Koo Resigns as China Foreign Minister and Premier
A Peking government notice reports Dr V K Wellinton Koo resigns as foreign minister and acting premier. Northern alliance leaders at Chang Tso Lin headquarters plan cabinet changes with Pan Fu as new premier. Typhus outbreak hits 11 000 wounded in Hankow amid overcrowded hospitals and poor sanitation.
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Peking
V. K. Wellington Koo
Chang Tso-Lin
Pan Pfu
Chang Teo-Lin
Ankuochum
Northern Alliance
Chang Tso- Lin
Hankow
China
Rogers Greene
Peking Union Medical College
Visited by Francesco de Pinedo Naval Officer Turned Aviator Hero
The article profiles Francesco de Pinedo born Naples 1890 and his rise from naval cadet to military aviator. It notes his early heroism in the Turkish war, World War I rescue of the Serbian army, and record long-distance flights including Sesto Calende to Melbourne to Rome. He earned the Knight of the Military Order of Savoy and multiple valor medals.
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Francesco
Salgari
Frithjoh Nansen
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Robinson, Crusoe
Frang
Jane
Gabriel
Aanothe
de Pinedo
Signor Amturi
Taranto
Francisco de Pinedo
Naples
Naval Academy
Turkey
Tripoli
Royal Military Aviation Corps
Sesto Calende
Milan
Rotterdam
Rome
Brindisi
Constantinople
Melboure
Tokyo
Victor
Babe Ruth knocks in 22nd homer of season in early Giants win
New York June 16 AP Babe Ruth belts his 22nd homer with Combs on base during the first inning of the Yeaks versus Browns game. Zachary follows Gehrig in the at bat as Ruth delivers a 15th circuit smash.
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New York
Bebe Ruth
Combs
Browns
Zachary
Lindbergh Off Tomorrow for Home in West
Lindbergh leaves St. Louis flying field 15 miles from downtown for a West Side home visit. The brief ceremony will include Governor Sam A. Baker and Mayor Miller giving official greetings before Lindbergh heads to Harry F. Knight’s residence, a backer of the New York to Paris flight. no reception is planned that night.
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St. Louis Flying Field
Sam A. Baker
Miller
Lindbergh
Harry F. Knight
Paris
Lindbergh Flies to Washington and Back to New York
Col Charles A Lindbergh in evening attire flew to Washington at dawn and returned to New York with the Spirit of St. Louis. crowds cheered in Manhattan as he prepared for further engagements and received police thanks at headquarters before visiting the Sun.
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New York
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Washington
Spirit of
St. Louis
Paris
Mitchell Field
Lindbergh
Manhattan
Park Avenue
Grand Central Terminal
Brooklyn
Broadway
City Hall
Police
Warren
The
Sun
Atlantic
France
Nations Preferring to Avoid Trouble in Russia
Stresemann and Tscherin discuss informing Russia about Third International activities. German papers warn Bresemann faces anti Soviet danger while Russian papers stress prep for possible foreign war. Citizens enjoy summer leisure as reports of Warsaw murder and Anglo Soviet tensions draw little comment.
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Stresemann
M. Tscherin
Russia
Third International
Moscow
Brresemann
Warsaw
M Voikoff
Autographed Ruth Baseball Comes To Local Youth
Warren I King received an official American League baseball autographed by Babe Ruth after visiting Chicago with his father. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs J I King of Pocatello, met the famed Yankee slugger during their east trip. A Chamber of Commerce retail bureau luncheon at the Bannock hotel is planned with a publicity session at 11:30 to discuss a July community sale and other plans. Also, KSEI updated its broadcast wavelength from 260.7 to 333.1 meters, approved by radio inspector Er G Clark, with gear changes expected to finish soon.
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Warren I. King
J. I. King
Pocatello
Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Warren
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau
Bannock Hotel
Harry Wilson
L. W. Russell
E L. Ames
W. J. Binneckley
Ed Palton
George Roberts
Bannock
Federal Radio Commission
United States
KSEI
Denver
KOA
Er. G. Clark
Announcements from Keystone Lodge No 61 Masons
Keystone lodge No 61 A F and A M will meet in called communication Friday evening to confer the EK A degree. All Masons are welcome. Also notes a rummage event at 358 East Center with image sale Friday and Saturday.
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Keystone Lodge No
East Center Effect
Idaho Governor Reports Best Crop Conditions In Years
Governor H C Baldridge, visiting Pocatello en route to Boise, says Idaho crop conditions are the best in years. Beet crops in the southeast are very good, wheat contracts at 1.25 a bushel, early potatoes priced well, and the southwest fruit crop appears the heaviest in years.
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Idaho
H. C. Baldridge
Pocatello
Baldridge
Boise
Franklin
Armour and Cooper Tie in American Open Playoff
Tom Armour, formerly an amateur from Oshmont Pennsylvania now a pro at the Congressional Club in Rockville Maryland, and Harry Cooper of the El Cereno Club in Los Angeles tied for the American open golf championship with 301 for 72 holes. They will contend in a 18 hole playoff tomorrow to determine the champion succeeding Bobby Jones.
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Oshmont
Tommy Armour
Congressional Club
Rockville
Harry Cooper
el Cereno Club
Los Angeles
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Clear skin promise from SSS remedy ad claims
An advertisement touts SSS as the sole right method to clear skin and normalise blood health. It features a testimonial from Mrs. J. W. Barker of Cincinnati praising relief from boils and itching after using SSS and urges weak or run-down people to try it. The copy notes the product is made from herbs, sold in drug stores, and offered in two sizes.
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J. W. Barker
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bridge denied over the Columbia River link for Longview
Washington June 16 rejection of specifications for the proposed Longview bridge across the Columbia River was announced at the War Department. Plans by W D Comer of Seattle and Wesley Vandercook of Longview were disapproved by Secretaries Davis Hoover and Jardine with Major General Jadwin, army engineers chief, who weighed the specs. The bridge would have connected Longview Washington and Rainier Oregon and would serve public convenience only to a limited extent, as the report found minimum requirements unmet. The cabinet committee expressed willingness to reconsider compliant pleas.
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Washington
Longview
Columbia River
War Department
Seattle
Wesley Vandercook
Ranier
Ore
Cabinet
Kotex Promotes Discreet Modern Absorbent Pads
The advertisement touts Kotex as easily disposed and highly absorbent, claiming five times the capacity of ordinary cotton pads. It asserts freedom from laundry and embarrassment, enabling women to go about activities for hours without worry.
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Kotex
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Ruth, Gehrig Tung
West
Retail Bureau
Drimane
Tribune
H.C. Baldridge
le Crist School of Dancing
Dorothy Cavanaugh
Gillette
Durham
Lou’s Confectionery
N. Main St
3. C. Penney Co
Columbia
W. D. Comer
Ellen J. Buckland
Jupenneyco
North Main
Lander
Pocatello, Idaho
Men’s Athletic Union Suits
Martin
Martin Spring Works
N. Harrison
3Rd Ave
Fletcher R. Burrus & Co
Bannock Co
E. Wyeth
Shankel Coal Yard
Aberdeen
Shankel
Coal & Ice Co
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