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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
1
In Seoul during Prince Yi’s funeral two days of ceremonies begin with protests by Korean students against Japanese rule. Police and troops arrest about 300 as mobs disrupt processions, windows broken, one official’s wife injured. A larger, heavily guarded march is planned for tomorrow with thousands of participants and a guarded catafalque procession.
Boise reports show arrests and fines under Idaho game laws as Warden Thomas denounces out of state violators. Salt Lake duo R. Sen and B. Sen plead not guilty in Arco for excess fish, while Joseph H. Meyer of Newark paid $100 fine for killing beaver and planning to ship pelts.
In Jacksonville Florida the fourth congressional district contest looms as Mrs Ruth Owen daughter of William Jennings Bryan challenges the nomination amid irregularities cited in Monroe County. Owen trails by about 504 votes with 30 precincts uncounted.
Ralph Smolman of Scranton Pennsylvania was elected president of the International Kiwanis at the convention in Montreal Quebec occurring today.
Peter the Great a film dog star is dead from a throat bullet wound suffered during a quarrel among three dog fanciers over police dogs. The trainer Ed Faust and others were named. no criminal action has been taken, but owner Charles B. Drur plans a civil suit.
Sanford Ballard Dole, the first and only president of the independent Hawaii republic and the first leader of the American territory, died at age eighty two in Honolulu. He guided Hawaii toward annexation, faced imperial and internal challenges, and oversaw its transition to statehood in 1900.
Washington reports thirty one fires in California national forests amid drought conditions. Klamath forest fire covers about eight square miles while Shasta Trinity Sequoia and Angels forests see new blazes. Forest Service calls out reserve guards and asks public to prevent careless acts.
The bulletin notes generally late tonight and Friday with little change in temperature. Forecasters expect mild conditions and no significant precipitation, with winds light and skies partly cloudy across the region.
Berlin June 10 AP Bedlam erupted in the Reichstag as Chancellor Marx defended President Von Hindenburg against socialist attacks over the proposed confiscation of the former Kaiser’s property. Marx urged a quick settlement bill while opposing the June 20 referendum and a special court for ex-ruler claims.
New York June 10 Paul Berlenbach weighs 174 1 4 pounds for his world light heavy crown defense against Youn Stribling of Georgia in a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium The weigh ins show Berlenbach at 174 1 2 pounds and Stribling at 171 pounds with both in excellent condition ahead of the title fight
Mexico City dispatch says Saltillo chief of police arrived in Torreon with an interior department order for deporting Dr William Cole a Canadian physician who practiced in Torreon for sixteen years. The British vice consul telegraphs Minister Ostey urging intervention to revoke the order.
Richard Reese Whittemore, leader of the so called million dollar crime trust, was sentenced to die for first degree murder of a Maryland penitentiary guard during an escape in February 1925. Judge Eugene O Dunne pronounced the sentence behind closed doors. execution date to be set by Governor Ritchie pending appeal by Whittemore and counsel Edgar Allan Poe.
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 49 to 35 as Luque Hargrave led the attack with Hargrave. In Boston Chicago beat Boston 11 to 2 as Bush Blake and Hartnett contributed. New York knocked off St Louis 3 to 2 with strong pitching by Rhemn OFarrell. Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh 15 to 13 with Meadows Sanger Oldham Adams and Smith achieving key hits. Chicago outscored Philadelphia 6 to 1 while New York defeated Detroit 8 to 1 led by Pennock and Collins. Cleveland edged Washington 5 to 2 as Coveleskie and Ruel worked steady games.
Twin Falls will use a city donated permanent aviation landing field donated by Robert B. Rays a local farmer and highway board chairman for exhibition by Tommie Thompson during the Fourth of July celebration on Monday July 6.
Washington report June 10 notes a bill to revise Rocky Mountain national park boundaries and transfer certain lands from the park to the Colorado plains region, with the president due today to sign.
Manuel Camargo and Blanca Rechy were arrested in Hermosillo Sonora in a nationwide probe into the murder of General Angel Flores. Flores died March 31 from suspected poisoning after a trip to Quila. authorities accuse the pair of administering the poison.
Washington June 10 The attempt to enlist Secretary Mellon in the campaign for farm relief legislation based on the equalization fee appears to have failed. House supporters of the Haugen bill appealed to him, but he finds fallacies in the economic principle and will consider an opinion for farm leaders. He discussed the matter with Sir Josiah Stamp, who with Vice President Dawes has endorsed the proposition, yet Mellon cannot agree with them.
Boise, Idaho June 10. Idaho club women won first prize over all states for a home economic survey by Mrs. Pearl Barber of Mountain Home for the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The award was given at Atlantic City and covers work on child hygiene and agencies including Idaho infancy and maternity, the anti tuberculosis association, and the University of Idaho extension home economics department.
In Salt Lake City on June 10 Ay Fran cis BE Brown the Wel fare Medical association manager and Frank Polanski a miner were fatally or likely fatally shot in Brown's downtown office. Police believe Polanski unhappy with a compensation award fired at Brown and then shot himself. Both men were taken to the emergency hospital.
Vincent Richards, the American star, was eliminated from the singles of the international hard court tennis championship in the semi final by Henri Dgnast of France. The score was 6 1. The New Yorker played poorly as Dgnast was brilliant throughout the tournament, ending American hopes.
In Caldwell Idaho on June 10 a motion to quash the information against Ed Johnson and Walter Wilson accused of the May 24 State Bank of Middleton robbery was filed in district court. A June 14 hearing date was set. the amended information replaces the original. The motion argues lack of magistrate commitment and lack of magistrate authorization for filing the information. Both youths likely to be arraigned soon.
London June 10 AP reports government supporters in parliament and anti Bolshevik papers urge action over Russia sending funds to Britain’s striking miners. Earl of Birkenhead signals possible steps to curb Russian contributions amid fears of provoking revolution while the cabinet weighs options.
Senate investigators continued examining Governor Pinchot's gubernatorial primary expenses in Pennsylvania. Stahlnecker, Pinchot's statewide treasurer, testified about money for newspapers and billboards, headquarters costs, and which papers favored Pinchot. He said Pinchot did not appoint election commissioners but named registration boards with purge powers. John L. Lewis spoke for Pinchot in several Pennsylvania appearances without compensation. He reported all contributions had been disclosed to state or county committees.
After officers installed, the Idaho state chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star prepared to adjourn in Boise. The 1927 convention may return to Boise. resolutions praised the Boise chapter and Idaho Falls speakers for the event. Delinquent motor bus taxes totaled 4626.61 for May, with about 3000 overdue and monthly averages of 1000 to 1200.
Lisbon June 10 an official decree dissolving the Portuguese parliament was gazetted today confirming the political move. The action marks a formal end to the current parliamentary session and clears the path for new elections.
New York Assemblyman Louis A. Cuvillier says petitions from four states can trigger a constitutional convention to revisit the eighteenth amendment and other issues. He notes twenty-eight states have requested such a call since 1901 and lists states that have done so, urging New York Massachusetts Maryland and Rhode Island to apply.
Richard Benjamin Jones a 50 year old Eden farmer was instantly killed by lightning while raking hay in a field near the northeast edge of town. Five men in the same field were shocked though unharmed. Jones leaves a widow six children and a large Weber County family.
S C McGovern, a Pinchot campaign aide, alleged that ballot boxes were stuffed in parts of Allegheny County before election day. He cited activity at Pittsburgh area saloons and window posters, asserting Pinchot received 20 000 more votes than tallied locally, based on personal knowledge and other sources.
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