Rotary convention in Salt Lake opens with Pan American focus
Daylight Saving Law looms as a controversial headline amid Rotary International events in Salt Lake. Luke Barrett warns Western solidarity is key to world security. Pan American union leaders discuss honest business policies with Latin America and Mexican relations while Rotary delegates tour Great Salt Lake and plan 1920 actions.
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Salt Lake
Rotary Clubs
Angi Baxon
Old World
Luke Barrett
Pato-American Union
Cheeley K. Perry
Porson
Rey
F. B. McGuire
San Juan
Porto Rico
Llanl
United States
Repubec
McGuire
Covic
Miguel Cadellero
Mantanzes
Cuba
Soldrras
Convection i Spandal
Joan Fifinger
Wonolulu
Rotary
Great Salt Lake
Toray
Ogden Rotary
Binghaw
German peace delegation memo may resign in view of treaty stance
Berlin dispatch reports the German peace delegation drafted a memorandum urging the cabinet to refuse the peace treaty alliance. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau reportedly will resign along with the other delegation members if the stance is not adopted. The Bavarian ministries and Wartime authorities are cited in the account.
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Berlin
Jund
Associated Press
Welrmar
Zeitung Art Mitta
Count von Brockdorff-Rentean
Tageblatt
Wall
Bavaria
Wartlein
Weimar
Congress
Senate
House
Alz Semarter
Calder
Frelinghuysen
Newberry
Page
Phipps
Robinson
Nepubicans
Senator Roblovou
Military Prisoners Attack in German City Report
Berlin dispatch June 18 describes a disorder in Weimar where sixty military prisoners and several criminals overpowered guards near the castle region. a planned assault on the castle failed, some prisoners were captured while others surrendered by morning. Also note a Prague dispatch on Hungarian society and French aid claims and unrelated verse fragment.
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Berlin
Warnat
Weimar
Geneva
Béla Kun
Hungary
Russia
Prague
Uniform speed limit law for Ogden corridor in Utah
Representatives from Salt Lake Weber and Davis counties met at Farmington to adopt a uniform speed ordinance for the Salt Lake Ogden highway. The plan sets thirty miles per hour on open roads between towns and fifteen miles per hour at crossings within towns, with Salt Lake County drafting the official text for all four counties.
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Salt Lake
Boards of Emily Commissioners
Weber J Counties
Davie County
Farmington
Salt Lake-Ogidan
Davis County
T. de Witt Foster
Tia
M. P. Crown
J. G
Deke County
D. ¥. Smith
J. W. Gatay
Thomas Parker
W. P. Epperson
Kaysville
Beniform
Comjissataner Lindsay
Salt Lake County
Davis
Weber Counties
Salt Lake Fond Ogden
Boards of City Commissioners
Cornrilk
Orden
Utah State Automobile Associa’tion
Foster
Asanciation
Ogden Highway
Algan
Tax filing extended for April May returns collection
Commissioner Daniel Roper announces extended due dates for April and May tax returns under various 1918 act sections. Extensions push deadlines to June 20 for April returns and to July 20 for May returns across sectors including jewels sculptures paintings, ice cream, autos, musical instruments, sporting goods, and motion pictures, easing taxpayer penalties.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Daniel
Roper Han
Columms
Stulptures
Paintings, Inc
Investigation of Mexican Situation Proposed by Rep Gould
A congressional committee proposal seeks an investigation into the Mexican situation since 1910. Representative Gould of New York introduced the measure, authorizing a broad inquiry into economic political and military relations between the United States and Mexico. The panel would have power to meet in Mexico or elsewhere as needed.
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Washington
Gould
New York
United States
Mexico
Blockades Planned For by American Forces
Washington reports indicate a shift toward enforcing blockades against Britain as part of wartime policy. A likely rigid embargo on neutrals trading with Germany could accompany rationing, with possible presidential decision pending. Atlantic City coverage notes labor discussions awaiting President Wilson after telegraphers strike developments.
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Washington
Germany
Emmany
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Telesrspler
Unianh
Wade
Kaiser visited by officers at Amerongen castle
In Amerongen on Tuesday June 17 the exiled German emperor’s residence became lively as Lt Col Hoefer and others dined at the castle. Colonel von Esabok arrived from Arnhem in civilian dress amid uncertain motives tied to Germany’s postwar talks. General von Zadorff contemplates a Germany departure as Allied replies to German counter proposals circulate. A party of twelve American naval ratings earlier toured Amerongen castle and its surroundings.
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Amerongen
Tueesday
Sala
Hoefer
William Hohenhollern
Kentege
Foreign Office
von Esabok
Arphem
Germany
von Zadorff
Rotterdam
Amerongen Castle
Outrage Fears Rise as Bureau Chief Warns of Attacks
Washington reports furth bomb outrages expected by J. Flynn head of the Bureau of Investigation in the Department of Justice. He said precautions are being taken nationwide to forestall radicals after recent bomb outrages tied to a domestic element. authorities say the threats are connected and largely ideologically driven.
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Washington
Furth
Mum J. Flynn
Ehiet
Boreau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Potter
Flynn
Ford World Flag Idea Mentioned In Libel Trial
At Mount Clemens Michigan on June 19 the Henry Ford libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune featured discussion of his so called flax of humanity. Irving Bacon testified he helped draft a watercolor sketch showing a world with symbols of universal brotherhood and peace as part of Ford's far reaching vision.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Elenry Ford
Judee Packer
Ford
Bel
Chicago Daily Tribune
Fonax
Aswan
Irving Bacon
Ford Motor Company
Dean Marqhuis
Dean Marqhuis, Head of the Educational Department, Or Mr. Brownell
Universy Brotherhood
Doctor Halseelden of Bollinger Baby fame dies in Havana
Chicago reports Dr Harry J Halseelden who avoided overfeeding a critically ill child known as the Bollinger Baby has died in Havana Cuba from a cerebral hemorrhage. He gained international note for refusing to operate on the child fearing only temporary benefit and better to let it die.
