12 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1921
Page
1
A suspect identified as Maske of Kvaee allegedly took a wedding ring during a planned ceremony in Chicago on July 13, according to AP dispatch. Police are investigating the incident and pursuing leads related to the theft at the nuptial event.
AP reports satisfaction over the arrangements for a meeting between Eamon DeValera and Prime Minister George as Belfast tensions flare. A British official notes talks target unifying overseas dominions while awaiting a possible meeting if DeValera desires formal or informal representation. No injuries reported.
Reval July 1 a decision allows workers to occupy houses abandoned by residents who fled the city. The measure grants shelter to the “hand workers” amid a housing shortage as authorities arrange access to the dwellings.
Chicago reports a strike among elevator grain workers is declared over. Crews have been installed at all areas and are expected to match the striking employees in efficiency by week’s end. Markets opened with strength on hopes Congress may ease taxes.
Unclear OCR text references wage increases in Washington with mentions of percentages, boards, and policy discussions. The fragment hints at economic trends and possible legislative or organizational action but lacks coherent details to identify people, organizations, dates, or outcomes.
In Mexico City a secret Mexican senate session discussed international relations late into the night. The talks touched on cooperation with unnamed states and included an introduction supporting action against unspecified parties.
General Cucar Lopez y Lara orders to curb disorders in the Tampico oil area amid unemployment. President Obregon backs mobilization to send workers inland. about ten thousand unemployed in Tampico. Labor leaders aid the governor as 25,200 men are employed nationwide with many to be discharged. Oil department to allow claims in the federal zone to secure jobs for many workers.
Responses from 1,600 counties across 47 states to the American Farm Bureau Federation show farmers urging lower freight rates and new product levies to improve agricultural conditions, with cooperatives among farm products proposed as a remedy.
Oneida Indians will hold a centennial celebration in Green Bay and Wisconsin, inviting leaders including President Harding and Governor Blaine to mark the settlement of the Oneida in 1921 and the surrounding community activities amid the state’s early 20th century growth.
Plymouth Mass July 12 Pilgrim and Indian will reenact the 1620 landing in a pageant celebrating the tercentenary. The production will feature Vikings Norse legends and WWI history with 1400 local participants under Harvard's George Pierce Baker. The event runs July 13 through August 1, with music by Frost Arrington Robinson and Sowerby, and displays of Pilgrim houses, graves, and native crafts at Pilgrim sites.
Weather item notes showers or possible thunderstorms likely in the southeast portion tonight and Wednesday. Coverage and timing remain uncertain with easing conditions elsewhere.
A fragmented line appears among OCR text reading All Parks Look Alike to eee Se koe at toe, lacking clear event or source details. The readable portion offers no definite names, dates, places, or organizations to anchor a factual summary.
Berlin July 123 AP fire tore through the Brohm and Vuss Sree yard at night destroying ship sheds and vast quantities of building material. The blaze caused damage totaling many millions of marks.
Two German steamers carrying mixed cargo including wheat and flour departed today for Petrograd, heading toward Russia as part of wartime trade movements.
Five members of the United Mine Workers including organizer A Lavender were elected at Matewan, W V, today, as announced by C Sonney president of district 17. Lavender had been arrested earlier on charges tied to a habeas corpus proceeding by the state supreme court.
AP reports the appointment of Clifford W. Sims of Benton Harbor Michigan as secretary of the Shipping Board, succeeding John J. Flaherty. Sims was formerly connected with the shipping industry and replaces Flaherty as the new head.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses a late Italian monoplane development with references to an engineer Epminenda Bon and an investor. The text is garbled with placeholders and illegible names, offering few clear facts or dates.
A fragmented 1920s transcript notes Premier Georges and Britain weighing maintenance of order with the United States. The piece discusses Pacific alliance questions with Japan, oscillating U S Britain options, and fears that any lasting peace may hinge on fragile compromises.
In Salt Lake on July 13, AE alias Wickman of Santaquin is killed along with A J Goodal of Santaquin in a reported fatal event. The report notes both men were residents of Santaquin, Utah.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at German politics with divisions over forming a new government. Readable portions suggest ongoing negotiation and uncertain coalition outcomes amid a tense post election period.
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