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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
7
Deputy Guy Nelson arrested Toy Smith on East Center near the Louvre cafe after a struggle as the suspect resisted, reaching for a concealed 32 revolver. Smith, charged with concealing weapons, was jailed on the spot with bond set earlier for unrelated possession, case postponed.
One-half hour from Pocatello, an evening in Inkom features a dance with special music by Lawrence Tolman. A pleasant place to spend a pleasant evening narrated in a tidy local notice.
A nostalgic ad proclaims that saving on tea by buying cheap blends costs more per cup. It argues that fine tea is cheaper in the long run and restores true tea flavor, comfort, cheer, and invigoration, urging readers to choose Schilling Tea for their tea needs.
A meeting at the Commercial club in Bannock County is set for 8 pm to reorganize the World War veterans group as Bannock Post of the American Legion under the national constitution. Delegates will be chosen for the Boise state convention, and Fourth of July plans discussed. The existing World War Veterans Association is praised for early county leadership and welfare work aiding veterans and families.
Weather data for Pocatello Idaho covering 24 hours to 6 am shows mean 72 with yesterday high 89 and today low 65 and precipitation totaling 0.83 inch deficit first of month 0.83 inch. details include 6 pm and 6 am readings, clear skies, wind SE, humidity noon 24, sunset 9:11 pm, sunrise 5:59 am. Observed by A R Teeps. Ad notices follow.
The current image shows Dr Walter K Wilkins of Mineola New York on trial for his wife s murder while claiming burglars killed her Audrey Munson the actress who lived in a house owned by the doctor s wife is a principal witness in the case.
Helena Montana delegates travel to the Rotary convention in 44 vehicles led by Yellow stone Park buses and autos. The march includes 80 supporters with banners proclaiming Helena as a go ahead city. The two day 490 mile run from Selena to Balt Lake featured pleasant roads and stops in Dillon and Idaho Falls. Helena plans further tours to Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland Walla Walla San Francisco and Denver to boost tourism and promote the Geysers to Glaciers motor highway connecting Yellowstone and Glacier. Helena carries a $1000 silver cup awarded for Montana road quality between St Paul and the Pacific coast.
If a winter indoors leaves indigestion bloating and constipation relief is offered by Foley's Cathartic Tabs. The ad claims the product cleanses the stomach and bowels and tones up the liver, sold everywhere.
After six hours of combat Villa's troops retreat from Juarez as Col Esacarbor's cavalry charges drive them toward eastern suburbs. Federal forces control the city center with redispatched garrisons and renewed pursuit ongoing.
General Erwin ordered El Paso post closed following wounding of Corporal Edward Reilly and Corporal Earl Smith by stray bullets. International bridge seized by the military, and crossing to Juarez requires a military pass.
Villa forces moved to the south end of the international bridge before dawn. A Mexican girl was wounded in the leg near her home in the Mexico quarters as bullets fell around. bullets also hit hotels and downtown buildings. El Paso troops patrol the river front to block Villa raids.
At Fort Bliss on June 16 military headquarters announced cavalry and artillery likely would rejoin American forces before dark. Infantry had been withdrawn this morning.
Homer Cummings chairman of the Democratic National Committee plans a multi city tour in Idaho in early July. He will address crowds in Coeur d Alene Boise and Pocatello with Jerome Day coordinating party conferences. The trip includes Idaho stops around July 6th to 11th with travel from Reno en route to Spokane arriving July 4th.
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