Russians Quit on German War Plan and Blame Cast
Petrograd dispatch reports Russian delegates return to the capital as Brest-Litovsk emissaries press to end talks over a minor point. Bolshevik Romania tensions rise with the ninth army demanding passage through Jassy. King Ferdinand reportedly protected by Entente allies amid wider front-line routine across Italy and France. The lower Piave front saw an enemy attack halted per official statement.
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Ferdinand
Premier Lenine
Italy
France
Expressions of sympathy for Senator Brady's memory
Condolence messages from Pocatello Lodge No. 674 Elks and Carpenters Union Local 1258 honor the late Senator James H. Brady. They applaud his life of forceful energy and lasting influence, noting deep sympathy for his widow and praise from Idaho and labor circles.
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Brady
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters of
National Western Live Stock Show Opens in Denver
Denver January 19. Thousands of pedigreed cattle thoroughbred sheep and fancy hogs are displayed as the annual National Western Live Stock show opens at the Denver stock yards and runs through the week. Most western states are represented and wartime cattle industry conferences will be held to discuss problems of current importance.
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Denver
Colo
Corn and Oats Market Report from Chicago
Chicago trading today lists corn at 1.275 dollars and a half, oats at 0.79 dollars. The brief market note records price levels for futures or cash moves as of January 19.
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Chicago
How About the Russian Moujik?
A brief note about a coed event or feature titled How About the Russian Moujik with no further readable context. The readable text repeats the title line, offering no additional details on participants, venue, date, or outcome.
Bolsheviks Lose First Test in Petrograd Assembly
Petrograd reports opening of the constituent assembly with Tchernoff, a Kerensky ally, elected chairman 244 to 151. Bolsheviks and left Socialists held about 150 of 400 seats. centre and right Social Revolutionists outnumber them. Sverdloff urged approval of Bolshevik peace and land laws. hooting and a dispersed Red Guards clash near the American embassy left five dead and twelve wounded.
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Sverdloff
Congress of Workmen and Soldiers
Constituent Assembly
Red Guards
Little Judge Offered Mission to study women and children
Judge Lindsey of Denver has been offered a commission to go to France and England as a representative of the committee on public information to study war conditions among women and children. He cannot accept until he receives leave of absence from his Denver work.
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Washington
Lindsey
Denver
France
England
Committee On Public Information
Idaho Falls Elks Plan a Visit Here
Idaho Falls Elks announce an upcoming visit to Pocatello as friendly rivalry adds pep to the planned session. The event aims to strengthen fraternal ties between the two lodges and promises notable camaraderie and interest among members.
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Idaho Falls
ELKS
Elks of
Pocatello
Bailiwicks
Cigarette auction illustrates value of tobacco for troops
An incident in Flanha shows cigarett es sold to officers after two boxes. The last cigarette fetched 34.53 dollars highlighting wartime tobacco shortages. The piece urges Americans to support soldiers by contributing to a tobacco fund, listing donors from Pocatello and nearby areas with totals totaling 675.30 dollars.
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Flanha
Belzium
France
Fuel Edict Faces Tweaks as Cities Ease Closures
Reports show East coast transport clearing and bunker coal moving in large quantities while few empty cars return to mines. Talks consider shifting theater closures to Tuesdays. Ships in Hampton Roads and New York show improving bunker coal shipments and fewer delays. President Wilson defends the Garfield order amid cabinet split rumors.
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Washington
The
Fuel Administration
East
Hampton Roads
Garfield
Wilson
Memorial Services for Senator Brady in Pocatello
Citizens gather at Princess Theatre at 2 PM for tribute to late United States Senator James H. Brady with remarks by D W Davis and others. Fraternal and Masonic groups join in the memorial under the Commercial Club. program includes invocations, music, readings, and a joint audience rendition of the Star Spangled Banner.
