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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1927

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Japan seeks equal ratio at Genoa naval talks

Tokyo reports Japan will push for an equal ratio with a maximum for auxiliary vessels at Genoa. The delegation argues Japan’s greater trade needs justify cruisers and auxiliaries, but seeks only liberty to build rather than a full arms race. They oppose tying talks to Washington limits and stress courtesy and economic conditions. Viscount Marcola leads the delegation, with backing data ready on tonnage.

Tokyo Associated Press Japan Genoa Great Britain

Lindbergh Narrowly Completes Return Flight Amid Fuel Crisis

Lindbergh reaches quarantine after Macon picks him up ending his first post return air journey. He planned a Washington to Mitchell Field flight, swapping the Spirit of St Louis for a Curtiss amphibian. Aiding fuel shortage, he used an auxiliary tank with just enough fuel for 300 miles and landed safely.

New York Lindbergh Quarantine America Washington Mitchell Field

John Drew In Critical Condition In San Francisco Hospital

The 70 year old actor John Drew remained critically ill in a local hospital with arthritis and a septic condition after a relapse last night. Doctors said his status was unchanged today.

Drew San Francisco John Drew

Two Army Flyers Killed in Plane Collision at Field

Wire dispatch from Newport News reports two army fliers killed in a head on collision during maneuvers. The incident occurred at the field as the planes were in formation. In Barcelona, Commander Francesco de Pinedo arrived from Lisbon continuing his four continent flight.

Newport News Barcelona Spain Francesco de Pinedo Lisbon

President to Name Features on Needles Road in Black Hills

Report from Rapid City South Dakota notes granite pillars along the Needles highway in Custer State Park await names. President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge may name some rock formations during their summer visit, with notable features including the Needles Eye and Guardian of the Pools.

Needies Road Custer State Park Rapid City S. C Black Hills State Park President Coolidge Sylvan Lake

Hubbard Medal for Lindbergh Awarded in Washington

Charles A. Lindbergh received the Hubbard medal at a Washington breakfast by the National Aeronautic Association before his New York hop off. He appeared with aviation officials and military leaders at the Mayflower hotel where the National Geographic Society honor was presented to explorers. Several hundred pilots attended.

Washington New York Charles A. Lindbergh National Aeronautic Association Mayflower Hotel Bollingfield Lindbergh White House Dupont Circle John Hays Hammond War, Commerce and Navy Departments Patrick Hubbard National Geographic Society Army Navy Air

Carleton Graduation Speaker Flags National Spending Trend

Howard Elliott, chairman of Northern Pacific Railway and Harvard overseer, told Carleton College graduates in Northfield that America risked excess with a national tendency to extravagance. He blamed high taxes on a public reluctance to deny themselves any pleasure and urged graduates to address the problem boldly.

Northfield Minn Carleton College Howard Elliott New York Northern Pacific Railway Company America

Paddock and Daniels End Engagement After Public Romance

Los Angeles report states Charles Paddock and Bebe Daniels remain close friends but are no longer engaged. Paddock and Daniels affirmed the split in a joint statement, stressing they remain cordial and supportive.

Los Angeles Charles Paddock Sprint Bebe Daniels

Pirates Edge Dodgers 4 3 On Waners Homer Drive

Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 as Paul Waner hit a sixth inning homer with Rhyne on base to provide the decisive margin. The Pirates out hit Brooklyn but rode timely power for the win.

Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Paul Waner Rhyne

President and Mrs Coolidge Begin Western Vacation

President and Mrs Coolidge depart Washington for a summer in the Black Hills South Dakota. The trip includes a stop at Hammond Indiana for the Wicker Memorial dedication and a welcome at Pierre South Dakota. The White House staff and a large press party accompany them.

Washington Hammond Ind Coolidge Wicker Memorial Park Pierre S. C Bulow International Congress of Soil Science

Death Claims Great Artist Coles Phillips

New York reports the death of Coles Phillips, famed for magazine covers, after a period of ill health. He traveled to Italy seeking better climate, spent months in the Alps, and upon returning resumed work. He was a pigeon fancier and founded the Silver Ring squad farm near the Weigel Country club. Survived by his widow Mrs. Tere Phillips, two sons and a daughter.

New York Coles Phillips Phillips Italy Alps Weigel Country Club Tere Phillips

Dozen Women Faint Waiting for Lindbergh Arrival

Dozens of women fainted in Battery Place as crowds pressed forward awaiting Charles Lindbergh. Police carried unconscious spectators to an aid station while an aviator in the Spirit of St Louis drew smoke messages above City Hall. The crowd learned Lindbergh could not fly that day.

New York Battery Place Lindbergh City Hall St Louis

Body expected in abandoned mine shaft near Marion

In Marion Illinois workers near the bottom of a fifty foot level of an abandoned coal mine shaft search for the body of Mrs Lory L Price slain with her husband last January. Art Newman’s Nashville grand jury confession ties Charlie Birger and the gang to the killings.

Marion Ill Lory L. Price Illinois Beard Nashville Art Newman Birger Newman Price Dubois Charlie Birger Joe Adams West City Chelton Springfield Benton Adams

University of Utah Confers Five Hundred Fifteen Degrees

Salt Lake City June 13 The University of Utah conferred five hundred fifteen degrees and certificates at the fifty eighth annual commencement on June 7. Degrees were evenly divided among six schools with thirteen master of science and eight master of arts. This was among the largest classes in the state institution.

