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Show MM. THURSDAY AlJUL 1 Jr0 ftf UUW ll I l4 SAIT LAKK CITY UTAH A w let TAap,m (M .SEVENTIETH ft tw k YKAK JAPANESE TROOPS BATTLE WITH BOLSHEVIK FORCES: 700 KILLED IN TWO DAYS FIGHT Emperor Yothihito Of Japan Reported To be III at Yokohama EXTREME 3SOL3D jNew Y ork Assembly FIREMEN OF After Long Debate Expels Socialists IS IVilSSIN FACECHARGE CONSPIRACY nt"PPr Jaoant consulate w horned consul M. Ishlda, ia t 111 tnUa ' , ceordlng t th cable. twq-da- y hatU begs on Nlkolaewk I at th mouth of th ur river. rw ' VLAUI VOSTOCK. March 21. ,t troop clashed at city located at th Amur rlvar. on March moutl , th f .. jaians reportln their lorn-- a killed aad 9 wounded. a Mac W Belief qrtrdsaed hero that this n- - f a warfare " tf ugh t ra Siberia If tho Jap' t tint th country. do i'A 'unoonv by th Japanese i .could eem to Indicate t In ah A policy followed by and Japan .' , . a gu-Rl- t.l hri the tr.be lnth'pest i Satin Czech force Ca . hor thoi .out la la tune they will devote t safeguarding Japan' M: ape- - 4isw' , . v Gen-VAM- ef te will be re-i- r protection of of Japanese sub-h- o reason of t A cable Bakers .Han report re .eve 1 a strong antimony the Russian - . 22. the revolution- - '.control kero and v adopted the policy I Bolshevik official 4 i Chisf Ir-l- aU tery . SaysFuDam Initiates Labor Goes on 8 Record Favor 1 trndlng-wlth-tho-one- r Of Regulation , t - t Dalavare So!cns Italy Submits - ToUfccaPkn Defeat Siffa l(By pt re-m- ot Mas- ,pted, it was offl s after n sen. gov-srnm- -- Office Ireland, nfy 'the res lx . ' ' Tor Inland, a m Secretary of Judje McKen 7 na ' of Supreme Court f Among Quartette Accusec Of Conspiracy PEACE EFFORT -- . 'ixnr , he , eow. , PARtS, April L tnvaa)- - Th German government ha granted loader of workmen's force In th Ruhr district a extension of tlm la which to either accept or reject th terms iholuded "In the ultimatum sent to Ease a lari week, according lo role4. her front Berlin. Negotiations between repreeentattv of h workers and foverrrment Stiogaleq are proceeding at Berlin sod. ft I . said, K Is believed tbo conflict In IS Ruhr valley may be oltid MAom6 - . further hosilUUo ef-fs- con-jjear so DECISION LEAK non-uni- Denmark Strike All it under tho soviet v tn April when Tty open its here. Two. ts in th eastern have antry already I system. i general conditions v IN OIL LAND d STRICT PARTY First Steps in . March FOUR INDICTED Cul-lert- llll now- - p -- Soviets die-Hi- j German Government ex tends Tune Granted Lead-er- a of Workmen's Forces To Reject or Accent Terms of Ultimatum Bali ere Trouble ' May b Settled. wage-agreeme- nt na---rJ- In '( Is taken to mean awl policy out. ra. the aable aald. 11 - v, i Af l I. of the ,'ahnsunced to- J agent so Mi ha Curbed Navy, .ctaaion no ' trerltory etdm of thr lUtlnriaiwI high mnunWoa IVid Mantwl Iretllnaad rtri ha no authority owe the Axnrri-ru lnicia, Itw pmSilmt aald. MaJ. Uu. Aljru. tweeuiuUag th I two, "baa full autbnrity." Mr. Uenu dtrd- - te uiUlm his troop for the police of Uw occupied t, (hr preerevatkju of order and lo repel aay attack which may he jnado upon hint." Indifference -- 'r April I. Tle strike llrd sp the Oikeye CHICAGO, April L Threats of sad prosecution for cotuplrocy faced city ysrds foe four day threatened to r!oe narking firemen today a a result of whole-sa- l as a "strike' for p4aou hern eat nettled today, the . resignations work svs strrriay to trtara to differpay. higher nod nrbttrato Ihetr nag Seven hundred firemen signed reence. Kuril will be sworl at tho yard tomorrow. signation yesterday, union official More than TOOO psitdig Imn say aad by nightfall they expect to employee were thrown out of hove similar action by 1.199 of th work when feeders aad Mock 2.2IT city truckmen aad plpemen. handlers at the yards quit. KVeah nrsl firlrcw mao sharply John Cullerton. Custodian of fire during the strike. Tork lutes at department property, notified union erwta pee pound wbntemle officials i today that their action was It sets up five emit land and tk n conaplracy. Th fir marshal, (V teorWosa are advancing. aald. had authority to draft any Chicago wtootemte and retell clttesn for fir service end would do bnlrdwr nedrwwd beef and peek so to fill tb rnaka. from M, Paul and Tb ottuallon was further