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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
REvolvERs AND GRENApEs
USED IN STREET FIGHTING

Herln, Jan. S.-~The government has
decided that II viii end the plottlngs
~ the Spartncus Socialists with the
means at present ut It's disposal aud
In u proclamation Issued yesterday In.
s,ruets It's troops to defend the gov.
.rnment. The proclamation prohibits
also the gathering Ut groups In the
streets.
Street battles continue. During the
fighting. ruvolvcrS ana hand greuatles
have been used. The number of per
sons killed or wouuied Is not known.
The Spartucus group has captured
the Spandnu arsenal and distributed
arms among It's followers. II lis said
the government would consent 20 "A
parlcy with the Spnrtacus faction pro
ylded civilians were disatmed. oecu.
pied buildings We're evacuated and
chief of Police Elehnrn should give In.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
LIBERTY BONDS WORTH
$250,OO0 ARE STOLEN
Registered Package Disappears From
Mails, Apparently In South
Bend, indiana

Chicago, Jan. 1.-The Disappearance.
Of x250.Ouo la Liberty bonds consigned
by IN. First Il Old Detroit National
bank of Detroit TO thc Studcbaker cor.
poration at South lend, tud,. was ap
parcntiy as much my Stery last might
as when first discovered nearly IA week
ago. Chief fostofflc Inspector James
y. Stewart OF Chicago said no trace
of the missing bonds had been OBJ.
tained.
II had hsen definitely established
Mr., Stewart Sald. that the honds had
reached the South BEND postoftiee.
Postmaster George W. xiuky OF
South Bend came 10 Chicago yesterday
aud talked With Mir Stcwar, about the
ease
The Indiana postmaster said hls OF
flee had receipts for five registered
mail packages FUR the studebakcr cor
paration lie said the records Of hls
offic~ had been carefully checked over
and everything found to be regular,
A. Il ErSklae. president OF the Stu
dehaker corporation. informed the fed
-rai reserve hank ~ Chicago yesterday
that the package Of bonds never
reached the officc of IN. corporation
lie held "a the belief that the bond,
disappeared ia transit, -Four register
al matt packages were received by IA.
corporation. but the nth. containing
the bonds. could not be found.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
CONGRESS WOULD CURB
POWERS OF PRESIDENT

Washington, Jan. 9.-Legislation to
prevent President Wilson from turn.
Ing railroads back to private manage.
ment In the immediate future will be
introduced in congress soon, il was
said yesterday after Interstate Com.
merce Commissioner Clark had told
the senate Interstate commerce com.
mission that most members of the com.
mission believed the president should
be deprived OF his power. Senator Cum.
minis of Iowa declared resolution
taking from the president authority
to return the roads at will would be
presented To congress shortly, as n
means of insuring that congress will
have time to consider suitable railroad
legislation before lines are returned
To private management. This might
be accomplished by amending the rail.
road control act.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
CIVIL STRIFE IN
BERLIN CONTINUES
CIVIL POPULATION SUPPORTING
EXERT GOVERNMENT IN
DIFFICULTIES
RADICALS HOLD NEWSPAPERS
Berlin Water Works Also in Hands Of
SpartAcana and They Are Attempt.
ing TO Shut off Food supply
Of Opponents

Berlin. Jan 1.-THE government hns
issued proclamation attacking Dl.
frethelt fer It's continued dennncia
tlons of the Ebert Scheldeman cabinet
while at the same time attempting e.
act uz negotiating ngcnt for the radi
cnls who are plotting 10 overthrow III,
government The proclamation accus
ed the new spa per not only Of publish
Ing vicious mud distorted accounts OF
street fighting. and of charging the
government troops With needless bru
tally. but also of engaging In double
dealing and trcacherv in sending Its
henchmen, including iInase, DIttnann
Barih and Breitscheld. 10 act as ennis
sarles for the Spartacans.
The c,vle elements Ia Berlin are Civ
Ing Gustav Noske, who has charge oi
The governments defensive measures
their active support aud the govern
mental recruiting offices are busy
signing up volunteers. The govern
ment tronps have succeeded in recoy
cring the big provision warehouses In
the S<oepeniskerstrasse aud the Teh
plehof. which the sparincnns had oc
cupled.
The hig newspaper plants aud the
offices ~ the Wolff news bureau ars
siIii la the hands Of the insurgents
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
SOCIALIST CONSIDERATIONS
FOUND GUILTY AT CHICAGO
Congressman-elect Berger and Four
Others Liable to From One to
Twenty Years

