30 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1921
Page
1
A Pennsylvania Railroad express train was robbed in motion between Gat-and and a station, as seven mail clerks fought the suspects and a mail bag was found empty. A wounded mail clerk was reported. authorities pursued the bandits who fled toward the countryside.
In a garbled interview fragment from London dated July 30, the prime minister faces questions about Ireland policy. The text blends names and phrases, mentioning Northcliffe and La Times owner, with unclear implications about political stance and press influence.
Fragmentary report shows the lawn tennis event at Creacent 4 C. G. Browne of Los Saanion is mentioned as a great chair or holder. Mention of Miss paner and Marie fe Te indicates names connected to the event with unclear roles.
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Chicago, July 40 AP reports Young Jake Behacfer has taken up golf to sharpen his billiards. He plans to settle in Chicago with manager Charles Tennes posting a $2,500 purse for a match between Schaefer and any billiard player worldwide.
New York report details Salvatore Salvatore, blind hero of the Argonne, arriving from Italy with his bride Isabella Bruna. The couple faced family opposition and a stabbing threat during their courtship, then sailed for home as Isabella stayed behind during a tense moonlit voyage.
Chicago opens its World's Columbian Exposition program with a pageant of progress through three miles of exhibits. Vice President Ceol and President Harding messages frame the opening as the event showcases two years of industrial and business strides across the city.
A petition to Japan's cabinet by Baron Furuishi, chairman of the scientific investigation board, asks for a scientific path gratesy to be established in the South Sea islands under Japanese mandate. The appeal argues investigations could study sun influence on typhoon origins, benefiting Japan and the world.
Windsor Ont July 30 AP Six horses accepted weights for a feature race opening today. The three year olds mile and an eighth event carries a $20,000 purse, the richest in Canada. Gray Lag top favorite with 126 pounds, Black Servant 122, Bygone 117, Old Chap Dark Horse and Radio also assigned weights.
Representatives from across the Powder River trail region from Denver to Moose Jaw are due in Miles City for the annual Powder River Trail association meeting on August 6. Officials aim to report progress in marking the trail along its entire length and discuss advertising the route.
J. P. Jensen, 76, and his wife, 71, of Utah, arrived in Byigh after a long automobile journey through five states. They reported they enjoyed the trip and had suffered no injuries.
Soviet officials accept Herbert Hoover’s famine relief proposal and call for immediate negotiations. The reply from Leo Kameneff to Maxim Gorky and the soviet London delegation requests release of American prisoners and outlines relief logistics. Washington views the move as opening potential future US‑Russia relations amid famine.
Mrs Marguerite Harrison of Baltimore, a newspaper correspondent and American prisoner in Russia, was released by Soviet authorities and arrived in Riga escorted by U S Senator Jose I France of Maryland who had visited Russia to assess conditions. France noted Moscow’s release claim and voiced support for continued trade relations with Russia.
In Detroit, Miscail Clube of the Union and Teague Union two teams compete in the National Baseball League tournament. St. Paul secured a key victory as the event began, with scores reflecting early action and Championship stakes.
A report from July (AP) describes mounting efforts toward a formal treaty with Germany. Mrs Stone survives eight days marooned on a rock ledge after her husband falls to his death, while a rescue party searches across Mount Bon. She endures with only dirt to eat as sun tracks her peril.
In a charged session, Democratic and Republic voices clash over Porto Rico status. Speakers defend union with the United States while arguing for self governance and the island’s future. The debate centers on political directions and the path to independence versus statehood.
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An old stagecoach exhibit drawn from 1874 appears in Gardiner near a new law office. The coach was captured by a plane and pursued by General How. General Garfield and President Arthur are linked to the tale. The item was among early state tours with visits to Helena and Boseman during a three weekly trip.
Fragmentary item notes vitamins or products named Stene with unclear context and no clear event or person. Text appears garbled, lacking dates places organizations or outcomes to ground a fuller summary.
A garbled OCR passage references efforts to aid planters and a discussion involving a figure connected to Lincoln and Park. The text is severely corrupted, with missing names and unclear actions, but hints at a contested plan and possible political or social backing.
An AP report states tentative progress toward a formal pact between Germany and the United States. Officials anticipate concluding the agreement at an early date, signaling a step toward improved relations and cooperation between the two nations.
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