Swain Returns From War To City Ball Park Hopes
J Q Swain, former Pocatello Indians pitcher, returns from two years in the overseas engineer troopers. Now at Le Mans, his unit eyes Brest and St Nazaire for embarka tion. Swain, once a Short Line timekeeper, plans to pitch again this summer reclaiming his old smoke ball fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Swain
Swain
Pocatello Indians
21St Engineers
France
le Mans
Brest
St. Nazaire
Ray Brookhart
N. D. Brookhart
Mr. Swain
Pocatello
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Utah
Land Open for Entry in Idaho June 23 1919
The U S Department of the Interior announces that certain lands in Blackfoot Idaho described by township ranges and sections will open at 9 am on June 23 1919. Applications filed before opening are treated as simultaneous. if multiple, a drawing will be held at 2 pm on opening day. J T Carruth Register.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
B& NW
J. T. Carruth
Register
Prater Studio Seeks Evening Appointments for Portraits
Special photo prototype sale and studio open by appointment on Thursday night April 17 1919. Prater Studio located at 445 B. 1 advertises extended hours for evening portrait sittings and photo developments.
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Prater
Tribune installs fourth lino type machine
The Tribune announced yesterday it has added a fourth Lino Type No. 14 press to its operations. The upgrade boosts output and efficiency, reflecting the paper’s advance program for readers and its commitment to high grade equipment and skilled staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Northwest
Alumni Banquet and Ball at Idaho Tech Institute
Arrangements are complete for the alumni banquet of the Academy of Idaho and the Idaho Tech to be held Wednesday evening at 7 in the Tech dining hall. C. Frazier, new Tech president, will extend a formal welcome. After the banquet, the alumni ball will take place in the new physical education building with about 200 out of town alumni expected, each receiving a diploma of the Idaho Technical Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Tech
Tech
C. &. Frazier
The
Evenme
Idaho Technical Institute
War hero and Port land bride wed in quiet ceremony
Sergeant Ace R. Nelson and Miss Virginia Loakse united in marriage at the groom’s brother Guy Nelson’s home in Portland. Nelson, a WWI veteran with six wounds, expects to settle in Pocatello after discharge at Fort Russell. The couple met in Spokane while Nelson served with the Idaho National Guard on the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace R. Nelson
Army
Virginia Loakse
Portland
Oregon
Guy Nelson
South Second Avenue
Bishop Satterfield
Pocatello
Nelson
Fort Russell
Wyoming
France
32Nd
Chateau Thierry
Argonne Forest
Heine
Idaho National Guard
Ft. Wright
Washington
Loakse
Spokane
Sergeant Nelson
Grace
Idaho
Grain Market Update From Chicago Trading Floor
Chicago June 2 price report shows corn at 1.6944 dollars and oats at 0.6544 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ucorn
Schumann Heink Honors Seamen At Waldorf Dinner
Ernestine Schumann-Heink hosted ten seamen from an armored cruiser at the Waldorf Astoria. She praised their service and declared she loves America and its men, calling herself a mother to them as they guard transports under dangerous seas. The event followed her earlier search for the ship in New York waters.
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Mmne
Ernestine Schumann-Theink
New York Herald
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
San Pieto
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Pacific Coast
the Waldorf
Ti Ning
America
Pocatello
McNichols & Wright Hall
Germany
League of Nations
Pwo
Alsacce-Lorraine
Saar
Sehleiswig
Denmark
Austria
Bohemia
Entire Treaty is Coming As Second Shock
The article outlines postwar frontiers in Europe with territorial adjustments along the Feldsberg region and the Moravian river areas. It notes unchanged borders near Hungary and Switzerland, recognizes new state independence, and assigns boundary determinations to allied commissions.
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Feldsberg
Moravia
Italy
Bleiburg
Drave
Lavant
Marburg
Radkersburg
Bavaria
Switzerland
Hungary
Europe
Bulgaria
Greece
Poland
Rumania
Austria
Carpathians
Czecho-Slovakia
Rantzau Rejects Versailles Peace in Blunt Note
German envoy Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau declares the Versailles treaty demands unbearable and outlines counter proposals. He says the text cannot be carried out and lists German concessions and losses from West Prussia Pomerania Danzig Upper Silesia Memel Saar and Alsace Lorraine amid push for a general peace with a league of nations.
