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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1918

Page

2

Pocatello Canteen Sets National Pace for Red Cross

A letter from Leslie W. Getchell praises Pocatello Red Cross Canteen volunteers for organized comfort work to soldiers. He notes Denver and other cities wish to pattern after Pocatello and urges sharing fuel stunt methods and a standard report to aid stations nationwide.

Pocatello Red Cross Denver Seattle Fom Leslie W. Getchell Bureau of Military Relief Northwest Division American Red Cross Enlows

Amiens Is Again the Objective of Teutons

A National Geographic war geography bulletin notes Amiens is within range of German guns and under bombardment while still inside Allied lines. It recalls Amiens historic role as Samarobriva, its industrial base on the Somme, and past sieges including 1870.

Washington, D. C Amiens National Geographic Society Paris Bollogne Somme Arve Celle Marcus Aurelius France Picardy Villers-Bretonneaux Drur Peter the Hermit Blasset Voiture Chesset Ducange Great Britain Holland Spain Europe Napoleon Amies Rhiems

Local Briefs Highlight Community Notices And Burns

Local items note E C White’s California business trip and Mrs White’s Kansas visit. Miss Truth Stoddard arrives from Sterling to spend the summer with her sister. J O Furcht Ford manager visits the city. A new boy born to Mr and Mrs Mike McKee at 16 South Johnson. Red Cross Canteen unit to meet at the public library with plans for the organization. Flag Day observed next Friday with programs to be announced. Heat records marked the ninth of June with temperatures near or above 99 in shade. Jack McLaughlin visits from Idaho Walls to discuss business with C A Miltenberger.

Local briefs from Mountainhome to Mare Island training

A valued member prepares to depart for a training camp within days. Republican county chair Huches returns to preside over the county central committee session. Soil survey planned for Bannock county by H G Lewis and Dr. F P Peterson. Local anglers report good baskets from Mackay and Arco but high Lost River and poor fishing. Marine recruits held at Mare Island awaiting order numbers. expect clearance soon. Tribune office stays open to collect arrears with advance payments offered to save ten cents per month. thrift stamps promoted to support war effort.

Harry Rodd Dr. L. Shaw Jack Busey Don C. Carruthers Wm. Woodward A. W. Hayes Mackay and Arco Lost River Marine Corps Salt Lake Howard Kenneth Marine Training School Mare Island Tribune The Atlantic

Personal visitors and local business ties noted

D. W. Wilson arrives in Rupert for a visit while L. V. Talbot comes from Blackfoot and Newton Hibbs of Salmon stops by on business. Geo. H. Thomas of Rigby is in town for business as well. A June reference notes replacing an old screen door with a new one and advertises Loox McConnel & Co. frames at phone 650.

D. W. Wilson Rupert L. V. Talbot Blackfoot Newton Hibbs Salmon Geo. H. Thomas Rigby Loox, McConnel & Co

Classified ads seek tenants for good houses and apartments

Local classifieds advertise quick tenanting for quality houses and apartments. Listings highlight available rentals, emphasize prompt occupancy, and invite respondents to contact agents or owners for viewing and applications.

Short Boys Use Periscopes at a Prize Fight

Camp Kearny, San Diego, June 11. Soldiers of the 145th machine gun battalion used trench periscopes to glimpse Benny Leonard, the lightweight boxing champion, during a recent boxing exhibition. With periscopes scarce, they shared the devices so each man could see the action despite crowd height.

Camp Kearny San Diego Cal Jne 145Th Benny Levenard

Des Moines Hosts 44th Grand Army Encampment

Feeble with age yet lively, Iowa Grand Army of the Republic gathers in Des Moines for its forty fourth annual encampment with Sons of Veterans Women’s Relief Corps and others. Veterans from two wars join a big parade to open the encampment tomorrow. Business sessions Wednesday elect department officers and select next year’s encampment city. Thursday events include a gathering at Camp Dodge near Des Moines.

