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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
4
Andre Tradieu argues Europeans blame America for Europe’s ills while Americans only point to truths for guiding policy. He asserts the United States has not attempted to govern Europe and cites production, arms reduction, and debt repayment as keys to securing private loans for France and others to recover.
American plans for armament reduction wait on ratification by other signatories. The nation pledges not to scrap battleships before others show equal good faith.
A federal court decision holds it sufficient to prove liquor is whiskey or wine rather than intoxicating quality. A Bannock County jury previously faced difficulty proving brands met the standard. A Salt Lake man faces grand larceny charges after stealing furniture during a honeymoon. A Hailey man fined for discharging a weapon in city limits faced further travel to Chicago for broader recognition.
A list of historical anniversaries notes events and births including the 1598 resumed hostilities with Ireland, 1672 Peter the Great born in Moscow, 1809 Ninian Edwards as Minnesota territory governor, 1825 Minnesota church formation, 1842 Bagot as governor general, 1888 Stanley sworn in, 1907 Montana uprising end, 1901 McKinley third term notice, 1905 Russo-Japan talks and Roosevelt Portsmouth meeting site.
Richard Strauss, famed composer and conductor who toured America last year, is noted as born in Munich and aged 58. John J. O'Connor, a Catholic in Newark, is identified with Newark New Jersey and the period of former representative Janette Rankin in Congress.
The day marks John Jacob Astor III’s birth centennial as Chicago Tribune honors its seventy five year presence. Republicans of Washington meet in Chehalis to frame a platform and choose candidates. Milwaukee hosts delegates for the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention next week. Catherine Hughes, daughter of Secretary of State KE Hughes, wed Chauncey Lockhart Waddell of New York City.
A year ago unionists won the senators batch in the Northern Ireland parliament while President Harding signed the budget bill. Two Chicago labor leaders were jailed for conspiracy to injure property. Admiral Binns was ordered by the secretary of the navy to return home from England.
A remarkable dye-tuff has been discovered that selects which piece of material it will dye. White material placed in a bath of dye-stuffs can be dyed two colors in one operation. A mixed fabric of cotton and artificial silk emerges with cotton threads blue and silk fibers yellow.
Dr. William Arthur Ganfred, chosen by the Citizen Republican faction to oppose Taft in Wisconsin, is a clergyman and educator active in public welfare. A Cornell and McCormick Theological Seminary graduate, he was ordained in 1901 and served Green Bay, taught at Carroll College, and held local church roles before becoming Centre College president and later Carroll College president.
The Oregon Trail publicity group faced questions over a Salt Lake route and a Pocatello path. R O Graham of Baker Oregon and Geo Moody of Baker worked with Utah and Idaho officials to question car routes, with Graham filing an affadavit sworn June 8 1922 detailing encounters and misdirections from Rishel and the Utah Automobiles Association.
Idaho and Utah business leaders clash over road routing used to divert travelers from Yellowstone and Lincoln highways. The Tribune map maker W D Rishel is accused of bias favoring a Salt Lake route, sparking calls for a united state response and public meeting to restore fair handling of tourist information.
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