California alien bill sparks dangerous Japan protests
A California alien land holding bill triggers mass protests in Tokio with calls for drastic retaliation against the United States. Speakers urge forceful action while diplomats warn diplomacy may fail and Christian influence is urged to avert war. An anti American outburst accompanies a banquet scene with Mabie Okuma and others urging a resolute stance.
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Tokio
California
Japan
Philippines
Hawaii
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Peabody
John L. Mott
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
Count Okuma
Okuma
Wilson
Matsumura
United States
M. Miyake
Japanese Times
America
Ambassadorship to Japan Filled by Guthrie Selection
Washington reports that President Kleas has selected George W. Guthrie to be ambassador to Japan. The move relieves those watching U S policy in Asia who had urged a successor to Lars Anderson, who has returned home.
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Washington
Italy
California
Kleas’s
Missionaries Appeal Against Bill Seen by Legislature
A message urging defeat of the bill was received by the legislature today from missionaries in Sacramento on April 18.
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Missionaries Appeal
Sacramento
Meeting of Explorers for Pocatello Expedition
Prospective members of an Idaho expedition from Pocatello to lava plains and bad lands between Snake River and Sawtooth range are invited to a Sunday meeting at 2 PM in the Tribune editorial rooms. Attendees include Ed F. Winn and B A Robinson of Idaho Falls and Karl P Brown of Blackfoot. equipment, outfits, party personnel, routes, and departure date will be finalized.
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Pocatello
Lava Plains
Snake River
Sawtooth Range
The
Tribune
Ed. F. Winn
B. A. Robinson
Idaho Falls
Karl P. Brown
Blackfoot
Safety First guidance presented at monthly Claims Adjuster meet
L. E Abbott of Take chaired the session outlining safety recommendations during the regular monthly Claims Adjuster meeting. The discussion focused on standard procedures, risk awareness, and adherence to safety policies for all staff.
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L. E Abbott
Take
Grand Jury Aftermath in City Gambling and Liquor Case
William Tagpe and Walter Grant indicted for violating gambling and liquor laws. They were served warrants on their return to the city, as the grand jury proceedings conclude.
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William Tagpe
Walter Grant
City
Indicted Men Arrested On Bannock County Warrants
William Tague and Walter Grant, city residents, were arrested by Sheriff E. E. Lowry on bench warrants after the Bannock county grand jury returned true bills. Tague faces anti gambling charges while Grant is charged with maintaining a common nuisance under anti liquor laws. Bond set at 800 and 1000 dollars. Several dozen indictments still with the sheriff.
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William Tague
Walter Grant
E. E. Lowry
Bannock County
Tague
Grant
Grand Jury and Trial Jury Summoned for Idaho Federal Court
An adjourned term of the U S district court for the eastern division of Idaho opens in Pocatello Monday. Judge Dietrich may not be present and a visiting judge could sit. Grand jury meets Tuesday and trial jury Thursday. Cases include liquor sales to Indians and a Salmon City mail tampering charge.
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United States District Court
Idaho
Pocatello
Dietrich
San Francisco
Fifth District
Salmon City
United States
Pope’s health worsens in Rome amid mounting uncertainty
Reports from Rome on April 15 indicate the pope’s condition is deteriorating with observers suggesting he could die at any moment or potentially linger for months. The atmosphere is one of tension as clergy and officials await official word.
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Rome
Hull elucidates income tax bill in House session
In Washington on April 18 Democratic members act as students as Rep Hull leads a tariff caucus turned income tax class. Hull questions the income section while highlighting Ways and Means’ choice of a 4000 dollar administrative limit and debated minor commodity rate amendments.
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Washington
House
Hull
Ways and Means Committee
Wheat league backs tariffs on grain and products
The Grand Porta De Apel 38 report notes the Wheat league seeks a ten percent duty on wheat and a ten percent ad valorem duty on wheat products. The group plans to nominate Minnesota and North Dakota representatives in Congress during the spring annual meeting.
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Grand Porta de Apel
Coonan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Congress
Furth Guilty of Banking Fraud in Seattle Bank Case
Jacob Furth, chairman of Seattle National Bank, found guilty of siding and abetting William Schricker by accepting deposits while the bank was insolvent. A motion for a new trial was made. The Seattle National Bank is among the Pacific Northwest's largest. The trial concluded today after a prior mistrial.