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Chicago
Harry J. Halseelden
Bollinger
Havana
Cuba
S Halaelden
Gaby Foliinger
Masselden
Expert in Pars Quits Paris and Morrison Resigns
The American peace delegation accepts the resignation of Dr S E Morrison, a Russian experts' member on the Maltic commission. Morrison quit over disapproval of notes exchange between the allies and Admiral Kolchak at Omsk, arguing Russia cannot be restored by allied cooperation with the Omisk government.
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Paris
Associated Press
S. EB. Morrison
United States
Maltic Commission
Morrison
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Russia
Omisk
Spartacan Nob Attacks Castle as Weimar Struggles To Decide
Weimar reports a night assault by Spartacists and released communist prisoners on the castle housing the government. A lone guard repelled the mob after they disarmed entrance guards and clashed by windows. Premier Scheidemann spoke on treaty talks amid uncertain terms and warned of hard times.
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Weimar
Associated, Press
Ebert
Scheldemann
Gustave Noske
Scheidemann
Terr Schefeniinn
Versailles
German cabinet head warns peers on peace reply
Philipp Scheidemann the head of the German cabinet told the peace commission of the national assembly that the allied reply to German counter proposals, without the complete text, did not permit final judgment and that premature verdict would be a mistake.
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Weimar
AssociatedPress
Philipp Scheidemann
Peace Commission
National Assembly
Apology Offered by M Clemenceau to German Delegation
Paris June 18 M Clemenceau president of the peace conference sent a letter to Caynt von Brockdarff Rantzau apologizing for demonstrations at Versailles. He regrets acts contrary to hospitality and cites absence of police officials as a factor. The prefect of the Seine department will offer an apology to von Haniel and be relieved.
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Paris
M. Clemenceau
Caynt von Brockdarff-Rantzau
Versailles
Vergailles
Srine and Oolee
Wall
von Haniel
German Cabinet Deliberates Peace Terms in Weimar
The Weimar cabinet discussed the terms from the allied powers but took no decision. It awaits a conference of south German premiers and will not meet again until Thursday. Clemenceau sent an apology to the German peace delegation for the Versailles incident.
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Weimar
Asspciated
Clemenceal
Versallies
Deportation of Winnipeg Strike Leaders Begin
Winnipeg Mes June 19 Deportation proceedings start today as detain ed leaders are sent to Stony Mountain penitentiary. A special board of inquiry under the immigration act will hear the case, with crown prosecutor A J Andrews noting the board can report accused men immediately if amended council rules apply. Street car service resumes with workers returning after an ultimatum, pickets present but no clashes. Striking railway carmen request settlement to central strike committee amid ongoing sympathy actions.
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Winnipeg
Mes
Stony Moontalo Penitentiary
Board of Inquiry
Otixwa
Winiper
A. J. Andrews
A. W. MecLibont
Elbert Wins Interstate Trap Shoot Title in Iowa Meet
B F Likert of Des Moines won the interstate trap shooting title in Mason City Iowa breaking 347 in the second round and totaling 264 of 300. Powell of the Olawa Courier won the state amateur cup while Gavin of Mason City took the Dodge handicap event and Cheix of Portal N C led high man with 198 of 290. In Chicago Henry Clay Wilson was found dead by a tree, a suspected poisoning after vanishing nine weeks ago from his South Side residence.
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Mason City
B. F. Likert
Des Males
Iowa
Mex Powell
Olamwa Courier
Wi. M. Gavin
A. H. Cheix
Portal
N. C
Chicago
Henry Clay Wilson
Kong, Mead
Cal
Polsot
Ifa
Noti!fied
All Fraternal Day Outing Planned at Lagoga
At the masting of the Wish Fraternal congress it was decided to hold the second annual All Fraternal Day Outing at Lagoon July 18. A program is planned with talks from the Fraternal Congress and active war effort contribution noted. W J Moore of Qgirn heads the state committee and is arranging extensive plans for a day of pleasure.
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Lagoon
Ulan
Menn
Alay
W. J. Moore
Qgirn
Harman
State General Committee
Balloon Leaves to Chart Winds Near Los Angeles
A United States Army balloon from the Arcadia balloon school near Los Angeles carried four passengers on a wind driven trip to Riverside and the desert. Colonel J J MyGatt led the mission to function as a moving observation post with Dr Ford A Carpenter meteorologist and Lieutenant Donald J Cathcart assisting. The craft carried three days of rations and weather gear, with a 45 000 cubic foot capacity, allowing several days aloft as winds are mapped.
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Los Angeles
Gal
Arcadia Balloon School
United States Army
J. J. MyGatt
Ford A. Carpenter
Meterologis J
Weather Bureau
Donald J. Cathcart
Riverside
Mysatt
Flight 5 Not To Be Made In London
London reports the planned British airship flight A4 Ta Avène postponed as Germany weighs its peace terms. In Rio, the Royal Bank of Canada and Yokohama Specie Bank plan to open tranches in major Brazilian cities.
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London
Germany
JAP Bank
Rio Janeiro
Royal Bank of Canada
Yokohama Specie Bank of
Saye Int Koon
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