06 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
1
A long letter describes partial memories of service in the African Union and offers counsel on allegiance and peace. The writer references detachment, entanglements, and an implied call to duty, though many lines are garbled and unclear.
Readable parts describe royalty rates for coal and oil, public land surface value, and power potential. Mentions hundreds of millions in tonnage and barrels, various royalty percentages, and land acreages, with unclear context. No coherent event or date. data appears as rough financial and resource figures.
Fragmentary text discusses value of reclaimed ground and a reference to a pending bill. It mentions experiments and decisions and includes garbled phrases making precise meaning unclear. Primary individuals or organizations are not identifiable from the readable portions.
Across Chicago and several states, packinghouse workers began a strike with over 12 000 Chicago workers walking out while many centers remained active. Reports say nearly all workers planned to reenter soon though a minority failed to report, and state troopers were yet to be deployed.
A dispatch notes growing sympathy for Soviet ideology among foreigners who encounter free hotels meals and transport. It says government hosts portray a pleasant system while critics warn of coercion and political control amid a facade of openness.
A fragmented AP wire summary notes Italy amid industrial tensions and a deputy vote dispute. The text mentions the nation’s industry, possible strikes, and political processes affecting policy decisions. The incomplete lines imply timing around a parliamentary or deputy cycle.
Berlin reports a proposed Allied control commission to supervise reforms and disarmament in Germany. British and French officials debate reparations rates and economic terms, while other wartime issues are set for discussion as holiday tensions ease.
In Buffalo on December 6 AP reports 26 minor leagues totaling 170 clubs attended the annual meeting of the national association. Topics included possible changes to playing rules and the status of the Pacific Coast leagues as compared to the three big minors discussed last year.
Refusal to accept government offers sparks widespread sympathy as relatives of Admiral Santos and other officials oppose state arrangements. Crowds line streets, a widow confronts the coffin, and naval officers resign in protest while the Prime Minister faces calls to recall troops. Nearby commerce shutters in solidarity.
A brief notice from Farso outlines a plan to organize market crops under a formal organization to support farmers in the region. The statement emphasizes cooperative effort, local supply, and potential price stability for growers.
Governor Scott Coorage released a report urging broader laws and centralized administration in Alaska. He advocates consolidating supervision in Juneau and coordinating with Washington to unlock resource development and improve territorial services, arguing past efforts failed to progress since World War II.
Jim Barnes of Pelham Power Fee and Hutchison of Glenview Chicago prepare for a series of exhibition matches along the Pacific coast to reach the California Open tournament in Vancouver B C. The British Open title candidate will travel Thursday to begin the west coast swing.
Baseball Commissioner Jo Landis travels to Buffalo for a minor leagues meeting as talks continue on Babe Ruth suspension terms. The text of the suspension order was expanded but the judge offered no comment on spring training or the major leagues draft from the minors.
February 2 3 and 4 were announced as the dates for an open golf tournament to be held at Breck Parkeens golf course. The field will feature six professionals from the Pacific and Athletic coasts.
In Salt Lake City two boxers battled to a six round draw as Midget Smith of Midvale and Lou Paluso of Salt Lake exchanged blows. Smith led rounds one and two with a knockdown, Paluso took rounds three and four, and the final pair held even.
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