HUNS DESPERATE OVER FOOD ISSUE
Hamburg reports say the twelve member commission controls the city and describes bloodshed from protests over adulterated food. Volunteers from Avrenfeld aided Hamburg police in a blood bath as spontaneous riots spread across Germany driven by hunger and the sale of spoiled goods. The demand grows to remove the Hamburg senators and end the violence.
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Commission
Hamburg
Avrenfeld
Iamburg
Germany
Nonpartisans facing defeat in North Dakota referendum
Fargo June 27. Outcomes of North Dakota referendum elections remain uncertain as opponents gain in Red River and valley counties. Western counties and large cities show a shift against seven laws from the Nonpartisan league. From 427 precincts, about 12 000 votes favored legative laws and 21 000 against, a largely urban measure representing roughly a quarter of total votes.
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Fargo
North Dakota
League
Red River
Valley
Nonpanies League
Legisature
Nonpartisan League
Idaho Troops Arrive Home From Overseas Welcome
A total of 125 members of the 146th Field Artillery arrived in Pocatello aboard No. 19. About 75 hail from Twin Falls. They traveled from Germany to the United States May 25 and were discharged at Fort Russell Wyoming, proceeding to Twin Falls for a public reception. E. J. Ostrander and Carl Hahn are among the Twin Falls veterans aboard.
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146Th Field Artillery
Pocatello
Idaho
Twin Falls
Minidoka
Germany
United States
Fort Russell
Wyo
E. J. Ostrander
Carl Hahn
German Troops Move to Hamburg to Restore Order
Berlin dispatch says German troops ordered to Hamburg to quell disorders reach suburbs. They demand immediate cessation of hostilities release of prisoners and surrender of weapons. Officials report about twenty killed and two hundred wounded in the rioting. the surface remains quiet.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Hamburg
Mondell Proposes Bill to Restore Newspaper Mail Rates
Washington D C June 27 A bill by Representative Mondell of Wyoming Republican leader proposes repealing the postal zone system for newspapers and periodicals. The measure would set second class mail at the flat prewar revenue bill of 1917 rate.
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Washington, D. C
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Victory pageant preparations in Pocatello mobilize unions
City organizers in Pocatello plan a large Victory celebration with General Chairman D. C. McDougall presiding. Labor unions will provide floats, teams, and personnel for a morning parade and evening events, followed by dances and a baseball game. Decorations crews work ahead as community involvement grows statewide.
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Dietrich
Teamsters’ Union No. 413
Painters’ Union
Carpenters’ Union No
Electricians’ Union
Court House
Whitaker
Harry 8
Arthur
MacNichols & Wright Hall
Ogden
Elks
Water storage drive boosts Idaho reclamation push
Major Fred R. Reed argues Idaho must store spring flood waters for irrigation revenue. The Idaho Reclamation Association seeks federal funding to build reservoirs, retai,n and promote reclamation, with Idaho counties like Lincoln Bannock and Ada contributing funds to support the effort.
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Fred R. Reed
Idaho Reclamation Association
Idaho
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Signing of Pact Is Due Saturday
Geneva June 27 Phillip Scheidemann former chancellor arrived in Switzerland Wednesday night. He has been granted ten days stay for health reasons. Constant papers claim he fled fearing assassination.
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Geneva
Phillip Scheidemann
Switzerland
Basle
Peace Treaty Signing Planned for Saturday Afternoon
Paris reports the council of four completed plans for signing the peace treaty at 3 PM Saturday. No official statement issued yet. President Wilson to meet correspondents that afternoon in a possible farewell event. If signings proceed, Wilson may depart for Brest and sail to the United States Sunday noon.
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Paris
Council of Four
Wilson
Germany
Brest
United States
German Delegates On Way to Cologne to Sign Treaty
Coblenz June 27 German delegates heading to Cologne after Berlin dispatch. They are reported to sign the treaty at 3 o clock Saturday, according to a telegram received by Coblenz papers.
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Coblenz
Cologne
Berlin
Crown Prince Still Remaining Upon His Island
The Hague reports that Frederick William Hohenzollern, former German crown prince, who was said to have escaped from Holland to Germany, remains at his residence on the Island of Wieringen this morning according to official announcements.