Salt Lake City University of Utah

Mayors Ross greets Idaho dentists at annual meeting

Mayor C Ben Ross opened the Idaho State Dental association convention at Franklin hall with a welcome address. Dozens registered as Dr Elmer Bunce keynote speaker spoke on full denture construction. Dr William Paine and Dr F McMath led sessions on impressions and gold inlay.

C. Ben Ross Idaho State Dental Association Franklin Hall Ross A. G. Miller Elmer Bunce Los Angeles William 5. Paine Ogden Utah F. McMath Oakland California Idaho Burley P. G. Flack Boise W. H. Dwight Idaho Palls G. H. Sherburn Pocatello H. J. Ioset Twin Falls A. M. Jacobson L. R. Brown W. G. Grier Rupert L. F. Phillips Jerome J. F. Johnston T. C. Cartney Filer Paine Dr. Bunce McMath Bannock Hotel

Eugene Student Wins Architecture Medal at Washington Convention

Miss Virginia Keeney of Eugene Oregon a University of Oregon senior received a general excellence in architecture medal from the American Institute of Architecture The design honored a Woodrow Wilson memorial exhibited with other students works at the convention in Washington D C

Eugene Ore Virginia Keeney University of Oregon American Institute of Architecture Keeney Woodrow Wison Washington, D. C Institute

Victims Taken From Sheriff Guard Burned At Stake

In Louisville Mississippi on June 13 Jim and Mark Fox two Black men from Clarence Michels saw mill were seized by a mob of about 1000 near Noxapater and burned at the stake after parading through town. Deputy W S Permenter lost control of the prisoners as hundreds of whites arrived. A man named Nichols and his brother J B Nichols were involved. Nichols died while others fled. Nichols widow and children mourn. Police expect calm to return.

Joliet Tis Charles Shader Charles Duschiswok Walter Stolsky Gregorzzo Robert Torrez Couty Supreme Court Torrez Rizzo Bernardo Rea Chicago Louisville Miss Jim Mark Fox Clarence Michels Permenter Noxapater W. 8. Permenter Nichols J. B. Nichols Broadway City Hall Lindbergh Bay Mitchell Field Washington New York

Government Close in Poll After Irish General Election

At 3 pm with 108 of 152 constituencies counted in Dublin reports, the Irish Free State tally shows Fiona Fair leading Government by one seat. Government 33, Labour 32, National League 5, Farmers 7, Independents 9, Sinn Fein 3.

Dublin Irish Free State Fiona Fiona Fair Government Labor National League Farmers Independents Sinn Fein

Baseball Scores From Today's American League Games

St Louis 2 Boston 5 in Boston as Wingfield and Hofmann held the Tigers to two runs. Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 3 to 0 in Pittsburgh with Barnes and teammates driving in all runs. New York edged Chicago 6 to 2 at Chicago. Cleveland defeated New York 14 to 6 in New York with strong hitting. Detroit beat Philadelphia 8 to 7 in Philadelphia after late rallies. Rain postponed Philadelphia at St. Louis and Boston at Cincinnati games.

Philadelphia Eddie Collins Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Tigers Boston R. H. E. St. Louis Vangilder and Schang Wingfield, Harriss and Hofmann St. Louis

Lindbergh Welcomed as New York Hero After Atlantic Flight

New York crowds greet Charles A. Lindbergh with a triumphant parade from Battery to City Hall on June 13. Half a million celebrate as Lindbergh, hailed as a hero of the Atlantic, bears a trophy cross and receives mayoral praise for redefining courage and national pride.

New York France Charles A. Lindbergh Viking

Three die as Burlington train hits motor car near St. Joseph

In St. Joseph Missouri on June 13 a Burlington passenger train struck a motor car, killing three people. The victims were Thomas Wright age 33 of St. Joseph Ronald Dunham 25 and Mrs Dunham of Westboro. The Dunhams were visiting and had planned to depart for Phoenix Arizona to visit relatives.

St. Joseph Burlington Thomas Wrigh Ronald Dunham Mrs. Dunham West Boro Dinhams Phoenix Ariz

Yacht Grays Yacht Beached After Reef Incident Near San Francisco

Gray's vessel ran aground on a reef south of San Francisco after a mishap on Saturday. No further details available on injuries or salvage efforts as reported by AP.

San Francisco Gray South Seturcay

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Britain Ilindbergh Hubbard Medal Aeronautical Association White Sox Crowder Mrs. Coolidge West South Dakota U. U Mayor Ross Dentists OF University of Idaho, Southern Branch Miller R. R. Roush Columbus Ohio B. M. Brookfield Idaho Falls M. F. Patterson Dental Supply Company Butte Anticolor Manufacturing Company N. Y Western Dental Manufacturing Company Boise Dental Laboratory Company L. D. Caulk Von R. H. E. Brooklyn Barnes McWeeney Petty Hargreave Kremer Smith Fitzsimmons Henry and Taylor Blake and Hartnett R. H. E. Cleveland Shante Karr Levsen Buckeye Autrey Pennock and Collins Detroit Helleway Woodall Wavery Pate Groe Cochrane Walker Trowd Battery Lindberg Europe Grover Whalen Whalen Bat Tery James A Walker Nungesser Coll New York City
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