China in Throes of a Revolution
The southern provinces push toward war prep and seek allies in the southwest. President La Yuu Hung is effectively imprisoned as General Chang Jaun assumes power, dissolving the provisional government and barring former parliament members while revolts threaten to press monarchist threats and suppress Confucianism as a religion.
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Perie
la Yuu Hung
Chang Jaun
Wyjas
PA Cesign
Y Pariament
Yescop
Andates
Liberated men start row again in Dublin unrest
Demonstrations recurred in Dublin after the return of Sinn Feiners. Two climbed the walls of a ruined post office and tied a Sinn Fein flag. A crowd sang a Sinn Fein song amid cheering while posters were displayed. Police dispersed several marching bands as tensions rose.
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Dublin
President Urges Aid for Red Cross Fund
Washington reports President calls on 100 mayors to boost Red Cross fund contributions during Red Cross Week. He praises American wartime generosity and asks cities to renew their commitment by meeting the 16.001.000 war relief goal with renewed gifts.
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Washington
Ison
Red Cross Fund
America
Red Cross
German Crops Burn Under Unprecedented Heat Wave
Copenhagen reports say all valuable grain crops in Germany are withering in an extreme heat wave. Berlin endured the hottest Sunday in seventy years as heat scorched fields and threatened harvests.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Berlin
Red Cross Drives In National Fund Push Reaches Over Three Million
Early Red Cross reports from 137 cities excluding New York show 3,203,256 subscribed or pledged to the hundred million dollar relief fund on the drive's first day. Denver reports 2,962 toward the total.
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Washington
Red Cross
New York
Denver
President May Visit Nantucket This Summer
Nantucket Mass June 19 Sias conset, a summer colony near Nantucket, awaits a possible early visit by President and Mrs Wilson. Professor and Mrs Francis B Sayre have leased a bungalow and plan to arrive tomorrow. The President has told his daughter he will visit if duties permit.
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Nantucket
Mass
Siasconset
Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
Jessie Wilson
Williamstown
Washington
Bringing Low Price In British Second Hand Vessels
London reports British second hand vessels fail to match last year’s high prices as buyers wait for new budget taxation plans. Scandinavian and Japanese steamers fetch up to £50 per ton while three British steamers totaling 20 000 tons sold at £12 10s per ton.
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London
Yanczi Dolly to Star in Court Over Divorce Suit
Mrs Yanczi Dolly Fox one of the Dancing Dolly sisters will testify in New York as a witness against her husband Harry Fox vaudeville actor whom she is suing for divorce. She charges misconduct.
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Yanczi Dolly Fox
Dolly Sisters
New York
Harry Fox
Copper Market Steady With Price Shifts in New York
Copper firm in New York on June 19 with electrolytic spot prices near term at 33 to 34, later trading 29.5 to 32 as the market moved through the day. Worth noting the volatility in nearby contracts and the impact on producers and traders.
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New York
Prominent Physician Sought in Rutger’s student murder case
A warrant for the arrest of Doctor William J. Condon, a U S Army Medical Corps captain based in Chattanooga, was issued over the killing of John Piper, a University of Vermont graduate. Piper disappeared February 17 while working his way through Rutgers College and caring for the Condon furnace. Police allege the doctor moved Piper’s body from the Condon home cellar into an automobile and dumped it along a road in Spotswood New Jersey. Both men had wives and two children.
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New Brunswick
N. J
William J. Condom
United States Army Medical Corps
Chattanooga
Tenn
John Piper
University of Vermont
Fear Spotswood
Condon
Piper
Liberty Campaign Fund Launch To Aid Red Cross
Local Red Cross campaign kicks off with a noon luncheon and teams ready to raise funds in Bannock County. Campaign manager Krussman leads organized effort with Dr J H Dickinson touring southern areas, while Dr M C Merrill and Mrs D W Standrod visit Bancroft for a mass Red Cross drive.
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Red Cross
Bannock
F E. A. Krussman
J. H. Dickinson
Soda Springs
Elk Cadets
M. C. Merrill
D. W. Standrod
Bancroft
H. C. Wilhelm
Fort Hall
Red Cross Fund
Sims Named as Head of Expedition
London June 19 Vice Admiral William S Sims U S N was appointed today to take general charge of operations of the allied naval forces in Irish waters.
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London
William 8S. Sims
U.S. N
Irish
Suspect Arrested in Baby Keet Murder Case
Hutchinson Kansas reports police arrested Dick Carter of Springfield Missouri on a first degree murder warrant linked to the disappearance and death of Baby Keet in the case that remains under investigation.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Dick Carter
Springfield
Keet
State Chamber to Convene in Poca Tomorrow
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce plans a meeting in Poca tomorrow to finalize the new organization. May 26 preliminary session favored closer cooperation among Idaho commercial bodies. delegates will report home clubs and officers will be chosen. Union Pacific aids finance while Idaho Almanac will soon highlight state advantages.
