Villa Forces Move Toward Casas Grandes In Mexico
El Paso reports Francisco Villa and his rebel column are believed heading toward Casas Grandes, 25 miles southwest of Juarez, with Villa planning a base there. Pursuit by American cavalry was hindered by irrigated lowlands and ditches, slowing advances and giving rebels a lead. Border troops are reinforced. patrols guard towns from El Paso to Fort Hancock and Fabens, with airplanes en route for scouting missions.
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Francisco Villa
Casa Grandes
Juarez
Casas Grandes
Cabell
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Villa
Rio Grande
Ysleta
Texas
Fabens
Fort Hancock
Columbus
New Mexico
Hachita
Francis Glover
San Antonio
Y M C A Boys Plan Summer Work and Schedule
The Y M C A Boys Department leaders will meet at the Y on Thursday evening June 19 to elect permanent officers set a program and form committees for expanded activities in coming months. First ball games set for tomorrow with league teams playing at Brady Park at 9 am and captains reporting strong rosters in the Tribune.
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Y. M.C. A. Boy's Department League
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the Tribune
Winnipeg Strike Leaders Arrested and Red Papers Seized
Ten strike leaders were arrested at their homes and taken by government officials to an out of country destination. Reports say others were rounded up in Calgary and other western points. The northwest mounted police raided the labor temple and seized literature believed to be Polshvik in nature.
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Winnipeg
Calgary
Northwest Mounted
Mexican government deems U.S. troop crossing a sovereignty violation
General Candido Aguilar, Carranza confidant, denounces United States soldiers entering Mexican territory in a formal statement from the Mexican embassy El Paso June 17. Meanwhile General Erwin reinforces every border town along the Rio Grande to deter a Villa raid in retaliation for the expedition into Mexico.
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Mexico
United States
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
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el Paso
Rio Grande
Erwin
Two British fliers complete first nonstop trans Atlantic flight
London hailed Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur W Brown for finishing the 1650 nautical mile nonstop crossing from St John’s Newfoundland to Clifden Ireland in 16 hours 12 minutes. The Vickers Vimy aircraft was inspected with seals intact, confirming the historic achievement amid harsh weather and ice en route.
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John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
St. John’s N.fp
Clifden
Galway
Ireland
Aero Elub
Alcock
Brown
Atlantic
Alcouk
England
Near Disaster in Flight as Biplane Dives Toward Ocean
The craft flew at 140 miles per hour with the pilot unable to gauge movement as the compass swung. Lieutenant Brown noticed the drift and alerted Captain Alcock. The plane nearly struck the sea. the crew snatched it from a dangerous dive. Soldiers guard the biplane, likely to dismantle it.
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Brown
Alcock
R T Keymen Refuse to Yield on Tight Wire
Chicago and San Francisco dispatches report failed negotiations between the Western Union employees association and the Order of Railway Telegraphers over handling commercial business on railroad wires. The Rail Way Telegraphers chief E J Manson said the order would stay in force while defendants blamed the other side. California electrical workers walked out at 8 am affecting major cities.
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Chicago
Association of Western Union Employees
Order of Railway Telegraphers
E. J. Manson
Western Union
San Francisco
California
Utah man charged with bigamy found living at Fort Hall
Brigham City June 17 Frederick T Madden alias Bob White is jailed on bigamy charges after being nabbed at Fort Hall Idaho last week by Deputy Sheriff Joseph R Olsen. He allegedly married twice, first in Cabool Missouri then to Cora Vowers of Ogden in January, later living in Tacoma and Fort Hall under an assumed name. He returned to Brigham City without contesting extradition. He is 26.
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Brigham City
Frederick T. Madden
Bob White
Port Hall
Idaho
Joseph R. Olsen
Madden
Cabool
Utah
Miss Cora
Ogden
Tacoma
Wash
Fort Hall
Grain Market Update From Chicago
Grain market notes from Chicago dated June 17 show prices quoted at 1.75 to 1.75 percent, with a lingering outlay of 7 percent noted in brief market remarks.
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Chicago
Corm
Teacher's broad mission highlighted by Idaho tech institute address
Supt J F Lewis of St Anthony public schools spoke at the Idaho Technical Institute summer session on what it means to be a teacher. He urged teachers to stay in the profession, stressed education for citizenship and English, and called for better physical welfare and equipment for students to prevent later institutional care. Superintendent Walter Siders will speak Thursday. enrollment at the summer school stands at 14.
