Borderites Fear Raid By Bandits
El Paso reports Mexican violence shifts to interior unrest as Villa rebels threaten Americans amid border clashes. U S troops crossed into Juarez on Sunday driving rebels back. Villaists suffer 45 killed 11 prisoners in attack. American casualties include 2 killed and 2 wounded seriously. Civilian deaths and injuries noted in El Paso.
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Juarez
Interior
Villa
Chihuahua
Washington
State Department
Mexico
War Department
Cabell
Southern Department
Floyd Hinton
Mia Eduviges Ramirez
Anastatio Madrid
Agustino Ochoa
Francisco Aguilar
Emma’ Parker
HUN ATTITUDE IS HOSTILE OVER PEACE TERMS
Copenhagen reports German response to amended peace terms shows growing implacability. Siege of acceptance or rejection looms as Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau and Mathias Erzberger reportedly reconcile. Vorwaerts predicts new hostilities after the seven day reply deadline expires. Fremdenblatt notes eastern Germany poised to resume fighting.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Berlin
The
Politiken
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Mathias Erzberger
Vorwaerts
Woman Found Hanged At Home North Of Buhl
Mrs. Charles W. Arthur 38 years old was found hanging from a sheet at the top of a stairway leading to the basement four miles north of Buhl. Coroner and deputy sheriff ruled death as self-inflicted. Despondency from long illness believed motive. Husband and other children away, daughter found body.
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Buhl
Charles W. Arthur
Twin Falls
P. J. Grossman
Depry
E. R. Sherman
Arthur
Buhl Undertaking
General Quiroga Redirects to Pursue Villa Near Juarez
Juarez dispatch notes General Pablo Quiroga diverted from relief duties to chase Villa with a cavalry column. Galianas district lists Casas Grande as main town. Military report confirms yesterday’s Villa update. no new depredation reports received.
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Juarez
Pablo Quiroga
Villa
Galianas
Casas Grande
Mexican government closes incident after crossing troops
Washington report states on June 18 that the Mexican government considers the incident of American troop crossings closed, according to a statement by General Candido Aguilar Carranza's confidential ambassador.
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Washington
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
Montreal Shopmen Strike Postponed in Canada Wide Action
In Montreal on June 18 government forces arrested ten strike leaders for seditious utterance and raided the Labor temple. Leaders named include R B Russell William Ivens R E Bray George W Armstrong Alderman John Queen and A A Heaps. The nationwide 40000 railway shopmen strike scheduled for tomorrow was postponed.
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Winnipeg
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Stony Mountain
Calgary
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Labor Temple
R. B. Russell
William Ivens
R. E. Bray
George W. Armstrong
John Queen
A. A. Heaps
Russell
Metal Trades Council
Ivens
Western Labor News
Bray
Armstrong
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Alderman Queen
Heaps
Montreal
Canadian Railway
North Dakota Senator McCumber Defends Covenant Aims
A garbled June report credits North Dakota Senator McCumber with defending a covenant as a means to prevent wars. The text asserts opposition campaign tactics and references wartime rationing and tortion in a fragmentary discussion of constitutional alignment and peace efforts.
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Mgion
League of No
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Troop Concentration Ordered Ahead of German Peace Talks
Concentration of allied troops to advance into Germany will begin Wednesday in the occupied zones unless the German government signs the peace treaty. Marshal Foch issued orders. General Hunter Liggett says American forces in Coblenz are ready to move immediately. In Weimar the German cabinet has not issued a statement on the allied reply, but sentiment is largely against signing the treaty due to fears of Bolshevism and chaos.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Germany
Marshal Foch
Hunter Liggett
Weimar
Postal Giv es Its Men Chance to Return to Work
Chicago June 18 The Postal Telegraph company offered strikers a path to return with continuity of service through June 10 after New York officials issued the country wide notice. General superintendent F W Colling said many old employees were misled and would regain former standings while others had already returned and operations were normal. Commercial Telegraphers officers declined to discuss until a conference.
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Chicsago
Postal Telegraph Company
New York
F. W. Colling
Union Electrical Workers Strike Across California and Nevada
About two to three hundred members of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph workers union in northern California and Nevada walked off the job, joining a strike that began in California on Monday.
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Sacramento
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
California
Nevada
Irish Grievances Handed to President Wilson
Frank I. Walsh and Edward F. Donne of the Irish society told President Wilson of new alleged atrocities in Yeeland against political prisoners. They cited witnesses who inspected cells and found fresh blood on walls and urged immediate disclosure before the peace conference.
