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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
2
Premier Lloyd George told a railways delegation that Britain would not concede an independent Ireland unless forced to. He likened Ireland to the United States and Lincoln’s war, saying the government would endure heavy losses and long conflict if needed to prevent separation.
Doorn Holland June 19 Pere boom private doctor to the former emperor told the Associated Press no attack had been made on William of Hohenzollern. Officials dismissed persistent rumors that an assault occurred at 6 o clock Wednesday afternoon.
Washington reports from June 19 say the department of agriculture released a survey stating modernization of farm homes and labor saving devices can prevent waste of women power. The agents urge planning and investment in modern equipment to reduce energy waste among rural homemakers.
About four to five hundred Indians gathered in Grand Rapids Wisconsin for the sacred medicine dance led by Alex Love Tree. The ceremony began last night and continues tonight with bright blankets robes war paint feathers and tom-tom beating. Leaders receive gifts from tribe penitents as offerings for spiritual welfare.
Chicago June 9 AP Members of the appropriations committee led by Rep James W Good of Town depart for a six week inspection tour of eighteen West coast and interior parks and reclamation projects The trip marks the first personal inspection by the group in five years and includes sites from North Platte to Yellowstone and Glacier parks with several reclamation projects in between
A meeting of the reclamation committee of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce set plans to raise 2000 dollars for the Idaho Reclamation Association. The city is divided into five districts with committees named to canvass each district starting Monday at 10 am.
Springfield youth Jostan Sharick aged ten or eleven plans one more thrill by attempting to ride a plane Sunday afternoon in a Springfield park. He mentions it as a bold, improvised stunt inspired by local aviation.
New York June 19 AP Two and probably four persons knew the murderer of Joseph B Hiwell a whist expert shot in his home Investigators sealed the Elwell home and will continue questioning Hiwell s friends Miss Wilson identified as owner of pink silk lingerie found in Elwell s bedroom was married district attorney said No threats had been reported despite bitter enemies to Elwell
Baseball box score style notes record St Louis 29 Philadelphia 10 with runs by Jacobs North Kime Dilhoefer Meadows Travesser and RH E Chicago 83 to 5 over Brooklyn 88 list of pitchers and batters includes Alexander O Farrell Mam maux Miller Pittsburg and others.
Kansas City reports United States Senator James A Reed was unanimously re elected to represent the Fifth Missouri district at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. The district delegation reaffirmed Reed after the state convention rejected him and ordered the district to name another delegate.
Rochester June 19 Justice Adolph Rodenbeck sustained the Michaels Stern Clothing company in a suit against the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America for a permanent injunction and $100,000 damages.
Tonight and Sunday remain fair with rising temperatures. In the southern portion, expect notably warmer conditions on Sunday.
A carload of aliens listed as undesirables and anarchists were deported from Dilin Island after arriving from Oregon California Idaho and Manitoba. About forty more from the same region are to depart next week.
A letter received by St. Joseph police states the headless body found in Lake Contrary is that of an Omaha woman. The head remains missing as investigators pursue the case.
Workmen set up the Chautauqua tent at West Center and North Garfield as the event opens this evening. The lineup includes twenty one events with ten lectures and ten concerts. Julius Ceasar Nayothe will describe Far East conditions and customs tonight. Tomorrow features the Alaska Duo and a lecture by Carlton Chamberlayne on Tomorrow. EB Fish will speak on Americanism in Industry tomorrow evening. Season tickets are available at local stores and offices.
Sunday school at 9 45 moving pictures morning worship at 11 with Children’s Day program and organ by Louise Roman. Evening service at 8 includes organ numbers and moving pictures. Pastor Leaves for Boston next week. Junior Endeavor 3 pm Senior Endeavor 7 pm. No evening service due to Chautauqua opening. R J Phipps pastor.
Episcopal services at Trinity Episcopal Church will be omitted on Sunday. Howe Stoy Archdeacon will lead Methodist Sunday school at 10 am. Morning worship at 11 10 with sermons by Geo Todd Scout Executive. Large girls chorus and kindergarten at 11 10. Epworth League at 7 pm on Living Up to Our Responsibilities. No evening preaching due to Chautauqua. Worship at Church of Good Cheer with Pastor Hamilton. Presbyterian canal corner Fifth Avenue and Lewis, Sunday school at 10 am.
Lutheran church announces Sunday 11 a m service at Woodman hall 241 No Main St with Sunday school at 10 a m You are invited to all services and activities of the church
Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon by the pastor Young People's service follows at T p m no evening preaching due to Chautauqua a cordial welcome to all to come and worship with us Chester and Tunnell pastors
Church services at Amlers Hall Elks Temple North Arthur Avenue Sunday 11 am Wednesday 8 pm Sunday school 9 45 am. Subject Sunday June 20th Is the
A reading room in the Kasiska building opens daily 1 to 4 p.m. except Sundays and legal holidays. The public is invited to church services and to the reading room.
The Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary schedule a meeting Monday evening at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows hall. Read the Tribune Classified Ads for details.
A Chicago hotel firm says it has bought a four story garage and will add four more stories immediately. The new ample room bath and garage service will be billed to out of town motorists.
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