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J. FL Lewis
St. Anthony Public Schools
Pocatello Nich School
Idaho Technical Insitute
Lewis
Pocatello
Idaho
New York City
Sapt. Lewis
Walter R. Siders
Pocatello City
Frazier
State buys 1920 auto plates for lower price
Frank F. Linz state purchasing agent let a contract for 45 000 automobile license plates to National Colortype of New Port Kentucky at 14 cents each, saving 4478 over last year. Total cost 6300. Also bought 2000 motorcycle plates at 8 cents and 2000 chauffeurs badges from L W Thrailkill Boise agent for Kentucky.
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Frank
President Wilson to tour the nation after Paris peace
President Wilson plans a three week speaking tour after returning from Paris to explain the peace treaty and the league covenant. He intends to address Congress upon arrival and will begin a swing around the circle in early July visiting principal cities.
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Washington
Wilson
Paris
Congress
White House
Kansas Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amendment
Topeka Kansas June 17 The Kansas legislature in a special session Monday unanimously ratified the woman suffrage amendment to the United States constitution.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
German peace terms due for German assembly ratification
The German peace mission must present its answer to allied terms by June 23 in Paris time. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau heads to Weimar for cabinet talks as Germany prepares to submit the final reply to the national assembly for ratification. In Idaho Falls an auto crash on Willow Creek road injured City Clerk George Riches and killed his mother-in-law Mrs. John Sedall with others hurt.
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Paris
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versailles
Weimar
German National Assembly
Idaho Falls
George Riches
John Sedall
Willow Creek Dugway
Riches
Mr. Riches
Russell Riches
Peace Conference Replies to German Counter Proposals
The detailed reply to German counter proposals covers objections to the treaty, frontier changes in West Prussia, a plebiscite for Upper Silesia, and finance clauses. It assigns responsibility for the war, discusses penalties, and outlines the tribunal system for war-crime trials while noting reparations require a continuing broad powers commission. Turkish mission briefed the council on Turkish status and situation.
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Paris
West Prussia
Upper Silesia
Berlin
Vienna
Budapest
Germany
Allies Control Tribunal
Bank Hold Up in West Cleveland Nets $50,000 Loot
Five armed bandits robbed the West Cleveland bank in broad daylight. Two guarded six customers and four clerks outside while two entered the bank and the fifth waited in a running car with the engine idling. Currency valued at about $50,000 was taken before the thieves fled in a stolen automobile.
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Cleveland
Ohio
West Cleveland
House Judiciary Panel Rejects Wartime Prohibition Repeal
Washington June 17 By a vote of ten to three the house judiciary committee refused the adoption of a motion by Representative Igoe Democrat of Missouri to repeal wartime prohibition as it affects light wines and beer.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Igoe
Missouri
Royal Neighbors Meet at Magic Hall Wednesday Night
The Royal Neighbors will meet Wednesday night in regular session at the Magic hall. A good attendance is expected.
Two Boys Lose Lives In Snake River Falls Tragedy
Herbert Bourdette aged 17 and his nephew Harold aged 7 disappeared after crossing near Shoshone Falls on the Snake River. Sheriff Sprague and 15 others searched banks and upper canyon until morning, hoping the boys were swept to safety but fearing they were lost in the current. Fathers work at the News printing establishment.
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Shoshone Falls
Herbert Bourdette
Harold Bourdette
Twin Falls
Sprague
News Printing Establishment
Park Playground Open For Children Sundays
One hundred twenty children enjoyed the park Sunday from 2 to 9 p.m. O L has allowed grounds to be used as a children play park though not a public park for adults. Supervisors present. the organization bears no liability for accidents. Women may volunteer by leaving address with the YMCA auxiliary. Playground hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, Sundays 2 to 9 p.m.
Nominations Made by President Wilson in Senate
Washington June 17 among scores of nominations sent by the president to the senate were John Skelton Williams to continue as comptroller of the currency Norman Hapgood to be minister to Denmark Richard Crane to be minister to Czecho Slovakia Hugh Gibson to be minister to Poland Henry M Robinson of California to join the shipping board and William A Burna Reno to be assayer in charge of the joint at Carson Ney all reflecting broad list of nominations that failed of confirmation in the last senate
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Senate
Wilson
John Skelton Williams
Norman Hapgood
New York
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Richard Crane
Czecho- Slovakia
Hugh 8. Gibson
Poland
Henry M. Robinson
California
Shipping Board
William A. Burna
Reno
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