11 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
1
Prosecutors note the failure to locate the gun used to kill Kennedy as the case’s only weak point. Names and details of witnesses and suspects, including Mrs. Obenchain and Arthur C. Bureh, appear in the testimony as authorities pursue leads and potential indictments.
Australia and Denmark kick off the Davis Cup series with two singles matches at 3 p.m. Denis Tegner of Denmark faces Norman Peach of Australia, while Ingerelev of Denmark opposes J. O. Tegner.
Delegates at the annual reconvened union meeting adopted a resolution urging the men to bend all energy to achieving a 44 hour week. The vote was unanimous.
Idaho Falls report describes Frank Shimer arrested after a second robbery yielded $25 000. Jarmin was beaten unconscious near railroad tracks. he remains in Oneida hospital with twenty jagged head wounds. A sworn statement implicates Shimer in the attack.
The council pressed for a committee to explore relief to famine areas in Tunisia without recognizing the Soviet government. Prime Minister Lloyd George called the issue humanitarian, not political. President Millerand hosted a Rambouillet luncheon attended by Myron T. Herrick and other ambassadors. Lloyd George with Briand and Curzon met for two hours in a high level talks on Allied affairs.
An injunction issued by a canvas judge ordering Harrison Parker W A Hawkinson and John Coe officials of the Cooperative Society of America to halt stock sales. The bill asks removal of Parker and other trust fees.
Fragmentary passage discusses workers, plant shutdowns, and a law about minimum worker share in firms. References court actions, a special enforcement commission, and demands to open books for inspection. No clear entities, dates, or location details are readable.
Edward Patton and Louis Gordon told police they were involved in a $25,000 bank robbery in Seattle and confessed to planning to hold up a city messenger group. They noted they reached the scene too late and were arrested with two others and three women after a motor car theft in downtown Kansas City.
William B. Ryan Vice President of United American Lines arrives in Buenos Aires with Richard Peltier director of Hamburg to discuss the reported rift with the Hamburg American line over Operation Stinnes and a fleet of ships, signaling a potential steamship war affecting German South American trade.
Madrid reports Premier Allendesalasar has resigned and former premier Maura is expected to form a new cabinet. This follows the resignation and ongoing government reorganization.
The article notes an August 11 AP dispatch describing a bill presented by Senate committee chairmen. The measure aims to abolish civil government offices created in the administration, proposing elimination of civil offices at the territorial level.
An explosion damaged the residence of the state attorney in Waukegan Illinois early in the week. The attorney and family were reportedly unharmed though the blast caused minor injuries to others nearby. Authorities ponder motive as investigators survey wreckage.
Fragmented text from a historical page hints at a cheer beer ration topic with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear names places dates or events are readable to identify specifics.
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions Brookby and Brownn at table or event. Readable names are scarce. key details and context are missing from the garbled copy.
Dolly Mason’s clue directs to the body of a murdered Catholic clergyman. Crane was described as a former U S minister who traveled from Peking via Petrograd, with reports of substantial funds and a dramatic wartime revelation. The article notes American involvement and anti-Bolshevik forces linked to the mystery.
Fragmented text shows garbled notes from an AP wire item. It mentions a van, a location, and figures but lacks clear names, dates, or events. No coherent story is recoverable beyond an unclear reference to a potential sale or financial figure.
Fragmentary report hints at ongoing diplomacy with Germany and allied powers as a treaty nears completion. Notes mention nations seeking stability and continued negotiations to finalize terms.
Fragmentary text references a care approach and self management theme with unclear connections to a person or place. The readable portions mention someone aiming to take care of themselves and a recurring phrase once over. No definite event dates or affiliations are identifiable.
Fragmentary report from New York mentions trap shooting standings and participants led by James Porter of Chi with uncertain details and garbled lines making specifics hard to confirm.
A damaged OCR fragment references tribes near Samara with uncertain terms. It mentions names and places loosely but lacks clear verbs or events, offering only hints of a regional discussion without identifiable actions or dates.
Central News from Rome reports fighting on the Drin River in northern Albania between Yugoslav and Albanian forces. The Yugoslavs are said to have burned Albanian defenses and retired toward Moupave, with allied stations noting ongoing clashes.
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