davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Boise and vicinity:
FAIR TONIGHT AND SATURDAY:
KILLING FROST TONIGHT.
For Idaho: Tonight and SATURDAY..
fair; cooler north and southeast por-
tion tonight; killing frost tonight.
Highest temperature yesterday. 60
Lowest temperature this morning. So
Mean temperature yesterday. ...... 63
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
SEE EVEN CHANCE.

The Scheidemann government. which
has been temporarily removed to Wei
mar, was reported today as increas-
ingly optimistic regarding the situa-
ton in Bavaria. ReStora ton of So
cialist control is now believed to have
at least an even chance.
The general strike in Saxony and
the Ruhr districts is reported to be
growing, but the government has sue e.
ceeded in regaining control of the sit
uation in Madgeburg capital of Sax
ony). Street fighting in that city re
suited in heavy casualties.
Spartacans stormcd an unnamed
newspaper office in Hamburg. but
their activities We're reported to be
limited and government forces were
said 20 greatly outnumber the radicals
in that city.
The situation in Berlin is tense The
city is quiet. however. under the siege
conditions directed by War Minister
Noske. The government has taken
special precautions to protect the Red
Cross mission, which is housed in the
American embassy. The square in
front of that building is bristling with
machine guns mad armed motor cars
form a constant patrol. Although the
National Soviet congress has devel-
oped Enthusiastically radical tendencies
it apparently does not dare to under
take any violence
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
THOROUGH INQUIRY PROPOSED

The investigation of the methods
employed by Scholtz as proposed by the
Boise attorneys, if carried out, is to be
thorough one and will be made with
out anw recognition of the audit re-
Gently made by former State Auditor
Clarence Van Deusen.
One of its essential phases will be
complete examination of the stock
in the paper which has been issued.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11

refuse to pay indemnities or carry
out any of the other peace terms.
BAIT TO INVASION.
The Spartacans thus hope to force
the allies to occupy central Europe,
which they believe would embitter
the allied peoples against then gov
ernments.
With the allied armies in the inter-
ior of Germany the Spartacans would
Continued on Page Two.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
BIG FIRE At PITTsHuRe.

Pittsburg, Pa, April 11-Fire early
today did approximately $4,000 dam
age in the down town business district
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
BARE BOL LSFIEVIK PLOT TO PUT
WORLD IN WEIIRL OF ANARCHY:
SPARTACANS FIRST WORKED ON
With Boche Radicals in Power, Victors Demands
Ignored in Passive Manner; Invasion by Allied
Courted to Spread Germs of Redsm.

1-(uNTED PREss)-THE FOUR" TODAY CON
sDERED PROPOSAL SELLING RUSSIA 1T wAs
LEARNED FROM
WHAT DECISION WAS REACHED ANY, COULD AscER
TANNED.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
BY WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMS.

April 11Unted PressD-Confirmaon to
initial awod
received toda
According
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
Director Hines Announces Wage
Increase to Railroad Workers
Retroactive to Jan. |; Over
time Decision Held Up.
TO READJUST "OBVIOUS
INJUSTICE" HINES SAYS
Dining and Sleeping Car En-
pioyes Case Still Under Con-
sideration; R. R. Police
Raised Four Weeks Ago.

Washington, April II - Omitted
Press)-Train and enginemen on lines
OF the national railways today were
granted another increase in wages by
Director General Hines The order af-
fects more than 100000 employees and
the increases are retroactive to Janu-
AIRY l. Claims of the employees for time
and a half for overtime in road ser
vices was lett to a bipartisan board
for decision.
Practically completing the "war
cycle of wage advances, Hines
gave the four great railroad broth
erhoods increases ranging from
Sis to $3.50 for men paid by the
month and from $131 to $t53 for
men paid on a day basis, over
their 1917 wage scales.
TO RIGHT lNJUsTicEs.
The advances are designed to read
just obvious injustces'; wrought by
the general advance granted rail
workers May 25, 1918 Claims of the
conductors, trainmen, firemen and en-
gineers have been pending since last
December, Consideration of the case
has occupied the time of the railroad
administration wage board since the
first of the year when the hearings
ended
Only an approximate estimate of the
added burden of expense which will
accrue as a result of the increases was
obtainahle by railroad officiq 8. They
estimated that if increases sought by
tie train and enginemen and sleep
Ing car employees and railroad police
ha been in effect under last years
conditions the additional advances on
these amounts would total about $67,
100000 annually.
TWO CLASSES LEFT OUT.
With the dispositions of the brother
scales, only two relatively small
classes of railroads remain to be dealt
with. the Hines statement announced
Dining and sleeping car employees have
presented their arguments and their
cases are before the railroad admins,
tration. Members of the railroads po-
lice force were given increases about
four weeks ago.
In announcing his decision in the
brotherhoodS cases, Hines gave an
inkling of the problems which he faced
in arriving at Il settlement.
when the reports of the board of
wages and working conditions on these
claims were made" Hines said. Il was
faced with the following alternatives:
SEVERAL ALTERNATIVE
"G-To refuse to make any re-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
BY FRED S. FERGUSON.