Chicago. Jan. 9.-Flye leaders of-the
Socialist party We're found guilty by
a jury in Federal Judge Lands court
yesterday of conspiracy to violate the
espionage act by delivering public
speeches and circulating published ar
ticles with the Wilful intent of caus-
Ing INSTRUMENTATION, disloyalty and re-
fusal of duty among the military and
naval forces of the United States, and
with interfering with the recruiting
service and the enforcement of the Sc.
lectlve draft law.
The men found guilty are.
Victor l.. Berger, congressman-elect
from Milwaukee, and editor of the
Milwaukee Leader.
Adolph Germer, national secretary
of the Socialist party. =
j. Louis Engdahl editor Of the
of the Socialist party.
William +. kruse. national secretary
of the Young Peoples Socialist league
Rev. Irwin st. John Tucker, Social
list writer and lecturer formerly di
rector of the literature department OF
the Socialist party and author of "Tht
Price We Pay" why We Shoult
Fight and other anti-war pamphlets
| The convicted men face prison term,
OF from one to twenty years. fine oil
from 81 to $4,000 or both ut the dis
erection of the trial judge. who will fly
the punishment later.
Attorneys for the defendants imme
diately presented a motion for Il new
trial. Judge Lands fixed January ..
as the date when he will hear argu
ments on this motion.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
NOT ALL or iTAlYS CLAIMS
WILLRECElvE ENDORSEMENT
President Wilson ls Understood TO
Have Told Premier How Strong
His Views Are

Paris Jan. IL President Wilson, II
- said, has virtually made up his
mind how far he viii support ftnly's
claims AZ the peace table and Informed
Premier Orlando of his decision, but
that IL is probable his Idens Will not
he made known publicly until the
pence delegates have been advised OF
them.
II Is asserted by persons close to the
president that he favors only partial
endorsement of itaiy's ambitions. The
expectation has been expressed that
President Wilson liz agreeable to meet
Ing the principal features Of Italy's
cinlm To territory incidentally Italian
aud essential to safeguard her SOW
reignty and At the same time TO rec
ognizc the territorial aspirations NJ the
Jugo- Slavs.
II Is anticipated that the president
leanings IN favor of Italy do not 40 NO
far rs TO warrant the suggestion that
he Is In favor of giving Italy control
of the Adrtatlc, but that by project
of Observation-Disclosures hc Is willing to
satisfy the Italians that there VIII
he no military threat 10 the east of
them, according to persons supposed
To be well Informed on the subject.
The president Is said To realize that
the Italians nre depending almost sole
~ ON the tnlter States for support,
but that he has felt from the first that
he could not endorse their claims In
full. although he Is snld to entertain
The warmest sympathy for Italy.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
Cable SUI, Dismissed.

New York. Jan, | 1.-THE injunction
suit brought by the Commercial calils
company and thv Commercial Pacific
Cable company aEalns, Postmaster
General hurlvsau - restratn hitn from
taking over for t'e' government theH
respective cable LINES. MAS dismissed
yesterday b, Federal Judge Hand. Tn
courts decision Ia the matter WAS has
81 "n The contention OF the United
States district attorney that the court
VAS Without Jurisdiction In the case in
as'nueh as the action WAS undertaken
by the president as war act.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
PRESIDENT WILL VISIT
DISTRICT SWEPT BY HUNS

Paris, Jan, President Wilson.
before he returns tn the United States.
VIII reach an agreement with entente
representatives MS To certain funda.
mental questions, according In the
Gaulois. These questions concern the
new boundary between France and
Germany, indemnitles and separations.
aud Balkan and neur eastern mntterS.
The Mtin says that the president,
who desires 10 visit the devastated re-
slons of France before the opening
IT the peace conference. will make the
Journey today.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
LANE WANTS MONEY TO
RECLAIM SOLDIER LAND
Immediate Consideration Of Eppropr
alton for 500, oO0,o 600 Is
Demanded

Washington Jan. II. - Immediate
consideration Of the interior depart
gent. request for $101eo,oDO for The
reclamation aud occupation oi Zl5,-
DO.OO acres " tillable soil in this
country by returned soldiers was ask
ID yesterday ~ Secretary Lane al an
Informal meeting Of members Of con
srey- HEIDI ia thD house chamber.
The plan 81 The department npt only
viii provide labor Tor thousands u
men discharged from the military ser
siee. Secretary Lane says, but viii
greatly increase the resources OF tbs
nation. Briefly the program contem-
5Iate, that discharged soldiers be EN-
pltred III current wages Oh vast recla-
nation schemes In many states and
mar they b.. permitted later 10 select Il
section OF the reclaimed land for farm
ing purposes. the government furnish
ing money 10 pay for the cost OF De
yeIopment. This money, together with
the full cost Of the land and interest,
would be returned 10 the government.
The project will mol cost the gov
eminent a penny" Secretary Lane
said. Full payment for the land will
be made within 40 years.
Necessity for haste in making the
appropriation was emphasized by
Secretary Lime soldiers are being
discharged from the service at the
rate Of thousands Il day, he said, and
provision Tor employing them should
be made soon
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
THREE MORE STATES PASS
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT

Chicago, Jan, S-Three more states
yesterday ratified the proposed prohl
tf.on amendment making total d.
u states that have endorsed the pro-
pa>2sl ot congress. The huu<., az m.
Idaho legislature voted Yesterday r.,
the amendment. and Il the senate ~
lows suit. the proposal VII need
be passed BY only In more states. r.
proposed addition 10 the basic law "
ratified yesterday hy the legiSlatu
Of Ohio, Colorado and Oklahoma
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
COUNCIL WILL CONTROL FOOD.

