28 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
1
A sworn statement telegraphed to President Wilson from Yucatan's governor accuses Ambassador Wilson of backing Huerta. The message cites political turmoil in Mexico and claims the ambassador threatened actions if Huerta was not supported.
President Wilson doubts U S public alarm over Mexico crisis as officials deny any move toward joint military action. Senator Pomerene seeks relief for death row inmate Bernard McDonald while Texas presses for Consul Edwards removal and reports flag potential danger to Americans in Juarez and Chihuahua from unrest.
El Paso July 28 report Charles B Jr who was shot last Saturday is expected to recover. Authorities provided limited details as the investigation continues with no further statements.
An elderly Pocatello woman, Mrs. Dan Kniffin of 711 North Tenth Avenue, was ordered committed to the Blackfoot state hospital by Probate Judge O J Bell after being found wandering in a distressed state. Deputies searched along Pocatello Creek before locating the woman, who was described as insane and was taken to the county jail where she caused a disturbance during the night.
Inkom praises recent rains boosting crops and notes irrigation not needed. The town plans a cent modern new schoolhouse funded by a $1 bond issue and the community anticipates a surge from Pocatello influence as local life buzzes around a market and family events.
Administrative officials say they will take a view on negotiations rising from protests against the California anti alien land law. They believe the United States government should address Japan and avoid discrimination claims.
In Lava Hot Springs July 28 guests include Mrs. I. Coleman of Salt Lake Mrs. Alred and two daughters of Honolulu Mrs. J A Wilson Sr and daughters of Salt Lake Messrs P J Powers of Preston M Davis of Cokeville Ed Wilson of Cokeville Will Julian of Fossil Gus Findley of Rock Springs and Mr Salmon of Kemmerer attended Hillcrest Bungalow.
A spectacular blaze in Sioux City Iowa destroyed the grandstand including the park pavilion club house a sawmill and a tank factory. The estimated loss runs to 976000 with no details on casualties or cause provided in the readable text.
Washington July 28 Eleven progressives tentatively agreed to oppose Senator LaFollette's tariff sub-schedules. A Senate hearing was chaired by Cummins Kenyon Lafollette Grenna Norris and Works. A further session will be held in a few days for each member to present supporting arguments.
The article reports Townsend condemning a tariff bill as protectionist and produced by a secret caucus. He blasts executive interference and caucus domination, calling the move a dark chapter in policy and business practice.
Chicago July wheat finished at 85 1/4 cents a bushel as traders noted firmer demand and ongoing export interest. The day's session saw modest gains amid unsettled harvest expectations and competing outside markets.
A noon hour lightning bolt struck W. C. Morley’s house on North Hayes Avenue ripping all shingles from one roof slope. The electric storm lasted about thirty minutes and included rain, with damage confined to the roof area.
Non-Union men resume labor at Calumet mines amid district upheaval. Police arrests and unrest accompany the reopening as workers mill about the reopened shafts and nearby streets.
San Francisco July 28 a strike decision is being canvassed by trainmen and conductors of the Southern Pacific from the Gulf of Mexico to the Canadian boundary. The vote counts last week with results due within 24 hours. Main line vs suburban crews over pay and equality is the issue.
British consul orders steamers to be ready to evacuate women and children from Shameen suburb. An abnormal exodus of the better class of Chinese from Canton to Hong Kong observed today.
Idaho Falls pushes for a state highway path from Hailey via Arco to Sunnyland and Yellowstone. The state highway commission reviewed two southern routes Boise to Yellowstone amid rains and heavy storms. Public sentiment appears to favor the Blue Twin route through Pocatello, while Idaho Falls advocates Hailey Arco Sunnyland alignment.
Mrs. F P Lacy of Keller Washington, thought killed after an Indian weaving accident 41 years ago, surprised family by attending a reunion in Spokane at Mrs. C A Olsen home. She learned of relatives Mrs W E Raymond South Dakota and Mrs H C Wieben Missouri, and joined sisters who had scattered across the United States.
In Wimbledon July 98 Maurice B McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated England’s Dizon in straight sets to win the world championship in a hard fought fourth match. The American played at peak form dominating the second and third sets after a tight opening frame.
In Colorado on July 28 more than 400 performers from the Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Wild West show were stranded when the performance halted unexpectedly. Authorities and organizers worked to arrange transportation and refunds for the cast and crew amid mounting delays.
A fragmentary report notes a title change amid references to Ray Rend Wash Sheet and an amateur championship. It mentions Pa J N McLaughlin, once assistant superintendent of the Irontans Station, in unclear context with short standings.
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