.
Paris April 11.--Germany must pay in full for
"frightfulness.'
The former kaiser and his accomplces will be branded
the greatest criminals of the age with the way open
their legal prosecution in the countries where their
committed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11

New York, April III United press)-Saling under
rush orders the transport George Washington otherwise
known the presidential liner, will start for Bres 43O
o clock this afternoon.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
MUNICH SOVIET
power WANING.
ANTS RECOVER
Wurzburg Recaptured by So
CiaIistS and Capital Sur
rounded; Strike in Saxony
and Ruhr Zone Growing.
By FRANK TAYLOR.

Berlin, April 10 Delayed) Omitted
Press. )-Wurzburg has been recap
tured and Munich entirely surrounded
by forces of the deposed Socialist gov
ernment. according to advices received
here today.
After retreating from Nuremberg to
Bramberg, Premier Hoffman of Ra-
varia and several of his ministers are
reported to have succeeded in rallying
a formidable anti-Soviet army, con-
sisting of soldiers, workmen and stu
dents. a large force retook Wurz-
burg Q40 miles northwest of Munich)
from the Bolshevilli after a brief en-
counter in which most of the Soviet
officials and soldiers are said to have
surrendered. Another detachment has
Alnnich Cnnnletel slIrrnIIndel
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
Ex- KAISER may NOT ESCAPE
JUST DESERTS IF FRANCE OR
BELGIUM SEEK PROSECUTION:
H|GHER-UPS MUST PAY Price

ABANDON IDEA OF INTERNATIONAL COURT TO TRY ARCH
FlEND BUT NATIONALS TO HAVE CHANCE TO EXTRA
DITE BOCHE WAR LORDS ON LOCAL INDICTMENTS;
EXEMPEROR BARRED FOREVER FROM POWER
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
WILL DEMAND BE RECOGNIZED

Scholtz was absent in Boise when the
demand was made for the records and
those in charge of the office declined
to grant the demand until his return,
but agreed to get in touch with him ty
telephone communication, which was
done and Scholtz advised that he would
return late this afternoon.
In the event he refuses to rec
ognize the power of attorney grant
ed the Boise attorneys they will
Immediately apply to the court of
redress.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11

Washington, April IL United Press) THE peace
conference has made progress in the last two days
than in the previous two weeks private advces to the
White House stated today. Officials plainly pleased
with the turn of events and cables today indicate that the
American delegates in Paris expect settlement of the
major points shortly.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
Manager of the New Non-Par-
tisan Organ at Nampa Fails
to AppeaSe Fellow Stock
holders Antagonism.
ATTORNEYS INSIST ON A
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION
Boise Barristers Appear on the
Scene and Demand Peep at
Records; Case May Be Taken
to the Courts.
Capital News Special service)

Capital News Special Service.)
Nampa, April 11--W. G. Scholtz of
Boise, manager of the Non partisan
league daily paper in this city, has not
succeeded in Sitting the opposition to
his management of his paper, which
assumed such force three weeks ago
among the stockholders of the organ
and the members of the league.
This was evidenced today when
the legal firm of Davidson G.
Davidson of Boise arrived and,
supported by a power of attorney
issued them by number of the
original stockholders of the paper,
demanded permission to make
thorough investigation of it's rec
orels with a view to ascertainine
the exact methods through which
Sholtz secured and holds control.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11

CONTINUED On Page Eight.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-11
CAN'T REGAIN THRONE.

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
CREFNuIIL CLIB SHOOT.