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Aris
Frank I. Walsh
Edward F. Donne
Irish Society
Wilson
Yeeland
Senator Defends Covenant Clauses Amid Criticism
The senator argues some covenant terms are vague and objectionable from certain views yet denies it discriminates against the U S or imposes unequal obligations. He asserts that the covenant must be judged by fairness to all nations.
Rotary Sees Global Bolshevism Threat and Jobs Rally
The speaker warns that Bolshevism may spread from Europe to America, urging robust industrial and agricultural activity and full employment as a defense. This frames Rotary’s mission as a proactive response to looming economic and political dangers.
Rotary Convention Opens in Salt Lake City With Poole Address
Salt Lake a full tabernacle hosts Rotary's tenth annual convention as President John Poole outlines key goals. He stresses employer employee relations and bolstering employment to combat Bolshevism, lauds wartime service, and calls for father son cooperation. About 6000 attend both sessions as officers explain year’s work.
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Salt Lake
Rotary
Tabernacle
John Poole
Poole
Mr. Poole
Atlantic
Whit
Rotary convention crowds fill Salt Lake City with entertainments
About 4500 Rotarians and guests gathered in Salt Lake for a convention with lively events at Hotel Utah and Bonneville park pavilion. The Mardi Gras themed ball featured international officers and a grand march. Vocational sections and an excursion to Saltair highlighted the program as a 4000 plus visiting crowd enjoyed a concert by the Tabernacle Choir and the Anaconda Copper Mines band.
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Hotel Utah
Salt Lake
Bonneville Park
Poole
New Orleans
Salt Lake Society
Saltair
Rotary
United States
Tabernacle Choir
A. C. Lund
Anaconda Copper Mines Band
Butte
Mont
Frank B. Brown
Great Falls
Tabernacle
Chamberlain's Liniment Praised by Macon Resident
Mrs J W Wallace of Macon Missouri reports Chamberlains Liniment as a splendid remedy for lameness muscle soreness and rheumatic pains It is described as the best liniment the household has ever used and worthy of praise in her note before the advertisement.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Wallace
Macon
Idaho Bankers Finish Fifteenth Annual Convention
Burley Idaho June 18 The Idaho Bankers association closed its fifteenth annual convention after a short business session with about 200 attendees from across the state and beyond Edward Plowhead of Caldwell was elected president Russell Hitt former Idaho bank commissioner vice president Jere W Robinson re elected secretary Will H Young Burley State Bank treasurer State Treasurer John E Eagleson Boise urged cooperation with the treasury department and notes to cover January deficit resolutions backed aid for agriculture and war savings stamps blue sky law enforcement and reporting suspected loan sharks. After adjournment Idaho members of the American Bankers Association met electing Montie B Gwin Boise vice president The afternoon included a Minidoka project tour with Burley as principal city and the big dam noted.
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Edward Plowhead
Caldwell
Russell Hitt
Bank
Idaho
Jere W. Robinson
Boise
Will H. Young
Burley State Bank
John E. Eagleson
State Treasury Department
Agricultural Committee of the Association
Department of Labor and Industry
American Bankers’ Association
Montie B. Gwin
Burley
Fail to recover bodies of boys at Shoshone Falls
The Twin Falls Times reports a 48 hour search for Herbert Bourdette 16, and Har old Bourdette, after they disappeared near Shoshone Falls while visiting with parents. dynamite blasts failed to surface remains. experts theorize they were pulled under by the falls current.
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Herbert Bourdette
Harold Bourdette
Shoshone Falls
Twin Falls
Car recovered after monthlong theft in Grand Junction
A. B. Bean recovered his Buick in Grand Junction after it was stolen nearly a month earlier and wrecked. Frank Walter age fours and Robert Newel age 21 confessed to stealing Beans car and a Cadillac in Colorado, receiving three to five year sentences in Canyon City penitentiary. Bean met the youths and learned of related thefts including another rancher and W. F. Kasiska cars.
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A. B. Bean
Grand Junction
Colorado
Frank Walter
Robert Newel
Mr. Bean
Canyon City
W. F. Kasiska
Inkom
Poratello
Mrs. Bean
French Demonstration Against German Peace Delegation
In Paris on June 18 a protest against the German peace delegation began after a German typist’s gesture was seen as provocative. Two German motorists were injured as they passed through Chesnay Roquencourt and Bailly en route to the railway station. In Versailles the event was limited to jeers while two French chauffeurs were hurt. officials, including the prefect of police and the police commissioner, face apologies to the Germans.
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Paris
Petit Parisien
Chesnay
Roquencourt
Bailly
Versailles
Zine
Fixing Events for the Fourth Festivities Planned
Preparations are complete for the Fourth celebration with committees nearly final and publicity ready. All factions show interest in the main program to be distributed town wide, with a full committee list and event outline to be presented tomorrow after an executive committee meeting.
