Peace Conference Delays Stall Progress and Plans
Paris reports indicate eighty delegates may attend if French program is approved by the supreme council. British plenipotentiaries Lloyd George Bonar Law Balfour and Barnes named. talks to begin in Paris with American French and British delegates. Wilson favors delaying start to secure British participation and aims for broad principles to guide a future peace congress.
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Paris
Supreme Council
London
Lloyd George
Andrew Bonar Law
A. 4
Balfour
George Nicoll Barnes
Express and Mail
Wilson
Peace Congress
Wilseon
Europe
United States
Sinn Feiners Claim Political Right in Mountjoy Prisons
Jan. 10 Mountjoy prison saw serious disturbances as Sinn Feiners held as ordinary prisoners claim political offender status. Prisoners reportedly broke windows and damaged cells amid the unrest.
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Sinn
Mitlin
Mountjoy
Memorial Services for Theodore Roosevelt Planned at Capitol
Washington notes memorial services set for February 9 at the Capitol. The House passed unanimously a concurrent resolution to authorize Senate committees to arrange the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol
House
Senate
Blackfoot youth linked to Cadillac theft. arrested north of town
Deputies Nelson and Blake captured nineteen year old Daniel Fisher in a high speed chase after he stole Miss Ina Anthes Cadillac from in front of the Citizens Bank. Fisher confessed to planning further thefts in Portaceuf and Salt Lake, with prior criminal ties and parole history noted.
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Guy Nelson
Jack Blake
Daniel Fisher
Miss Ina Anthes
Citizens’ Bank
Salt Lake
Poratello
Fisher
Mabey
M. R. Lockhart
Utah City
Pocatello
Oscar Johnson
Mackay
Paige
Dr. Woolley
Nelson
Blake
Miss Anthes
Marquette
Blake Hat
Tormien
Shenf? Mabey
Fendixson
Black Rocks
Blackfoot
State
Boise
Arizona Reform School
Campaign for Armenian relief calls Idaho to action
State Campaign Director Robert M McStacken urges Idaho counties to lead a January 12 to 19 drive for funds for the American committee for relief in the near east. President Wilson appeals Americans to aid starving Armenians and Syrians with food clothing and medicines as immediate need grows.
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Boise
Idaho
Robert M. McStacken
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
Wilson
Cleveland H. Dodge
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
McCyasken
Asia
America
Igaho
Harbor strike继续 near 48 hour resumption plan
New York Jan 11 The strike committee of Marine Workers' Federation voted to reject a proposal by the regional railroad director for a forty eight hour resumption of harbor activities pending government boat owner talks aimed at settling the harbor strike.
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New York
Marine Workers
Wilson to Act as Mediation in New York Milk Strike
President Wilson’s influence to ease the New York strike is expected to be exercised today after telegrams. The railroad administration plans to restore milk and perishable food supplies by nightfall. Seven Lackawanna ferries are running and Staten Island received limited passenger service as police operate municipal boats.
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Wasiington
Wilson
New York
Railroad Administration
Lackawanna
Staten Island
Borah Urges Immediate U.S. Departure From Russia
Senator Borah of Idaho demanded that the United States and its allies get out of Russia and allow Russia to settle its own affairs. He questioned the presence of 10 000 troops and criticized the inability of Americans to learn the true Soviet situation, citing closed channels for reports from Russia. He argued military action cannot determine the Bolshevist question and urged withdrawal.
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Washington
Russia
Kerah
Idaho
Senate
United States
Borah
Germany
Hitchrock
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Soldier Project Aims at Reclamation and Jobs
Secretary Lane urged Congress to approve 5100,000,000 for a reclamation and occupation program covering 215,000,000 acres for discharged soldiers. The plan would hire veterans at current wages on vast schemes across many states and allow later selection of reclaimed land with government funding repaid over forty years. The project would not cost the government money, as land value and development costs would be repaid.