eotnpll-eateClnrlnnatl nnproordented today when representatives of th 211 fire department engineers, Ocher packing eentesa had pretheir men would walk out up tho work of pro- If pared to take plpemen and truck man viding the cow n i ry with test and wer employed. ll tlmsonk uhtpnewto were head-e- d ho brook wao een today In tk foe those emtrt. diverted from rank of tb 1.009 airy hall olerka CYdrwgvib There were no rscripu J49 garbage handlers and 71 food In vs ptana I n' r had teepprewd the lnvM aud th Ito Itered urulre Uw IIPOII PEOPLE M Negotiate Wage Contract t force "ary 4le operated Lieu-- . gwvoru-"v- at Will in Manchuria and 1 nation of Siberia by not ho started. It la fi' tho oovlet yovern r roaches ran form of I faran. Th local pro ha handed pro-ite-command re vBwOn Lr eastern Siberia oonoontratedl it url and Chin Th railroad to tenant of Admiral i trapped by revo-'- I Caoch troop 9 onahled to yet Ult . that the Amrrirwa CHICAGO, whkdt Hard.Coal Men Jap-- -- thW- - affort-rool-al -- a-- fhe ad nf lbs wevteeu VOTE GIVEN TO Rua-la-n KUtolaovnk; Va . U the epeators, who hav pfi. on Ulk thro daya At meeting last night Owing to th fact that the man war th rartooa union declared th ten expelled after midnight on March 11, per oeot wage advaoc voted by city there can b no special oleoUona to eonctl yeeterday wao Insufriolont and a Joint ,J RaUwayo would 'hot ho a coopted. Th atriker 011 tholr between ChlnaM and at In th assembly unlaa aaJt for a Gat in ore both , eontributiny th .of J; per lon of tho leg an extraordinary Japan,amoont month. aam of xapltai, tho to h convened. to btatur bare for th Chin WASHINGTON, April 1. Indict Extremists Are Holding Uayor William Halt Thompson toto bo paid Tho dabate lasted about 19 hour day vyUl appoint on arbitration com- menu against four persons wer r time by th Japanese for fh Most Ruhr District . mittee of thro department heads and briny and to become property of and mors than- - 49 member particiturned today by tha district of Colum Dv alderman ia an offert to porsuad hhantuny. was crowded Towns end Vi Rag pated. Th chamber bla supreme court grand Jury Invmti th strikers to return to work. I Mlntny riyhle shall be diswith spectators from tha time th asposed of In a similar manner. gating an alleged leak in tha United THE HAGUE; April . Mori of th yesJapan shall be ylren th prce-- ' sembly convened at 19:19 Named For Switzerland. State uprm court's dreteloa dene for development and transuntil long after midnight. In th Southern Ptciflo oil towns in tb Ruhr district nr In th November terday portation at coni and iron mines, remained power of tb extremists, who ar forcvisitors LONDON, April 1 .Hinson Garry lands case. Many of th cotton, salt and foodstuffa , of Texas, now consul general at ing the worker to teavo their Jobs Indirect Decollation Those nr reIndicted Emar throughout th night and heard th Ashton F. Committee Affairs oreign Cairo, Egypt, was nominated today and Join th rsd army, according ia ported to have been completed assembly record its verdict. Luncheon by President Wilson to be minister to bry, former pecretary of Associate and direct neyotlatlon will be ' and supper was eaten at the desk. tbs Dutch prssa Out Home Justice McKenna Of Bwltsarland. will succeed th Pleaslie of . . r Report supreme, before . . opened long. ant A. Stovall of Savannah, Gt , who court; James Harwood Oravaa. for- -' Tb burgomaster and tbs loader of Wladman and Solomon remained at AmwwmwaomwMiMlaM msr assistant attorney In the depart- th Majority Socialists and center parOn Resolution Declaring resigned recently. . the eapltol throughout th dellbera-tton- a ment of Justlos, Barnett B. Motet, ti at Duisburg hav aotlflsd lh Both appeared to be highly Washington, lawyer, and E. Millard -La Rue Is End. Convention at War that thsv condition o 9 th amused at th proceedings and smiled Maver, J r New Tork, stock broker. Tn Indictment th four town Is to bad there Is no hope of th charge frequently. The other three men unof of. Tells Conditions men with conaplracy to defraud th der Ore were not present. United Stats of Its right of secrecy police preventing plundering hnd othTh first chapter of the story tn th l.