Anarchist Plot Foiled by Infernal Device Explosion
Washington police say a Philadelphia originated, nation wide plot to assassinate Attorney General Palmer and other officials failed when an infernal device exploded prematurely in front of the Palmer home. Witnesses report scattered literature praising class war and multiple attempted attacks in major cities.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Pittsbund
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Paterson
New Jersey
New York
Newtonville
Massachusetts
Phildelphia
Hopein
Asx
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Theodore F. Jewell
Hell Bryn
Jewell
Roosevelt
Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
Former Emperor William Hones a 2000th Tree in Amerongen
Amerongen hosts celebrations as former Emperor William saws his 2000th tree in the presence of the Bentinck family and the Burgomaster. The block inscribed 2000 W IE is gifted to friends, with Count Bentinck’s son celebrated at the castle where a gold tie-pin was given. Local villagers question the Emperor’s lingering presence.
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Amerengen
Jene
William
Bentinck
Asmerengen
Ameromren
Count Bentinck
Herr Hohenzollern
Amerongen
Protection Needed on Mexican Border
Reports of disturbed conditions in Yaqui valley Sonora prompt the state department through the American embassy in Mexico City to request Mexican authorities to station troops to safeguard American lives and property.
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Washington
Yaqui Valley
Sonora
State Department
Mexico City
Mexican Troop Passes and Mexican Official Arrive at Laredo
El Paso reports Acting Secretary Polk may grant permission for Mexican troops to pass through the United States after a dispatch from Representative Hudspeth. Hudspeth urges influence against the permit. Laredo notes Mexican minister of foreign relations General Aguilar arrives at Nuevo Laredo for official business en route to Washington.
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el Paso
Charles Davis
Hudspeth
Washington
Polk
United States
Copies of Treaty Peddled by Paris Delegation
Senator Lodge said he saw a treaty copy in New York business interests hands given out by an American in Paris but kept from the senate by the state department. Two bomb explosions in Pittsburgh targeted United States District Judge Thompson and Chief Inspector Sib ray, prompting a large police cordon.
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Paris
Washington, D. C
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
New York
Germany
State Department
Pittsburgh
United States
Thompson
Sibray
Bureau of Immigration
Bomb Explosions Damage Church Rectory and Jeweler
In Philadelphia on June 3 authorities probed blasts that badly damaged the church rectory and a jeweler’s residence. Three people were wounded, one seriously, a man was arrested, and a woman and a girl nearby were hurt as the church front was blown off.
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Philadelphia
Catholicchhurch
Mondell Soldier Settlement Act Aims for Rural Homes
A proposed National Soldier Settlement Act created a National Soldier Settlement fund to acquire lands for veteran farms. The Mondell bill allows 40 year amortizing payments, 5 percent down, loans up to 1290 with 40 year terms, and 800 for livestock. It emphasizes public roads, school sites, and priority for veterans in farm development.
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Public Lands Committee of
Congress
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
United States
Germany
Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Federal Farm Loan Board
Alaska Legislature Bans War on Wild Dogs
The Alaska territorial legislature refused to pass a measure permitting war on wild dogs despite petitions from several regions. In Anchorage private campaigns used poisoned meat, killing over thirty dogs belonging to owners who left them to forage.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Quick Finish to a Strike at Coblenz
A four hour general strike by Germans in the American occupied zone began at Coblenz to protest the Rheinish republic. The Americans warned that strikers who did not return to work by 1 pm would be deported to unoccupied areas. workers then resumed labor.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Rheinish Republic
Roads controlled expensive luxury
Washington June 3 Only by increased rates can government controlled railroads meet operating expenses Director General Hines of the railroad administration held the house appropriations committee today He is opposed to any increase at this time however because it might advance the cost of necessities of life.
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Washington
Hines
Railroad Administration
House Appropriations Committee
Aides named by committee for Bannock Fourth of July
An executive committee for Bannock county Fourth of July events named chairs for Publicity Chas Sumner Parade R S Tschudy Dinner Mrs W E Trapp Athletics N B Adkison Finance Alec Campbell John Hood John Harvey Transportation Jesse Budge Decorations Thos Jenkins and Dance C C Bowerman. Entertainment by the Civic club.
