National suffrage victory in House vote for Susan B Anthony amendment
The House approved the Susan B Anthony amendment resolution by 804 to 89, delivering a second major endorsement of national women’s suffrage. Supporters plan to press the fight in the Senate, expecting momentum from changes in membership and a vote early next month.
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Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Uffrage Organization
Enate
Memip
Conly
Nallons
Baptist pilgrims head to Denver for convention
Conrad Owens of the Baptist left Tuesday for Denver to attend the Baptist convention this week. Hrepman of Hazelton was in Taylor. Buhi was in Twin yesterday for a brief time. Patterson returned to his home yesterday after an unsuccessful operation at Boyd. Jerome was in for a visit.
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Burmah
Zelma Larmore
Castleford
Hawbecker
Gould
Jerome
H. G. Hiles
Salt Lake
Joe Jacobs
T. O. Boyd
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Lewis
J. H. Griffith
American Falls
Boyd Hospital
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Boise
G. K. Hunt
G. H.hall
Hollister
R. W. Lutz
Rogerson
J. S. Russell
Lydia Keogh
Frank Brock
Boyd Hopital
Conrad Owens
The
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Denver
Hrepman
Hazelton
Taylor
Buhi
Patterson
Boyd Ila Etheka
Brothers Fight Over Gould Millions In Estate Dispute
Frank J Gould accuses brother George Gould of mismanaging the Jay Gould estate, claiming a loss of 26 million dollars. He seeks removal as executor with support from sister the Duchess of Talleyrand, while another sister Helen Gould Shepard backs George. The original inventory stood at 83 million, with estimates now approaching almost double that value.
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Frank J. Gould
George
Jay Gould
Frank
Duchess of Talleyrand
Helen Gould Shepard
Ukraine and Poland clash over Galicia after armistice pledge
Paris dispatches report Ukraine ar mies commission protests to the peace conference over a Polish Galicia advance after the Paris armistice pledge. Paderewski’s failure to uphold pledges embarrasses the allies. The supreme economic council weighs continuing aid to states fighting on. Representatives of Ukraine and Poland appeared before the council of four with no decision reached.
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Associated Press
Paris
Galicia
Paderewski
Poland
Supreme Economic Council
Ukraine
Council of Four
French Aviator Tops Altitude Record At 28 871 Feet
Paris May 21 Sadi Lecointe a French aviator ascended to 8800 meters 28 871 feet at the Villa Coublay airfield setting a French altitude record Premier Clemenceau issued a decree permitting aerial navigation over all French territory Major R W Schroeder of the United States Air Service reached 28 900 feet last September at Dayton Ohio and weeks later Captain Lang and Lieutenant Blowes of the British Royal Air Force climbed to 30 500 feet at Ipswich England establishing the current world record.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sadi Lecointe
Villa Coublay
Clemenceaux
R. W. Schroeder
United States Air Service
Dayton
Lang
Blowes
Royal, Air Force
Ipswich
England
Canucks Reach Home After Vladivostok Voyage
Canadian soldiers crowded every vantage point aboard the liner Empress of Japan as it arrived in Vancouver from Vladivostok. The ship brought troops home to B C with crowds cheering ashore.
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Associated Press
Victoria
B. C
Vladivostok
Treaty of 1839 discussed by ministers in Aris
The Associated Press reports from Aris on May 21 that the council of ministers continued discussions today on the terms of the treaty dating to 1839. The coverage notes focus on ongoing diplomatic implications and the governance issues tied to the historic accord.
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The
Associated Press
ARIS
Council of Ministers
Italians Delay Revision of Austria Peace Treaty
Paris May 21 The Temps says the revision of the peace treaty to be offered Austrian plenipotentiaries at St Germain will be delayed for a few days. The Italian government will not sanction the new Austrian Jugo Slovak frontier while the Italy Yugoslavia border issue remains undetermined.
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Havas
The
Temps
St. Germain
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Reorganizing Navy Chief Lands In Albany
Admiral Sir John R. Jellicos of the British navy arrived in Albany on May 21 to begin his mission of reorganizing the Australian navy.
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Associated Press
Albany
West Australia
Sir John R. Jellicos
Yeoman Miss Battie Fisher Plans White Summer Uniforms
Yeoman female Battie Fisher, a distant relative’s Oklahoma oil inheritance recipient, remains at her desk in the navy building. She explains that yeomen will wear new white summer uniforms when weather warms, and she already has one ready. She notes she is 80 and cannot leave the service before obtaining hers.
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Battie Fisher
Oklahoma
Navy
City Council Moves Toward Supplemental Paving District
City officials plan a supplemental paving district covering Second and Third avenues west Fourth Avenue east and Sixth Street west with a possible Minidoka parcel near the freight depot. The measure aims to quell opposition to a bond issue to be voted June 6 and involves compromise on paving scope and funding.
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Fourth Avenue
Sixth ‘Street
Minidoka
Bers
D. B ‘Sullivan
H. Bolton
Messrs. Sullivan
Bolton
Eldridge
Channel
Breckenridge
Davies
Councilman Channel
Highway Board
E. V. Berg
Plan for Road Material Plant by Highway Board
The highway district plans establishing a plant to store penetration material for roads. B Channell chair of the board announced last evening that the board will build and operate a penetration pavement program. The project aims to repair and resurface roads with materials kept at the district facility.
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Highway. Board
Ce ‘B. Channell
Plans for Teachers Institute Approved by Supervisors
At a meeting of supervisors, plans were approved for a teachers institute. The event is to be conducted at the central setting with Hal G. Bie leading sessions.
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Bout Central Sett
Hal’ G. Bie
Ane
Cuba commemorates independence as Paris hosts charity estate deed
The Associated Press reports in Paris on May 21 that Cuba celebrates its independence day abroad with honors for President Wilson. A signed deed transfers Gabrielle d Esterre ges former chateau to Cuba to convert it into an asylum for French war orphans amid praise for Cuban wartime gifts to France.
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Paris
Cuba
Gabrielle d’Estreeg
Henry
France
Allies In Touch With Omi Kolchak In Moscow Note
The Paris peace conference notified Admiral Kolchak that once he stabilizes a government with free speech and a constituent assembly, his regime may be recognized as the non Bolshevik Russian government. Delegates in Paris are in constant contact, working out recognition details despite anti Bolshevik reports.
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Associated Press
Washington
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Paris
Soukine
Graves
Siberia
Siberian
Simi
Vlagivostock
O1sik
Po Herng
Mrs Bradley Again Heads Trainmen's Auxiliary
Mrs Bradley is reelected to lead the Trainmen's Auxiliary in a routine union officers' slate. The Associated Press reports the longtime organizer will serve another term, with members praising her leadership and experience.
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Trainmen's Auxiliary
Gas Industry Officials Tout Helium and Gas Savings Plan
At the convention of the Natural Gas Association of America Mr Lane announced discovery of Helium gas by the federal bureau of mines and an effort to make it available for commercial use. Thomas B Gregory warned gas supplies may be exhausted in twenty years if wasteful practices continue and urged restricting use to domestic and small industrial consumers with gas-saving appliances.
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Lane
Federal Bureau of Mines
Thomas B. Gregory
Natural Gas Bureau
United States Fuel Administration
Bank of Rogerson Idaho reports May 12 1919 condition
Bank of Rogerson Idaho end of business May 12 1919 reports resources totals including cash from banks and other items, loans, deposits of individual and savings, time certificates, and other miscellaneous items. It lists totals for assets and deposits and notes the bank's surplus and profits.
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Bank OF. Rogerson
Rogerson
Idaho
Dieselnnciu
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