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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
1
An American note reported that the Hungarian government received a note from the United States and indicated the resolution is in place. Negotiations for peace can be commenced immediately, signaling a potential shift toward diplomacy.
President Harding said it would be unwise to enact new expenditures or irrigation development plans at that time. A congressional visit to the White House clarified his stance on public works and taxation amid economic concerns.
Fragmentary notes mention Coe urging four revolution prompts within German communes. Leaders show varied consent before a debate on procedures and future steps. The text hints at divisions and unresolved questions among the movement's facets.
A landslide in Berne region buries a village, causing heavy casualties and many missing. Rescue teams search amid shattered homes as authorities confirm dozens of deaths and ongoing recovery operations.
Ora E. Philips and Brooks of Hemingford Nebraska escaped uninjured when their airplane plunged into Yellowstone Lake inside Yellowstone National Park. It was the first plane to land within the park boundary. Park officials face no clear regulations on entrance and fee collection for flying craft. Authorities say lands inside the grounds would frighten wildlife.
Dr D A Erry, a leading Methodist missionary in Japan, responds to protest letters stating he did not exclude Unitarians from The Christian Movement but divided missions into two classes. He says the split does not imply hostility to any group.
Washington on August 12 reports the Shipping Board official saying wooden ships are unnecessary for the time being. The note mentions schooners from Albuquerque and St Louis and expresses regret at scrapping older vessels while seeking better ship use. The piece reflects cautious strategy and sentiment about past shipbuilding.
Paris Aug 3 The premier indicated to close aides he might attend the Washington conference if his governmental duties allow. He would like to go and plans to travel if feasible.
Baseball scores show San Francisco 1 Angeles 6 and Oakland 4, while Brooklyn holds 5-5 with York at 3-6. Philadelphia 2 edges Boston 1 in the American League, New York 1 defeats Philadelphia 2.
More than two hundred farms and government reclaimed lands will be opened for entry. Additional filings will be accepted later if any claims remain unfiled by soldiers. The North Dakota pension project is mentioned in connection with the openings.
Aug 12 report says France and Great Britain will submit the Upper Silesian frontier dispute between Poland and Germany to the League of Nations. Britain told the League council insurmountable Italy England tensions blocked US mediation, and Briand and Briand aides indicated a settlement was reached. The council reportedly viewed the decision as unanimous and prime minister Lloyd George left for discussions in Joannes.
Dr. George T Harding, father of the president, wed Miss Alice Severns, his stenographer, yesterday in Monroe Michigan after leaving Marion. The couple faced licensing hurdles claiming Canadian residency. they stayed Wednesday in Detroit with relatives Louis V. Sanborn before the ceremony.
Partial OCR notes report a light heavyweight eight round affair between Harry and a challenger named Norfgim in August at Pittsburgh. Source text is garbled with missing details and event labeling.
A Western Pacific compass protest addressed the valuation of the commissary carriere claim, arguing it should net to 202,353,601 dollars. The discussion took place in Washington during August.
In Birmingham on August 13 AP reports barber and preacher Eadwin H. Stephenson shot Very Rev James E. Coyle dean of North Alabama and St Paul’s pastor after a remonstrance at St Paul’s rectory. Coyle died in the house.
Stanford University football team begins fall practice after summer workouts at the campus stadium shaping up under new coaching and returning players. The article notes early drills, conditioning, and anticipation for the upcoming season.
A GermanZeppelin named Bodensee was seized near Rome after a 600 mile 12 hour flight from Friedrichshafen with a stowaway aboard Walter Kron. Italian crew handed him to authorities. The airship, 400 feet long with four 260 horsepower motors, can carry 22 passengers and fly 80 miles per hour.
A rock fell through the roof at a power plant injuring Mrs. Em the New. She survived with her husband and an about eighteen year old daughter. Workmen watched as the rock breached the shelter ceiling. Aug Beater was reportedly killed.
Fragmentary item notes Mr and Mrs William Adame and their family in Bogalusa with reference to a listed event on the 17th. Text is incomplete but identifies a family and local location.
Fragmentary report outlines a proposed transit tunnel project linking New Jersey and New York with multiple street improvements. The text mentions trolley lines, towers, and a completion timeline, but details are garbled and names are unreadable.
A terse sports brief notes another knockout for the team nicknamed Jazz at State College Avenue on a December 12 game, with unclear opponent and score details due to garbled OCR.
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