Knox proposal seeks separation of league from treaty
A Senate resolution by Senator Knox calls separating the League of Nations covenant from the peace treaty. It asks ratification only after separate consideration by each nation and reserves future public judgment. The measure urges the United States to protect its freedom and peace if Europe again faces threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinngton
Senate
Knox
Pennegania
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Nefit Agaime
League
League of Nations
Germany
United States
Europe
Borah Breaks Filibuster Over Treaty Publication Vote
In Washington the Senate voted 41 to 26 to reaffirm order for publication of Borah’s copy of the treaty, after Borah halted readings to block a Democratic filibuster. Beckham’s motion to reconsider failed 47 to 24 ending the day’s debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Borah
Civilian flyer crashes in street during Missouri parade
A civilian flyer crashed while acting as a herald for a motor tank convoy over Missouri. The plane fell out of control and burned, killing the rider as it struck Wabash Juda street during a demonstration.
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St. Teor
Vone
Wabash
Juda
Cnmihanker
Plannilal
Meo
Missoor
Senate Debates Treaty Synopsis Read Aloud by Borah
Johnson denounces a treaty synopsis as secret and undemocratic. Senator Walsh objects to Borah reading parts of the document, but the Senate votes 42 to 24 to allow continued reading despite objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Virginia
Borah
Senate
Johnson
California
Hitchcocks
Wall Street
Walsh
Montana
Wealthy Armenians Relying Too Much on American Aid
London June 10 The AP reports a London informed view that relief in Trans Caucasus should shift from Armenian donors to reduce burden on Americans and compel Armenian wealth to contribute more. The piece notes Armenians in Tiflis and the Erivan republic prefer American relief, yet says personnel limits and regional needs require continued American involvement. It cites entrenchment before peace decisions and disputes over railway equipment ownership between Armenians and Georgians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Trans-Causas
America
Tiflis
Erivan Republic
Other States Join the Band for Suffrage
Springfield reports Illinois becomes first to ratify the women's suffrage amendment with a unanimous senate vote and house approval 132 to 3. Madison notes Wisconsin legislature ratifies the federal suffrage amendment with assembly 54 to 2 and senate 23 to 1.
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States
Springfield
Lllnois
General Assembly
Senate
House
Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
German Naval Head Admiral von HoLtzendorf Retired
Berlin June 10. The death is announced of Admiral von Holt zendorff head of the German general naval staff for most of the war. He retired in August last year.
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Berlin
Admiral von Holtzendorff
Telegraphers Seek Possible Late Concession Amid Strike Threat
Telegraph and telephone operators report potential concessions from Postal Telegraph officials as unions push for a new agreement. International president J Kenenkamp notes hope of settlement following fresh local reports across the MW Salis sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijenga
Dane
Mls
Howe
Telegraph and
Ses
J. Kenenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Salis
Onslavou
Postal Telegraph Company
Dempsey Wound Forces Training Pause
Toledo June 10 Jack Kearns manager of Jack Dempsey the heavyweight challenger Ordered rest after a left eye wound from a training bout required two stitches Infections risk halted further boxing until the injury fully heals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Gloom Hovers Over The Work Peace Caucus
Paris June 10 The council of four meets amid pessimism on peace terms with Germany not modified. Premier Clemenceau sticks to his position. Silesian and Polish western front settlements reached. Echo de Paris predicts Germany signs before July first and ratifies before August first. Reparation plan proposed seeks to seize twenty five billion francs in liquid assets and two year margin before two hundred fifty billion francs in gold or securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Council of Four
Germany
Clemenceau
Eeho de Paris
Bessemer Police Ties Bombings to Local Anarchists
Chief James Finnerty of Bessemer asserts evidence shows bombing outrages were organized from the town. He says seven bombs were made in a shanty near Bessemer and shipped in guitar cases for use by anarchists, and he identified the anarchist who died in the explosion.
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Bessemer
James Finnerty
Finnery
Grain Marebet in Chicago Market Report
Chicago markets report grain prices with corn at 1.67 per unit and oats at 665 percent noted in the June 10 bulletin.
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Chicago
Tragic Accidental Shooting Claims Burley Youth
Ross Fairchild age 21 of Burley died within an hour after an accidental shooting at a Rupert rooming house. The gun fired by friend Hoy Sweet 15 from a loaded revolver caused a single bullet wound to the left side. Sweet cooperated with authorities as coroner's inquest is planned.
