Mexican Federals and Villa Forces Clash at Chihuahua
El Paso reports that Consul Garcia rushes to Mexico City after Carranza and Villa officials claim Torreon Jimenez and other cities are in a critical situation. Yaqui Indians reportedly join Villa forces raiding villages east and south of Chihuahua as families flee toward the border for safety.
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VILLA
Chihuahua
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Angeles
el Paso
Douglas
Agua Prete
Villa Eoliman
Toniehi
Cinyimas
American missionary faces six months jail in Korea case
Rev. de M. Mowry of Mansfield Ohio was sentenced by Pyongyang district court to six months penal servitude for sheltering five Korean students involved in an independence movement. He aided them March 5 to April 4 while they evaded police, violating local law. He appeals to higher courts with a noted Japanese attorney.
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Pryene Yang
Korea
Associated Press
Pyeng Yang
de M. Mowry
Mansfield
Ohio
Said College
Sojitsa Middle School
American Presbyterian Mission
Presbyterian Churcl
Pyong Yang
Heiki
Sojitsu
Mansei
Rev
Mowry
Rumely Wins Extradition Case
Washington reports the Supreme Court upheld federal dismissal of habeas corpus petitions by Edward Rumely former publisher of the New York Mail to block his extradition from New York to face indictments charging violation of the trading with the enemy act.
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Washington
Edward Rumely
The
New York Mail
New York
Supreme Court
Terms League A War Trust in Senate Speech
Senator Johnson of California denounced the Paris conference for not amending the league covenant to allow a declaration of future war by a popular vote of the people, comparing the League of Nations to a gigantic war trust and urging change.
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Washington
League of Nations
Johnson
California
Senate
Governor Davis Leads Idaho Delegation to Washington on Water Project
Governor D O W Davis travels from Pocatello to Washington to join Idaho leaders meeting on the Mondell bill. Idaho aims to secure 500 million dollars for reclamation through Secretary Lane and to promote postwar home construction. Delegates include Ex Congressman McCracken and R E F Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idale
New Willard Hotel
Washington
Idaho
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Robert M. McCracken
R. E F. Holland
Near Futtve
American Legion Calls for War Department Probe
The American Legion urges Congress to obtain a detailed War Department report on conscientious objectors. Senator Kellogg seeks disclosure of reasons for favorable treatment and compensation, demanding names, confinement and discharge dates, and amounts to be filed with the Senate promptly.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
American Legion
Department
Kellogg
Secretary of War
Senate
Widow Mrs Stocker Denied Competence to Handle Baldwin Estate
The Los Angeles Superior Court denied Albert Snyder of San Francisco the petition to declare his mother Mrs Clara Baldwin Stocker incompetent to manage the 10 million estate inherited from her father BE J Lucky Baldwin, a California turfman.
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Los Angeles
Albert Snyder
San Francisco
Clara Baldwin Stocker
BE. J
Lucky
Baldwin
California
Superior Court
Second Shock as Treaty Terms Reach Austria
In St Germain Austria was given 15 days to reply to the peace terms. The session opened with Clemenceau delivering a brief address followed by Durasta presenting terms. Chancellor Renner spoke in French as Clemenceau spoke briefly amid a packed hall.
Three killed in Montpelier over the weekend
A. L. Seelinger died after being struck by a passenger train near Pescadero siding. Edward Dayton was fatally injured in a horse accident, while a third unnamed victim died within 48 hours, as reported by the Montpelier Examiner.
Peace terms presented as Adriatic dispute debated in Paris
Paris on June 2 reports peace terms shown to Austra while Italy's Adriatic claims remain unsettled. The council of four met briefly before heading to St. Germain with Premier Orlando and Colonel House present. The Adriatic issue was discussed at the meeting.