-- ith ReColorado Basin River WASHINGTON, April surrounding opinions of th supreme er outrages by th mob, dispatch expulsion of the Socialist was writ- publican Isadora resolution declaring court to puhllo announcement stats. Only governmental action can ten on January 7, Inst, the day on the United th between war stats of LOS ANGELES, April 1. Th an of th prior court's decision. Embry 1 sav the town, it lo declared.' which th legislature convensdi for States was end so at and Germany convention of th Lssgu of th charged In th grand Jury report with nual Its regular 1120 session. Immediately An official statement issued by th . hoase the foreign reported today by a "Up" on th court's deafter Speaker Sweet had been affaire committee by a ptrlct party Southwest, which as Us chief object furnishing of th government troops th cision headquarter other he ordered the five Socialists as- vote, defendant whereby 12 to th development of th Colorado river wer able to sell "abort" 900 shares under data of semblymen before tha bar of th house, Wednesday says that NEW TORK, April 1. Th lands, began hsr today of Southern Pacific stock at a profit after th expiration of th tlm limit and told them that a resolution to susbituminous- - mine worker WASHINGTON, April l. Th Re- Irrigable disi pend them from participation in the publican effort to terminate th state with an ofaddress by ' Gov. W. D. of 21.412.99. on tb governments ultimatum th California. Luther Gt posed of, John L. Lewis, Interna- - . busines of tb assembly pending an of war with Germany, formally Stephans advanc of government troops began Investigation of their loyalty was to launched In th house yeeterday with Brown of Pasadena spoke on "Unity tlonal president of th United on a small part of th eastern front. be Introduced hnd that they would h tb Introduction of a Joint roooluUon of th Southwest," and lh Colorado - Min worker of America, today River Basin was discussed by B. C. allowed their "day in court to attention the that effoct, occupied turned hi attention to th neLa Bus, United State geological surTh resolution was offered by Ma- of tha decide Against Strihf foreign affair committee to- vey and hydraulic engineer, who surgotiation of a new contract jority loaderwarAdler. on Dewith hy agreement day although 29 th basin. for the anthracite miners. H January begun Hearings COPENHAGEN. April 1. The revl It will not ho veyed John T. WhUtler of Denver, engideclared that steps would ba after the Judiciary committee had mocratic uploader. executive strike cespcl qf' next until In tho.hous olutionary. brought had and to neer advisor th federal farm loan been appointed organised, taken to briny about a "saUsfac--tory- " Berlin,. who members belong to Ute board talked on "Control and Conserwith Louis M. Martin, Republican of Monday. adjustment In the hard extreme radical tho more said leaders group, yesterday Oo-- : Republican of Colorado River Lands" and coal Industry, without further deOneida, as chairman.- A notable arelded against tho oalllng of a gonoral, war time acts and powers vation important beaded C. E. by of of San Attorney attorneys Pan Gruneky Francisco, ray lay. strike in Germany as a result of th ama canal commissioner, spoke on General Charles D. Newton, appeared which would be repealed automaticalMore than 460,000 mine workRuhr valley situation, ponding th ro- passage of the resolution Inblood Problems of th Lower Coloers will receive tho 27 per cent for the state, while Morris HUlqutt, ly with war suit of th negotiations with th Ruhr! tlm prohibition: Lever rado River. B. Roe, & cluding WASHINGTON. Because 1, new con- April Seymour Stedman, GilbertKarlin wage increase in th workingmen's organisation at Muon- -' and food and fuel control law with proviJohn Block, William tract signed yesterday which goes of th navy department's policy of star, according to advices received Walter Nelles appeared for the sus- sions against profiteering; espionage Wilson Allowed Use Into' effect today and continues lndifferonos" no was to effort made her. This action was taken. It was act; selective service law; authorisafor two years. pended assemblymen.wer l ten tion loans billion dollar of for consumed in th navy to a stats of prepared-ne- e said, owing to th attitude of tho BerTwenty-fou- r days T. L. Lewis, secretary ' of th Of: Name in Primary bring before to all lee; complete control over alt the