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Pocatello
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United States
James H. Brady
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Orate Lio
Citigan
Idaho
Commercial Club
P. C. O'Malley
Committee On Arrangements
Budge
D. W. Davis
James H. Hawley
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Reed
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Kalephanies
John Hallowell Dickinson
H. B. Thomp
J. H. Peterson
Orchhestra
YACHT SEIZED NEAR COAST OWNED BY EMIL KLEUGE
The steel pleasure yacht Joyeuse owned by Emil H Kleuge an un naturalized German of Englewood New Jersey was seized today by the U S marshal. The vessel with wireless aboard and a Swedish crew had been cruising along the Atlantic coast.
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New York
Emil H. Kleuge
Englewood
N. J
U. S
Kleuge
Atlantic
Zinc Men Ask For Fixed Price
Zinc producers asked the government to fix zinc prices after a conference with the National Council of Defense. They argued government action was needed to stabilize prices and the request was taken under advisement.
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Washington
National Council of Defense
Drive for shipbuilders begins campaign to boost labor
Washington January 19. Twenty thousand Four Minute Men will start a campaign tomorrow to raise the labor supply for American shipyards so operation on a three shift schedule becomes possible.
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Washington, D. C
Execution of German Woman Spy Denied
Washington reports that claims of Anna Ritems being executed in the United States for German espionage have been denied by the state department. The denial addresses repeated rumors circulated to American diplomats in neutral countries.
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Washington
Anna Ritems
State Department
Russians Break in Usual Row Split at Petrograd Assembly
Bolshevik members of the constituent assembly and left Social Revolutionists withdrew from the assembly in Petrograd at its first meeting. The move signals a split between the Bolsheviks and the majority of the Social Revolutionists following the election of the assembly chair.
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London
Constituent Assembly
Petrograd
Ehairman
Finland in thrall to rumors of upheaval and reform
Stockholm reports Helsingfors bourgeoisie fear a social revolution and dissolution of the diet with a Bolshevik style senate. Svenska Dagbladet notes famine across Russia with breadless districts in Orenburg and widespread hunger in Nizhny Novgorod and Kostroma.
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Helsingfors
Svenska Dagbladet
Haparanda
Russia
Orenburg
Nizini Novgorod
Kostroma
Iver
Bomb sent to Governor Stephens mansion intercepted
A bomb addressed to Governor William D. Stephens was intercepted at the ferry postoffice in San Francisco. The package contained dynamite and a clockwork mechanism. suspicion arose from insufficient postage. The executive mansion had been damaged by dynamite the prior December.
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San Francisco
William D. Stephens
Sacramento
Czarina Visit to Germany Sought by German Delegates
Petrograd January 19. Novaia Zhizn reports German delegates asked Russian officials to permit former empress and other Imperial household members tied to Emperor William to travel to Germany. The request was refused and sparked a decision to try former imperial personages.
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Petrograd
Matiin Gecky
Novaia Zhizn
William
Germany
Kansas City Southern Executive Named Transport Chief
James F. Holden, vice president of traffic for the Kansas City Southern, was named supervisor of transportation and traffic for the federal Shipping Board. The appointment was announced via telegram from Washington and received at the railroad’s Kansas City offices.
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Kansas City
James F. Holden
Kansas City Southern
Federal Shipping Board
Washington
Marriages Since May 18 Quizzed by Crowder
Government moves to scrutinize marriages contracted since May 18 1917 under the selective draft. Telegram from the provost marshal general calls on appeal boards to review cases granting deferred classification based on dependency through marriage. Boards may disregard marriages found to be intended to evade military service.
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Sam
Vote Again on Saloon Question in Austin
Austin voters face a third decision in a year as a special election is set for Monday to decide if the saloon shall be retained or abolished. Prohibition leaders hope for a city wide dry result, following earlier county votes.
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Austin
Texas
Oklahoma to be first white man electrocuted in state
Oklahoma City reports that unless Governor Williams grants a stay, Quillie McConnell a 22 year old convicted of deputy sheriff murder faces the first electric chair execution in Oklahoma next Friday at McAlester prison.
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Okla
Williams
Oklahoma
Quillie McConnell
McAlester
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