Kaiser’s Son Veiled Comeback Hints Fuel Diplomatic Tensions
Washington reports confidentially allege the former German crown prince and possibly the former emperor may attempt to reenter Germany after the peace treaty. Dutch internment on Weirinin island and international law risk are noted as authorities anticipate escape precautions. The item also covers U.S. political maneuvers on the Mondell bill and Idaho reclamation efforts influencing farmer lands policy.
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Germany
Holland
Weirinin
Zuyder Zee
Max
Washington
Associated Press
Netherlands
Grange Opposes Mondell Bill in Arid Lands Push
In Washington a clash grows over the Mondell bill with eastern and southern opposition. Idaho Reclamation officials led by Major Fred R. Reed urge fast action, arguing for the half billion dollar arid lands project. National Grange argues against competition fears, favoring increased production to lower prices.
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Idaho
National Grange
Atkeson
Grange
Committee On Public Lands
Northwest
Washington
Fred R. Reed
Idaho Reclamation Association
Reed
Salt Lake
International Rotary
Reclamation Association
Idaho State Bankers’ Association
Burley
Central Labor Council
Boise
McCracken
Meee Gilhet
Makinett Ot Action Association
Caphayes
Court of Appeals Modifies Brewer Ruling in War Time Prohibition Case
The United States circuit court of appeals in New York on June 26 modified the injunction granted to brewers by Federal Judge Mayer. The higher court's opinion permits the prosecution to continue against those charged with war time prohibition violations.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mayer
Veterans of Four American Wars to Lead Pocatello Pageant
In Pocatello on the Fourth, veterans from four American wars are expected to parade alongside allied veterans. The event honors 1898, 1861, and 1846 veterans, plus 1919 soldiers, with Mexican War survivors noted as scarce in Idaho. A decoration scheme and senior athletic events augment the celebration.
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Pocatello
Amens
Republic
China
Congo
America
Pocatella
United States War Department
Itaho
G. A. R. Post
Soldiers’ Home
Boise
Idaho
FE. c. Tieman
Parsons
Mexico
Commissioner of Pensions
Roe
The
Goodman Decorating Co
Salt Lake
Bannock
Camp Lewis
Coblenz
Germany
Buddie
West
N. B. Adkison
J. A. Foyt
H. BR. Solmes
Cleveland Myers
Victor Viera
Tech
Woman Drowns in City Ditch After Evening Walk
Mrs. Mary Jane Bauman of 746 South Second, found face down in a city ditch near Sixth avenue and Carter street at 8 a m. Water three feet deep. Last seen by son Jack O Laughlin shortly after 11 50 p m. Officials believe sleepwalking or restlessness led to the fall and drowning. Body taken to Schumacher and Hall parlors with funeral plans to be announced.
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Mary Jane Bauman
South Second
Sixth Avenue
Carter Street
No Objection to Hindenburg Taking Choice
London reports rising disorder in Berlin with barricades and clashes between government troops and mobs. Military circles say a counter revolution began as soon as the Communist revolt started. Field Marshal von Hindenburg told defense ministers allied rejection of German peace reservations could allow reconquest of Posen and eastern front maintenance, but a favorable outcome is doubtful. he would prefer an honorable fall to a dishonorable peace.
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London
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph
Amsaterdan
Posen
Italy faces worse position after peace talks
Rome reports Foreign Minister Titoni told the senate that Italy approved British and French demands in Asia and Africa, while Britain and France did not acknowledge Italy. He warned if this persists Italy cannot demobilize or heal its wounds at peace.
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Rome
Italy
Great Britain
France
Asia
Africa
Titoni
Senate
Prohibition Action Splits Bill Into Three Sections
The house judiciary committee voted to divide prohibition legislation into three parts with war time prohibition distinct from constitutional prohibition and industrial alcohol manufacture. It approved submitting, in full, the war time enforcement bill defining intoxicants as beverages over half a percent alcohol.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
League Won’t Handicap the Irish Says Senate Denies
Washington June 22. Senator Phelan of California denies that the league of nations would handicap the Irish freedom effort. He says Article ten of the covenant applies only to external aggression.
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Washington
League of Nations
Senate
Phelan
California
Denver Bank Cashier Surrenders on Grand Larceny Charge
Robert A. Brown, cashier of the closed City Bank & Trust, surrendered to the sheriff facing a grand larceny count for a $20,000 check. He pleaded not guilty and posted a $1000 bond after arraignment, claiming to have been in Rico, Colorado, since the bank's closure.
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Denver
Robert A. Brown
City Bank & Trust Company
Rico
Colorado
Armistice Breached by Ukrainian Advance
Paris reports the armistice between Poland and Ukraine has been broken by a Ukrainian forward move, according to information received from the region.
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Paris
Burleson Blacklists Violators on Strike
Washington June 26 Postmaster General Burleson told a committee he would not direct telegraph companies to re employ strike violators he deemed them in violation of wire control board and war labor board rules.