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Bannock County
D.C. McDougall
W. H. Cleare
Wm. Whitaker
Ezra Merrill
Chas. G. Sumner
Tschudy
W. E. Trapp
N. B. Adkison
Alec Campbell
John Hood
John Harvey
Jesse Ji
Budge
Thos. Jenkins
Strike Mandate Not Followed In Vancouver
A general strike was called at 11 o clock this morning in Vancouver but no general walkout occurred.
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Vancouver
Stray Dog Crisis Spurs Anchorage Self-appointed Action
In Alaska's unincorporated towns no law allows licensing or impounding dogs. A former pound failed after owners reclaimed dogs without subsistence, prompting a legislative push. Meanwhile one person led a self-appointed drive to exterminate stray dogs, with authorities seeking that individual's identity as lawmakers debate the issue.
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Alaska
Anchorage
Counties Back Idaho Reclamation Effort Grows
Major Reed reports strong interest as Payette Washington Gem Idaho counties unite behind irrigation project. Governor Davia sails to Washington with Gooding and Shawhan to push the half million dollar appropriation and fund promotion. A Salt Lake trip with Brady and Reed follows to coordinate with Utah and Nevada delegates.
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Fred
Idaho Reclamation Association
Reed
Payette
Washington
Gem «Id Canyon
D. W. Davia
Congress
Frank R. Gooding
B. P. Shawhan
Snake River
National Capital
S. E. Brady
The
Reclamation Association
Major Reed
Salt Lake
Utah
Nevada
Ford dealers upgrade repair shop with new machinery
Jesse M. Chase reports from Salt Lake on Ford conference highlights. W A Ryan and A Brownell spoke as Fairbanks and Ford executives, while McMillan demonstrated labor saving tools. Pocatello Auto adds 4100 in repair parts as total stock exceeds 15200 for local owners and repairs.
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Jesse M. Chase
Ford
Salt Lake
Ford Motor Company
W. A. Ryan
Detroit
A. Brownell
Mr. McMillan
Fairbanks Company
Chase
West
Pocatello House
Pocatello Auto Company
Pocatello
Utah Diana Sets Hunting Record in April Kill
Salt Lake City June 3 Utah's Diana Mrs Alberta Ritter of Thistle set a state hunting record in April for coyotes. She ranked second among 27 hunters who reported destroying 116 coyotes 17 wild cats 50 porcupines and 15 badgers in that month.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Diana
Alberta Ritter
Thistle
Ritter
Foley's Kidney Fills Relief for Muscle and Back Pain
A customer from Evansville Indiana reports six weeks of constant thigh muscle pains eased after using Foley's Kidney Fills. The testimonial notes relief from backache rheumatic pain soreness and stiffness following the recommendation of a friend.
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J. On. Tohill
Lottie Hotel
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Conservatory of Idaho Technical Institute I T Concert Thrills Audience
The Tuesday Prom Tuesday note outlines a Conservatory of Music Faculty concert at Idaho Technical Institute. Performers Blair Campbell and Genevieve Gilbert earned praise for violin piano works and Puccini and Mendelssohn arias. Critics praised the ensemble balance and mastery, noting strong community support and future potential for the program.
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Conservatory of Music
Idaho Technical Institute
Thoroug
Blair
Campbell
Genevieve Gilbert
Faust
Elijah
Mendelsahn
Rogers
Mary Turner Salter
Woodman
Professor Campbell
Raff
Paderewski
Italy
Chicago
New York
Conservatory of Idaho
Technical School
Northwest
Steeplejack Uses Borrowed Gas Mask to Repair 200-Foot Smokestack
Pueblo, June 3. Steeplejack Jim O'Brien braved deadly sulfur gases for three days at the Pueblo smelter smokestack 200 feet up with a gas mask borrowed from Yank, preventing a shutdown. Read the Tribune Weak Ads.
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Pueblo
Colo
Jim O'Brien
Overesas
Jim
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