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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
10
Washington reports emergency farm labor recruitment by the United States employment service as wheat cutting begins in Texas. Emergency offices opened and Director Jones said no wheat belt farmer will lack help. College students already applying, earning 3 to 4 a day with board.
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker begins a three month tour from Mitchell Field to Detroit and beyond to survey landing fields for the army air service. He carries a Harding letter to a San Francisco Shriner as he aims to travel over 15,000 miles across the United States.
The article surveys global female practices from Bohemia to New York. It notes bridal wreaths of rosemary, the first US women’s club founded in 1868, Valencia fan makers paid about 30 cents daily, France allowing women to wear men's attire as merit honors, New Holland scar healing via shell wounds, a New York socialite gifting her wardrobe to charity, Bohemia’s abundance of flower shops, engaged Danish women wearing plain gold rings on the left ring finger, and a brief, garbled line about McVeigh.
Beloit Wisconsin June 7 AP Aaron E Sapiero cooperative organizer told 1000 farmers that farm prices fail because producers sell at production price rather than consumption price. He argued merchants and bankers backed by farmers profit from wholesale markets while retail business relies on farmers income. He linked farmer organization to urban prosperity and pointed to California pools as example.
Adoption of a resolution endorsing the Smith McNary bill to create a revolving fund for reclaiming arid lands and swamplands marks the opening day of the American Association of Engineers annual convention in Salt Lake City. The group plans to send copies to Senators McNary and Smoot, Rep Mondell, and officials in Washington. A second resolution favors an act to permit importing unskilled labor to Hawaii to relieve project work delays.
The fifteenth annual Northwest Electric Light and Power association convention opens at 9 30 this morning in the Odd Fellows hall in Boise. Delegates and visitors from the northwest California and eastern states gather for the electrical industry event with more arrivals expected later today.
A series of landslides two miles west of Soldier Summit Utah disrupts the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad. Tracks were lifted four feet in places and the line was impassable until two steam shovels worked for hours. Traffic resumed this afternoon. Shriners specials to the coast were delayed with Illustrious Potentate Tri angle of the Syrian Temple Cincinnati seriously ill on a held up train.
Washington reports congressman Henry A. Baldwin urging the Dillingham resolution to suspend immigration laws for five years to meet a labor shortage. He argues it would curb Japanese influence in Hawaii while admitting Chinese under restrictions. Senator Johnson questions treaty limits. Edgar Wallace of the AFL condemns the plan as slavery in bond and cites plantation wage cuts as proof of labor abundance.
Paul Scharrenberg secretary of the California state federation of labor left San Francisco for Honolulu to investigate proposals for importing Chinese labor to the Hawaiian Islands. He plans a month abroad and will report to Mr. Gompers, AFL president, on his return.
National League results show Pittsburg and Philadelphia scorelines with pitchers Morrison Meadows Weinert Henline Barfoot and Ainamith Gowdy for Cincinnati and Brooklyn in separate games. Detroit and Philadelphia clash with Naylor Sullivan Perkins Ehmke and Bessier contributing, while other clubs post strings of runs and outs reflected in the box score totals.
A list of notable dates marks deaths, births, and milestones across centuries. Mohammed founder of Islam died in Media. Henry VIII and Francis I interview at the field of the cloth of gold. Lord Delaware linked to early Virginia. Elias Kent Kane born in New York. Thomas F Marshall noted politician. Harvard College donation from Abbott Lawrence. Wisconsin governor Nelson Dewey’s inauguration. Goldwin Smith obituary.
Rental notice for a front sleeping room with bath access and external entrance at 437 South Fourth Avenue. Contact details not provided. Quiet single occupancy preferred.
Gen Felix Diaz, nephew of the ousted Porfirio Diaz, planned a new uprising in Mexico. Trained at Chapultepec Military Academy, he became a commissioned engineer lieutenant in 1889 and a formidable political figure by 1902 after serving in Vera Cruz Congress. Following the uplift in power, Diaz remained a key figure.
The text traces Feliz Diaz after overthrowing his uncle to lead discontented regulars in a revolt against the Madero regime. He goes into exile in Cuba before resurfacing to challenge the Caranza government, with the note that Diaz has never achieved real success and remains tied to fiasco and failure.
Westfonten June 7 AP says Peru rejects a Chilean counter proposal at the Peru Chile conference. The plan would have the US arbitrate a Tacna Tacna Acca plebiscite but Peru insists the arbiter decide if a plebiscite is to occur. The session ended with what observers called a virtual denial.
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