Carranza Note Is Turned Down
Washington says American troops will stay in Mexico until Carranza authorities demonstrate full control to protect the border. Mexico City releases a 12800 word note demanding immediate withdrawal, accusing the United States of invasion and urging Washington to declare its intentions.
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Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Mexico City
United States
Foreign Office
Columbus
Glenn Springs
del Rio
Tex
London buys Norway fish catch in World War I
The Board of Trade has purchased Norway's entire fish catch for the year depriving Germany of a vital food supply. Germany had bought the catch last year.
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London
Board of Trade
Norway
Germany
Park Traffic to Be Heavy as Yellowstone Season Opens
Salt Lake officials and Short Line managers met to map park season operations. D. Spencer announced bookings reach 40 percent of last year with plans for quick service and minimal delays. The Yellowstone season begins on the 15th with heavy westbound traffic and potential daily local service Idaho Falls to Yellowstone if needed.
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Spencer
B. C. Manson
A. L. Barker
Salt Lake
Oscar Smith
Utah
A. B Stevenson
Idaho
Utah-Montana
Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Ashton
Yellowstone
Wilson Discusses Democrat Convention Plans in St Louis
President Wilson met with Rep Doremus Norman Hapgoo and Senator Taggart to map the Democratic convention in St Louis. Talks covered a permanent chairman possible replacement for Champ Clark and potential speakers including John W. Wescott and Senator Kern as Marshall renominates.
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Washington
St. Louis
Wilson
Doremus
Michigan
Democratic Congressional Committee
Norman Hapgoo
Wilson Nonpartisan League
Taggart
Indiana
Champ Clark
Clark
James
Kentucky
Kern
Marshall
Major
Missouri
Alabama
New Jersey
John W. Wescott
Balloting for Head Clubwomen at GFWC Convention
Election day at the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention in New York closes the suffrage driven campaign. Mrs Samuel B Sneath of Ohio and Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles contend for the presidency with both candidates active leaders in clubwork and suffrage.
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New York
General Federation of Women’s
Samuel B. Sneath
Tifs
Fin. O
Josiah Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
Sneath
Ohio Suffrage Organization
Cowles
Miners of Butte Seek Wage Increase Amid Labor Tension
Butte union members vote to demand higher pay as the city endures its first labor dispute since 1914. In San Francisco 9000 Pacific coast longshoremen walked off duty at dawn, with Seattle seen as likely to face clashes where strike breakers are used.
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Butte
Western Federation of Miners
Butte Working Men's Union
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Lieutenant Shackleton Returns From Antarctic Escape
London reports Lieutenant Ernest Shackleton arrives at Port Stanley in Falkland Islands after a perilous voyage and narrow escape from death in the Antarctic regions.
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London
Ernest Shackleton
Port Stanley
Falkland Island
Safe
Antarctic
President to Lead Preparedness Flag Day Parade
Washington June 1 The president will march afoot to lead the preparedness Flag day parade on June 14 and afterward review the program aimed at boosting national defense and readiness.
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Washington
Tech Institute Commencement Honors and Schedule
The Tech Institute announces honors in debating for W Wear J F Liggett H Dodge C Myers W Leek G Stalker and oratory honors for Guy Stalker Whildin Kinney Lloyd Stalker. The five night program includes a music concert June 3, education address June 4, class play June 5, alumni banquet June 6, and graduation exercises June 7.
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the Tech
W. Wear
J. F. Liggett
H. Dodge
C. Myers
W. Leek
G. Stalker
Guy Stalker
Whildin Kinney
Lloyd Stalker
Institute
Department of Music
Frank L. Wernett
Idaho Falls
Theaday
Squaring Away for Convention
Chicago June 1 Members of the Republican national committee met in the Coliseum to hear forty contests over sixty two delegates seats. The committee will hold daily sessions and aims to finish by Saturday to prepare the temporary roll of delegates. Plans for the convention were approved and the program for the first two days outlined. Sergeants at Arms were announced with a list of assistants from several states. Continued on Page Three.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
James B. Reynolds
National Committee
Charles D. Trilles
New York
John Timothy Stone
Massachusetts
Coliseum Annex
F.C. Kelley
Conference Between Gavira Pershing On Military Cooperation
In Gavira Colonia Dublan a private car meeting between Gavira and Pershing discussed military cooperation with no official statement issued. Juarez officials say Gavira will return to Colonia Dublan tonight after the talks. Washington orders Funston to report Carranza train dispositions near Pershing in western Chihuahua. No troop moves expected. San Antonio notes three batteries and the Sixth field artillery to Douglas, Arizona, as Funston advised. Persistent Carranza troop concentration northward. Pershing expected to hold his line with little difficulty.
