Backed Into Public Fight Over Fourth of July Funds
A Trades Labor council session erupted over City approval of funds for a patriotic July 4 celebration. C F W Donicht opposed the municipal appropriation, while B L Sawtelle pressed for Donicht’s stance. Donicht later signaled support for aiding returned soldiers, amid repudiation by several bodies.
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Trades Labor Council
F. W. Donicht
B. L. Sawtelle
Soldiers Organization
Mr. Donicht
Domieht
Building Trades Council
Sawtelle
Donichht
Donich
Local BREVITIES on Business-O from American Falls
Attorney O R Baum visits the city for court matters. Ernest D Larmer, a local youth recently returned from overseas service, becomes chief soda dispenser at Temple pharmacy. Dave Rich, chief deputy of Idaho game department, is in town from Boise on department business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Baum
American Falls
Temple Concern
Ernest D. Larmer
Pocatello
Temple Pharmacy
Ernest
Dave Rich
State Game Department
Boise
Detroit Strike Ends as Car Men Accept Railways Wage Offer
Detroit carmen of the United Railway voted to accept wage increases from 43 46 and 48 to 50 55 and 65 cents an hour, ending the tracing tieup that began last Saturday night. The workers had sought 27 cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit United Railways
Kansas Seeks 100000 Laborers for Harvest Rush
Clarence Ousley reports from Kansas City that Kansas needs 100000 workers to harvest the record crop. The assistant secretary of agriculture notes the statewide labor demand to meet the bumper harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence Ousley
Kansas City
Kansas
Wobblies Elks to Host Flag Day Exercises with Music
The Elks invite the public to Flag Day ceremonies Sunday at 2:30 PM in Elks Hall featuring ex service men in uniform. Special music includes Mrs Aber's arrangements of A Perfect Day and My Old Kentucky Home, with the Ellis Symphony Orchestra directed by Walter Poulton performing American Fantasie by Victor Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Hall
Aber
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Kentucky
Ellis Symphony Orchestra
Walter Poulton
Victor Herbert
Colored Infantry Taken to El Paso
The Twenty fourth infantry of 1675 men arrived at El Paso from Columbus New Mexico last night under Colonel Arthur G Hadsall. One battalion remains at Columbus. The transfer is not explained but conditions south of the border are presumed reasonable. The Twenty fourth consists of negroes.
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el Paso
Tex
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Columbus
New Mexico
Arthur G. Hadsall
Twenty-fourth
Japs Move Ships Hit by Anti Japan Movement
Advices from China report a serious spread of anti Japanese agitation. Shanghai Hangkow Nanking and Canton show strong anti foreign sentiment with possible broader movements. Several Japanese China squadron warships are rushed to Shanghai and port shipping has ceased causing losses for steamship lines and exporters.
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Tokio
China
Shanghai
Hangkow
Nanking
Canton
China Squadron
Knights of Srip Convene in the Gate City Today
In Pocatello Idaho grand officers and representatives of the Knights of Srip gather in the Gate City for a session led by Grand Conductor C H Brown and Grand Page W R Williams. The lineup includes grand officers from Utah Montana and Idaho with terms, councilors and alternates listed.
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Knights of
Srip
Pocatello
Idaho
C. H H. Brown
Great Falls
Mont
Grand Page
W. R. Williams
Salt Lake
Utah
Grand Sentinel
R. B. Vickers
Butte
W. E. Sampsel
Willard Lund
F. W. Hillis
F. L. Walters
T. J. McLaughlin
Helena
American Cartoonist Robert Minor Located in Coblenz
Paris dispatch reports Robert Minor, American journalist and cartoonist who vanished in Paris, found in Coblenz under military authority. The cause of detention remains unclear as ambassador Hugh C. Wallace presses for his release.
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Paris
Robert Minor
Coblenz
Hugh C. Wallace
Minor
Casting Buoyant Leads With Strength And Charisma
The author seeks a leading man with strong teeth an infectious laugh good eyes and a tall straight athletic build. He favors husky but not boiler maker type actors and praises Frank Mayo Kennety Harlan and Jack Mulhall as examples of the ideal masculine star who combines physical traits with expressive hands and personal presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayo
Wife
Kennety Harlan
Jack Mulhall
Boilermaker
Moscow Harsh Winter Famine Report From Omsk
A correspondent cites dire Moscow conditions February to February high prices for meat flour and matches. He notes starvation suicides sickness and widespread unemployment among Bolsheviks and non Bolsheviks amid nationalization and fuel shortages. The piece blames Bolshevik rule and suggests a Siberian offensive could topple Bolshevism.
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Omsk
Siberia
Vladivostok
Associated Press
Moscow
Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Germany
Charm May Land Lead Role Anytime Anywhere
A terse line suggests charm could qualify him for a leading role with any cast in any setting, implying strong social appeal as a key advantage for dramatic work.
Lands to be Sold in July in Rexburg and Other Counties
About 45 000 acres of state lands will be sold in July across Butte Bingham Bonneville Teton Fremont and Madison counties. Prices run 12 to 45 per acre with Rexburg sale set for July 25 in Madison county and other auctions on July 14 16 18 21 and 23.
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Land Board
Madison County
I. H. Nash
the Statesman
Butte
Fremont
Bingham
Bonneville
Teton
State Immigration Commissioners
Middle West
Butte County
Arco
Bingham County
Blackfoot
Bonneville County
Idaho Falls
Teton County
Driggs
Fremont County
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Famous Warship Piqua to Return to New York Soon
Brest France June 13 The United States warship Piqua a large converted yacht sent to France in June 1917 for convoy duty is expected to return to New York at an early date The Piqua formerly the Kawah II was owned by the late H H Rogers and purchased by Lieutenant Commander John Borden who presented her to the government She served aboard in foreign waters for over eighteen months and convoyed thousands of troops into French ports during 1917 prior to destroyers arrival in France She is credited with one submarine hunt under Lieutenant Grant T Stephenson
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Brest
France
United States
New York
H. H. Rogers
Rogers
John Borden
Borden
Brittany
Grant T. Stephenson
Antarctic Explorer Back in Australia After Long Travels
Sydney June 13 Sydney Atkin a member of Shackleton's Aurora party has returned to New South Wales after years of travel. He came home from French battlefields with a healed jaw damaged lung and scars. He was gassed and about 36 years old. Before joining the expedition he worked as a cattle drover coast artilleryman South African War soldier and a sailor.
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Sydney
Sydney Atkin
Sir Ernest Shackleton
New South Wales
Atkin
Shackleton
Radicals raid in New York seized Russian Soviet offices
Representatives of the joint legislative committee guarding by state police raided the Russian soviet government offices in New York late Thursday and took possession of books and papers found there.
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NEW York Reds
New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Kidney Pills Relieve Longstanding Back and Kidney Pain
Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia reports eight years of back pain and limited work until using Foley's Kidney Pills. She claims improved ability to work. Sold everywhere.
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Daisy Bell
Savannah
Foley
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Donicht
C. F. W. Dohick
Pocatello Tribune
Conicht
Donieht
Price
Mr. Sawtelle
Tribune
Council
Building Trades
William Haar
Haar
Mr. Haar
Ae O
All Baby
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Company
Vanta
Gertrude
Vanta Dia
FR & E
Pacific Coast
Seattle
San Francisco
K. of
H. L. Peck
E. Spainhouser
Temp
B. of
R. C
Australia
Private Peat
Jaroslav Cimera
Chautauqua
Mary Adel Hays
Apollo Concert Company
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