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Washington
Terror Department
Lane
Congress
House
Sas
Great Britain Warns Turkish Forts To Surrender
London reports that Britain warned Turkey the Dardanelles forts would be destroyed unless Turkish forces in Medina surrender immediately. Medina lies in Arabia, about 250 miles northwest of Mecca. The piece also includes distressed opinions labeling Bolshevist Russia and calls for action against Bolshevism despite mixed views on allied aims.
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London
Great Britain
Turkey
Dardanelles
Medina
Arabia
Mecca
Red Flag Not Wanted in the State of Idaho
Senator Robertson of Washington county introduces a bill making it a felony to display an emblem showing support for anarchy or disloyalty to the government with penalties up to ten years in prison and a $1000 fine. A proposed new county named Jerome would include Jerome Eden and Hasleton with Jerome as county seat. A separate plan seeks a $50,000 bond issue for Lava Hot Springs funded from spring revenues. House action on member postage was defeated and committee assignments placed Witty on judiciary and state affairs panels.
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Bose
Idaho
Robertson
Washington County
Senate
Lincolon
Gooding
Minidoka
Jerome
Heiss
Turner
Minidoka County
Wedgewood
Eden
Haselton
Witty
Bannock County
Leo J. Neilson
Bonneville
Gov
Moore
Idaho Technical Institute
Lava Hot Springs
Kaiser Owes Skin To Gen Ludendorff
Washington reports through diplomatic disclosures that General Ludendorff intervened to avert the Kaiser’s likely death or capture on the battlefield. The accounts detail Wilhelm’s arrival at German HQ and debates over placing him in the front, with tensions over withdrawal and abdication.
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Washington
Ludendorff
Wilhelm
Berlin
Judendorff
von Hertling
Reichstag
Holland
Actiees
Corn and Oats Market Report from Chicago
Chicago price notes show corn at 91.44 and oats at 88.34 as of January 10, with market activity reflected in the daily quotation.
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Chicago
Government Claims Victory in Berlin Bolshevik Uprising
Berlin dispatch reports the Ebert government asserting the uprising will be crushed within three days. Over two hundred killed since Monday as government forces seize two Spartacan strongholds and police HQ, with Spartacans losing control of inner city districts.
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Berlin
Mwondat
Ebert
Tageblatt
Vissische Zeitung
Brandenburg Gate
Frederichstrasse
Exhorn
Atulay
Pullman Company Sues Idaho Counties for Tax Refund
Pullman Company files in district court against Canyon County and 21 other Idaho counties seeking 11 349 14 in damages. It alleges excess taxes levied this year by the state tax equalization board and claims assessments on Pullman and tourist cars were improper.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Pullman Company
Canyon County
State Tax Equilization Board
Acix
State Board
Prejniire
Proietig
Pullman
Berger threatens return in Milwaukee district race
Congressman elect Victor L Berger and fellow Socialists faced conspiracy verdicts over antiwar activity. Berger vows to seek election again after disloyalty challenges and a district re election push, while other defendants face trials for alleged sedition and related charges.
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Chicago
Victor L. Berger
Biilwaukee
Sve
National Assembly
J.P. Carney
Berger
Stf
Berge
Thursda
T Ghall
District Attorney's
Vitteriis Buttis
John la Desa
Relate Newseven
Japan Finance Minister Urges Moral Progress After War
Tokio January 10 Baron Taka hasin, Japan's finance minister, warned members of the Japan Trade association to note that allied nations gained moral prosperity from wartime suffering, while Japan profited materially. He urged improving product quality and systematic training in trade and industry.
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Tokio
Baron Takahasin
Japan
Japan Trade Association
Hotel for lease or sale in Blackfoot Idaho
Notice from Pecutello Idaho dated Jan 6 1919 offers a building known as the Hotel in Blackfoot for lease or sale. For particulars inquire of L M Capos Blackfoot Idaho. 1-18-2
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Pecutello
Idaho
Blackfoot
L. M. Capos
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