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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1919

Page

5

Yankee seaplane NC-4 arrives Plymouth after Atlantic crossing

The American seaplane NC-4 landed in Plymouth England at 2:26 PM after a six hour fifty nine minute flight from Ferrol Spain. Crowds gathered for a ceremony aboard the Rochester and a Mayflower pier reception with British and American officials.

Plymouth Eng NC-4 Ferrol Spain Rochester Mayflower Pier Waldorf Astor London Assocated Press United States England

Washington congratulates NC-4 flight commander Read

Secretary Daniels sent greetings after NC-4 arrival noting the epoch making flight in world history. He extended congratulations, greetings and good wishes to Commander Read as the nation celebrated the milestone. Classified ads introduce the work seeker to the work opportunity.

Washington NC-4 Daniels America

Villa Making Play for American Support

Villa aims to win U S recognition by nominating General Felipe Angeles as provisional president of Mexico. He plans to control border regions and govern to gain American approval, possibly setting a northern capital at Chihuahua City or Juarez and awaiting a chance to march on Mexico City.

Washington Villa United States Filipe Angeles Mexico Carranza Chihuahua City Juarez Mexico City

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Medicine Praised

A Tennessee reader from Arlington reports flyers praising Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough medicine. The letter cites two influenza cases with rapid improvement in two days and mentions a personal testimonial from B. B. McDowel and a note about a family wary of prior remedies.

Foley B. B. McDowel R. F Arlington, Tenn Adv

French Auction Autos Drive Army Vehicle Demand High

Paris reports periodical army auctions of surplus automobiles attract strong buyers. One sale yielded receipts equivalent to 240000 dollars in a single day as many machines require little repair.

Paris

Wood campaign group forms in Seattle to back General Wood

A Wood club organized in Seattle to support Major General Leonard Wood for the Republican presidential nomination. Army and navy veterans plan organized Wood clubs across the state during the coming weeks.

Seattle Wash Leonard Wood Army Navy

Pocatello Commercial Club Names New Publicity Secretary

The Pocatello Commercial Club elected LaVerne R. Collier as secretary to lead publicity and operations. Collier, returned from overseas, will devote full time to club affairs, supported by President S. E. Brads and the board to rebuild activities and extend outreach in the postwar era.

Jane Lothe Commercial Club Board of Governors Rouneé LaVerne R. Collier Pocatello Commercial Elub Sergeant Collier Collier S. E. Brads Himself H. H. Whittlesey A. (. Hinckley A. M. Peterson Chas. G. Sumner FE. H. Clarke W. (. Tatro Claude Bistline P. C. O'Malley Pocatello Ivo Sumner Docatello

Bannock County Fourth of July Plans Mapped

A Bannock county committee outlines a county wide Fourth of July celebration in Pocatello with a military parade, chicken dinner, sports, and street dancing. An executive panel of three leads planning, with trains from outlying towns and a welcome event for veterans.

Bannock County Commercial Club Hall McDougall Walter H. Cleave William Whitaker Evra Merrill Cleare Premovers Court House Idaho Tech Emmnasium War Mothers’ Association Pocatello Bannock Red Cross Salvation Army Victory D.striet

Sleep Well for Peak Daytime Work Adv Text

Wakeful restless nights harm performance and digestion. Indigestion and constipation fuel wakefulness, but Chamberlain's Tablets relieve them for a clearer head and better direction. Try a dose to feel improved and ready for the day.

Chamberlain

Threaten Strike Over Reinstatement Demand in Atlanta

An ultimatum threatening a union-wide strike was presented in Atlanta on May 31. Union operators allegedly discharged by Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph were demanded reinstated. A general national strike was hinted at pending union president Renencamp's election in Montreal.

Atlanta Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company Renencamp Montreal

Bolshevik Stronghold Crumbles Under Pressure

London reports a Russian wireless message from Moscow says Orenburg, one of the last Bolshevik strongholds in southeast Russia, has been evacuated. Bolsheviks abandoned Tatikovo west of Orenburg and drew back to the Orenburg Semara railway line under enemy pressure.

London Orenburg Russia Macow Tatikovo Orenbure Semara

Classified ads restore to their owners authority f lost articles

A local notice outlines steps for reclaiming lost items through owner authority restoration. Readable fragments indicate the process involves filing claims and verification with a governing office. The notice emphasizes prompt action to recover possessions.

Eight German Liners Converted Into Transports

Washington reports Secretary Baker thanked Secretary Daniels for converting eight German liners into transports. He estimates the homeward movement of troops this month at 320000 men, a new high record.

Washington Baker Daniels Navy

Indianapolis 500 tragedy as Thurman Lecoq die in crash

May 1 report from the Indianapolis speedway details a fatal crash of Arthur Thurman and a deadly fire that killed Lecoq and his mechanic during the first part of the 500 mile race. DePalma led early distances with record pace before tire and fire incidents disrupted the field.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Speedway Ralph DePala Speedway Arthur Thurman Thurman Chevrolet DePalma Wilcox J. Chassagne Lecoq R. Bandini Lecocq

Salt Lake City to Host International Rotary Convention

Salt Lake City prepares for the tenth annual International Association of Rotary Clubs convention from June 16 to 20. large delegations from major cities are expected, with hotel reservations already filling up. Notable speakers include John Barrett and Dr. Henry Suzzalo, and the event may be called the Victory Rotary Convention. A competitive race for the association presidency features five nominees from Detroit Champaign Portland Atlanta and Port Madison. Atlantic City and New Orleans bid for the 1920 meeting.