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Ross Fairchild
Burley
Row Sweet
Rupert
St. Anthony's Hospital
Papper
Mastorach
Ted Epersting
Bern Bane Leds
Yrethen
Synget
Kiera Farrelnld
Hoy Sweet
Poeatell
Lava
Pzra
Ross
Monde
Tipert
Jayne
Tupper House
Young Sweet
Evra Fairchild
Smith & Wesson
Polwe Geo. Ish
J.C. Arnout
Price
Sweet
Walker Funeral
Amy Pendegrass
A. C. Fairchild
Joseph Fairchild
Milton Fairchild
Ezra Fairchild
Ira W. Fairchild
John H. Fairchild
Amy Fairchild
A. C
Joseph
Kidnapping Case Ties Mexicans to Burley Girl
Amy Fairchild, 16, disappeared April 28 from Burley and was found recently in Salt Lake City in custody of a Mexican and a white man. Both suspects are jailed in Burley on Mann White Slave Act charges. The case drew links to a wider acci dental death event involving Ross Fairchild of Burley.
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Ross Fairchild
Burley
Amy Fairchild
Salt Lake
A. (. Fairchild
Intermountain
Hair tonic becomes new drink in Ponce
In San Juan on June 10 reports say hair tonic has become a popular drink in Ponce with 4300 bottles sold in a week. The tonic is described as containing sixty percent alcohol and selling for fifteen cents per drink.
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San Juan
Ponce
Three Mexicans sought after Border siding shooting
Border Idaho posses have hunted three Mexicans since Sunday near Border and Cokeville after gunfire on a coal train. Conductor Harry Shaver and brakeman Ford McCreedy were shot, bootleggers fled after firing at the caboose. Two suspects held at Montpelier and three taken from train No. 17 at American Falls, described as fitting the posse’s description.
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Border
Idaho
Cokeville
Harry Shaver
Ford McCreedy
Border Siding
Caboose
Montpelier
American Fails
Soldier Floyd H. De Camp Returns to Idaho After Service
Floyd H. De Camp, formerly of Idaho Falls, rose from private to first lieutenant in the dental reserve corps, was discharged, and returned to Idaho. He attended the Idaho Academy in 1911 12 and graduated from the University of Michigan in 1917. He left for Camp Lewis in March 1918 and is still deciding his future residence in southern Idaho.
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Dental Reserve Corps
Floyd H. de Camp
Idaho Falls
Camp Lewis
DeCamp
Accademy of Idaho
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Idaho
Princess Raline Haider Draws Large Crowd in Pocatello
Princess Raline Haider of Syria and Miss Burgess entertained at the Congregational church with a dramatization of Naamon and Oriental musical numbers. The event educated audiences about Haders plight and aims at reform, drawing hundreds who then planned to proceed to Idaho Falls for further appearances.
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Raline Haider
Syria
Miss Burgess
Naamon
Princess Haider
Pocatello
Far East
Burgess
Idaho Falls
Nome gold outlook boosts Alaska season prospects
Travelers from Nome report signs of a larger gold output this season. A new strike on the Snake river beaches near Nome shows merit, while Dry creek dredging outfits expect profits. Last year miners won $6 a day and eight hours, with no labor troubles foreseen this season.
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Nenana
Alaska
Nome
Snake River
Dry Creek
Boy Scouts Recruit a Million Associate Members
The program outlined for Pocatello aims to direct boy energy into constructive work, emphasizing honesty, manliness, courtesy and service. A mass meeting at the YMCA will form a scout council with fifty members to guide local operations and adopt rules, with broad community representation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
America
Scout Council
Crystal People Entertain Soldiers At A Big Picnic
Crystal Idaho June 10 On Sunday afternoon June 8 Mr and Mrs Hottle of Clifton Creek hosted prominent families of the Crystal Clifton community for a patriotic fellowship dinner in honor of their soldiers home from western Europe. More than one hundred guests enjoyed roast turkey chicken ham salads fruits and pastry before a Union league meeting at Crystal school house. Reverend Peacock and Bishop Staley attended and led religious services. A Sunday school was organized at the Clifton Creek school with Warren Price as superintendent. The New Era Union Sunday school was organized at the Davis school house with Ezra Burwell as superintendent. The Poling brothers John Hugh and Harley will aid the work with music.
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Crystal
Idaho
Hottle
Clifton Creek
Crystal-Clifton
Europe
Hottle Ranch
Arthur Hottle
Jack Johnson
Carl Wrensted
Tom Smith
Frank Miller
Gale Stewart
Fanning
Bishop Staley
Mr. Peacock
Blackfoot
Union League
Crystal School House
Bannock Hills
Warren Price
Wrensteds
Williams
Shottles
Pooles
Lights
Prices
Davis School
Rattlesnake
New Era Union Sunday School
Ezra Burwell
Poling
John
Hugh
Harley
Union
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim
Catarrh is said to be a local disease cured only by internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Medicine supposedly works through the blood to the mucous surfaces. Promoted by F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio with testimonials and doctor endorsements. Pills also advertised for constipation at 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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