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the Hague
Frederick William Hohenszollern
Holland
Germany
Wieringen
Uncertain Update On Prince Frederick William Escape
Reports from Paris on June 27 discuss the lack of new details about Frederick William Hohenzollern's escape to Holland. Analysts doubt the move, noting no treaty obligation to extradite and the risk of his being targeted by the Entente if he enters Germany.
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Paris
Holland
Frederick William Hohenzollern
Germany
Entente
Fliers Plan Sacramento to Yellowstone Flight With Stop at Pocatello
A wire to the Commercial club details a planned Sacramento to Yellowstone airplane flight in the coming days. Haviland planes would refuel at Pocatello, requiring a 3000 by 500 foot clear field and consultation with former army fliers. Vice President Claude Bistline confirms Pocatello’s suitable landing field and promises assistance. Commanding Officer Watson requested a field map and 45 gallons of gasoline plus three gallons of aero oil, with the exact date to be announced.
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Commercial Club
Sacramento
Yellowstone
Pocatello
Haviland
Army
Claude Bistline
Club
Watson
Matherfield
California
Liberty Aero
First Victory Medal Issued to Wilson in World War I
The War Department announced that the first official Victory medal will be issued to President Wilson as commander in chief of the army. The second medal will go to Secretary Baker.
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Washington
Wilson
Army
War Department
Bake
Statewide group urged to push projects for Idaho
The speaker argues that lone delegations to Washington yield little. He credits B P Shawhan of Payette with securing government interest in the King Hill project. A statewide association could gain faster recognition than small delegations acting individually.
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Washington
B. P. Shawhan
Payette
King Hill
Shantung Goes to China Treaty Signed in Paris
Paris June 27 Chinese delegates after council of four advice agreed to sign the treaty with a protocol noting Japan would return Shantung concessions to China within a specified time.
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Shantung
China
Paris
Council of Four
Japan
Pocatello district sells $180000 bonds to Denver firm
The Pocatello Independent School District board sold negotiable bonds totaling 180000 dollars to Sidle Simmons Fels & Company of Denver. The firm’s bid included five percent bonds, par plus accrued interest at a premium of 1386, with free blank bonds and delivery at no charge. Sixteen bids were received from multiple firms including Keeler Bros and John Nuveen & Co.
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Pocatello Independen
Sidle, Simmons, Fels & Company of
Denver
Sidle, Simmons, Fels & Company
Keeler Bros
C. H. Rollins & Sons
John Nuveen & Co
Palmer Bond & Mortgage Co
G. E. Miller & Co
Bolger, Mosser & Willams
Ferris & Hardgrove
Carstens & Earls, Inc
Union Trust Co
Minnesota Loan & Trust Co
Sidney Spitzer &G
Bannock
General Hoffmann Defies Orders Over Brest-Litovsk Treaty
Berlin reports General Hoffmann, a key architect of the Brest-Litovsk talks with Russia, has been dismissed from command of the eastern district after declaring he would defend the area to the last man and would not recognize the peace treaty.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Hoffmann
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Counter Revolution in Hungary Suppressed
Budapest reports a counter revolutionary movement in Hungary ended after anti-government forces seized a monitor on the Danube. Vienna bureau confirms the suppression following the incident.
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Berne
Hungary
Danube
Vienna
Budapest
German ministers head to Versailles to sign peace treaty
Dr Hermann Mueller and Dr Johannes Bell travel from Berlin via Cologne toward Versailles for a 3 o clock Saturday signing. Paris reports uneasy allied mood persists and questions remain over German ratification and possible delays amid growing German unrest and reports of communist and counter revolutionary activities.
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Associated Press
Hermann Mueller
Johannes Bell
Couogies
Berlin
Versailles
Cologne
Paris
Judiciary panel favors single bill for prohibition enforcement
The House Judiciary Commission voted 17 to 2 to report all prohibition enforcement legislation in one general bill, with the enforcement measure as part one.
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Washington
House Judiciary Commission
Willard Dempsey Title Fight Officials Named
Toledo June 27 Ollie Pecord official referee for Toledo Boxing Commission will serve as third man in the ring for the Willard Dempsey bout in Toledo July The Philadelphia panel has been selected as judges for the contest.
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Toledo
Ollie Pecord
Toledo Boxing Commission
Willard-Dempsey
Philadelphia
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