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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1924

Page

10

Communists Win Opening Lead at Farmer-Labor Convention

In St Paul Minnesota delegates to the national Farmer Labor progressive convention begin with financial troubles and a communists victory in the first open skirmish. Charles Taylor Montana senator elected permanent chair with Alice Daly as headliner and Mahoney forecasting a tough fight over organization and potential La Follette candidacy.

St. Paul Minn Farmer-Labor Charles FE. Taylor Montana Committee On Party Organization Alice Lorraine Daly Pete i Im - Kota Magnus Johnson William Mahoney Conntion Pie Aatralens Mahoney Minnesota St. Paul, Minn Farmer-Labor Progressive Campaign Minot Mitel N South Ka Pennsylvania Women’s Equal Rights Association Alice Paul

Mexican situation unsettled as Britain seeks diplomacy

London June 17 AP premier MacDonald through the Mexican consular general in London presses Britain’s case against expelling Herbert Cummins British agent. Sir Thomas Hohler may not proceed to Mexico if Mexico maintains its stance American Ambassador Kellogg is informed of progress and Chilean minister seeks to ease tension. The Dawes report on Germany is praised for its factual tone.

London MacDonald Herbert Cummins Thomas Hohler Great Britain Mexico Kellogg Cummins Don Augustin Edwards Foreign Office Mexico City

Tanlac credited by Brotherhood official for restoring health

E Walter Trippe, longtime Brotherhood Railway Trainmen official and former railroad conductor, praises Tanlac for restoring his digestion and energy after illness and an accident. He notes many trainmen have benefited and calls Tanlac the railroad man's best friend. Tanlac sold by druggists. over 40 million bottles sold.

E. Walter Trippe Healey Atlanta Brotherhood Ohio River Trippe Seaboard Southern Internal Revenue Northern District Georgia Tanlaec Mr. Trippe Taniac Tanlac

Socotra Island Tales From The Isle Of Frankincense

A National Geographic bulletin recalls Socotra off northeastern Africa, famed as the source of incense gum and once home to a civilized populace under a Sultan. It notes current demography, language, and customs, with pastoral life, export focus on giri butter, and limited western visits due to religious tension.

Washington, D. C Socotra Africa National Geographic Society Jesus Socotrans Crete Porto Rico Hadibha Tamarida Tamar Island Hadibo Zanzibar Podice

Glass bottom rower protected by water magnifier

A rower remains in a glass bottom craft with his mouth and eyes shielded from salt water as he is slowly moved back and forth. The water acts as a magnifying lens, enhancing his view beneath the surface.

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