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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1922
Page
8
The article quotes Frederick E. Castle of Newark detailing his will probated recently. He bequeaths all earthly goods to his wife without any limit and makes her the executor, in a notably informal and personal phrasing.
A. A. Bish of Portland Oregon reports a twenty one pound gain after taking Tanlac to combat years of stomach trouble poor appetite and nervousness He says he can now eat hearty meals and feels stronger than in years Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. Vessel officers firefighting on the Kiangtun fire on the Yangtze river halted the ship near Chikmiao before passengers escaped Fire origin remains under investigation and cause undetermined.
Pillory, carrying 126 pounds with C. H. Miller aboard, won the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park before about 35,000 spectators. Snob IT ridden by C. Kummer finished second and Hea third, with Ray Jay among the early runners. The 2:18 4-5 time reflected a slow pace set by Enob Nr as Pillory and others traded positions. Belmont value totaled 30,700 for the winner and 24,000 for breeder R. T. Wilson.
London June 12 AP Captain Roald Amundsen says in a Times message that his Maud voyage from Seattle to Nome will no longer drift the polar ocean. If conditions permit he will launch from Point Barrow with pilot Lieutenant Omdal to fly across the Polar Basin to Cape Columbia where a depot is set.
In New York June 12 the four German war orphans, youngest ever to leave Ellis Island, begin the final leg of a 7000 mile journey to San Francisco. the eldest is twelve, and they have been adopted by a California woman. The piece also notes subway hat thefts by Panama-hatted men, a debate on photographing in public parks, and Asa Cassidy’s underwater painting The Garden Spot of the Seas exhibited at his West 108th Street home.
One thousand girls from New York factories and shops will spend a week on the Vassar College campus at Poughkeepsie as guests of the college. Fifty senior class members will act as hostesses for the National League of Girls' Clubs convention. The Institute of Musical Art graduates presented a lively revue during commencement week.
Washington June 12 Arkansas readies an original Supreme Court suit seeking control of the Red River bed and all Texas land east of 100 degrees longitude west from London and north of 32 degrees north. The case would also cover a 70 mile eastward strip from Louisiana and clarify the Mexican boundary as used in Arkansas 1836 enabling act.
London reports Ireland faces widespread destruction as Irish anger spurs calls for funding. The Irish secretary Sir Hamar Greenwood proposed a 750000 pound grant to compensate damages in Northern Ireland over three years. Debate highlighted government promises to Ulster for damages up to January first.
The article reports 10 million pounds in total damages to individuals from civil disturbances in Ireland. The British government plans 1.5 million for relief work and 2 million to compensate crown employees, with 500 thousand for Ulster. Southern Ireland claims are uncertain, with Hamar Greenwood estimating up to 11 million but hoping to halve it.
Urbana Illinois June 12 AP 500 colleges sign for the second National Collegiate track and field meet at Field Chicago June 17. Major Griffith Illinois chairing arrangements with Stagg of Chicago and Jones of Wisconsin also noting California Stanford Occidental Washington Vanderbilt Centre Mississippi Texas among those intending to compete. Illinois aims for repeat team title in a larger field as national championships and event champions are decided after regional meets.
In Boise on June 12 citizens mainly Republicans urged reappointing Postmaster Davis for another term citing his efficient administration. Ada county Republican chairman protested on political grounds and the matter was referred to Senator Borah for action. Existing term expires next fall.
A debate pits a business endorsement favoring the current postmaster against a political protest against Davis retention. The issue asks if public positions should escape political removal, with some predicting Senator Borah may rule that service alone should govern in such cases.
Boise June 12 The injunction suit to prevent building more than one anti tuberculosis hospital will, if successful, prevent the build ing of any says Mrs Catherine Athey head of the Idaho Anti Tuberculosis association To one goes both will have to go and the whole subject will have to be gone into again A northern part of the state would not consent to being deprived if the south secured a hospital and vice versa Sentiment is divided on the subject with opinions urging provision to prevent encroachment and spread of the disease in Idaho
A May 117th report from Hankow via the Associated Press notes a maritime disaster where sixty persons died and more than two hundred were saved, with many lives saved through quick actions by boat officers.
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