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Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Gates
State Chamber
Union Pacific
Idaho
Chautauqua Card Recaps Tonight and Tomorrow Events
The Chautauqua program features sketches from The Tales of Normandy performed by about twenty five performers with strong vocal work and fine character delineation. Dr Lybarger lectured on tariffs and the Red Scare program headlines with local and visiting speakers. Elias Day, director of Lyceum Arts Conservatory, is highlighted for impersonations and Japanese sketches with On game performers in Tonight's lineup. Tomorrow includes Morning Lecture by N H Trimble Junior Chautauqua, Musical Arts Quartet concerts, and Dr Frank Behn on Germany.
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Normandie
Jes F. Reed
Idaho Tech
Lee Francis Arver
Dr. Lybarger
Onganes
Tokyo
Elias Day
Day
Lyceum Arts Conservatory of Chicago
N. H. Trimble
Chautauqua
Musical Arts Quartet
Germany
Frank Behn
Iebuilding the Temple
Montaville Flowers
Farm Work for Allied Soldiers
Behind British lines in France a special department is set up to supervise agricultural work in areas evacuated by the Germans. Soldiers, largely on a voluntary basis, are invited from the trenches to spend their leisure in farming, with many preferring it to sports.
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France
German claims on Polish killings spark Vienna debate
Polish Deputy Dazsinski said in the Vienna Reichstag that German authorities hanged over 30,000 Poles, citing the Vienna Abbicher Zeitung. Deputy Striberny-Grescribed condemned brutal treatment of political suspects as Pan Germanists, prompting Heine to shout they have not used rope enough. Slav and Polish members surged toward Heine and the session was suspended by the president.
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Zurich
Dazsinski
Vienna
Abbicher Zeitung
Striberny
Austrian Cabinet Resigns in Vienna Dispatch
A Vienna dispatch states the Austrian cabinet has resigned, reported from Basel Switzerland dated June 19.
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Basel
Switzerland
Vienna
Tanker Sunk by Submarine Off European Waters
New York reports the oil steamship John D. Archbold of Standard Oil was sunk by a submarine. Four crew members were lost. The armed ship went to the bottom last Saturday in European waters with a gunner’s crew from an American warship aboard.
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New York
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Frisking suspects charged after drugging robbery at Fourth avenue joint
Louis Lopez testified before Prosecuting Attorney Lockhart that Frank Martinio and a woman named Bertha Baxter owned the joint on Fourth avenue and drugged him during a sociable drink. He lost 120 and his work time check, as friends summoned police and the proprietors were sought. A complaint sworn out lists two offenders with larceny and possession for Seoul. A wartime update notes intensified British and French front actions in France with Petain’s success near Mont Camillet and Mont Blond, and Haig reporting raids toward the southern and British front.
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Louis Lopez
Fourth Avenue
Lockhart
Lopez
Frank Martinio
Bertha Baxter
Ashton
Seoul
France
Petain
Champagne
Mont Camillet
Mont Blond
Haig
Distinct Names Adopted for Military Volunteers and Conscripted
Hobart New Zealand June 19 volunteers are called The Wents while those drafted by ballot are The Sents. At camp friction between groups is negligible as recruitment proceeds.
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Wents
Sents
Hobart
N. Z
Special Diet Session Set For June 21 in Tokyo
A special Diet session has been summoned in Tokyo for June 21 and will last about three weeks. It is needed after the dissolution of the house of representatives last winter.
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Tokio
Diet
House of Representatives
Hoover says food profiteering costs U.S. $50 million monthly
In a Washington address on the food control bill, Herbert Hoover claims speculators have gouged the public by earning about 50 million dollars a month for five months, totaling a quarter of a billion. He cites high bread and flour prices and urges government action to organize resources and curb middlemen commissions.
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Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Congress
Hoover
England
Alls
America
Argentine
North America
Germany
French Children Evacuated in Northern France War Toll
Correspondent notes French children in northern villages evacuated by Germans under pressure from Allied offensives. Many are without homes or relatives and grievously wounded. Most suffer shell shock with tremors and many are underfed from confinement in cellars.
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France
Associated Press
Somme
St. Vitus
First Train Park Season Goes Tonight
The Yellowstone tourist season opens tonight with the first through train leaving Salt Lake at 8 15 pm and arriving at Pocatello at 1 05 am. No local train will run from Ashton this year, traffic depends on the Yellowstone Flyer, and the new time card shows fishermen and others will be accommodated at all points of interest between Ashton and Yellowstone with stops.
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Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Ashton
Yellowstone
Treasury receipts surpass one billion dollars in a year
Washington reports the ordinary receipts of the treasury reached 1.015 billion dollars for the fiscal year, up from 660.4 million a year earlier. The gain is attributed to income taxes and earlier payments.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Sacrifice to Help Red Cross Work in Pocatello Campaign
A. C. Hinckley urges Pocatello residents to support a $100,000,000 Red Cross drive as doctors nurses and supplies are prepared for the Allied war effort. He notes thousands of American troops engineers and hospital resources mobilizing for Europe and the need for readiness at home. Canada’s Red Cross sacrifice is cited as a model for funding relief.
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Pocatello
A. C. Hinckley
Red Cross
United States
France
Europe
Canada
England Gets Another Loan
Washington reports another loan of 35 million dollars was granted to Great Britain today. The action marks continued financial support from Washington amidst ongoing international aid efforts.
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England
Washington
Jane
Great Britain
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