Des Moines Iown Department Grand Army of the Republic Sons of Veterans, Women’s Relief Corps Ladies of the G. A, R

Must Pay An Excess For Doing Real War Duty

San Francisco June 11. The post office department interprets the new zone rates for second class matter effective June 15. Jesse W. Roberta, superintendent of mails in San Francisco, outlines tentative regulations requiring publishers to file with the postmaster a marked copy of each issue showing portions devoted to advertising and other matter.

San Francisco Calif Post Office Department Jesse W. Roberta Mails Folks

Percentage of space devoted to advertising rules

The text outlines requirements for news agents and publishers to file statements with postmasters about the share of newspaper space used for advertisements versus other content. It specifies zone separation, sample copies, and biannual April and October reporting, with postmasters testing accuracy of these publisher records.

Crusoe of the Great Northwest Finally Seen as Hermit Island

Jonean Alaska June 11 The ghost of Chirikoff island once feared by Indians is revealed as a lone hermit named Lowell. Aged over 80, he lives on a volcanic island near Kodiak with grass cover and fresh water but no trees. He avoids contact with the outside world, greeting visitor Charles Storm with a chilly reception.

Jonean Alaska Chirikoff Island Kokiak Charles Storm Kodiak Mr. Storm Lowell Massachusets Ghost Chirikoff Far North Civilian Ghost Island

Indians Spurn Chirikoff Shore in Landmark Standoff

Report notes that Native peoples still reject Chirikoff Island shores and refuse to set foot there, signaling persistent tensions over the land and its strategic value. The fragment underscores a divide between indigenous stance and external claims amid a broader dispute.

Chirikoff

Gunner Lewis Fame Born From Translation Error

Amsterdam dispatch notes a German press error misattributing the downing of Baron von Richthofen to Gunner Lewis. The Cologne Gazette says the gun used was a Lewis gun, and the real executioner remains unspecified, highlighting translation mistakes in wartime reporting.

Amsterdam Associated Press Baron von Riehthofen Gonner Lewis Lewis Cologne Gazette von Richthofen Gunner Lewis Richthofen

Aircraft duel ends with German plane shot down

The German pursing plane pressed the English craft and opened fire as both sides exchanged bursts. At about a hundred yards the German pilot drew fire from the Lewis guns, wavered, and plunged to the ground some 400 yards away with observers noting fragments from the aircraft.

Lewis

German women seek wage rise in united labor push

Copenhagen June 11 German women metal workers trade organizations have united for higher wages. Hamburg shipwrights have filed demands for higher pay and shorter hours.

Copenhagen Hamburg

Weather Summary for Pocatello Idaho June 11 1918

Weather report from Pocatello Idaho for twenty four hours ending 6 am today shows a high of 97 degrees a New June record tied from 1900 and a low of 34 for this date last year. The mean temperature is 78 and total precipitation since the first of the month is .03 inch with a 5.76 inch total since January 1. Winds from the north with 7 mph velocity and clear skies mark the day.

U. S. Department of Agriculture U.S. Weather Bureau Pocatello Idaho Theple

Australian gunners claim role in shooting down Richthofen

The Australian front correspondent reports that on April 21 near the Somme and Ancre, Australian machine gunners and troops observed a British plane diving after a German craft. The two aircraft approached low along the river under hills before a distant engine sound signaled their arrival in the fight above German lines.

London France Baron von Richthofen Somme Ancre

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Pocatel O Chicago Pocatello Canteen Teutons E. C. White California Points Kansas C. M White Miss Truth Stoddard Sterling, Hi Willpend Mia A. R. Dawson Goading J. 0. Furcht Ford Agency Hornm Mi Kh McKee South Johnson Jack McLaughlin Ryan Fruit Company Idaho Walls C. A. Miltenberger Jack Jaerolux Martin Furniture Company M. Mu Huches Mountainhome Boise Todang H. G. Lewis Department of Agriculture Bannock County F. P. Peterson Moscow Iowa Grand Army Veterans Gunner “Lewis
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