Auto Owners Call Meeting for Pocatello Branch
Idaho State Automobile Association leaders arrive in Pocatello to call a Friday night meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to form a local branch. The group aims to promote highways, touring bureaus, road markings, and Idaho motor tourism while increasing statewide membership.
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Eustance Smallwood
Pocatello
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Idaho State Automobile Association
Idaho
Lish
E. MecDermond
Idaho Association
Niemeyer
Twenty Rounds for Big Bout
Boxing Commissioner T W Rickard announced that promoters of the McKay Dowd match in Pocatello at Brady Park on July 5 could seek permission for a twenty round bout. The state commission recently decided that twenty round events may be granted at promoter request with district boxing commissioner approval.
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T. W. Rickard
McKay
Pocatello
Brady Park
Juckard
State Commission
President Granted Time to Sign Bills After Adjournment
Attorney General Palmer states the president has ten days after congress adjournment to sign bills and resolutions. The rule could revive measures blocked by pocket vetoes, including the water power bill and the war time repeal of wartime laws. Secretary Tumulty indicated the president will consider these measures, with deadlines set to midnight tomorrow for the water power bill and June 17 for others.
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Washington
Palmer
Wilson
Congress
Tumelty
White House
Korean police chief orders end to torture reports
Seoul reports the governor-general and police director Akaike urge provincial governors to stop torture of suspects. They warn that even isolated abuses damage the police system and stress that modern courts rely on evidence, not confessions obtained by brutality.
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Seoul
Korea
Akaike
Korjeans
First Panama Sugar Shipment Reaches New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 1 the first shipment of Panama sugar arrived, announced by Jose B. Calvo, Panama consul. He said Panama had never before produced enough sugar for domestic use, marking a historic supply milestone.
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New Orleans
Republic of Panama
Jose B. Calvo
Panama
Shanghai Club seeks 1922 convention in Shanghai
The American Womans Club of Shanghai will urge the General Federation of Women's Clubs to hold its 1922 convention in Shanghai. Mrs. Charles S. Lobinger, ex-president of the Shanghai club, will present the request at the Des Moines meeting in June.
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American Womans Club of
General Federation of Womans Clubs In America
Federation
Des Moines
Charles S. Lobingter
United States Court For China
Shanghai American Woman's Club
Taft To Arrive Tomorrow For Chicago Stopover
Chicago June 10 AP Former President Taft will arrive tomorrow morning from the west and stay a few hours before continuing to New York. He probably will not attend the convention or join platform conferences as noted by the Tribune Classified Ada.
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Taft
New York
Los Angeles Surpasses San Francisco as West’s Largest City
Census bureau figures show Los Angeles now the largest city west of St. Louis with a population of 575 450, up 256 282 in ten years and an 80 3 percent growth. San Francisco counts 608 410 residents, growing 21 9 percent.
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Los Angeles
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St. Louis
Census Bureau
Buffalo
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Persians to Resist Bolsheviks Amid Persian Front Turmoil
London reports the Bolsheviks halt Wrangel’s force in southern Russia while rapidly pressing into Persia. Teheran faces risky fall as Persian government organizes resistance and British troops retreat toward Manjil. Resht reportedly falls to Mirza Kutchuk provisional government. British retreat toward Baghdad.
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Persia
Teheran
Resht
Mirza Kutchuk
Bagdad
Still Orders Rise for U S Steel in May
Unfilled orders of U S Steel for May end rose to 10,947,466 tons, up 687,661 from April’s 19,369,043 tons, according to a New York AP report. The increase reflects continued demand as factories maintain output.
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New York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Albanian insurgents attack Dunkati bridge and capture Italians
A Rome dispatch quoted by the Brindisi cor respondent of Giornale d Italia reports about 15000 Albanian insurgents attacking the Dunkati bridge on the Vossua river. They captured a group of Italian carabineers as telegraph lines were cut and exchanges of fire occurred with Italian troops preparing to strike back.
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London
Dunkati
Vossua
Rome
Central News Today
Brindisi
Giornale d'Italia
Adda
Moses Meets Rookie Guard on Night Train
A rookie guard on night duty challenges a shadowy figure in the dark. The figure reveals himself as Major Moses, prompting the guard to joke about the Ten Commandments. A light moment interrupts tension aboard the car as laundry and a waiting passenger become part of the scene.
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