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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1917
Page
3
A state board led by Governor Alexander visits Lava Hot Springs Idaho to plan $30000 in bathhouse and natatorium upgrades. They approve new cottages, a superintendent’s HQ, a brick building, a flagpole, and expanded pools for men women and children, with early start targeted by July 5.
The Dutch prince consort, husband of Queen Wilhelmina, is held as a prisoner of war by Dutch subjects for helping three German army officers escape from internment camps. This action fractures Dutch neutrality as the officers were smuggled back to Germany.
Classified ads seek tenants for good houses or apartments quickly. Short notices invite prospective renters to contact landlords for available accommodations.
Chief Sutherland halted a day of leisure by arresting G. A. Carlson and Fred Seammon with two loaded suitcases. They were bound for Pocatello on the evening train when detained in the chair car smoking compartment. Frank Jones, accused bootlegger, was rounded up at Rex hotel with liquor found on him. George Dimmick faced county jail after liquor possession while a woman charged with supplying liquor to a minor remained jailed.
Herbert Hoover urged 200 000 clergymen to preach on food conservation on Sunday July 1. He called for cooperation with the agriculture department to maximize production and minimize waste and warned the nation of the global food shortage. Hoover cited an estimated annual food waste of 100 million dollars.
Boston and nearby areas paused business as civilians and troops joined a large military and naval parade in Charlestown to honor the 142nd anniversary of the battle that sparked the American War of Independence.
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