Winnipeg Reinforcements and Curbs as Strikes Intensify
Brigadier General Ketchen warns of action against revolutionaries as Winnipeg unrest grows. A 100 strong mounted police unit, led by Captain Dunwoodie, patrols the city while Major Gray bans parades to prevent bloodshed. Strikers clash with authorities near the city hall. a police line halts the march.
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Winnipeg
Ketchen
D. M. Dunwoodie
France
Charles I. Gray
Gray
Winnipeg Citizens’ Committee
Citizens’ Committee of One Thousand
Dempsey Resumes Training Aiming for Willard Fight
After four days idle, Jack Dempsey resumes training for the heavyweight title bout with Jess Willard. He plans nine to ten days of work then a rest until about ten days before the fight. Billy Miske and Jack Malone join the camp June 20 as experts say Willard must stay in prime condition for Independence Day showdown.
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Toledo
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Billy Miske
Jack Malone
Willard
Grain Market Here Corn Price Reported
Chicago June 7 grain market notes corn at 1 dollar 68 and 34 cents per bushel with RTL status or rate to load and trade details not fully shown.
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Chicago
Wats
Idaho reclamation drive intensifies with funding push
Major Fred R. Reed urges Idaho districts to send funds to the Idaho Reclamation Association as Washington battles Secretary Lane's 500 million dollar reclamation bill. Governor Davis and former Governor Gooding head to D.C. to advocate, with Hawley and Shawhan joining later. A district tour plans three day trip from Ashton to Idaho Falls to inspect the Du bois project and power plant as part of the rebound effort.
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Idaho
Fred R. Reed
Idaho Reclamation Association
Washington
Lane
Davis
Gooding
McCracken
M. J. Sweeley
Frank J. Hegenbarth
Hawley
B. P. Shawhan
Pocatello
House Public Lands Committee
Scott Ferris
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Byrd Trego
Ashton-St.Anthony
Dubois
Ashton- St. Anthony
Ashton
May Call Out Wire Key Men West of Denver
Los Angeles reports L I Marshall first international vice president of the Commercial Teargraphers Union of America said June 11 will be a strike date for keymen in the United States west of Denver.
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Denver
Los Angeles
L. I. Marshall
First International
The
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
United States
Union Telephone Operators Ordered Out Rescinded
In Atlanta on June 7 orders calling out union telephone operators at Columbia and other points in North and South Carolina have been rescinded. C F Mann southern organizer for the Commercial Telegraph union announced the reversal amid the southeast tele graph and telephone workers strike.
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Atlanta
Columbia
North
South Carolina
Southeast
C. F. Mann
Commercial Telegraph Union
Cable and linemen strike in New Orleans
New Orleans on June 7 saw cable and linemen of the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph company and Western Union walk out in sympathy with Western Union workers affiliated with the Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America.
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New Orleans
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Western Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of the World
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
City Council Adopts Bond Issuance Ordinance for Streets and Bridges
At the adjourned city council session last evening in City Hall the ordinance was passed confirming the May 20 special municipal bond election results. It provides for issuing and advertising sale of 70000 in street and alley paving bonds 12000 in sidewalk bonds and 15000 in bridge bonds. Mayor Whitaker presided with nine councilmen present.
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Whitaker
Campbell
Foster
Bistline
Hill
Rusk
Davis
Peake
Carr
Hutson
Caton
Fifty Thousand Volunteers Enlist for American North Russia Force
Washington June 7 fifty thousand recruits for the army of occupation have been obtained with reports showing 48023 enrolled. Three year enlistments predominate as the Archangel expedition heads home within two weeks. Archangel casualty total reaches twenty officers and five hundred thirty six men with five officers and ninety nine killed and missing figures pending.
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Washington
Army of Occupation
General March
Archangel
North
Russia
Crooks Caught in Fraud Deal
Detroit June 7 United States grand jury returned indictments charging Captain S otarios Nicholson of Washington connected with the ordnance department and three others in a conspiracy to defraud the government of 30000000 worth of munitions agents said today the department of justice uncovered the plot.
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Detroit
Department of Justice
United States Grand Jury
Sotarios Nicholson
Washington
Ordnance Department
Burglars Stage Quiet Friday Home Invasion
A daylight burglary occurred Friday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Brady 455 South Garfield while the family was away. Jewelry a Liberty bond a brown traveling bag two shirts and other wearing apparel were stolen. A passing woman saw two men leave from the back door and described them to police who are pursuing leads.