Cut This Out Its Wortha Money Ad Offers Trial Foley Medicines
A vintage advertisement invites readers to cut out a slip and mail to Foley & Co. at 2833 Sheffield Ave Chicago for a trial package. The package includes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley's Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, promoted for coughs colds and croup.
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Tiis
To Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Salt Lake Maids Defer Fight Over Work Conditions
Salt Lake City June 18 The threatened strike of hotel maids was canceled after union officials said hotel managers agreed to consider demands for an eight hour day a six day week weekly payday and higher wages. The walkout had been set for eight oclock yesterday morning as nine large Salt Lake hotels refused to discuss demands with a union committee.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Local Couple Wed in Yellowstone Hotel Suite
At five this afternoon Thomas Brinkley and Theresa Leona Harrington married in the Harrington suite of the Hotel Yellowstone. Father W A Gallalue officiated. Attendants were Carl Rankin and Mildred Slingerland. The bride wore a light blue organdie frock and a picture hat. The couple will reside in Pocatello.
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Thomas
Brinkley
Theresa Leona Harrington
Harrington
Hotel
Yellowstone
W. A. Gallalue
Carl Rankin
Mildred Slingerland
Pocatello
Yellowstone Hotel
Tulsa
Okla
Mrs. Brinkley
No Accident Week Planned for Central Western Railroads
Regional Director Holden introduces a seven day No Accident Week starting June 22 to reduce railroad deaths and injuries. In Jan–Mar 1919, safety teams cut deaths by ninety and injuries by eleven hundred fifteen versus 1918, with 305000 regional employees pledging to work safely. The program expands after successful pilots in January and February. Fred Gentsch, superintendent of rail safety, leads the effort.
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Holden
Central Western Region
Central Western
French cruiser Jeanne dArc disabled at sea and Presson aboard
Wireless from Washington reports the French cruiser Jeanne d Arc disabled at sea while the transport Imperator evacuated Dr Presson president elect of Brazil and his party en route to the United States from Lisbon. Later dispatches say the Mongolia is towing the Jeanne d Arc to the Azores.
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Washington
Navy Department
Jeanne d’Arc
Imperator
Dr. Presson
Brazil
United States
Lisbon
Mongolia
Azores
Canadians Protest Against Red Tape
London June 18 unrest among Canadian soldiers in England boiled over with a 400 strong protest attack on Epsom police. Several police officers were wounded and one is dying as the mob sought to free a Canadian soldier arrested.
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London
England
Epsom
Burley Hosts Visiting Party In Desert to Prosperity Tour
A party touring Burley enjoyed energy and irrigation progress in drought stricken lands now revived by water, praised local bankers for a theater entertainment night, and departed by Pullman trains grateful for Burley’s hospitality and fellowship.
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Burley
Pullman
Pocatello Briefs Highlight Park Use and Rail News
Local notes report visitors from Ogden to Pocatello including T. Mu phy and health updates on Superintendent Stevenson. Short Line park is opened for daily playground use with YWCA supervision for children only. Several railroad staff changes and engine inspections are noted as No Accident Week campaigns advance.
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Pocatello
Ogden
Yellowstone
Murphy
Stevenson
Hollywood
California
Park
Big class will take antlers
The Elks lodge candidates from Soda Springs cannot attend the initiation at Elks Temple in Pocatello on June 20. Soda Springs travels to Cokeville for a ball on that date. A large local class will take initiation Friday with the club rooms open to ladies. A dancing party and banquet follow in Antlers hall hosted by Mesdames Stoker Norman Jacobson Hurlbert Higson Fox Petersen Job. Soda Springs night planned for July 18 with representatives coming up.
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Elks Lodge
Soda Springs
Elks Temple
Pocatello
Cokeville
Antlers Hall
Mesdames al Stoker
Oscar Norman
A. M. Jacobson
Harry Hurlbert
Frank Higson
Harry Fox
Arthur Petersen
Ed Job
Fifty Spartacan prisoners attack Weimar castle in failed bid
Fifty Spartacan Communist prisoners released from Weimar jail attacked a government residence soon after midnight aiming to seize the president premier and defense minister but were repulsed by a lone guard.
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Weimar
Associated Press
San Francisco Court Sentences Three Espionage Convicts
Theodroda Pollak Basil Saffores and Albert Fox, convicted in Sacramento under the espionage act, were sentenced today to two months each. Miss Pollak also faced a $100 fine.
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San Franesco
Theodroda Pollak
Basil Saffores
Albert Fox
Sacramento
Miss Pollack
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