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The Pocatello Tribune

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Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1920

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Argentina Stands Pat on Action in League Case

Geneva reports that Argentina’s amendment to the League covenant, whose rejection led to Argentina’s recall from the assembly, has been sent to the assembly for next meeting. Honorio Pueyrre don says Argentina may retire from the league and return home after considering further steps in Paris.

Argentina Geneva League of Nations Assembly Honorio Pueyrredon Associated Press Paris

Argentina Delegation Withdraws From League Assembly Debate

The League of Nations assembly opens with Argentina's withdrawal seen as a tactically misguided move. An amendment by Canada to remove Article X is postponed for study by a special committee and will be reviewed at the next session.

Paris United Sates Medill McCormick Argentina League of Nations The Excelsior League of Rene Viviani France N. W. Rowell Canada Assembly Council of the League Paul Hymans Senor Pueyrredon Stat Robert Cecil Mion South Africa Robert Atte Lord Robert Hjalmar Branting Sweden Doherty Silhee

Wildcat Stock In Movie Field Tops 250 Million, Committee Says

New York December 6 AP warns that the annual offerings of worthless stock in wildcat motion picture companies total more than 250 million dollars according to the intelligence committee of the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry.

New York The National Association of the Motion Picture Industry

Peace efforts in Ireland foster cautious hope of truce

In Dublin on December 6 AP reports renewed talks aiming for an early Irish peace. Monsignor Patrick Clune acts as chief intermediary for Lloyd George, sounding Sinn Fein sentiment and seeking a pre Christmas truce. Clune plans final talks with Sir Hamar Greenwood as authorities back the mission. Auxiliary police raid Dublin city hall, arresting six council members.

Patrick Joseph Clune Perth Australia Lloyd George Sinn Fein Monsignor Clune County Claire Ireland England Associated Press Monsignor Clune Hamar Greenwood London Arthur Griffith Dublin Corporation

Pacific Lays Off 2000 Workers in Mechanical Dept

San Francisco December 6 The Southern Pacific Railroad announces about 2000 layoffs in its mechanical department over the past two months due to business adjustments and progress on war-era repair work. The war time force was approximately this figure.

San Francisco Southern Pacific Company

Rangers mobilize Texas Rangers to aid officers at Ranger

A full company of Texas rangers was ordered to Ranger Texas after a telegram to the attorney general reported two rangers jailed in a hostile town following a shooting involving rangers and a deputy sheriff.

Austin Tex Texas Rangers Ranger Texas

No Disorder at Socialist Meeting in Chicago

Police records and Socialist party officials stated there was no riot at Meyer London’s address in Chicago. The hall exceeded its 1100 person fire code capacity due to the crowd, but officers cleared aisles without incident.

Chicago Meyer London New York National Socialist Party

Peace talks status in Ireland life amid Griffith arrest

London reports unofficial ministerial Sinn Fein ties have broken as the Times notes after Arthur Griffith’s arrest without cabinet consent. Some negotiations falter yet aims remain for a home rule bill amended toward fiscal autonomy and Irish electorate approval after a truce. Influences against settlement are alleged to hinder the government’s peace plan.

the Times Lloyd George Arthur Griffith Six Et Tvnties Ulster Ness

Unanimous Returns Favor Constantine in Greek Plebiscite

Reports from Corfu and Athens indicate a large majority backing former King Constantine’s return to the throne after the death of King Alexander. Pir aeus returns show 13,000 for Constantine and 300 against. crowds of about 200000 cheered in support with banners and olive branches.

Lucerne Constantine Greece Questio Corfu Athens Alexander Piraeus Maddy

Layoffs Hit Ogden Southern Pacific Shops

Ogden Utah December 6 approximately 225 employees of the Southern Pacific shops received layoff notices effective Friday as part of division retrenchment from San Francisco. At Sparks Nevada about 125 men are affected according to the announcement.

Ogden Utah Southern Pacific San Francisco Sparks Nev

Sinn Fein Arms Documents Reported Found in Seaforth Raid

Sensational Sinn Fein documents said to concern large scale arms purchases were found during a raid at Seaforth in Liverpool. Two young stylishly dressed Irish girls were arrested in connection with the operation.

Liverpool Sinn Fein Seaforth

Haemon's Clothing in Locked Hotel Room

Ardmore Oklahoma December 6 Clothing worn by the late Jake L Ha ion at his fatal hotel shooting on November 21 and the pistol alleged to have fired the fatal shot are in a locked room with the key lost Carter County Attorney Russell L Brown directing the investigation and search for Miss Smith charged with the shooting

Ardmore Okla Jake L. Ha Ion Russell L. Brown Carter County Hannon Miss Smith

Earthquake Displaces 15000 in Tepeleni District

An earthquake near Aviona Albania in the Tepeleni district renders fifteen thousand people homeless. An American Red Cross party led by Henry Reynolds of New Britain Connecticut is moving from Aviona to assist the affected area.