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Edward W. Brady
South Garfield
Probe Underground Play On Treaty
Washington June 7 Senator Lodge calls a meeting of the senate foreign relations committee for next Monday to consider procedure in the investigation ordered by the senate into how the treaty text reached persons in New York.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
New York
German Efforts To Rally Armed Forces Reported
Berne June 7 German activity in recruiting men for the army and gathering ammunition is reported by the independent socialist Die Freiheit of Berlin via the Abend of Vienna German recruiting agents are also active in Austria Berlin calls for the national assembly to meet at Weimar on Thursday June 12.
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Berne
Germany
Die Frieheit
Berlin
Abend
Vienna
Austria
German National Assembly
Weimar
Rhenish republic effort stalls in American zone
Army headquarters report no progress by the Rhenish republic movement in the American area of occupation. American authorities and British officers maintain opposition to any political moves conflicting with army regulations. June 7. Coblenz.
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Coblenz
Army of Occupation
Opposition to Rhenish republic grows in Weisbaden
Weisbaden reports increasing opposition to the Rhenish republic with judges and court employees refusing to recognize the regime led by Dr. Dorten.
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Weisbaden
Associated Press
Rhenish Republic
Dr. Dorten
Ten Rhineland expulsions reach Darmstadt amid alleged French abuse
Ten men expelled from Rhineland areas occupied by the French arrived in Darmstadt. They allege confinement in bar racks at Worms, twenty four hours without food, cells without sleep facilities, and maltreatment by French officers.
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Darmstadt
Rhineland
Worms
Berlin Strikes Over Bavarian Leader's Execution
The greater Berlin Soviet dominated by radical proletariat elements orders a twenty four hour strike and protest against the execution in Munich of Levine Nissen Bavarian communist leader.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Greater Berlin
Munich
Levine Nissen
Ten Ireland killings charged as wilful murder by coroner
Paris dispatch reports a coroner's jury found at least ten Irish deaths by soldiers and constables to be wilful murder. The assertion appears in observations on Ireland by Frank P. Walsh and US Irish society delegates, with the report to be published tonight and sent to President Wilson.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ireland
Frank P. Walsh
United States
Wilson
Wyoming Takes a Sane Position
Cheyenne June 7 The state will not ratify the federal suffrage amendment before the 1921 regular legislature. Governor Carey refused an extra session saying women already vote and extra session would raise taxes without benefit.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Carey
Treaty Change In Final Peace Terms Quoted
Reports from the Paris peace conference indicate the Council of Four is urging commissions to finish reports by Monday. A draft reply to Germany's counter proposals may be prepared early next week for presentation to the German delegation. The council hints at possible alterations to the treaty though specifics are not disclosed.
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Paria
Germany
Council of Four
Wilson Likely Withholds Treaty Text Until Signed
Washington reports administration officials expect President Wilson to reply that publishing the peace treaty is not in the public interest at this time. Paris dispatches indicate the American peace delegation will not authorize publication until the treaty is formally signed.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Paris
American Delegation Delays German Peace Treaty Publication
Paris reports the American delegation at the peace conference will not publish the German peace treaty until it is signed and will not share the current text with the United States Senate.
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Paris
United States Senate
Austrian Chancellor Renner Arrives at Peace Congress
Dr Karl Renner head of Austrian delegation to the peace congress arrives after a Feldkirch conference with Vienna government representatives. He is accompanied by two technical counselors.
German Finance Minister Dernburg Rejects Peace Terms
In Berlin Dr Bernard Dernburg argues Germany cannot meet the financial demands of the peace terms and doubts the Allies can compel payment. He reiterates he will not sign the terms as presented.
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London
Germany
Bernard Dernburg
Daily Mail
Berlin
Dernburg
Boy Scouts Week Urged Across Pocatello With Backing
Tomorrow marks the start of national Boy Scout week. Pocatello civic leaders including the Rotary club mayor ministers association commercial club and civic ladies endorse the program. A Y M C A mass meeting Wednesday at 8 pm will elect a 50 member city scout council. all parents are urged to attend.
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United States
Pocatello
Rotary Club
Ministers’ Association and Commercial Club
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