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Colonia Dublan
Gavira
Pershing
Juarez
San Antonio
Tex
Sixth Field Artillery
Douglas
Ariz
War Department
Funston
Carranza
Trainmen and Officials Hold Sessions Over Wage Demands
In New York on June 1 representatives of the railway brotherhoods and railroad chiefs from across the nation meet to decide on the 8 hour day demand. A nationwide strike threat looms as unions back the move and railroads resist, risking wider disruption.
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New York
United States
Canada
Mexico
Music Club Closes Year With Review and Plans
The Pocatello Music club held its final meeting of the year at the M. K. church parlors. Members discussed the past season, noted higher chorus standards and well attended concerts, and approved plans to strengthen future musical work in the community. A reported balance covers this year's expenses and remaining indebtedness. London dispatches report Verdun fighting continues with no German advance, and various diplomatic moves surface around peace mediation.
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Pocatello Music Club
M. Ky
Elih
London
Verdun
Dead Man's Hill
Paris
Tyrol
Berlin
Dead Man’s Hill
Hans Delbrueck
University of Berlin
Wilson
Gerard
von Bethmann Helwee
Germany
Senator Borah to push woman suffrage at convention
Chicago June 1 Senator Borah of Idaho will introduce resolutions endorsing woman suffrage for the Republican national convention and will advocate a national amendment as stated by the Woman Suffrage association.
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Chicago
Borah
Idaho
Woman Suffrare Association
Too Many Apples and No Ships in Australia
Melbourne reports a bumper Australian apple crop but a ship shortage curbs exports. In Tasmania and Victoria about 5 million cases have been harvested yet only around 1 million can be exported, leaving roughly 4 million inside the country. With 4 million people, each person would need an apple daily for five months to consume the surplus.
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Melbourne
Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Commonwealth
Summer Capital Brushing Up In Long Branch
Long Branch New Jersey June 1 The so called summer capital has undergone thorough improvements A new railroad siding was built to accommodate the president s private car and the railroad station was beautified The Shadow Lawn mansion at Elberon once the home of John A McCall is ready for the president and his guests.
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Long Branch
N. J
Elberon
John A. McCall
Prosperity Report Notes Unrest and Crop Outlook
Washington reports that business activity has reached the peak of the current upturn. The Federal Reserve Board notes cautious proceeding amid widespread labor unrest and a somewhat less favorable crop outlook in June.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Wheat Market closes steady in Chicago trades
Chicago June 1 close shows July wheat at 1.0554 dollars, corn at 6 9 1 4 e, oats at 40 cents. Market records reflect a quiet session with minimal price shifts in grains.
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Chicago
Copper market steadies in New York trading
In New York on June 1 copper prices remained firm with electrolytic and nearby contracts holding steady amid light trading. Market observers note steady demand and limited supply contributing to the strength in the metal market.
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Metal Market
New York
Prussian urging rabbit breeding for skins amid wartime needs
The Prussian ministry appeals to agricultural groups in Sigmaringen to breed tame rabbits to supply skins for leather. Berlin already hosts a Company for Making Use of Skins, Inc where skins may be sent. Rabbits require little food and can be fed on scraps, while oils and fats from rabbits are scarce and likely to remain so after the war.
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Berlin
Ministry For Agriculture, Domains and Forests
Sigmaringen
Figures He Earned The Chair
Dr. Arthur Warren Waite was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of his father-in-law John E. Peck. The court denied a motion for a new trial and imposed the sentence after Waite’s conviction. He thanked the court and counsel and expressed sorrow for the crimes.
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New York
Arthur Warren Waite
John E. Peck
Waite
Declan
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W. White
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