Small Powers Resist Armament Limits at Peace Conference
Paris reports indicate the council of four will drop provisions on armament limits for states formed from Austria Hungary. A German counter proposal to the peace treaty awaits reply by late next week. In Belgium status talks, Holland may avoid territorial concessions while Belgium gains certain rights. Meanwhile Ukrainian forces capture Proskurov and Berdicheff and Greek troops seize Aivali and Rhiva near Smyrna.
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Council OF Four
Bolshevists
Ukraine
Paris
Reuter’s
Belgium
Holland
Council of Foreign Ministers
Not Yet Taken. Esthonian Press Remarks On Petrograd
Copenhagen reports on June 5 state that persistent claims of Petrograd's capture are very premature according to the official Esthenian press bureau.
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Copenhagen
Petrograd
Esthenian Press Bureau
Toledo Riot At Willys-Overland Plant Leaves Two Dead
Rioting in Toledo yesterday left two bystanders dead and injured 25 others as thousands of strikers gathered outside the Willys-Overland plant. Former soldiers serving as emergency police shot into the crowd after bricks were thrown, and the plant was closed. A state troops request was sent to Governor Cox.
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Toledo
Willys-Overland
Cox
Schreiber
Overland
Leonard Spach
Columbus
Dayton
Cornell Schreiber
Camp Sheridan
Chillicothe
Reclamation Delegation Heads to Washington Plans
Idaho Reclamation association expands its delegation to Washington including Frank Hagenbarth and M. J. Sweeley. Governor Davis and Frank Gooding join, Major Reed to follow. Lane backs the Mondell bill and supports farms for soldiers.
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Washington
Idaho Reclamation Association
Frank Hagenbarth
Upper
Snake River Valley
M. J. Sweeley
Twin Falls
Davis
Frank Gooding
Major Reed
Snake River
Dubois
Congress
Tradesmen See Serious Side of South America Europe Trade Halt
Washington June 5 Frank Vanderlip former president of the National City Bank of New York told the Pan American conference that trade between South America and Europe cannot be resumed soon as the overseas situation is more serious than has been grasped on this continent or by many Europeans.
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Washington
Frank Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Pan-American Conference
South America
Europe
Belgium Ready to Feed Tourists, Says Food Minister
Brussels reports Belgium is prepared to feed any number of visitors due to improved food situation in recent months as stated by the food minister to the Associated Press.
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Belgium
Brussels
Associated Press
Director General Hines Starts Inspection Tour
Washington reports Director General Hines began a trip abroad schedule visiting Boston Omaha Denver and Birmingham as part of a round of official inspections.
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Washington
Hines
Boston
Omaha
Denver
Birmingham
Vote on Johnson resolution for full treaty text
Washington June 5 A vote may be reached late today on a resolution by Senator Johnson of California asking the state department for the complete text of the treaty with a foreign power. The measure seeks transparency and public access to the document.
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Washington
Johnson
California
State Department
Pocatello Mayor Threatens Outside Builders Over Costs
Following a Commercial club discussion Mayor Whitaker asks adjoining city mayors for building condition data and material prices. Reports will compare with local needs as Idaho Falls and Pocatello face high construction costs and rent hikes. Outside competition may be invited to restore normal conditions.
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Whitaker
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Oleg Hanson
Seattle
President Wilson to visit Brussels for two days
Brussels reports President Wilson will arrive June 10 for a two day visit, highlighting the schedule and expected meetings with Belgian officials.
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Brussels
Wilson
Moore Acting Governor as Davis Leaves for Washington
Lieutenant Governor C. C. Moore of St. Anthony travels to Boise to assume acting governor duties during Governor Davis absence in Washington on reclamation matters. Two other items note deadly mine explosion claiming 78 miners.
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C.C. Moore
St. Anthony
City
Boise
D. W. Davis
Washington
Powder Fire Kills Seventy-Eight in Delaware & Hudson Tunnel
Seventy eight men die in a Baltimore No 2 tunnel explosion at the Delaware and Hudson mine line near Wilkes Barre Pa. A car loaded with black powder exploded after a trolley wire sparked ignition. One survivor Thomas Dougherty was thrown clear and survived. Fifty bodies identified, many charred and missing limbs and heads.
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Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore No. 2
Delaware & Hudson Fuel Company
Thomas Dougherty
Closing grip on anarchists in bomb deal
Pittsburgh reports the arrest of George Oliver of Cleveland as authorities pursue anarchists tied to a Monday night bomb. Washington notes federal and municipal police broaden the drag net, with deportation plans for at least fifty aliens and records being sent to the labor department.
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Pittsburgh
George Oliver
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Department of Labor
Immigration Bureau
Bandits Hold Two Farmers for Ransom Near Ameca
Ayle and Barton, American farmers near Ameca in Jalisco, were released after five days of ransom. The Seapista gang allegedly extracted 2000 dollars via the local Chamber of Commerce. A border train sighted six bandits hanging from telegraph poles between San Plas and Navojéa in Sinaloa. the garrison at Navoja under General Flores had deserted.
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A. D. Ayle
H. Barton
Ameca
Jalisco
Chamber of Commerce
Seapista Gang
San Plas
Navojéa
Sinaloa
Navoja
Francisco Flores
Verdict of Guilty in Missouri Murder Trial
Eldorado Springs Missouri June 5 a jury found Cal Bailey guilty of murder in the second degree for killing James R Bradley on April 4. Bailey faces 25 years in the penitentiary. Mrs Oma Bradley and Mrs Ellen Strickler were tried as accessories. The state alleged robbery was the motive.
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Eldorado Springs
Cal Bailey
James R. Bradley
Oma Bradley
Ellen Strickler
Walter Monahan Injured After First Workout With Willard
Toledo June 5 Walter Monahan chief sparring partner for Jesse Willard is nursing a lumpy jaw after a punch received in his first workout with the champion.
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Toledo
Walter Monahan
Jesse Willard
Treaty in Hands of Private Interests Creates a Row
Washington notes a senate clash over copies of the unpublished peace treaty with Germany. Senator Hitchcock demands a full investigation into alleged leaks. Lodge and Borah defend themselves against charges of improper influence and stolen goods allegations tied to New York interests.
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Washington
Germany
New York
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
New York City
Paris
Williams
Mississippi
George Washington
House of Representatives
Suffrage Victory Reaches States After Senate Action
Washington reports the Susan B. Anthony amendment passed the Republican Senate by two votes more than needed and cleared the way for ratification by three fourths of state legislatures, ending a forty year effort by suffrage advocates.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Summer School Opens at Idaho Technical Institute
Summer school at the Idaho Technical Institute begins Tuesday June 10 with heavy enrollment. It focuses on teacher training and commercial courses offered under Superintendent Walter R. Siders of Pocatello schools. President Frazier lauds the plan. Superintendent Lewis of Idaho Falls will lecture on education principles.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Walter R. Siders
Pocatello
Frazier
Lewis
Idaho Falls
Governors Party Probes Uintah Basin Rail Routes
Governor Bamberger leads engineers and financiers by automobile to Uintah basin to inspect several proposed railroad routes into the region.
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Salt Lake
Bamberger
Uintah Basin
Proclamation Bans Rhenish Strikes by Occupation Force
General Mangin commander of the French army of occupation Mayence issues a proclamation forbidding strikes in the Rhenish Republic and threatens expulsion of leaders. The Frankfurter Gazette reports the order published in Berlin on June 5.
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Berlin
Mangin
Mayence
Rhenish
Ces
Frankfort
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