Greenhill members are preparing lot
a big day on Saturday and shooting VIII
commence promptly at iW o'clock.
saturday offers the last opportunity for
The members 10 secure a leg on the
Cleno Cup. a handsome trophy cup DO
mated by II. q. Vending viii be placed
in competition 4 number OF trophies
will also be awarded on the day 5 res'
ular program OF nfty targets.
&. l.. Richards and I. II. simon orc
scheduled for a special contest OF iO
targets at i6 yards. J. I. stein and
CAPTAIN Somonton viii also shoot
against each other In an odd race. Cap
tain Simonion will shoot at 80 yards
while stein gocs 90 p yards Simonton
ciyes Stein r. added iagcts on the MY
birds. shooters viii watch with inter
est this novel system Of handicapplns.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
vosuELL LEADS FIELD.

Fortyliour shooters participated In
the mid-wcek shoot OF tho Greenhill
Club yesterday afternoon. In the regu-
lar 5O-target program Noshcll led the
field by breaking as OF his birds, and
r. p. dupont, r. r. Edwards and
Gsoree Simon tied for second place
with a record of i5 breaks 90 their
credit. John Minnick and Eugene
dupont each accounted Tor al OF their
30 clay birds.
The race between The women and
the doctors proved 20 be close one,
and undecided until ihe last target
was fired The women proved 10 he
the superior shooters but by close
margin OF one target Miss Hammond
was high scorc for her team with a
record of 3ixJ0 and Doctor Basuan
led the Doctors by smashing IS niros
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
noXINC AT pENNSGROVE

Frankie Clark OF Philadelphia, VIII
meet Joe NcCarron Of Allentown at the
pcnnsgrove 4. 4. tonight. Clark, wno
is very clever boy, has met some OF
The best I'm the country today.
The second wind-up OF the card VIII
he between Frankie Lewis or Whining
Ton and Hughey Dugan OF Allentown
These boys met last week I'm a four
round bout and asked for return
bout for. a longer distance. Frankie Is
in good trim Tor tonight.
Tommy Herman OF Allentown aud
Pat Morley OF Philadelphia, Sammie
Britton Of Wilmington and Kid Wag-
ner OF Philadelphia, viii box the
opener.
Wagner Is a good boy. who put up a
dandy scrap with Billy Devine lasr
week.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
mon -. mlDDON ITrICurs

Wilmington IIigh SCHOOL VIII lino un
against lladdon Heights High school
this afternoon at Eighteenth and Van
Burcn streets.
Just who VIII pitch today's game
Coach Ashton was unable 10 state last
night % Is thought. however. That ho
VIII send Grlbb io the mound and save
Lannan FOR Saturdays game with
Newark
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
POCKET BILLIARD TOURNEY

In The first pocket billiard game al
irady's last night Kane defeated David,
100 90 So.
Tho second game produced moro
classy playing. being between "Nat'
Donohue and Mister. "Nlal" won This
game, scoro 100 10 So. gottlng on in
front and was never headed. although
he was threatened several times.
Ioniglts games VIII be between
Burns aud Murphy and Slaughter and
Rowland. The frst game starts at S
O'Clock and The second at 930 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
TR,CTIoN EASY roR LORRAINE.

Lorraine swamped The Traciion Go.
team at Ninth and dupont streets last
evening. 81 90 n After the third in
nings the Lorraine batsmpn pounded
Crouch and Gray almost at will, and
ran the bases with little difficulty,
stealing n total Of twenty-,hree. Gray
son, Price. Staib and lIartzcll led with
the stick. Grayson eascd up on Irac-
ton Co. after the fllth inning allow
ing Them 90 hit the ball. but they were
unable 10 take advantage. King and
Moore excelled for Traction 20. The
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
TONES MEET no BE LARGEsr E,rR

The thirteenth field and track meet
Of Tome, VIII start at 200 o'clock to-
morrow, With The largest list Of COM
petliors ever enrolled for this big
meet, A total OF four hundred and
nifty entries were accepted from thirty
two schools. Teams are entered from
Lawrencevlllc. Baltimore Poly, Baltl-
mere City College. Gilman. Baltimore
Friends. Washington Central High,
Episcopal High of Alexandria, Emerson
Institute. Sbanlon Military Academy
Woodbury. Forest Franklin and Mar
shall Academy some OF them with
teams Of forty or moro entries.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16

owing TO tls lnclement Wcduici
which prevailed last Saturday, al
games scheduled in the Cecil County
Church League were postp inel, there
fore. the opening games OF the ieagu'
viii be played tomorrow.
The league was formed at a meeting
held On North East Nd May 4. the
following officers being elected: Presi-
dent, Z. i. Campbell, North East, Md.
vicc-president. Guy johnson. Chesa-
peake City. Md; secretary and treas
urer. g. Ellis Deibert, Elkton. Md. The
following clubs wers admitted: Chesa-
peake City, Elk Mills. Elkton, North
East, Pcrryville, Rising sun.
Metal workers. macninists ano chauf-
feurs should use The Want Ads OF this
newspaper.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
sEyEN.pnlNn IRour.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, May i6.-Aibert Mag, q
Dover merchant. Yesterday was pre-
sented with a trout caught in The Del
aware Bay by Lewis Aaron, Weighing
seven pounds.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
Traction Co.


