27 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
1
In Dublin and London reports claim Eamonn De Valera and Irish Republicans seek a basis for talks with Britain. A sketch suggests four Irish legislatures may be established under a unified Parliament, with four great races and limited foreign relations rights cited as context.
Dr E E Tucker explains the thyroid is a pea sized gland located on the underside of the brain area. He links its health to national vigor and wealth, noting its small but essential role in bodily function.
Damaged OCR suggests a discussion of church activities and rival speakers with references to communism. The readable bits imply lectures or topics at a church setting, possibly about ideological debates and censorship at the center of a gathering.
Princeton leads the field as English athletes prepare for an international collegiate meet. No. 1 rankings dominate the scene with expectations high for top performers.
An AP report notes Vivian dater of Warren C, president of an alleged Michigan Avenue Trust, and her mother returned from Detroit where Spurgia’s disappearance is under investigation. Authorities say seized money and suspects face questions as James B. Viemeane official releases details.
A protest is planned regarding a disputed government decision. Officials said inquiries yielded no further information about the revert of the ruling, with skepticism about the basis for the change and reports of confusion in government offices.
A man from Fort Morgan Colorado was slain near Adams County after traveling by train to Denver area. The body was rushed by car to this city. A crowd claimed a wrongful arrest and threats of lynching arose as authorities pursued a suspected killer.
AP report from Istonio Texas notes the San Hixesl volcano may erupt for the first time in seventy five years. Historical reference recalls the San Miguel eruption of 1856 when two small Gon Siete destroyed nearby areas.
New York July 27 AP reports Tom Erick C Quinney pleaded guilty before a federal judge to violating interstate commerce laws. He and others linked to a trade at the state line were fined $1,000 each for transporting pictures and related items across borders.
Two American airmen died when their aircraft crashed at Weisenthurm Field near Coblenz. Lieutenant Carl De Gauthier of Hillsboro Texas was among the dead after the craft burst into flames following the crash.
AP report from Tea Pa July 27 states J F P Byers vice president of the United States Golf Association and former Representative James Francis will introduce President Harding. The opening week match at a Country Club features a foursome with Mees Harding and others. The text notes press coverage and ongoing publicity surrounding the event.
Vernon B C January 27 AP Farmers must manage irrigation carefully to balance water use with crop needs. Experts warn excessive irrigation risks soil erosion and canal silting, urging adherence to modern methods and conservation to prevent waste as irrigation sustains civilization and agriculture.
Johnny Wilson and Downey to fight in Cleveland with Downey seeking a 10 round match. Downey from Philadelphia and Wilson from Cleveland are set for this road bout as a featured middleweight bout.
Washington July 27 AP formal demand for release of American prisoners held in Russia by Bolshevik authorities. Secretary of State Hughes called for swift action as more than a dozen Americans are reported detained in various cities. The American legation in Riga relayed the request after a night of tense diplomacy with Soviet officials.
A Washington report notes proposals to regulate sugar production and reduce wartime controls as Congress considers revising the tariff and price measures. The draft aims to adjust policies affecting the sugar industry and consumer costs.
Banff Alberta July 27 Dr W Stone president of Purdue University Lafayette Indiana and his wife were missing since July 15. His body was recovered from a deep crevice after a search party located it Sunday. Mrs Stone was found at the foot of a seventeen foot crevice and was being treated for shock. She is expected to recover at Camp Assiniboine headquarters.
New York July 26 AP The international sporting event at Ebbets Field was indefinitely ruled out by the state commission after a disturbance. One ticket booth was robbed of five hundred dollars when the lights failed and many attendees climbed fences and broke gates and seats without paying.
Top swimmers including Zene and Reis headline the meet as listed entrants. Coma and avotis are noted among participants in what appears to be a regional event with several identified competitors.
Washington reports a dinner meeting at the White House where senators discussed tax revision. The permanent support act was taken up, signaling possible legislative action following the talks.
Seventy one yachts of the New York Yacht Club left Glencove New York for Newport on the club’s annual cruise revived after the war suspension. Commodore J P Morgan led with flagship Corsair on a 39 nautical mile leg to Morris Cove New Haven Harbor.
An insurance firm to insure dogs aged one to seven years up to 500 will operate after a physical exam. Premiums run about nine to twelve percent with higher rates for females. Payment is made on presentation of a death certificate signed by a veterinarian.
In Mesica City the chamber of deputies rejected a rescission on Article 27 while the senate moved to accede. President Obregon called a joint conference as political lines sharpen between his faction and Mexico’s governance amid tensions with the United States and foreign interests.
Billy Fabrique, who left the Kansas City American Association team last season for the Oh! City Independents, departed Git City for California to join a club in the San Joaquin Valley League yesterday.
President Harding signed an executive order to coordinate army navy and shipping board purchasing. The order divides the country into zones for supply purifying with a generating agent for each area under a purchasing supervisor in Washington. Direct Dawes originated the plan in the budget bureau.
Greenwich Village showcases a new street swimming party as part of its cultural scene. The event features adult revelers in varied costumes and playful themes, with children attending earlier in the evening as costumes range from regular suits to inventive outfits.
A Pol ish border report notes about 50 000 people enter Poland from Russia monthly despite efforts to stop them. One escapee, Ralimar a former art student, traveled from Canada via the United States to Russia with 700 others then returned to Poland where his parents live. He describes worsening conditions in Russia and says he cannot obtain a passport without credentials. He claims his aim was curiosity and fun but now fears returning to the United States if possible.
New York AP report says welterweight boxer Pete Herman earned an extra 22330 from his recent bout with Joe Lynch that helped him move toward the New Orleans title match. Lynch received a 37500 guaranteed purse.
An unclear fragment mentions Vernon and Oakland with references to Cleveland Detroit and a rain event. Details and context are not decipherable from the OCR snippet.
London reports on Kemal Pasha head of government or military command with unclear details from the July 27 dispatch. The fragment notes his status and possible actions or positions in the ongoing affairs.
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