Salt Lake City International Association of Rotary Clubs Mormon Tabernacle John Barrett Pan-American Union Rotary Henry Suzzalo University of Washington John Napier Dyer Rotary Clubs Victory Association William D. Riggers Detroit B. F. Harris Champaign Estes Snedecor Portland Ore Albert S. Adams Atlanta Jacob R. Perkins Port Madison Atlantic City New Orleans

Peace Conference Readies Austrian Terms as Jugoslav Stance Grows

Paris dispatch notes a plenary session for reading Austrian peace terms while Italy and Jugoslav questions face final adjustments. German counter proposals face rejection with Berlin notes declared. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau’s conciliatory letter warns of Germany’s doubtful fate under the terms.

Ty Associated Press Germany Paria Associated Press Berlin Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Russia Brest-Litovsk

Plenary Peace Conference Postpones Austrian Terms

Paris reports a secret plenary session to hear Austrian peace terms at 3 this afternoon. Indications point to postponing the presentation to the Austrian delegation beyond Monday as the conference weighs replies from Germany. Premier Clemenceau chaired the session but an official statement remains unavailable.

Paris Clemenceau

Labor unrest grows in Japan as Paris ideas stir public

The Jiji warns authorities of rising restlessness among Japanese laborers. It notes European democratic ideas mixing with old caste notions, leaving people unsure where to turn. It cites widespread economic hardship driving labor activists to seek change.

Tokio Jiji Japan Paris

Road Improvement By Spokane Automobile Chamber

Spokane, May 31 under the Spokane Automobile chamber of commerce a road near the city is being improved to curb dust. Members are saving waste oil from their garages and have 25 barrels ready to sprinkle on the road. The chamber will haul and apply the oil so property owners pay nothing.

Spokane Wash Spokane Automobile Chamber of Commerce

Foley advertisement offer for cough remedies and pills

A vintage style mail-in offer promises a trial package from Foley and Co including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs croup and cord throat issues plus Foley's Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad invites readers to mail name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago Illinois.

Beto Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley

Pocatello Boy Describes Coblenz District in Germany

Clarence Hewlett son of A J Hewlett stationed with the Fifth Pursuit Group in Coblenz Aerodrome Germany writes of life in occupied Germany He notes eating well living in a German fortress near Coblenz a city on the Rhine with about 140000 people He compares German and French towns praising German hospitality and trains while detailing food shortages and limited contact with locals He expects to stay three to eight months and mentions the Kaiser’s former castle nearby.

Clarence Hewlett A. J. Hewlett Dist Aero Squadron Coblenz Germany France Army of Occupation Fifth Pursuit Group Third Army

California Mining Again Aids Gold Statewide

California announces renewed support for mining after wartime pressures. The state mining bureau will establish field headquarters at Auburn in Placer County and at Redding in Shasta County. It will provide facilities to miners and assist development of multiple metals beyond gold.

San Francisco California California State Mining Bureau Auburn Placer County Redding Shasta County Bureau

If I Were a Farmer a Practical Medicine Kit

A farmer would keep reliable remedies at hand for minor ailments before resorting to a physician. Chamberlain products cover bowel troubles coughs sprains and stomach issues, saving trips to town and preventing potential serious illness.

Chamberlain

Chautauqua Week Promises Wide Musical and Lecture Lineup

The Chautauqua week will feature fourteen musical programs with forty five artists over seven days. Highlights include the Czech Slovak band led by Jaroslav Cimera, Chicago opera singer Madame Heles Cafarelli, and Mary Adel Hays with her recital company. Lectures feature Private Peat, Edward F. Trefz, W L Mellinger, A D Carpenter, Miss K. Louise Fitch, Mrs. R. C. McCredie, Dr. Elliott A. Boyle, Dr. Joseph Clare, and Henry Warren Poor. Also planned are performances by the Fillion Concert Party, Lewis Military quartet, McDonough-Eagelston, the Kegniers, Apollo Concert Company, Elsie Mae Gordon, and Edwin M. Whitney presenting Porn to the Right.

Jaroslav Cimera Bohemia Heles Cafarelli Chicago Mary Adel Hays New York Mixs Hays Fillion Ferdinand Fillion Lewis Military Quartet Camp Lewis McDonough-Eagleston Company Open Chautangia Kegniers Apollo Concert Company Peat Hell Edward F. Trefz Herbert An U. S. Chamber of Commerce W. L Mellinger A. D. Carpenter Kk. Louise iFiteh R. C. McCredie Elliott A. Boyl Joseph Clare Petrograd Henry Warren Poor Elsie Mae Gordon Edwin M. Whitney Boston Edwin Whitney

Eavesdropper claims Charles of Austria on secret line

An electrician named Oceanek says he tapped a private Vienna Berlin telephone wire and overheard conversations between former Emperor Charles and Berlin officers before hostilities ended. He reports Charles used code names, heard critical remarks to staff, and Berlin sought film actress images while Vienna pressed for peace notes.

Vienna Associated Press Charles of Austria Berlin Narodni Politiken Oceanek Charles Kraus Karl

Children’s Coughs and Colds Remedy Endorsed

An advertisement praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children as prompt and effective, noting it contains no opium or narcotics and is pleasant to take. The claim highlights safety and suitability for young patients.

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