hearing. New River Coal association of the war. Rear Admiral lin workers on tbo oussao, Its action the assembly estab- shippings; authorization for president West Virginia, said oommander of th former By Fullam, the dplt would lished a precedent altogether unique tu use armed forces to prevent Inter- WASHINGTON, April 1. President Pacific reserve Goat, jf declared today Go Over Ruhr Situation . new there no Wilson or took to ference with UnitInterstate in the his foreign prevent steps In history the legislative before the senate naval investigating b little Increase In production enus on name of balthe an tbo commerce; before as never has licensing appearing ed primary States until operator wer assured PARIS. April 1. Premier Miller- -, authorization of s system of lot la Georgia It waa announced to- committee. tire party delegation been rejected The admiral said thaf in When and today received Dr. von Mayor, th car supply." priority shipments; authorization of day at tho Whit House. from any legislative body. " ho coast went to Paciflo to tho take German charge d'affaires, and wont When, the assembly adjourned it an employment service in labor de-- f command of tho reserve fleet the ships over th situation in tho Ruhr dxs- had been In continuous session 21 partment; control over patents; wari had so small complements that they trtet with him. Tho premier reiterathours and 40 minutes. bousing act; a moratorium protectcould Pot be moved from the dock. ed the term of his letter ing civil, rights of men while In the Th tiavjr WaS "fatally short of men." dealing with tho, question ofofyesterday permisem and service an of authorization ' h added, but tho department failed sion for German troop to enter tbo Wood Is in Lead in , bargo on Imports in tho discretion of to advocate sufficient personnel In- Ruhr region In which he sold t . the president. creases and was "totally Indifferent to military Intervention would b uw Primary Voting Held Th net of a state of war being and dangerous. Ho added thrifts' the possibility would be continued until Germany forced upon 1C For South Dakota agree French government was taking L to provision of th reaolution. The only persons In th navy de- to confirm . th information up Th act. the to emergency a partment who would listen his pies which It decision waa baaed. .SIOUX FALLS, 8. D April I, Re- Overman act givingshipping tbs the more men president material for and preparedcounall vote conferred with ' also total Th from of the ports power to distribute powers as he de-s- ir ness were the assistant secretary and Marshalpremier Focfa respecting to ties In tbs March 21 presidential priaad th act creating the war ofMarch 11 Th COPENHAGEN. of th member the board, general ba taken In case th G man a 1. OrganizWASHINGTON, mary are expected from the secretary finance ,porporaUon and th capita! April declared. ficer first mors toward putting Into cf of to send more of their i oope Ms t state at Pierre today or tomorrow. issue c remittee expire six months ed labor put itself pq record today. Ja thr general strike erdersd by-t- Unofficial Ruhr- district. " No xf litehesr: r ll returns to the secretary after a decixiatlon of peace: o favor federal 64 stringent counties IanJsh trades onions In protest regulation from 91 of the state's expressed, however, that aaythhtx on tbo of ChrisJackson These further would result than atf advance1 have been reported. figures packing industry. against tbs refusal of King It of th French troop a doson mil or1 tina' to reinstate th dismissed Republican candidates for presidenRalston, counsel for tho ''American This advance so aa a coatiageacy. Federation of Labor, presented a bill .Zahle ministry appears to hav . tial indorsement show: Major General would mean tb occupation of Fraak- -t Leonard Wood, to th boos agriculture committee, 24.99; Governor been made by the bakers of Copen. fort and Darmstadt. Lowden. 