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Washington, D. C
Burleson
American Federation of Labor Today
Wire Control Board
War Labor Board
Women Wander to Other Fields in Pocatello
Chief of Police George Ish reports Idaho Falls officials say many female undesirables have moved to Sunnyland and will be slipped out of the city. Pocatello plans a detective bureau, a complete crime index, new patrol signals at key intersections, and telephones for officers to boost efficiency.
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George Ish
Idaho Falls
Sunnyland
Ish
Pocatello
West Center
Main Street
East Center
Second Avenue
South Second Avenue
YANK CASUALTIES ON SIBERIAN FRONT
An officer and three enlisted men were killed, two wounded, and one officer and four men captured in recent fighting with anti Kolchak forces in Siberia. General Graves, commanding the Siberian expeditionary forces, advised the War Department.
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Washington, D. C
Siberia
War Department
Graves
Siberian
Tornado Hits Canadian Town Near Medicine Hat
A tornado near Empress Saskatchewan? Alberta area yesterday killed one child and injured several as buildings were demolished. A railway car with a family was lifted and smashed beyond recognition.
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Calgary
Empress
Medicine Hat
Hamburg councils seize power in city hall reports
Berlin received advices citing Hamburg industrial council representatives who have assumed full political and military authority and sit in the town hall.
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London
Hamburg
Town
Berlin
Hun delegation to conference includes Mueller and Bell
Paris reports efforts to sign the peace treaty by 3 PM Saturday. Berlin selects Hermann Mueller and Dr. Bell as German envoys to sign terms, with Berlin warned of possible ultimatum if no official reply arrives. Sinking ships and German reparation are cited in Allied notes.
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HUN
Mueller
Bell
Paris
Associated Press
Council of Three
Berlin
Hermann Mueller
Germany
Clemenceau
Posen
Poland
East
West Prussia
Noted Woman Sees France Full of Action at Rotary Luncheon
Miss Ida Tarbell spoke on her France visit urging business leaders to expect Europe to recover after the peace treaty. She said prewar conditions are distant due to widespread destruction and rebuilding, but Europe, especially France, will rebound.
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Rotary Club
Ida Tarbell
France
Europe
I. S. Dietrich
Dr. Newton
Ray Brookhart
Emmett Gasser
John Mullen
H. J. McLaughlin
Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
A. R. Higson
Tech Farm
Finis Bentley
Salt Lake
Idaho
Rotary Clubs
New York
D. W. Davis
Private Jesse Funk Prefers Ranch Life After War Honors
Colorado Springs, June 26. Private Jesse Funk of Calhan, a recipient of the congressional medal of honor, the French croix de guerre and the distinguished service cross, returns from service and plans ranch life and work at Denver stock yards. He says he would rather face machine gun fire than endless welcomes from newsmen.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jesse Funk
Calhan
Colorado
Denver
Funk
Martin Funk
Pershing
Funk Ranch
Jesse
Jury Discharges After Hung Verdict in Dietz Draft Case
In Spokane on June 26 the jury in federal court reported failure to reach a verdict in the Wil liam H. Lone Star Dietz trial on false registration and falsification of the draft questionnaire and was discharged.
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Spokane
United States District Court
William H
Lone Star
Dietz
Hamby Sentenced to Electric Chair in Brooklyn Court
Gordon Fassett Hamby showed indifference as the New York Supreme Court in Brooklyn sentenced him to die in the electric chair for the murder of the East Brooklyn Savings Bank paying teller. He is to die at Sing Sing during the week of July 28.
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New York
Gordon Fassett Hamby
Brooklyn
Hamby
East Brooklyn Savings Bank
Sing Sing
Foreclosure Sale Ordered for Bannock County Land
Public notice of a 1919 foreclosure sale by Sheriff George Kemabey in Bannock County Idaho. The property is the east half of the northwest quarter and west half of the northeast quarter of section 12 township 6 south range 36 east, totaling 160 acres with water rights. Sale set for July 1 1919 at 10 am in front of the Bannock County Courthouse, Pocatello.
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Bannock County
Notice of sale under foreclosure issued after judgment for Lyman Fargo against Axel Hjulstrom Alanson Lewis Rachel M Lewis and Lee Arnett. Property described as east halves of sections 12 town Boise meridian Bannock County with water rights and ditch rights. Sale set for July 21 1919 at 10 o clock in Bannock County Pocatel y. Sheriff George Be Mabry Deputy M Bendinsen signs dated June 25 1919.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bannock County
Lyman Fargo
Axel Hjulstrom
Alanson Lewis
Rachel M. Lewis
Lee Arnett
Boise Meriding
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Pocatel Y Idaho
United States
Jyne
George BE. Mabry
M. Bendinsen
Paris Premier Clemenceau signals possible October elections
Paris reports quote Premier Clemenceau stating general elections may occur in October. Newspapers interpret this as doubt about his retirement and hint at a cabinet shakeup. Some editors suggest specialists could be brought into government to handle key questions.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
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Wanderg
Hindenburg
Denver Bank
Ida M. Tarbell
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State of Idaho
William L. Hayes
Mary R. Hayes
K. J
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Boise Veridian
George KE Mabey
M. Bendixsen
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