London, Jan. II = Tho associated
governments have decided "a establish
a Snrreme war cnuaetl consisting II
twa representatives eavh ~ ttancr.
ltalN. the United States aud Great
Rrttain according To an official
statement last usEht. te deal with the
questions OF food. finance and ship
ping resources. with relation To re
vic,uahng and supplying the liberated
and enemy territory and TO coordinate
such work With that done for allied
and neutral countries.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
NEW YORK HARBOR STRIKE
hlNDERS SUPPLY SERVICE
Army and Navy Tugs Unable to Keep
Transports and Freiohters on
the Move

New York, Jan ti,-Seeretary OF
War hakcr reached New York late
yesterday to confer with army trans.
port officials as to what action should
bc taken IN the matter vi the harbor
beat strike which has reached scrl-
GUS stage. involving delay To trans
ports aud army supplies.
While army aud navy tugs have been
doing their best TO expedite the move
ment OF government vessels. piers are
eonEcsted by empty lighters aud
hargcs which have delayed govern.
ment operations. AZ least ~ ocean
going steamships Engaged ln other
than government service have been
tied up
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
OF NATIONS
PLANS ARE FORMING.
RETURN OF PRESIDENT WILSON
TO PARIS GIVES IMPETUS
TO MOVEMENT
SEVERAL IDEAS SET FORTH
TWO eritith Plans Of Tentative Nature
Presented While French Dipic-
mat Voices Views.-kneri.
cans Comparing

Paris. Jan s.-The return 70 Paris
Of President Wilson. the arrival Of
Lord Robert Cecil. the special dele
gate Of the British government on the
leagne ~ nations, and the presence
hcfc Of Leon bourgeois, the French
representative on the same subject,
marked Inc inauguration If exchanges
on the definite terms by which The
league ~ to be constituted
Already considerable progress has
been made on the various tentative
proposals put forward, but In The re
cent absence Of the president these
have not taken definite form, rs IL -
recognized that he personally VIII take
"A leading part In The final formula
ton Of the plan. Meanwhile, however,
the various governments chiefly in
terested are presenting outlines In
quite definite form.
Two British plans Of this tentative
nature have been presented ~one by
Lord Robert Cecil, the other by Lieu
tenant General j. G. SHUTS Of the war
cabinet. The French plan as forinu-
lated by NJ. Bourgeois has also been
set forth and these phases are being
compared by the American specialists,
who are preparing the groundwOrk for
President Wilson.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
Portland Gees After Flu.

Portland. Jan. II. New stringent
measures to combat the Influenza we're
rcSorted 10 here yesterday ~ n result
ot conference between representa-
tlSeS "t the city. county and school
hoard \ physician has been made di-
rector general Of the fight against the
epidemic and has been given complete
charge OF operations. An emergency
hospital has been opened aai car
sent to the surgeon general In Wash
lngton for additional nurses. ouaran
tine regulations are being more strict
ly enforced.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
TWENTY ARE KILLED IN BIG
FILM EXCHANGE EXPLOSION

FittShurg, Jan. S.-Retween 10 and
u persons mostly women and girls
were Killed and more than score
others injured here late yesterday
when terrific explosion wrecked n
film exchange building at so4 Penpsyl.
vanta avenue, in the dowats,gn section
Of the city, Eight bodies have been 70.
covered from the ruins. and firemen.
working on the interior OF the >truc.
ture. report that many other bodies
are buried IN the wrecSage.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
BERLIN WATER WORKS
TAKEN ~ spARTAcANs

Copenhagen. Jan. 1.-THE Sparta
cans. according To the Berlin CORE
spondcnt of the Hrrlinsske Tidcnde.
have occupied one OF the water works
Ia Berlin aud are now attempting TO
selze the cattle market with the object
~ cutting off their adyersarIes' sup.
plies OF meat, The government forces.
anticipating the scheme, have been re-
lnforced with many machine guns.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
ENGLISH REsgNTArlvEs
ARRIVE FOR MEETINGS

Paris, Jan. H. David Lloyd George,
the British premier. Will reach Paris
tonight from London. Arthur J. Hal.
Tour. foreign secretary. will arrive to-
morrow morning.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-17
Developing into Conference.

The present Informal exchanges win
progressively develop into the formal
gathering of the inter.allied conference
and that, IN turn, ~ the peace con
gre>s, ia which number Of commit
tees viii be charged With the various
International subjects before the con.
greSs, And ont of these successive
stages, Il Is expected that league of
nations will be embodied Us tangible
existing organization. rs we'll as a
documentary treaty.
The exchange of views on the ten
tatiSe plans Is permitting such mutual
accommodation on fundamental points
that IL Is expected that a public state.
ment viii be made at an early date
With the authorization ~ the govern.
meats concerned. showing the general
character ~ the program made.