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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
In Minneapolis a poker game led to tracing a small block of bonds from the $2,000,000 New York post office bond robbery. A bond company officer noted missing coupons. Bank refusal to cash the coupons alerted postal inspectors. Two men indicted and a third held for federal grand jury action.
Italian inventor Signor Guiglielmo Marconi said experiments across the Atlantic prove radio messages can be transmitted around the world. He noted previous limits of about 12 200 miles and reported high speed tests of 100 to 200 words a minute aboard his yacht Elettra near New York.
Gilbert Wolfe a 42 year old druggist from Billings Montana died on a Southern Pacific train as it entered Ogden Utah. He had been traveling to California for health reasons and his death was reported by AP.
Complete selection of walllees with attractive colorings and designs. Alabastine tints promise artistic, serene, cheerful effects. Western Climate Paints marketed as the only paints for this climate.
Hamburg June 16 AP More than a score of men are trapped in the hold of the Brazilian liner Avare after she capsized while being hauled from dry dock at Vulman shipyards. About thirty Brazilian crew and shipyard workers are thought entombed as openings are forced into the hold to rescue them. Some on deck jumped overboard and were saved by motor boats and the harbor fire department which prepared to free the trapped men.
Two of four large fires on the Gila forest in New Mexico are under control while the Crown fire in White Rock canyon remains out of control. Mogollon is said safe though in a nearby canyon and another fire in the Pinos Altos mountains has no size details. Supervisor Frederick Winn said no campers are in danger.
Delegates to the Idaho Laundry Owners association gather in Boise for a three day meeting starting today with visitors from Oregon Utah and Washington joining Idaho members in the event.
Washington AP reports President Harding sent to the Senate the list of appointees for registerships in land offices. The names include Wm. Apace for Coeur d Alene Idaho Hugh E O Donnell of Lewiston Idaho Eber Melvin Steninger of Elko Nevada and Albert Halen of Vernal Utah. Dublin Irish Election results show Professor John Macneill leading Dublin University candidates by a large margin with Professor Michael Hays also elected.
Washington reports on June 16 that the United States government on high authority states it has and will have no unofficial observer at the Hague meeting on Russian affairs.
A tale tells of Mr Hard-to-please faulting his dinner and his wife seeking a method to improve his mood. She finds a shop and the couple live happily ever after, illustrating a simple domestic solution.
Berlin reports a Die Freiheit communication claims a pan German putsch is imminent. Militia parades are described as preparations for a monarchist coup to begin with a Bartholomew style purge of people on a black list. Defense ministry and police allegedly implicated. Socialist party directorate warns of June 28 demonstrations tied to Versailles anniversary.
Henry Potter of Idaho Falls was knocked out in the seventh round by Dell Adams of Weiser in a 12 round bout. His brother Jake Potter of Caldwell lost in the sixth round to Nick Rockson of Boise when the towel was thrown after repeated knockdowns.
Wellington reports the Agriculture Department forecast 20 672 cars each containing 200 barrels of early Irish potatoes produced and shipped in the United States after the southern crop goes to market, based on June 1 crop conditions.
J H Shaffer of Ogden received word that his wife’s brother Allie B Cook was shot and killed in Burlington Iowa. No further details were provided.
Six years ago W H Shadwell of Stanley Virginia states kidney trouble left him unable to rise from bed. The Fire Department chief recommended Foley Kidney Pills and after three bottles he was fully relieved with no recurrence. The ad prompts relief from rheumatic pains backaches joint stiffness sleep disruption and bladder weakness linked to kidney disorders.
Soap should be used carefully to protect hair. Many shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. The text recommends Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a pure greaseless option for steady use.
A fragmented old text promotes a cheap coconut oil shampoo as a hair care solution. It claims to moisten with water, rinse out excess oil, and leave hair lustrous, fluffy, and easy to manage. The ad-style note mentions coconut oil shampoo available at pharmacies and druggists.
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