Winnipeg General Strike Braced by Military Action
Brigadier General Ketchen urged firm action against revolutionaries after a mass meeting of thousands of returned soldiers. Winnipeg Police and 1000 mounted constables were deployed. Mayor Gray ordered a parade ban and street patrols to avert bloodshed.
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Winnipeg
Jane
Ketchen
Manitoba
Stepa
Canada
Ketehen
D. OM. Dunwoodie
France
Charles I. Gray
Gray
Strke
Citizens’ Committee of One Thousand
Winniver
Gravy
Macaver Cray
Ireland Reports Say Ten Citizens Killed Willfully
A coroner’s jury report by Frank P. Walsh and U.S. delegates asserts at least ten Irish citizens were killed by soldiers and constables under willful murder circumstances. The findings, prepared for President Wilson, are to be published tonight.
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Paris
Nne
Associated Press
Ireland
Frank P. Wals
United States
Wilson
Grain Market Report: Chicago June 7 Corn Price
Grain market brief notes Chicago on June 7 shows corn at 1.68 dollars with 6714 outs.
Austrian Captain Funck Sentenced to Death in Paris
Paris June 7 Captain Funck of the Austrian army has been sentenced to death by court martial for spying on air raids and long distance sieking of Paris at the start of the war.
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Paris
Funck
Fifty Thousand Recruits for Occupation Army Reported
Washington reports fifty thousand volunteers to aid the occupation army. General March states incomplete reports show 438,025 men enrolled with three year enlistments predominating. Archangel expedition to sail home within two weeks after casualties total twenty officers and 136 men. Died of wounds 5 officers 99 men. Wounded 12 officers 525.
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Washington
Army of Occupation
General March
Maren
Archangel
Jane
North
Russia
Dempsey Resumes Training for World Title Fight
Toledo reports Jack Dempsey begins a fresh training camp for the heavyweight title bout with Jess Willard after four days idle. He plans nine to ten days of workouts followed by rest, with Billy Miske and Jack Malone joining June 20. Boxing experts say Willard must push hard to reach top form for the Independence Day showdown.
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Toledo
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willar
Dempsey
Fizst
Billy Miske
Jack Malone
Vuillard
Burglars Loot Quiet Friday Home on Garfield Street
A daylight burglary occurred Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Brady at 455 South Garfield. Jewelry, a Liberty bond, a brown traveling bag, wearing apparel, two shirts, shoes, rings, a Lavillere with diamond settings, and two dresses were stolen after entry via a skeleton key. A passing woman described two men leaving from the back door. police chase several clues.
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Edward W. Brady
South Garfield
Lodge calls Senate Foreign Relations meet on treaty text leak
Senator Lodge schedules a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting for next Monday to discuss the procedure in the investigation into how the treaty text reached persons in New York.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
New York
Idaho Reclamation push faces delays amid Washington battle
Major Fred R. Heed urges Idaho districts to fund and accelerate the reclamation drive as Congress debates Lane’s five hundred million dollar bill. Idaho leaders travel to Washington, seek more delegates, and plan meetings across the region to advance the project while raising urgent funds.
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Idaho
Fred R. Heed
Idaho Reclamation Assection
Washington
Lane
Reclamation
Davis
Cornice
Crooding
Povermer Gooding
McCracken
M.A. Sweeley
Frank J. Havenbarth
Hawley
BB. P. Shawhan
Pocatello
Keymen Strike Planned West of Denver
L I Marsh al first international vice president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union said June 11 as the strike date for keymen west of Denver. In Atlanta orders calling out union operators in Columbia and other Carolina points were rescinded as telegraph and telephone workers strike actions in the southeast were halted per C F Mann southern organizer.
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Los Angeles
L. I. Marshal
First International
The
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
United States
Denver
Atlanta
Columbia
North
South Carolina
Southeast
C. F. Mann
Commercial Telegraph Union
Strike Hits New Orleans Telegraph Firms Tie Up Service
Cable and linemen from Cumberland Telegraph and Western Union walked out in New Orleans in sympathy with Western Union workers affiliated with the Commercial Telegrams Union of America.
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New Orleans
Jane 7
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Western Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of the World
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Children Coughs and Childs Chamberlains Cure Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children with coughs and colds. It claims prompt relief, no opium or narcotics, and pleasant taste. The copy emphasizes suitability for kids and overall effectiveness.
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Liver Health
To relieve billousness and restore appetite Chamberlain's Tablets are praised as effective. They target dullness and sluggish feeling, promising quick relief and a renewed zest for meals.
Crooks Caught in Fraud Deal
Detroit on June 7 Justice Department agents uncovered an alleged conspiracy to defraud the government of 30 million dollars in munitions. Indictments charging conspiracy were retained by the United States grand jury against Captain Totames Nicholson of Washington connected with the ordnance department and three others.
