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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1918

Page

4

Nonpartisan league accused of party control ambitions

The article flags the Nonpartisan League as allegedly seeking to enter primaries of both parties to seize party control while claiming neutrality. It cites Governor Burnquist condemning their partisan tactics and links to pro German elements and I W W affiliations, warning farmers about loyalty poseurs.

League Townley Burnquist Minnesota National Nonpartisan League Arthur LeSucre Nonpartisan League United States Department of Justice Idaho

German U boats fail to scare United States in new attack

A wartime column notes the German naval blitz on March 21 aimed to terrorize, but Americans remain defiant. The piece predicts limited losses off US shores, praises convoy protection for transports carrying troops, and warns captains to heed warnings to avoid reckless risk.

France Paris Ireland

Pocatello Canteen Work Sets National Pace for Relief

Letter from Leslie Getchell, Northwest division Red Cross, praises Pocatello Canteen unit for distributing comfort items to soldiers. Chicago and Denver reports highlight high praise, with soldiers greeting stations warmly and even music and dancing. Denver asks for coordination to share methods. standard reporting planned through Mr. Enlows. Mrs. Keating of Denver seeks a letter detailing recent efforts.

Pocatello Red Cross Denver Seattle Leslie W. Getehell Bureau of Military Relief of Northwest Division American Red Cross Pocatelo Chicago Pocatello Canteen Enlows

Road to advancement through ongoing self education

The article argues that quitting school leads to lifelong stagnation and urges workers in all fields to dedicate weekly time to study. It notes Germans in England study as prisoners while English prisoners in Germany play soccer, emphasizing discipline and broader learning to compete. It calls for seeking information from all sources to raise productivity.

England Germany

Colorado Senator Agnes Riddle Attacks Nonpartisan League

The influential Colorado legislator Agnes Riddle denounces the Nonpartisan League after requesting an audit of about one hundred thousand dollars raised from farmers. She urges direct accountability to donors and combats Red Cross fundraising fabrications, urging citizens to name informants and challenge libelous chatter to protect war relief efforts.

Colorado Agnes Riddle Nonpartisan League Riddle League Red Cross

American Handshake and War Savings Day Called

A German paper notes American handshake customs and the American habit of solemn greetings abroad. It contrasts European reserve with the brisk American grip and cites Americans urging support for National War Savings Day on June 28 to back the war effort.

France Europe

Nine Thousand Draftees Called for Vancouver Work

Nine thousand white drafted registrants qualified for special limited military service will be called by General Crowder to be placed at work for the military aeronautical corps. The army will be sent to Vancouver Washington to get out materials for airplane production.

Washington Crowder Military Aeronautical Corps Army Vancouver

New Zone Rates for Second Class Mail Take Effect June 15

San Francisco reports the post office department clarifies how second class matter zone rates apply. Publishers must file marked copies showing ad versus content percentages, and news agents must provide per centage data. Plans allow zone separation for subscriber copies if routing is not hindered, else annual April and October statements tallying copies by zone are required. Postmasters will audit publisher records to verify percentages.

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

Tenderfoot Trapper Introduces Deluxe Trapping North

Fairbanks Alaska June 11 A cheechake or tenderfoot earns fame by introducing trapping deluxe in the north. Harry Beagle recently arrived from the outside conceived a trapping expedition by car with Frank Burgess. They loaded gear into a light car and headed toward Big Delta despite snow and tough roads. The venture reportedly proves a success.

Fairbanks Alaska Cheechake Harry Beagle Frank Burgess Delta

Ross Fork road urged for rapid rebuild by Idaho counties

At the Utah Idaho Yellowstone Highway association session in St Anthony resolutions urged immediate reconstruction and surface work on the Ross Fork Fort Hall Land Road linking north and south routes. The plan calls for county financing combined with state highway commission oversight to complete the five mile road before year end.

Utah - Idaho - Yellowstone Highway Association St. Anthony Ross Fork State Commission Idaho Fort Hall Land State Highway Commission of Idaho Fremont Madison Jefferson Teton Bonneville Bingham and Bannock Fort Hall Land Road Oes County Cial Mark Austin Sugar City C. C. Dietrich Idaho Falls

New Fire Squad for Fort Douglas

Fort Douglas will form a full fire-fighting force equal to any army post with drilled personnel and soon installed apparatus. Buildings for housing equipment are under construction. Firemen will be soldiers under Captain A J McDonald supervising the post and prison camp.

Salt Lake City Fort Douglas Twentieth Infantry Uncle Sam A. J. McDonald Fire Department

Feeding Crisis Threatens British Working Horses

London officials of the National Equine Defense League warn that reduced feed and long work hours are killing off working horses. They urge rationing measures to avert a transport crisis in Britain.

London British National Equine Defense League

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