Germany Seeks Peace Treaty Terms On Equal League Status
Berlin reports Germany would accept proposed military economic and naval provisions in the peace treaty if allowed immediate equal league footing and full reciprocity in economics. The covering note says Germany rejects treaty demands beyond its means and urges plebiscites for territorial changes, while offering Belgium a pledge and Sarre arrangements.
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Times Denton in Pocatello Push Raises Paper Move Question
Chronicle and Times debate a possible relocation of the Twin Falls Times to Pocatello. Mr Denton and partner McKaig rumored to run both papers if move proceeds, with finance and ownership questions unsettled. Public interest centers on who would back two papers and future ownership.
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Navy to Begin Rush Recruiting After Peace Treaty
The Navy plans an intensive recruiting push once Congress fixes navy size, to prevent a crippled force after a peace treaty. Captain Leigh told the House Naval Committee that only 126,000 would remain and called this insufficient, proposing two-year enlistments and greater naval reserve retention beyond the current 10 percent.
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Man Falls Into Dam and Drowns While Taking Short Cut
Melvin Lowe, working for a man named Boley, used a pipeline as a shortcut to reach horses on the far side of the dam and fell in. Leete of Twin Falls was notified. Lowe was dead upon arrival. The body was taken to Twin Falls last evening by Grossman Undertaking Parlors.
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Telegraph workers union sanctions nationwide action
Washington announces by F H McDowell that J Konenkamp of the International Telegraphers Union approved an ultimatum sent to American Telephone and Telegraph and other wire companies. The nationwide action is set to begin Monday at 3 p.m. with members of telegraph and electrical crafts likely to participate. Atlanta officials were among those informed.
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Villa forces beaten near Santa Andre by Juarez troops
CARRANZA PUSHING TROOPS TO THE NORTH El Paso May 30 Colonel J G Escobar in command of the Juarez garrison announced the defeat of a Villa force at Santa Andre 45 miles southwest. The battle began Tuesday morning and lasted twenty four hours with Villa forces under Martin Lopez losing half their strength. Federals under General Petronilo Hernandez provided no numbers. Consul Andres G Garcia denied Chihuahua City danger and said a 10 000 strong federal force en route had reached Santa Rosa lia and would move to Chihuahua City once the railroad is repaired. He denied mutiny claims and said Juarez garrison of 2500 were paid. No trains ran today and reports of Moctezuma and Villa Ahumada changes were not confirmed.
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Villa Threatens Americans in El Paso Message
A fragmented May 20 report from El Paso cites General Villa warning Washington about U S troops crossing the border to Juárez. The text shows tense rhetoric on military action and passage, reflecting border tensions in the era.
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Toronto Sympathetic Strike Dims City Activity
Strikers on the first day numbered 7 500 to 8 000 amid factory closures and halt in construction of about forty buildings. A labor convention will decide on calling out more unions and the street railway workers stance looms as carmen meet tomorrow night.
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Winnipeg Idle Workers Parade In Metro Amid Strike
Idle workers marching through Winnipeg business district guided non union colleagues without violence as railway brotherhood mediators seek settlement. Municipal authorities halted streetcar service amid possible metal workers agreement. city council to decide on police resignations for anti sympathy pledge. Federal minister Gideon Robertson sent messages to Fort Williams and Port Arthur mayors about a planned trades council meeting for sympathy action.
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Factional battles in Pocatello amid Non-partisan and old line Democrats
In Pocatello the rival Democratic factions aligned with the Non-partisan league and the old line Democrats struggle to coordinate pulp and plan. Dan Denton of the Twin Falls Times presses for a united paper with local job printing, aiming to move operations to Pocatello. The effort faces council scrutiny and funding questions as party factions debate a new Democratic newspaper.
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