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Detroit
Department of Justice
United States Grand Jury
Sotames Nicholson
Washington
Ordnance Department
Treaty Change Is Favored In Final Paris Programme
Paris peace conference moves to speed allied reply to Germany's counter proposals. Council of Four orders commissions to complete reports by Monday so a draft reply may be ready for presentation to the German delegation next week. Growing sentiment hints at treaty alterations though specifics remain unclear.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Council of Four
Wilson may withhold peace treaty text from public
Washington officials expect President Wilson to oppose publishing the peace treaty now as not consistent with public interest. Paris dispatches say the American peace delegation will not authorize publication until the treaty is signed.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Paris
Fritz is Fussy Raising Army Before Peace Conference
German recruiting efforts are noted in reports from Berne and Vienna with agents active in Austria and Berlin. The German national assembly is set for June 12 at Weimar, while the Rhineland republic movement shows little progress in the American occupation zone. Allied authorities maintain a strict stance against political mobilization that counters occupation regulations.
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Berne
Germany
Die Frieder
Berlin
Abend
Vienna
Austria
Weimar
Coblenz
Army of Occupation
Opposition to Rhenish republic grows in Wiesbaden
In Wiesbaden on June 7 opposition to the Rhenish republic widens as judges in the province refuse to recognize the regime led by Dr. Dorten and court employees decline to acknowledge its legality.
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Weisbaden
Associated Press
Rhenish Republic
Dr. Dorten
Exiled Rhineland Detainees Reach Darmstadt
Ten persons expelled from Rhineland areas occupied by French arrive in Darmstadt claiming confinement in Worms bar racks with no food for a day and no sleeping quarters. They allege insult and maltreatment by French officers.
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Darmstadt
Rhineland
Worms
Berlin Strike Protest Over Bavarian Leader Execution
Berlin reports a twenty four hour strike and protest organized by the greater Berlin Soviet dominated by radical proletariat elements against the execution in Munich of Levine Nissen a Bavarian communist leader.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Greater Berlin
Munich
Levine Nissen
Delegation Declines Publishing German Peace Treaty Text
The delegation to the peace conference remains firm on not authorizing publication of the German peace treaty until it is signed and will not communicate the official text in its current form to the United States Senate.
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United States Senate
Renner Leads Austrian Delegation to Peace Congress
Dr Karl Renner Austrian chancellor arrives with two technical counselors after meeting Vienna officials in Feldkirch. He heads the Austrian delegation to the peace congress and will discuss postwar settlements.
German finance minister says Germany cannot meet peace terms
London reports Dr Bernard Dernburg German minister of finance insists Germany cannot pay the peace terms and cannot sign them as presented. He says both sides must adjust demands and reiterates refusal to comply with the terms.
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London
Germany
Bernard Dernburg
Daily Mail
Berlin
Dernburg
Wyoming Takes A Sane Position On Suffrage
Cheyenne Wyoming June 7 Wyoming the pioneer suffrage state will not attempt to ratify the federal suffrage amendment until the legislature meets in regular session in 1921 Governor Carey declines to call an extra session arguing that women are already voting and an extra session would raise taxes with no benefit.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Carey
Stomach Trouble Relief Promised by Chamberlain's Tablets
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets ease stomach discomfort from overeating and constipation by stimulating bowel movement, toning the liver, and improving digestion. The pill is said to bring noticeable relief within a day or two.
Classified Ads Highlight Job Opportunities and Seekers
Classified ads showcase job seekers linking to opportunities across industries. The notices identify skills, locations, and employers seeking workers, reflecting a bustling labor market and the pathway from applicants to employment.
New Homes Promised in Early Summer Plan
At the adjourned city council session Mayor Whitaker announced plans to issue and advertise the sale of municipal bonds for street and alley payments, sidewalks and bridges. The council discussed freight charges for a fire alarm system, salary claims, office moves to cut costs, water main extensions, and a pledge to support up to 500 new homes that summer in Pocatello.
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Whitaker
Roll Call
Counetlmen
Campbell
Foster
Histline
Hill
Rusk
Davin
Peake
Carr
Hutson
Caton
A. BE. Brown
Gamewell Fire Alarm System
San Francisco
Eaty
Massachusetts
South Ninth Avenue
East Benton
Water Committee
Pocatello
West Side
Parks and Public Building Committee
Pocatello Declares Support for Boy Scout Week
Tomorrow marks the start of Boy Scout week in the United States and Pocatello civic leaders urge citizens to promote the movement. Merchants should display slogans, restaurants and hotels to decorate menus, and a mass meeting at the Y M C A on Wednesday plans to elect a fifty member city scout council. Parents are invited to attend.
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United States
Pocatello
Rotary Club
Ministers’ Association and Commercial Club
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Reed
Sara
Georgia
HMS
Coass
Fritz
Politithe
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Red Crosa
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South Main
Parks and Public Buildings Committee
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