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Bellingham
Wash
Jacob Furth
Seattle National Bank
William E. Schricker
Ae Arp Cos Oy
LaCona
Seattle National
Pacific Northwest
Pocatello Urged to Build Grain Elevator at Once
Merchants and businessmen in Gate City urged to back a Pocatello grain elevator to keep trade local. Sioux City elevator builder J F Younglove spoke at a Thursday Commercial Club dinner but met limited enthusiasm. Farmers of the Fort Hall tract and the Farmers' Equity Society show interest. Tyhee and Inkom plans loom if Pocatello stalls.
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Pocatello
Tyhee
Inkom
Gate City
Tribune
Commercial Club
American Falls
Messrs. Volland and Porter
Farmers’ Equity Society
Fort Hall
Mr. Younglove
Sam Rich
Younglove
Friedman's Right to Treat Patients Feud
Washington April 10 The right of Dr Friedmann to treat paying patients with his claimed tuberculosis cure is under investigation by the treasury solicitor directed by Mc Adoo to see if federal public health law is violated. Officials say a genuine cure would be a historic discovery and prompt government recognition once efficacy is proven, but lack of quick evaluation means no immediate pass.
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Washington
Friedmann
the Treasury
McAdoo
United States
D A R B Election Third Day Balloting Remarks
Washington April 18 at the opening of the third day of balloting for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution Miss Bryan withdrew. This left Mrs Story and Mrs Horton as the remaining candidates and voting resumed.
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Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Bryan
Story
Mrs. Horton
Fire Chief Hurt After Patrol Wagon Crash in City Run
Chief John McMahon of the Pocatello fire department was thrown from his patrol wagon during a response to a call near North Fifth and East Wyeth. He suffered a fractured left ankle and a deep calf gash, then returned to the engine and proceeded to Dr Newton's for treatment. today he uses crutches.
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John McMahon
Pocatello Fire Department
North Fifth
East Wyeth
West Side Station
West Side Department
East Side Department
Fremont
Third Avenue
McMahon
Belgium Press Strike Size Hits 350000 In Brussels
A vast national printers strike in Brussels threatens 350000 to 375000 workers, suspending most daily papers. The movement stays firm as government pressures mount and some papers publish in reduced form. One man volunteers to feed 2000 children of strikers.
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Brussels
Feeding Strikers' Children at Lalouviere Works
The owner of the leading machine works in Lalouviere has assumed full responsibility for feeding the 2000 children of striking workers from his factory.
Rowdies Lash District Homes Damaging Windows
In Gemappis on April 18 roving bands of rowdies attacked houses of non-strikers, breaking hundreds of windows in the district during early hours.
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Gemappis
London Suffragettes Hit Monument With Victory or Death Banner
Two suffragettes climbed the memorial near London Bridge, unfurled banners reading Victory or Death, and locked themselves in the tower. They showered literature on spectators while traffic halted and police required a locksmith to open the door. The surge demanded a hundred officers to guard the crowd. the women, well dressed, were released from custody shortly after arrival at the station.
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London
London Bridge
Tower Lane
Wheat closes at 9 15 4 in Chicago market
The Chicago grain market reports May wheat closing at 9 15 percent, indicating a notable price level for traders.
Balkan nations to accept peace proposals soon
Vienna reports the Balkan allies will notify European powers of their acceptance of peace terms today or tomorrow. Bulgaria Serbia and Greece will simultaneously telegram King Nicholas of Montenegro urging him to follow suit.
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Vienna
Balkan
Neue Freie Presse
Bulgaria
Servia
Greece
Nicholas
Montenegro
Bulgarian Army to Attack Monastery Held by Servians
A Saloniki dispatch says the seventh Bulgarian division has orders to march on a monastery occupied by Servian troops. Balkan allies' friends doubt the report's credibility.
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London
Saloniki
Montenegrin King Renounces Scutari After Serbian Withdrawal
King Nicholas of Montenegro explains to subjects that Serb troops withdrew forcing abandonment of Scutari. The proclamation signals a strategic shift as Montenegrin positions retreat from the field.
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Cettinje
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Scutari
Martin Alive. Memphis Man Safe after April 3 Disappearance
London reports Joseph Martin of Memphis is safe and well after being missing since April 3. An American detective says Martin is not in London and declines to reveal his location while continuing to investigate the case.
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Martin
London
Joseph Martin
Memphis
Across the Hot Sands Conclave of El Korah Temple
Craven-hearted locals attend a conclave of El Korah Temple readied in fezzes with ornate tongues and veiled chants. Mystics led by Red Fessed face a ceremonial gathering in Chapel area as Craven-Hearted MNoviates move toward a secret rite.
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Mnoviates
el Korah Temple
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