Madame Sehmann-Heink Concert At McNichols Hall
Madame Sehmann-Heink, renowned contralto, headlines tonight at McNichols Hall with pianist Ernesto Berumen and Frank La Forge. Worthy of note, this visit marks her first appearance in Pocatello, with advance sales indicating a near capacity turnout for the 8:30 curtain. Prof. Alva Lowe organized the engagement, reflecting her patriotic service during recent years.
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Madame Sehumann-Heink
McNichols & Wright Hall
Pemple Pharmacy
Mme. Sehmann-Heink
Ernesto Berumen
Frank la Forge
Mme. Schumann-Meink
Ments
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
America
Pocatello
Alva Lowe
Filipino Proverbs Reflect National Spirit and Heritage
A Filipino Catholic scholar presents a collection of Filipino proverbs chosen from conversations with elders. The remarks, translated to retain meaning, illustrate bravery caution character choice and many other traits tied to national identity and culture.
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Lord Bacon
Twin Falls Elks Roundup Grandstand Project Under Way
Construction of a large grandstand and bleachers for an Elks roundup and patriotic celebration in Twin Falls began Wednesday by contractor BE A Moon. The project will house between 1 000 and 25 000 visitors at the July 3 4 and 5 event with an estimated cost of 7500 dollars.
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Twin Falls
Elks
BE. A. Moon
Leader of Sinn Fein movement and wartime exile
The piece notes a Sinn Fein leader as the first elected Sinn Feiner to parliament and jailed in England under the Defense of the Realm Act during the war, released after the armistice, and the sole Sinn Feiner chosen for the peace conference when the Irish republic was proclaimed, with reflections on national independence and cultural progress.
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Sinn Fein
England
Liberty
Nationwide tieup looms from Atlanta telegraph strike
Washington reports S J Konenkamp head of the Commercial Telegraphers Union foresees a spread of the Atlanta strike to nationwide proportions, risking a tieup of telegraph and telephone networks as postmaster general Burleson’s stance on Wilson labor policy is blamed. Springfield notes 60000 workers and 60000 operators will strike June 16 at 8 am unless Burleson complies with union demands.
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Washington
S. J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Atlanta
Burleson
Wilson
Springfield
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Charles P. Ford
Electrical Workers
Ford
Telegraphers Strike in Atlanta Sparks Support Walkout
Atlanta on June 5 reports Western Union Telegraph company workers in Atlanta went on strike in sympathy with Southern Bell and Atlanta Telephone operators who quit their switchboards on Monday.
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Atlanta
Western Union Telegraph Company
Southern Bell and
Atlanta Telephone Companies
Bird Treaty Validated by Federal Judge in Arkansas
Federal Judge Jacob Trieber upheld the migratory bird act of July 8 1918 enacted to carry into effect a treaty with Great Britain. The ruling confirms the legitimacy of the act and its treaty basis in this Arkansas proceeding.
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Little Rock
Ark
Congress
Great Britain
Jacob Trieber
Trieber
Irish Leader Advocated Peaceful Settlement and Reforms
An Irish nationalist who urged peaceful settlement of the Irish question and helped launching agricultural reforms in Ireland. He lived on a Montana ranch for ten years, then returned to found the Irish Agricultural Organization Society. He proposed Ulster be allowed to vote after years to decide if it should remain in Home Rule Ireland. The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land, overriding states’ constitutions and statutes in conflicts with federal power.
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Ireland
Montana
Irish Agricultural Organization Society
Ulster
United States
Whisky runners foiled at Idaho border in Bonneville seizure
Idaho Falls reports deputies and forest rangers disrupted a whisky smuggling attempt before July 1. A wagon loaded with 50 cases was seized just inside the Idaho line in Bonneville county as runners aimed to meet auto trucks in the mountains. The man in charge was arrested but has not named a recipient.
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Idaho Falls
Sheriff's Office
Forest Rangers
Here
Wyoming
Sheriff's
Idaho Line
Bonneville County
Sinn Fein Leader’s Turbulent Irish Years and Arrests
Born in Ulster County Tyrone editor of Irish Freedom from 1910 to 1911. Suppressed paper after war outbreak. Hid nine months after 1916 revolution. Arrested 22 February 1917 and deported to England. Escaped, returned to Ireland, sent to US by provisional government in June 1917 with Wilson documents. Came as sailor, later attempted return as messman in October 1917, arrested at Halifax, jailed two months, bail set at 7500 dollars. Elected Sinn Fein member of Parliament.
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Ulster
County Tyrone
Irish Freedom
Ireland
England
United States
Wilson
Messman
Halifax
Sinn Fein
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W. Hall
Philiping
Ey Jorge Locebe
Philippine Mission
College of Law
University of the Philippines
Iberman
Walter Liberman
W. Center
Countess Marittewicz
Sinn
Count Plunkett
Sir Horacee Plunkett
Mme. Schumann-Heine
Schirmer
Flammer
Uncle Sam
Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ld
the Tribune
Patrick M.carton
John Fowler
West Whitman Street
A. E. Montgomery, Auctioneer
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
First Savings Bank
Pocatello, Idaho
Idaho
the Tribune Co., Ltd
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