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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1919
Page
6
El Paso dispatch reports renewed clashes between Mexican federals and Villa forces near Chihuahua City. Carranza authorities claim strategic positions at Torreon and Chihuahua City remain critical as orders flow to Mexico City.
Unofficial reports from Aguarete say Yaqui Indians have cowed the Villacolwon and attacked villages east and south of Goavis. Many factions are fleeing to safety near the border following yesterday’s depredations.
Rev. K. B. M. Mowry an American Presbyterian missionary from Mansfield Ohio was sentenced in Pyeng Yang district court to six months penal servitude for sheltering five Korean students and aiding their pro independence movement on March 1 to March 5 1919. He appealed to higher courts and retained a Japanese lawyer.
Washington June 2 The Supreme Court upheld the dismissal of habeas corpus petitions filed by Edward Rumely former publisher of the New York Mail to block his extradition from New York to Washington to face indictments accusing violation of the trading with the enemy act.
Washington June 2 Senator Johnson of California compares the league of nations to a gigantic war trust and argues the Paris conference would not amend the covenant to allow future war declarations. He asserts the league binds nations to collective security and condemns unilateral aggression.
Governor DL W. Davis travels to Washington with Idaho delegation to discuss the Mondell bill proposing 500 000 dollars for reclamation and irrigation lands. The group, meeting at the New Willland Hotel, includes ex-congressman McCracken and R K E Holland, aiming to secure inland water and ditch construction.
The American Legion calls for a congression al inquiry into how the War Department treated conscientious objectors. Senator Kellogg filed a resolution demanding a full report detailing names dates of confinement and discharge, compensation, and discharge character for each case to be sent to the Senate promptly.
The superior court denied Albert Snyder of San Francisco his petition to declare his mother Mrs Clara Baldwin Stocker incompetent to handle the ten million dollar estate inherited from her father FE Baldwin the California turfman known as Lucky Baldwin.
St Germain June 2 Austria was given 15 days to reply to peace terms. Clemenceau opened the session and brief remarks followed by Durant secretary of the peace conference presenting terms to Austrian Chancellor Renner. The hall was densely packed as the first address was delivered and only part of the treaty shown.
Paris reports the terms of peace were presented to Austria with the Adriatic claims unsettled. The council of four held a brief meeting before going to St Germain where Premier Orlando and Colonel House attended. The Adriatic question was discussed at the meeting.
The summary outlines peace terms for Austria submitted to Austrian plenipotentiaries. It notes equal outline to the German treaty, adjustments for Austria Hungary remnants, protection for minority rights, and acceptance of the League of Nations covenant. It covers frontier rectifications, demobilization of forces, and legal transmission rights. Washington details frontiers and political clauses between Austria and neighboring states.
A three day span brings fatal accidents near Montpelier. A. B. Seelinger was struck by Passenger tram No. 1 at Pesendero siding while walking the track. Edward Dayton died after a horse fall near Montpelier, skull fractured and leg broken, age nine.
Samuel Pritehard, 59, an Bear Lake County resident who had worked in Paris and Montpelier, died after a sprinkler wagon backed toward a water plug near the Montpelier mill. He was crushed and broken ankle when the team started, despite timely rescue efforts by Frank Miles.
Edward Dayton aged 17 of Dingle was killed last Monday at noon on the Pete Olson ranch near Cokeville after unhooking a team. He was the son of the late Oliver Dayton. The incident follows earlier fatalities in the region. Austria renounces all rights to former territories. the Czecho Slovakia state gains independence with Carpathian territory details to be finalized by a seven member field commission.
World wide giving to Red Cross, Y M C A and allied groups rose after four years of conflict. London Truth cites 1915 to 1918 Red Cross British contributions near 75 million pounds with low admin costs, while American Red Cross donations exceed 350 million dollars since 1917.
Governments of Guatemala Honduras and Nicaragua recognize the belligerency of anti Tinoco revolutionists in Costa Rica. The rebels have received significant reinforcements as the regional stance shifts in the conflict.
When your system is clogged from overeating constipation and a torpid liver your stomach may trouble you. A dose of Chamberlain's Tablets gives quick relief by promoting bowel movement toning the liver and aiding digestion. You will feel much better a day or two after taking these tablets.
A classified ad introduces a job seeker to an available opportunity. The notice highlights contact details and the type of work sought, aiming to connect applicant with potential employer. It emphasizes prompt responses and clarifies qualification expectations.
Washington reports Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau condemns the Versailles peace as unendurable for Germany. The German note dated May 28 outlines counter proposals and insists on German territorial losses, reparations, and international controls, while offering limited concessions and a future league of nations.
Omsk May 31 The All-Russian anti-Bolshevik government minister N Petroff proposed a system to divide land among peasants similar to the American method. He said parcels would be leased or purchased with a special fund to buy up land for those without land or with too little. He emphasized peasant control over land development and reform to satisfy farmers' demands.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children’s coughs and colds. It claims prompt, effective relief, no opium or narcotics, and a pleasant taste.
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