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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1921
Page
1
Unclear fragments discuss DeValera and Unionist views on Irish partition and Ulster's political stance. Mentions Craig’s Belfast visit and suspected cabinet remarks about public publication. Sources touch on Irish tensions, leadership comments, and potential conferences without clear dates or concrete outcomes.
Chicago July 19 AP Harry M Grabiner secretary of the Chicago American League club testifies in the White Sox conspiracy trial. He explains contracts and overtime clauses as the state aims to prove players were under contract during the season and pay for a world series. August Herrmann president of the Cincinnati club was summoned as a witness and will depart Chicago tonight.
Austin Minn July 19 Gey A recounts of R a ee eon former of Geo A and compa local pack shows a titan of Pere ose was announced today by Jiv e vice president of the company.
Martina B Republican of Illinois is elected chair amid party control in the House. Representative Gon Good of Iowa, who recently chaired the body, is noted in connection with the leadership transition.
Fragmentary report mentions Euey Leonard and a July gathering in Grand Rapids Michigan with unclear references to Rocky Kansas. Entities include Grand Rapids and Kansas. The text lacks coherent details for a fuller summary.
The Sineteenth annual convention of the American Institute of Hawking gathers about 5 690 speakers in Minneapolis with a Wednesday debate between New York City members and the Omaha chapter over Prof Irvin Pisher plan to stabilise the dollar. For the first time accredited women delegates will attend, 175 from across the country. The east west fight for the next vice squaiteda to 1923 and Carterat ter man of Richmond is mentioned as a candidate with John Curras of Sas. The convention closes later in the week.
Coast guard cutter Bear frees Amundsen expedition ship Maud from ice near Cape Scrdze to the south of St Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea. Bear then sails toward Nome to meet the schooner Harbor and relay news of the rescue. Dr F R Bruning and Dell Bishop were rescued by Bear and subsisting with natives. Bishop heads to Nome with the report.
A chaotic scoreboard shows New York 12 and Pittcburet 1 with late hits by Cinchanet. Philadelphia added 5 and 8 in the contest, shaping a lopsided finish as the game wore on.
An AP dispatch from Vienna dated July 19 reports an extreme frontier event followed by a relief operation as locals tackle a significant fire incident with official confirmation.
An AP report states Henry Helm, receiver of the estate of Henrioluin Foy, was found shot dead after a disputed funds case. A warrant had been issued earlier for Helm on charges tied to a girl’s case, then withdrawn months ago. Helm’s wife and two children were away. a friend’s meeting preceded the fatal call at a office. He held a large sum and an audit of his accounts was ordered.
Booth Bay Maine July 19 AP The MacMillan arctic expedition began final departure from American shores yesterday. The Bowdoin auxiliary schooner, arrived Saturday after formal God steed from Vernor Baxter Wis casset, departed at dawn to cheers from townspeople. A brief stop at Sydney Nova Scotia precedes the northern voyage.
Fragmentary AP transcription reports a former Seriges figure from Montana who died in 1934 and previously served as governor after 1896, with a long tenure as a Democratic state party chairman. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
Washington July 18 AP Representative Frear Republican Wisconsin made public a letter to Attorney General urging action on a resolution requesting the department to enter suit over patent issues involving Garvan. The letter says Garvan’s views are doubtful, and Frear adds support for further action in recess.
A garbled AP item notes a decline in the food heating family and a decrease in mis were lower than expected. The fragmentary text mentions July 39 and Washir.
Paul Minn July 19 AP A federation delegation from twelve states met to push lower freight rates without harming railroad revenue. States included Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Indiana Nebraska Kansas Missouri and others. They urged the American Farm Bureau Federation to convene a national conference and discuss methods to cut rates with union support from the Grain Growers group.
A local Farm Bureau meeting will examine election procedures and verified voting practices. Officials plan to review recent statements and assess safeguards to ensure a fair process. The session aims to address concerns and reinforce confidence in the electoral system.
The War Department announced the 1921 list of top educational institutions recognized for their contributions. The selection includes 30 institutions praised for excellence and service, reflecting federal acknowledgment of higher education efforts.
In a regional meet held in West Virginia and nearby areas, noted competitors Brande of test es Americgs and Murray of recent All the old officers of the Profes Gelfers posted scores in the 18 qualifying round. Notable performances include Rowe from Germantown and Skelly from Hermite Bicheeed, with times ranging from the 40s to the 47s.
A Cub pitcher is reportedly on the market as team officials seek a satisfactory offer. Commissioner Veeck notes negotiations remain open and a deal could be reached if terms satisfy the club.
Reports from Langley Field Virginia describe a large air bombardment off the Atlantic coast. German dreadnaught Ostfriesland was sunk after being struck by heavy bombs from a Martia cs squadron. An earlier carrier and several enemy ships were disposed of during the raid, with the fleet turning toward Nassau Roads for the final phase of the operation.
Fragmentary notes recount an amateur builder planning a trip across a river and extending a structure then composing a poem. The text mentions a man named Boneiats and a May event at a home, with references to a station wagon and gait.
Fragmented text references year end expenditures and debt, noting a drop in total ordinary outlays and a large public debt disbursement. Mentions totals around 1,101,000,000 with reductions from the prior year and shifting federal and war-related costs.
The article describes families in a district near Pueblo suffering loss of furniture clothing and essentials after a disaster. It notes cash donations to the Red Cross fund and calls for more support to assist those who have lost everything with disaster relief operations under Red Cross oversight.
The fragment notes rooms in high mountain areas including west portions and south, with reference to Wednesday and arsettle. No clear event or names present.
In Lillie on July 18 a group of youths returning from a rifle range prank inflicted a fatal wound on an elderly dairy farmer. They staged a mock court martial and bound him to a post before firing a blank or misfired cartridge, causing a single fatal shot.
In San Francisco on July 19 AP reports the Knights of Columbus prepare for their thirty-ninth annual meeting in the city August 2. About 900 members are expected from the order with 2200 adherents noted in distant references.
Fragmentary report notes Milwaukee bar room restrictions under a prohibition ordinance. It mentions no booths or enclosed places with drinks and required unobstructed windows and doors. Court battles and constitutional challenges were anticipated after initial arrests.
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