22 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1913
Page
1
Washington officials brand Victoriano Huerta as an usurping marauder and push for intervention in Mexico. The House debates hostilities while Japan refuses to back anti American demonstrations. Ambassador Wilson remains tasked with protecting American lives.
Report from Mexico City notes officials will not sanction any demonstration marking the arrival of a foreign minister amid anti American sentiment. Local authorities emphasize orderly conduct and stress that no sanctioned events will be allowed.
Havana dispatch reports the United States ambassador to an unnamed nation travels toward New York aboard a roading to New York with unclear itinerary and dates amid wartime tension.
An hour delay occurred in the processing of the Seema on Friday as officials worked to complete the procedure. No further details on the cause or outcome were provided.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the government and attorneys with unclear references to a seat and authority. The readable parts reference a legal or political context without concrete names or dates.
A structure at S Mill Street reports bows broken and a wall crushed in after an unspecified impact. No injuries are listed and authorities may investigate for further details.
The Agriculture Department issued a regulation allowing locally organized forest user associations to form advisory committees with forest officers. These boards will receive notice of proposed actions and hear concerns to help balance interests and prevent distant officials from acting without local input. The policy aims to expand participation, improve fairness, and support grazing regulation cooperation with cattle and sheep associations.
A fire at a Jackson facility led to the incineration of 35 convicts. The incident described a deadly confinement as inmates reportedly perished in the blaze amid chaotic conditions. Further details on cause and victims were not clear in the text.
The entertainment commission sets a visit to review the proposed state highway through the region. Officials expect arrival tomorrow to assess route impacts, public notices, and coordination with local authorities.
In July 22 edition readers see anticipation of a new governor of Adrianople preparing to assume post.
A highway commission left here this forenoon in autos as the Tribune received the notice at noon today. The care will be sent out and the reception arranged.
Mrs E Hoo oo 7 of San Francisco announces a new endowment of 10000 to the fund aiding medical research at the Southern Pacific hospital service. Dr Cummings at the San Francisco General Hospital directs the serum studies for typhus fever and tuberculosis. The fund is held by Union Trust Company with income to the hospital department as it accrues.
A deadly blaze at the Binghamton Clothing Company building in Binghamton New York is believed to have killed forty girls this afternoon. Firemen battled the flames as authorities investigated the cause and scope of the disaster.
Tomorrow the fall memberships lap of a tour of proposed routes touches Yellowstone and proceeds via Bliss Hagerman valley and the Snake River to Twin Falls American Falls and Pocatello. Pilot cars will escort the party from Pocatello to Gate City for a Commercial club reception.
Nicholas approves the destruction of three posthumous works attributed to Count Tolstoi on grounds they are unorthodox comments on the old testament. Relatives of Tolstoi protest the action, and a wailing dispute follows.
Fugitive Bulgarian officials fled from the city after rumors spread that a Turkish cavalry commanded by Enver Bey had been sighted nearby. Cmdr reports say Turkish troops retreated after reconnoitering the position, while communications between Sofia and Adrianople were disrupted.
Calcutta July 22 Turks across the new frontier line amid war conditions received rejoicing from the Mohammedans of India. Newspapers here claim any British coercion of Turkey to abandon her positions would provoke dangerous agitation.
Athens reports M Panas director of political affairs for the Greek delegation travels by way of Nishe via to negotiate terms of peace with Bulgaria. He moves to advance talks ahead of the forthcoming settlement effort.
Victor Miller a young man posing as a messenger boy was arrested at Blackfoot on Sheriff Lowrys tip and brought to Gate City by Deputy Crane. He faces charges over a two dollar counterfeit check drawn on gang and Trapp East Center street graders. The check names Messenger Boy and Mabel Thomas and identifies Victor Miller as Messenger Boy. Miller says a woman gave him the check for services rendered and a hearing is set for tomorrow.
Senate discussion criticizes the Underwood Simmons tariff plan. Lawmakers debate provisions to remove protections and allow livestock imports free, arguing the House bill should be rejected. The tone reflects partisan conflict over trade policy and agriculture protections.
In a terse admission, Mulhall said he was mistaken about a prior statement to the tariff commission. The testimony concerned a manufacturer’s claim regarding duties and obligations under the proposed bill.
Canton, July 22. Trade throughout Southern China is paralyzed by industrial unrest. The incident disrupts commerce as factions resist the advancing army, which holds money and enjoys external backing from powers.
A militant group linked arson in London causing a fire at a mansion area residence. The incident disrupted a locality near Perry Street with authorities investigating motive and seeking clues from witnesses.
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