29.699; United States Senawhich ho aald was specifically designwork thi hayen. A number quit tor Hiram Johnson, 22,142. These 91 It is not expected, however, that ed t separate th packers from stock they didThnot intend evening, Mating Senstokers to return on Thursday, this would provoke airy, vv lent manicotuitise include those in which yard ownership aad to prevent them on four Pknish - steamers also of ator Johnson received a majority A festation on the part of the Germ ana. from selling other products than DOVER, DnL, April 1 Ratl- struck. Dr. von Mayer lo declared to hav the votes cast. meats been have taken, however, - Late available returns here were floadoe of tho . equal suffrage Intimated that his govern moat mfrbt 4 ' TRIESTE, April This republic cannot continue if The to Steps open negotiations looking tofrom 1,429 out of 1.740 precincts In Assort ted Puss ) The Trajan consent to such an advanc a a guaramendment 'wao defeated tn the largo aggregation of capital ouch as settlement. Th Zshle party wardhas- requested all th th state and gave Wood, 29,419; antee of'tb evacuation of th ,Kur them ar permitted to exist . and to gnvemaafmi has mtlM OsMde toboose lower of parties the legislature bold meetings On Satorday for tbo dAanwnrio that H oU hare to to-eeLowden, 29,802; Johnson, 22,712. Th district by the .additional German grow Within it," Henry Sterling, repwee vote 22 lo The I. an of to day. pur poos agreement coming Prnstlft trJoMPi projeet . resenting tho federation legtalaUv missing precincts were those In troops, if they wer allowed to eater on tb question of an electoral bill. sections of th state west of the for the rwileetsl of the Adriatic Member) who voted for the the region. committee, told the congressmen. It ! believed ia many quarterto Missouri am the tot--! Tb oo remittee will hear tomorrow At tb same time thorn is much river, most of them In the amendment sabeequently cheng-- i viat If th government consents 1 ' exThe cannot Black Hilla General where who sections Palmer, Attorney here, even in ctrelo. skepticism tbs convocation of th parliament morof later .ed for the purpose be reached by telephone or telegraph and th immediate paaeage of th tho government regarding tU 6 to pected to explain th terms of th . ee oonooat doer put Into effoct against electoral bill tb trade union will aad th returns from them are to. he kg to tnonnridre. TheMSvote satisfied. aent In by mail. c 9o S, JMfa W nwy reefy amnonaoed. wne - Encounter May Spread Guerilla Warfare Over ' . All Eastern Siberia t :: March I. 1'nofftcisl oxchanyM between th China and Japan In Peklny In reyard to Rhantuny. show n yradual to advice. They went , to ayra on tho followlny .VeiidUl: - '1Kiao Cbat hay Shall t returned to China and mad an . opn port. shall bo 4 ALBANY. N. T. April I. KIt fto oUlteta Loula Wladmsn. Auyuet Cla-- n Chari Solomon, Ranrual DeWltt aad Samoel Orr, all Of Now Tork City, th ontlr delegation of thlr party In th Now Tork assembly, r expelled from th legislator today. Tb majoritle la favor of unseat Ing the men, upndd on th open Ing day of tha leyWalha oowdon on eh argon f flUloyaltr, war oubMau- - TOKIO. owly dte-i4uar- d Japan Over Shantimg kMll.M.'Ttrif, April Iraofw uw k IUUmi or Em-ploye- ei. n Near Agreement W 1 AS TIME HAS - HONOLULU. T. If- - April 1. Seven hundred Japaneoo troop and drill batll with r killed In a two da k at Bolshevik force, lulin Siberia, according to a Toklo cable (dispatch rere I rod by tho Japan Nlpp JUI bsrc. reoldent organised a Japan tetr fore to aid th Japan r fight a heavy fore of Bolahs Are Subject Only To Wilsons Orders hrr Soviet - Claim RumUd ITS LEGALITY Loues on Their Side HONOLULU. April I Emprref III at hi winter Toahthtto f Japan. nar Tokohoma. Were 40 Killed end SO nil tn toHavana. a Toklo cab la to th Klppu Japeneeo language newspaper LefUliture Clean Hall o Wounded Fear ( Spread Jljt.r. a An offleltl bulletin bwu4 by All Mcmken of Party-Ac- tion physician aald h I suffer-IOf Guerilla Warfare in th court from irltUc, with Symptom of ylueoeuria. Is Unique in His Siberia. tory of United States. China and I In Rhineland Zone Metre a Arbitration Committee Will lru.k ut the I Mtted f liw army imtB4.aklr Mi m Ikwgww ilau ante Be Appointed by Mayor le I a yewnluiluu I'ulay In Of inquire nepite tdoflrl hy Uw lenewa. Tlw InrfUaa tiwqu and the To Reach Agreement trrrtcnry they malH eetll are gw, evued hy Uw Irmas of Uw wmle With Striking City tkvs Uw lewldrut 14. tie EXPIRED FOR - American Troops OVER STRIKE AN ELECTION i RUHR IWTO CHICAGO NOW CANNOTCALL r TwAaf' - l'AGLS 21 , DESERET' EVENING-- NEWS. tWtJV Read lh 4asaao tm r arilM Oppurta- - V. , f - t f f , rr-- r i f " -- |