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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1921

Page

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Three Nations Accept Invitation to Attend Disarmament Conference

London reports indicate a first meeting between Reid and Sinn Fein leader Eamon De Valera is planned for 4 30 p m at 10 Downing Street. The conference aims to discuss Irish independence and potential ties within the empire amid ongoing unrest in Belfast and Dublin with several incidents and arrests noted.

London Ing Street Aanc “ Fein Gen J Union Senate Africa Atione i Res DeValera

Baron's Agent Leaves Post to Seek Fees

Chienge July 12 AP A fee as bares ia tikels te ge Bexieg ternese Ur. F. WW. Tvrethar-Dresten of Antera Me. died leaving his title to a physician and Pearrestons amid. He declared I am an American citizen and he sought to collect the money, appointing an attorney for collection.

Chienge Tvrethar-Dresten Antera Weeald Pacifie Feet Switaserined Aurora Pearrestons

Complaint filed against utility for third time

A complaint signed by F C Stevenson John Ande Labia Jones and Jenkin Williams Lawrence Jones was filed with Pibeans Sanne of Sooner iamefficient service. This is the third separate complaint presented to the commission for a hearing at Malad on July 28.

Boise F. C Stevenson John Ande Labia Jones Jenkin Williams Lawrence Jones Pibeans Sanne Malad

German Reichsbank Grants Amsterdam Credit to Germany

Berlin reports the Reichsbank via the Amsterdam Mendelsohn bank grants a credit of 150 million gold marks. Negotiations continue for similar credits with private foreign banks, seen as proof of Germany’s unimpaired credit abroad and confidence in its economic future.

Berlin Reichbank Amsterdam Mendelsohn Furether Imperial Bank Germany

Noted Miner Leader Seeks Conference on Law Showdown

John Fleming, a member of the district board, says coal districts 14 21 and 25 in Missouri and nearby areas will unite with organized miners to challenge a new industrial relations law. He envisions a conference of miners and operators in Kanene City Missouri on July 14 to launch the drive against the law.

Fucsheren Kaa Je Pe John Fieming Eutire Ageer Amerie Gwlahoema Missouri Theeedis Kanene City

Les phe: ya wh te future by Mies Byma writer

A fragmentary note attributes future themes to Mies Byma, credited as writer of Les phe. The text is incomplete, offering little concrete context about the work or its publication details.

Mies Byma Les Phe

Japanese Prince Hirohito Arrives in Rome

Rome. Prince Hirohito of Japan arrived yesterday and was greeted by officials. He toured the city with an official escort and met local leaders before departing for planned engagements in the day’s schedule.

Rome Hirohito Japan

Mexico Invites Nations to Indemnity Commission

President Obregon issues a decree inviting all nations whose citizens suffered damage from Mexican revolutions to appoint delegates. A permanent commission will be formed to handle indemnity claims, with plans to meet Mexico’s representatives and ensure a unified claims process.

Mexico City Oberron Mexico Carraaza

Turkish Nationalists Defend War Against Greeks

Angora July 13 Turkish nationalist leaders defend their campaign as just and necessary for national survival. In interviews with the Associated Press they reiterate commitment to Kemal Ataturk’s leadership and aim to secure enduring Turkish existence despite international pressure.

Angora Associated Press Kemel Ant Eam

Wage Reductions Reported at 10.600 Men

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a wage cut affecting about 10,600 workers, with pay scaled from 26 to a lower cent-per-hour rate. The record cites compensation adjustments and references a political or republic context in its phrasing.

Repub

President Harding Urges Caution In Bonus Legislation

President Harding addresses the Senate on adjusted compensation for World War veterans. He warns that rushing pensions would strain finances and tax readjustments, emphasizing fiscal stability and the dangers of large gratuities while seeking a path to national recovery.

Aed Img Vnde Goold Sion Hardin Nie Irman Penrose Tiasnee Senater Penrose Robinson Treasury Jones New Mexico Congress Harding King Utah Senate Gentiomer

Local clipping reports scattered details from AP dispatch

A torn AP item mentions a Paden Je pera and references a station in the vii year era with fragmented notes on persons and a newspaper dis. The text is incomplete and unclear about events or outcomes.

Artista Paden Je Pera Epvera Mane Newspaper Dis Viiyea T Os

Eng Orem Tide Planes Leave For Ral See

In a cryptic dispatch from AP and Duly 12, a joint mechanism is described involving gasman and service operations. The fragment mentions a sequence of actions at Tar Aliiman and GucforakeG with uncertain timing and participants.

Digiforaier Gasman Dessy

Farmer Dies From Heat Prostration in Nebraska

Omaha report states Edward Da, a farmer and farm hand, died yesterday near Walnut from heat prostration while working in high temperatures. The incident occurred at a field in Nebraska City area as crews attended the scene.

Omaha Edward da Nebraska City

Fragments Describe Early Report of Attack Case

A garbled OCR fragment notes Velma Selders reporting an attack to Chief McDougal on Monday at about 11 o clock. The escapee describes a roadside meeting while returning home from a visit to the city near North Portstella and the North Pocatelle boundary.

Velma Selders Polies E. McDouga North Porstelle North Pocatelle

Market Report Shows Mixed Grains and Hog Provisions

Readable text notes higher prices for oats and cereals with September futures at 239% to 4. cotton and other grains fluctuated, while hog provisions remained weak. Market remained moderate with expectations of a downturn not materializing.

Roosevelt Bame Claimed and Forgery Case Report

A brief AP dispatch from Chtaten Indiana notes a case involving Roosevelt Bame with claims of forgery. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.

Roosevelt Bame

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