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Washington
Count von Broekdorff-Rantzau
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
State Department
Clemenceau
Versailles
West Prussia
Pomerania
Danzig
Hausetown
East Prussia
Memel
Upper Silesia
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
East Germany
Belgium
Saar
France
Wen
Rman
International Repartation Commission
Local Brevities and Upcoming Ice Plant Installations
Local items note a group including Mr. and Mrs J H Peterson and others took a Mackay trip for fishing on Lost River. Idaho Ice Co confirms two carloads of machinery arrived as installation advances, with the plant set to be the state’s most modern once all equipment arrives. Mrs F G Kroll, mother of William Kroll, left for San Jose to visit daughter Mrs J T Clifton after spending a week with sons William and Edward, who had come from Lincoln. Edward returned home with William's son Robert.
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J. H. Peterson
J. (. McDermond
Adams
Chas. Couzens
George J. Batley
Mackay
Lost River
Idaho Ice Co
Pocatello
He State
F. G. Kroll
William Kroll
San Jose
California
J. T. Clifton
Parsons Aboard for Pocatello Lecture Tour
Rev Dr Parsons national superintendent of the Society for the Friendless arrives in Pocatello and will lecture in First Ward tonight. He travels with Rev John Pearson supervising the Rocky Mountain division. The city is among his hurried tour of leading cities as churches announce the visit and urge public attendance.
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Dr. Parsons
Kansas City
Society For the F’riendless
Pocatello
S. D
First Ward
Parsons
John Pearson
Rocky Mountain Division
Radio Service Man Returns After 20000 Mile Naval Cruise
Ernest R K Byrne, first class naval radio operator and son of Mr and Mrs W Byrne, has been released from active Naval Reserve duty after a 20000 mile voyage aboard the U S S Eastern Shore. The ship carried flour to the Near East, dodged war risks, and ferried relief goods via the Mediterranean to Romania. Byrne, ex Idaho Tech quarterback, predicts the Cubs will face a tough season against the all service all Tech team.
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Astern
Ernest RK. Byrne
W. Byrne
South Sixth Avenue
Naval Reserve
Navy
Seattle
Near East
Panama Canal
New York
Atlantic
Black Sea
Cantanza
Rumania
Bucharest
von Mackinse
Ernest Byrne
Idaho Tech
Cubs
The
Tech
All Service
All Tech
Ernest
Direct Communication Established At Pan American Conference
Washington reports the Second Pan American Commercial Conference opened with direct cable link between the Pan American building and Latin American nations. Delegates from South and Central America attend as the Pan American Union outlines plans on shipping, banking, patents, and trade regulation to boost US Latin American commerce.
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Washington
South
Central America
United States
Latin America
The
Pan-American Union
Marshall
John Barrett
Frank L. Pell
Iing
Beltran Mathieu
Chile
Senaccio Calderon
Bolivia
Gillett
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
The Arrival of Kitty senior class play at Tech auditorium
The senior class presents The Arrival of Kitty at the Tech auditorium Tuesday night at 8:30 directed by Miss Pearl Hodges. The comedy by Norman Lee Swartont has drawn praise in eastern cities and promises a lively show with an engaged orchestra and musical numbers. Cast includes William Winkler, Tom West, Aunt Jane, Margery Treiber, Leonm Gardner, Bobbie Baxter, Benjamin More, Ting the bellboy, Sam the colored porter, Kitty Elizabeth Witty, Sazeite Ruth Varnum.
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Kitty
Tech Auditorium
Miss Pearl Hodges
Norman Lee Swartont
Temple Pharmacy
Teeh
Academy of Idaho
William Winkler
Tom West
Jane
Margery Treiber
Leonm Gardner
Bobbie Baxter
Larold West Benjamin More
Glenn McMillan
Ting
Theo
Medford
Sam
Harry Amundsen
Elizabeth Witty Sazeite
Eseesees
Ruth Varnum
Pocatello Sealed Bids Sought for Local Improvement Project
City of Pocatello Idaho calls for sealed bids by July 3 1919 for about 137200 square yards of Standard pavement in Local Improvement District No 238 with drainage features and fittings. Bidders must include a 10000 certified check and 60 percent bond. plans available for deposit $10 refundable if returned. Public bid opening at City Hall 8 p m. July 3 1919. City reserves right to reject all bids.
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Pocatello
Idaho
City of Pocatello
Pocatello Bank
W. P. Whitaker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Bannock Co
Iberman
Walter Liberman
W. Center
Sread Tech Institute
Schumann-Heink
Rantzau
Tech Class
Pat J. Phelan
Johnny Babe Asher Lover
Jackie Clarke
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