mixed as Troops Seek Neutrality in Soviet Sympathy
Troops in Munich express sympathy for the Soviet cause but vow to stay neutral and curb riots. Public gatherings show enthusiasm for Soviet ideals while authorities maintain order.
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Munich
Associated Press
Ukrainians Offer Plebiscite to End Polish Border Dispute
West Ukraine Premier Holovobitch says Ukraine would halt fighting if a plebiscite supervised by the Entente is arranged to decide ownership of the disputed territory between the San River and the Russian frontier, according to a Vienna dispatch quoted by the Mail.
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London
Entente
Holabovitch
West Ukraine
Vienna
Ukraine
San
Bavarian Social Democrats Reject Change In Conference
In Nuremberg on April 7 the Bavarian national conference of Social Democrats votes 42 to 8 against introducing a proposed change. The vote signals firm opposition among delegates to the reform measure discussed at the gathering.
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Nuremberg
Bavaria
Bavarian National Conference of
Social Democrats
Pocatello Office Sets State Employment Record
Examiner Long of the Employment Service reports the Pocatello office placed 29 people in work before noon, a record to date, and notes that it has outpaced all six other offices in the state combined. The office continues to receive urgent calls for ranch hands laborers and miners.
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E Examiner Long
Fecall & Employment Service
Pocatello
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