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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
9
In Budapest on June 18 AP reports the national assembly and public worry over a transportation workers boycott aimed at Hungary. Count Apponyi warned the move would injure Hungarian workers most, while denying claims that 50,000 Hungarians were interned and that 5,000 faced repression.
A report notes that 2,411 individuals remain interned and 50 have been sentenced to death, outlining the harsh measures and legal actions recorded in the period.
Washington June 18 AP reports White House officials anticipate a statement from President Wilson today detailing his stance on the eleven measures passed by Congress in the last session. No statement was issued yesterday and there is no hint yet on the water power bill which expired its time limit last Friday midnight.
The Tribune offers delivery to any city location for six cents per month, framing affordable access to the newspaper. The offer emphasizes widespread reach and low cost for readers seeking regular home delivery.
The American Bridge company sent the second largest bridge span ever produced, weighing thousands of tons and 504 feet long, from Gary Indiana to Fairmont Alaska. It will cross the Sustina river linking Fairmont and Seward after re assembly. Bridge experts from across the nation inspected the plant before shipment.
The Georgia Minstrels, a touring company with over thirty three years on the road, visit the Auditorium on Thursday June 24th. They have performed across the continent and in foreign countries before crowned heads and nobles, delivering notable success in every season including their current production.
Janet Young and Moroni Olsen, stars of the play Kindling at Chautauqua, appeared in a Broadway production as late as April 1 this year. Beth led in a revival of Euripides Medea directed by Maurice Browne at Garrick Theatre in New York, earning strong critical praise.
A Pocatello reader cites back and kidney pain relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs S B Geisenberg of 803 S Main St praises the remedy, urging others to demand Doan's Pills. The ad notes 60 cents at stores and Foster Milburn Co as producers.
Maurice Tourneur brings Robert Louis Stevenson to life in Treasure Island at the Strand for a three day run. The film follows Jim Hawkins as he acquires the treasure map and faces mutiny with Lon Chaney and Charles Ogle delivering memorable turns. Shirley Mason charms as Jim, with strong support from the cast in a Paramount Artcraft production.
The Orpheum presents The Best of Luck a Priory Lane adaptation starring Jack Holt Kathryn Adams Like Leslie and Fred Malatesta. The dramatic photo play features pulse quickening climaxes while the latest two reel Mack Sennet comedy By Golly with Chas Murray and the Sennett Beauties adds real laughs.
Classifieds from the Tribune summarize ad listings by category and price, guiding readers to sale items, services, help wanted, and notices. The feature highlights layout, terms, and how to place or respond to ads in the newspaper.
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