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Paris
Austra
Italy
Council of Four
St. Germain
Orlando
Colonel House
Adriatic
Peace Terms for Austria Outline and Frontiers Set
June 2 report from St Germain and Washington outlines Austrian peace terms. Frontiers largely follow existing lines with minor rectifications in Bohemia Moravia Feldsberg and the Moravian region, later fixing the southern boundary with the Serbo Croat Slovene state. Austria must recognize Hungary’s independence and cede former empire territories while joining the League of Nations and demobilizing its forces.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Czeho- Slovakia
Hungary
Austria- Hungarian
Washington
Cecho-Slovakia
Bohemia and
Moravia
Upper
Lower
Avatria
Feldsberg
Aly
Bleiburg
Drave
Lavant
Marburg
Radkersburg
Bavaria
Switzerland
Europe
Bulgaria
Greece
Poland
Rumania
Two Deaths Linked to Montpelier Accident and Cokeville Ranch Tragedy
The report details the 10:30 a m Sunday death of Samuel Pritehard a Bear Lake County resident who had been driving a street sprinkler in Montpelier when the team bolted he was crushed and his leg broken despite efforts to save him. Edward Dayton age 17 of Dingle was killed at noon last Monday on the Pete Olsen ranch near Cokeville after unhooking a horse. In a separate note the Allies announced Austria renounced all territorial rights outside new frontiers in favor of a postwar settlement and Czecho Slovakia gained de facto independence with a field boundary to be set by a seven member commission.
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Dayton
John
Everett Dayton
Elmo Dayton
Dunford Dayton
Edward
Everett
Samuel Pritehard
Mr. Pritehard
Bear Lake County
Paris
Pritehard
Montpelier
Jaston Kelsey
Pritchard
Frank Miles
Regene
Edward Dayton
Dingle
Oliver Dayton
Pete Olsen
Cokeville
Austria
Carpathians
Czecho-Slovakia
Washington
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
State Department
Clemenceau
Versailles
West Prussia
Pomerania
Danzig
Hausetown
Prussia
Memel
Upper Silesia
Poland
Germany
East Germany
Kreise
Belgium
Saar
France
International Repartation Commission
Rial
League of Nations
League
Alsace-Lorraine
Posen
Dantzig
Konigsberg
Vistula
Schleisswig
Denmark
Bohemia
British Public Responds to War Drives Worldwide
New York reports preliminary figures show Britain and allied groups like the Red Cross and YMCA funding extensive relief and reconstruction efforts. Total British war contributions to the Red Cross from 1915 to 1918 reach about 475 million, with low administrative costs, while American Red Cross receipts exceed 350 million since April 1917.
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New York
Red Cross
Young Men's Christian Association
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
London Truth
England
Blue Cross
American Red Cross
United States
Atlantic
L. J. Hunter
Washington
Jewish Welfare Board
Knights of Columbus
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Salvation Army
United War
France
Italy
Japan
Russia
Formed combination to back revolutionists
Governments of Guatemala Honduras and Nicaragua recognize the belligerency of anti Tinoco revolutionists in Costa Rica. The revolutionists have received appreciable reinforcements.
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Sal
Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Stomach Troubles Prompt Quick Relief from Tablets
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets ease stomach trouble from overeating by freeing bowels toning the liver and improving digestion. Users may feel better within a day or two after use and notice improved comfort.
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Ady
Classified ads seek workers for job opportunities
Classified notices advertise employment openings inviting applicants to apply. Listings specify roles, locations, and contact details for prospective workers seeking new opportunities.
Rantzau Voices Huns Over Versailles Peace Terms
German envoy Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau declares Versailles terms intolerable for Germany in a note to allied governments. He cites mass concessions including West Prussia Posen and Danzig transfers, Saar annexation, and German sovereignty restrictions under a global reparations regime.
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Rantzau
Versailles
Russian land reform plan aims to distribute parcels to peasants
Omsk, Siberia May 31. A Soviet era minister proposes an American style land settlement for Russian peasants. N Petroff of the All-Russian anti-Bolshevik government outlines a plan to lease and purchase land using a special fund to buy land and distribute it to landless or under‑sized farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omsk
Siberia
Associated Press
N. Petroff
Petroff
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed For Children
A brief note praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children stating it is prompt effective and free of opium or narcotics and pleasant to take. It emphasizes suitability for coughing and colds in kids.
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Colda Chamberlain
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U. S
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D. OW. Davis
Pocatello
Washington, D
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S. B. Brady
Idaho Reclamation Service
W. F. Dillon
Dubois Irrigation
Mrs. Stocker
A. L. Seelinger
Pescadero Siding
Seelinger
Brady
van Lockmin
Aegovas
Soda Springs
Williams
Mr. Williams
Buck
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