score by Innings.
Lorraine y. a. 0O9 > o > N-Zl
Traction Co. 02O Oi0 90 , D
Three-base hit. Stab. Two-0ase hits
w. Scott. Tlartzell Benson, Price Cray
son, ,. Benson, !. Cole. sacrifice hit
w. Scott. stolen base, Hartzell ., Gray
son z. Benson 3, Price {, Jno. Cole
Siaib :. Briscoo D. Long. Struck out
by Grayson, ~; by Gray. 4; by Crouch,
g Umpire. Fred Paschall.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
Mold Loft.
SS0Ts by Innings.

1.-Two b0so MS, NIurray. LourmeN,
Carney. struck ont. by Mullin. ?; by
Hughes. .: 10y Courtney Z. Bases on
balls. on Mullin, on Hughes, I on
courtney. >. TIT by pitched ball. Gam
bic. Empires, Dingicr and Greeley.
Tho second game was n one-S.ded
AFFAIR. Layers-oui beating Main Ollce,
. fo 4. Tile score.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
STANDING on THE CLuBs.
TODAN'S SCHEDULE.
National League.

TODAN'S SCHEDULE.
National League
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
/ st. Louis at Boston
American League.
Athletics at - Louis.
New York at Detroit
Boston 40 Chicago.
Washington at cleveland
HIGH AND Low SCORES YESTERDAY,
Runs scored by National and Amer
lean Leagues. May . Go i5. inclusive.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
IIlgh-ClnclnnaU. TO-
Low-Brooklyn. Philadelphia, o.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
DUPONT B0WLERS
GET THEIR PRIZES

The dupont Bowling League at re-
cent meeting at the Hotel dupont, after
FIRST enjoying themselves at the Play
house, elected these officers: p. :. Hen
derer president: r. Bowland, vlce-pres-
ldenl; and r. Hill, Jr., secretary and
treasurer.
After the election Of officers prizes
were distributed to the seasons VIII
ners as follows:
First Engineering.
Second Works supply Div.
Third Sales Dept.
Fourth poolc's shops.
First -Bowland Works Sup.
Second -Rodrigues Engineering.
High single Game Prize ,indlyldual.l D..
First-P. HowctI Works sup.
Second Anderson, poole's shops.
Glass Al. lI0wcit. engineering; Sec
ond. Hcrpcl. engineering; third, r. Riley,
engineering.
Glass r -Roih-Urger: Craig, pooles
shops; lltl. Poole's shops.
Glass Downcy. Brandywins.
Side Lights OF the Meeting.
pcrce Hendcrcr was bashful Well he
had cause 90 bc The gang was there.
Herpel as spokesman filled an re-
dulrements. lie said a lot aud we all
agreed
Jay Clark was very conspicuous. lie
had his check book With him and The
Hotel did well.
Bowland biushcd his share FOR the
N.P.
Rody was missed, but showed mp later
with his usual smile.
Unl objected but The boys got him.
Skcot Barnhil refused every onlco anu
won the thanks OF the crowd.
Cy Pierce song his usual bass.
Riley had ON some tie. he didn't have
90 say a word
I. Howelt wanted 20 be every thlng
from president down 10 pin boy, but
the crowd was against him. so DE de-
rided 20 90 after high score next season.
Go 90 10 boy, we wish you luck.
The crowd elected a press agent lie
will try and put more pep In the teams
the coming season. II he gels through
alive he'll be lucky.
Bows n ne roasis YOU he means u TOT
the good or the team.
Team representatives, were;
-Hendorcr; works supplies
Pierce: Brandywine, Riley Poole shops,
lIill; Urger Div, ROihackcr.s
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
nAnIAN nEpAnrMt.Nr LEAGUE.

