Allied terms may carry few minor changes
A Paris report says allied reply to German counterproposals will reject major changes to peace terms and give Germany five days to decide with final action possibly June 18. It notes German withdrawals east of Rhine lines and rising Bolshevik influence in Central Europe, with Poland and Austria seen as threats.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Coblenz
Rhine
Germany
Europe
Solchak
Russia
Austria
Poland
Strikers Sued for Two Million in Pittsburg Case
Pittsburg residents led by attorney A. E. Anderson sue the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes for 2 035 000 dollars claiming the city lost that amount due to the recent street car strike.
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Pittsburg
A. E. Anderson
Amalgamated Association of Street & Electrict Railway
Railroad men oppose fanatical groups at national meeting
Des Moines Iowa June 12 Warren B Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers said American railroad men will not tolerate T W W and similar organizations. He stated in Des Moines at the Brotherhoods national meeting that in this country one is either American or an enemy and there is no room for the latter.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Warren 8. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Toflay
Stone
Brotherhood
Hagen Champion in National Championship Match
Walter Hagen of Oakland Hills won the national championship by defeating J. Brady of Oakley in Newton Massachusetts. The June 1p date marks Hagen’s victory in the event.
Border city in alarm as bandits advance
Population flees as bandits close in on a border city. A Boy Scout council election names Jack Tupper and others, with district assignments announced at Bannock hotel headquarters. Captains will report lieutenants tonight to begin mobilization for tomorrow.
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Border City
Boy Scout Council of
T. J. Maginnis
Hamilton
L. M. Rusk
F. M. Day
H. R. Holmes
Aganis
W. F. Howard
BE. N. Roberts
Clyde Stratford
John Norris
Finis Bentley
LaVerne Collier
Drew Standrod
Ezra Merrill
Robert Stratford
Tom Maginnis
Whitman Street
M. A. Pond
Whitman
Center
Fremont
Sublette
H. A. Collins
Reg Cleare
Boy Beaut
Scouting drive to recruit 4000 associates in Pocatello
On Friday June 13, the Boy Scout drive begins to recruit 4000 associate members in Pocatello. Captains and lieutenants will visit every citizen. volunteers of all ages urged to report to Victory Loan HQ at Bannock hotel. Tags cost one dollar aiding the year’s Scout program. fathers urged to buy for sons. National Council seeks 1 000 000 in U S, Pocatello quota 200–300 dollars. Banquet Friday at the Y. a 50 cent dinner marking election of the 15 member executive committee.
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E. Brady
Pocatello
Victory Loan
Bannock Hotel
National Council of Boy Scouts
United States
Steamship Yankee Sinks After Collision Near Fire Island
New York reports the United States Shipping Board steamer Yankee sank early today off Fire Island after a collision with the Italian steamer Argentina. The crew were rescued and taken aboard the Argentina.
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New York
Yankee
United States Shipping Board
Fire Island
Argentina
Dont Give Up the Bonds for Queer Stock
Idaho finance commissioner Guy K E Bowerman warns readers to keep government bonds rather than trade them for speculative stocks. He details how sellers push bonds at par via deceptive comparisons, urging vigilance to protect bondholders from stock agents and questionable offers.
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Guy KE. Bowerman
Consolidated Government of
Idaho
the Tribune
Bowuw
Pershing to Stay in France Until Mid July
Paris reports General Pershing commander in chief of the American Expeditionary Forces will remain in France until the middle of July. He is to oversee operations and coordinate Allied forces during this period.
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Pershing
France
Paris
General Pershing
Former Congressman Tawney Dies in Missouri
Winona Minnesota reports the death of former Congressman James A. Tawney this morning in Excelsior Springs Missouri as advised by telegrams received here.
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Winona
Minn
James A. Tawney
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Tribune Remodels With New Dress and Linotype
The Tribune debuts a new layout and fourth linotype improving readability and speed. Readers are urged to attach their names to the growing subscription list and to call for subscriptions or news inquiries.
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Tribune
Salt Lake
New factions may join in sympathy by end of week
Chicago June 12 Officials of Western Union and Postal companies said the country-wide strike by Commercial Telegraphers Union is practically at an end. International president S J Konenkamp said between eighteen and twenty thousand operators nationwide joined the strike, with more men reported lost by the Postal service than Western Union.
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Chicago
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Western Union
Postal Companies
S. J. Konenkamp
Postal
J. Konenkamp
New York
Atlantic City
Konenkamp
Arizona
Anxiou
R. T. St. Louis
Western Union and Postal Companies
E. J. Manion
Railroad Telegraphers
Convention of U C T to Convene in Montana Territory
The twenty seventh annual convention of the United Commercial Travelers of Montana Utah Wyoming and Idaho will convene Friday and Saturday at the Commercial hall with a 10 a m opening and about 150 delegates expected. Notables from Great Falls attend as organizers and entertainment includes a Banquet at Bannock hotel with speeches by W Y Sampses and Finley G Brooks.
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United Commercial Travelers of
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
C. H
Cherry
Brown
Great Falls
W. T. Haney
James McLane
Bill Hart
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
J. T. Young
America
W. P. Whitaker
Emily Whittlesey
WY. E. Sampses
Finley G. Brooks
Friend of the Boys
KE. Brady
Commercial Club
Reading
Anna McPherson
Palmer asks Congress for half million to hunt anarchists
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer asked Congress for a special half million dollar appropriation to continue the hunt for anarchists bomb throwers and enemies of law and order.
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Washington
Palmer
Congress
Law and Order
May Take Vote on Winnipeg Strike
Winnipeg reports chairman H. E. Barker of the railway brotherhoods mediation board says conciliatory efforts have failed and local executives face strong pressure from railroad employees to allow Winnipeg locals to vote on a sympathetic strike question.
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Winnipeg
H. E. Barker
Railway Brotherhoods’ Mediation Board
Knox Resolution Recast By Senate Foreign Relations Panel
Washington June 12 Senator Knox's resolution opposing accepting the league of nations in the peace treaty terms was reported in amended form by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The panel dropped the clause pledging to act to remove threats to peace. Senator Sterling introduced a separate resolution reserving Congress's right to judge obligations under Section 10 of the covenant.
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Washington
Knox
Senate
League of Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
American Congress
Sterling
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Omsk
W. W
Boy Scout Council
Idaho Finance
U.C
Aace
Burleson
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American Federation of Labor
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