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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

4

Sterling Lehtbach Civil Service Retirement Act Passed

Congress approves the Sterling Lehtbach civil service retirement act after a long senate fight. The act sets 70 as the retirement age for classified civil service with 65 for mechanics and postal workers and 62 for railway clerks under conditions. Annuities range from 180 to 720 dollars annually with 2.5 percent salary contributions by employees and government funding to cover the rest.

Ongress Sterling Civil Service Commission Commissioner of Pensions

Senate reorg cuts standing committees from seventy two to thirty two

The Knox resolution aligns a major Senate reform reducing standing committees from 72 to 32 for the next Congress with ten major panels pared in size. Expenditures panels consolidated into a seven member committee on executive departments while principal committees remain named, jurisdiction unchanged.

Philander ©. Knox Pennsylvania Knox Senate Committee On Agriculture and Forestry Commerce Foreign Relations

OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

A survey of women’s roles across fields from factories in Japan to New York evening school cooking classes. Notable mentions include Clara Sears Taylor as a district rent commissioner member appointed by Wilson, Lady Geddes as a newly married American girl, and Ruth Eleanor Smith representing New York in Antwerp Olympic swimming. Memorial trees at Illinois U after wartime losses and civic betterment leadership in Montgomery Alabama underscore women’s public impact. Consuelo Flowerton of New York headlines a record program.

The District of Columbia Rent Commission Clara Sears Taylor Wilson Ruth and Eleanor Smith New York Antwerp Belgium

Slaughter of Celestials in Early Idaho History

Excerpts from The Story of Idaho recount the May 1866 Battle Creek massacre where 100 to 150 Chinese laborers were killed, mutilated, and left unburied along a six mile road. The piece covers subsequent raids on ranches near Toonville, stock losses, and ongoing clashes as volunteers under Captain Jennings engage the Sioux.

Boize Battle Creek Chinanten Hin Sobners Chinen Toonville Reynolds Erect Gascott Wiis Rane Ruby City War Nagle Mountain Chico Owyhee J. Jennings Boulder Creek Thos. B. Carson Wilcox Jordan Creek

Safeguarding Baby Health in Summer Months

Dr Leonard Hirshberg warns parents that infant deaths peak in warm months and negligence rather than ignorance causes result. He urges mothers to keep babies on breastfeeding and proper diet, get rest, avoid risky foods, and seek medical care for persistent issues.

Leonard Kees Hirshberg Johns Hopkins University United States Public Health Service Pravent

World of News Byteed Briefs on Sports and Society

Items note charity program sales exceeding ten thousand, Wellesley students aiding grounds work to fund college costs. England's 18 year old tennis prodigy Miss Colyer defeats Miss Pyers and eyes Mile. Lenglen next. London nursemaids import Chinese girls as caretakers amid staff shortages. Mile, Karsavina star in new London play The Truth About the Russian Dancer. Portia Club in Philadelphia forms women lawyers group. Cecil Leitch retains British golf title with powerful stroke and longest drive.

Cecil Leitch England

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