Aviona Albania Tepeleni American Red Cross Henry Reynolds New Britain Conn

Trio Officers Killed by Brutal Slavers Raid in Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa report says Sheriff James Petray and Detectives Miles M. Jackson and Lester H. Dorman were killed during a raid. George Roya wounded identified as attacker, and Boyd confessed involvement in the Howard Street assaults in San Francisco. All of the gang reportedly under arrest and linked to the killings.

Santa Rosa Cal George Roya James Petray Sonoma County Miles M. Jackson Lester H. Dorman San Francisco Pearl Hanley Boyd George Hoyle Hoyle Howard Street Jessie Montgomery Jean Stanley Chas Valenti San Quentin California Duncan Matheson San

Tragic Santa Rosa Shootings Tie to Abused Women Case

In Santa Rosa a shooting left Sheriff James A. Petray and Detective Miles Jackal near death after a chaotic arrest related to a string of assaults on women in San Francisco. A mob attacked the house owner Charles Valegpol as police seized leaders, while five men including pugilists Kruvosky and Murphy faced bail on charges connected to the outrages.

Jackson Ge Jackson Calif George James A. Petray Miles Jack Gapeer Groman Boyd San Francisco Charles Valegpl Sans 0 Terence Fitts Dorothy Quinlan John Campbell Wald Cam Santa Rosa Howard Street Edward Kruvosky Ed. Murphy James Carey Allen McDonald Thomas Ney

Harding to address Senate after meeting with GOP leaders

President elect Harding planned a brief address to the Senate in the afternoon following a conference with Republican leaders. The meeting aimed to outline the transition and set a tone for early Senate dealings.

Washington Harding Senate

Lehigh Road Loses Its Case In Trust Suit

The government wins its anti trust suit against Lehigh Valley railroad Co and affiliated firms. The Supreme Court upholds Sherman act violations including commodities clause and orders stock redistribution among officers and directors. Dismisses claims related to New York and Middle Coal Field railroad. Notable defendants include G I Baer D G Reid and E B Thomas.

Washington Lehigh Valley Railroad Co Supreme Court Clarke Sheriman Lehigh Coal Sales Company McReynolds Brandeis Justice McReynolds New York and Middle Coal Field Railroad G. B. Markle Company Girard Trust Philadelphia George I. Baer Daniel G. Reid Eben B. Thomas Lyman D. Smith E. T. Stotesbury George T. Baker

Palmer Denounced by Cattlemen at Western Meet

At the opening session of the twelve western states cattlemen’s conference in Salt Lake City, George H. Russell of Crook County Oregon condemned Attorney General Mitchell Palmer for not prosecuting meat profiteers. He accused retailers of keeping high prices, while producers suffer, and urged Palmer to act. Over 100 livestock producers attended as Fred H. Bixby outlined aims to pursue nine cattle industry reforms.

Salt Lake Mitchell Palmer Cattlemen's Associations George H. Russell Crook County Oregon Livestock, Feeding and Marketing Association Russell Palmer Fred H. Bixby California Cattlemen's Association

Five Men Named in San Francisco Assault Case Set for Trial

Public demand for swift justice follows a 1916 bomb incident and recent arrests in a statutory assault case involving five men. District Attorney Brady pledges immediate attention. Superior Judge Ward Expedites proceedings and appoints counsel as needed for the accused. Trial scheduled for December 16 in the Superior Court.

Howard Street House San Francisco Matthew Brady Louis Ward Ward Brady

Harding Welcomed by Senator in Senate Chamber

President-elect Harding receives a round of applause as he enters the Senate chamber. Senators and Representatives greet him warmly, and a committee expects to hear his message to Congress tomorrow. Volstead moves to return war statutes to peacetime footing, with exceptions for enemy, food control and related measures.

Washington Marshal Gillette Harding Senate Mr. Harding Alabama Champ Clark White House Lodge Underwood Mondell Fordney Clark Des House Representative Volstead Minnesota Judiciary Committee District of Columbia Volstead War Finance Corporation

President-Elect Harding Seeks Team Work Across Government

President-Elect Harding outlined a aim to improve cooperation between the executive and legislative branches in a short floor address. He avoided criticizing the current administration and spoke from the Senate chamber after an ovation, recalling his past role as a senator and his reluctance to leave the chamber.

Washington White House Harding

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