The first game OF the Harlan lWi-
light League yesterday afternoon end
ed with Mold Loft on the Ions end.
The score.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
BASEBALL
RESULTS OF lEsrERD,rs GAMES

National League.
Pittsburgh. .; phlllies. o.
New York 6 = Chicago. ?.
Cincinnati, 10; Brooklyn, o. ti3 in
nlngsl.
Boston-St. Louis. postponed, cold.
American League.
50. Louis, 2: Athletics. 0.
Cleveland, G; Washington, D.
New York, s. Detroit. 3.
Boston, G.; Chicago, 3. ti2 innings.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
croncFToWN mcH DEFEATED.

special 90 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. May t6. = me
GEORGETOWN lilgh school baseball team
was defeated by Lewis High, at LeWes'
Yesterday. ihe score being 10 20 Q.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
score by Innings.

7 ',,,,s ,,ers-ont ............22Ofx-5
TNo-basc HIT Duer, Struck out. by
Martin. 4: By McGonigle, >. Bases on
halls. OF Martin. . on McGonigle. J..
sacrifice hit, Gallagher lIit by pitched
ban. Watkins. Umpires, Greeley and
RinClcr.
Evening journal., 1919-05-16
CECIL corNTY CnURcH LEAGUE.

sign no armistiee with extravaganza
Buy W. :. :.
The evening world., 1919-05-20

prospective race began to develop to-
day similar TO that for which Hawker
and Frederick +. Raynham were lined
up here more than n month.
The Anglo American team, Alcott
AZ pilot and Brown as navigator. Of
the Nimy bombing plane, which Is
due TO arrive here to- morrow, an
nounced that this flight for Ireland
would be undertaken with the coming
Of tho next full moon.
Alcott to-day wired 10 Vice -Ad-
miral Kerr at Harbor Grace for per-
mission 70 use tho flying held OF the
Handley-Page plane now assembling
there for a "take-on." Alcott said ne
would ny light from 81. Johns 70
Iarbor Grace, and there would start
with a fun load on his transatlantic
journey
The liandley-Page will be ready at
the same time, in tho opinion OF Ad-
miral Kerr, and n race for what may
still prove TO be the first crossing Is
expected TO result.
In common with all the other avI-
htors here Alcott and Brown are loud
In their appi citation Of what they
declare must have been remarkable
navigation by Mackenzie Grieve II the
report proves true that the Sopwith
arrived within forty miles OF Ireland.
by the London Daily Mail apparently
In still open to competition, as the
conditions require that the coast line
must De crossed
Extension OF the international in
terest In flying across the Atlantic
was shown to-day when Lieut.. Leth
Hensen, formerly a French war avia-
tor, arrived here TO study conditions
for starting "A flight from Newfound-
land. Lieut.. Jensen would not dis
cuss his mission except To say plane
built In France and manned by
French airmen might make the at
tempt.
The combined mechanical forces Of
Hawker. Raynham and Alcott are
working on the wreck OF the Martin
syde plane in which Raynham and
Capt. william y. Morgan, his naviga-
tor. came to grief when the Martin
sydo made an abortive attempt to
start shortly after HawKer got under
way IL is hoped to rebuild this
machine.
The evening world., 1919-05-20
WIRELESS QUERIES FROM SHIPS
FAIL TO BRING ANY ANSWER
Friends of Hawker at ST. Johns Fear He Lost
Life in Storm

ST. JOHNS n. r., May 7o.-Shlps
at sea from tho American coast 20
the British Isles swept the air in an
directions throughout the night with
wireless queries regarding the fate Of
Harry @. Hawker and Commander
Mackenzie Grieve, unheard from since
they set off from 81. Johns in their
Sopwith bdplane on sunday afternoon
on their unprecedented Transatlantic
air journey. but all radiosrams which
had reached Cape Race Nd to this
morning from more than twenty Ves-
sells were negative.
The Sopw1th plane had not been
sighted. and repetition OF It's can
letters I'D X A." went unanswered.
Hawker's associates here. dis.
appointed over the British Admiral
ty's announcements that the reports
were unconfirnod that the Sopwith
had descended when 20 miles short OF
the goal at the Irish coast line, ex-
pressed grave fears to-day regarding
tho missing @viators. They qIes-
toned whether the life preserving
aids carried by the two men would
prove seaworthy under stormy condl-
tions.
As an indication Of the weather SCR
vice accorded the airmen. the Ad-
mirslty RADIO station here picked up,
last night, n wireless message sd-
dressed TO Hawker warning him OF
storm conditions off the Irish coast.
Hawkers friends are prepared 10
believe that this storm may provo to
have caused the death OF the two
avtators. The centre OF the disturb
ance was said here to be approxim-
ately 800 miles from the spot where
the sopwith WIS reported to be on
the water.
with the result OF Hawker's en-
deavors in doubt, plans for another