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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
4
A New York editorial questions the authenticity and tone of a Wilson remark and denounces its use to attack the president. It argues Republicans shaped wartime policy, mocks Prussianism charges, notes labor and party splits, and critiques Palmer and Bryan in a broader political critique.
Excerpts from The Story of Idaho recount the 1877 Nez Perce resistance led by Joseph and White Bird. Cavalry considered, a council at Ft Lapwai, and a June 1877 massacre beginning with Richard Devine, followed by multiple settlers killed and a panic to Mt Idaho.
Chicago editorial notes Borah may bolt if Lowden or Wood is nominated and accuses Hearst of stirring dissension. The piece highlights Borah’s opposition to campaign expenditures and hints at possible Republican fracture during the convention.
The letter questions Senator Borah’s stance on the league issue and suggests a bolt toward Hearst or third party options. It mocks Borah’s aim to bolt and predicts his possible swift fall as the Republican party seeks a stronger substitute than Borah.
New York June 18 AP Mrs Burton associate skipper of Shamrock IV helps husband Captain W M Burton in Lipton challenge for the Americas Cup. She values winning over cups and cups, noting the fine duty is racing and remaining calm, never distracting the helmsman.
Mrs Burton expresses confidence in the latest Shamrock yacht likening it to no prior craft and claims belief in winning the American trophy. She recalls thrill of an earlier seven ton craft and contrasts it with the Invincible claim.
A traveling man jokes about a tornado last night while a phlegmatic farmer notes nothing found yet. The brief exchange appears in The American Legion Weekly reflecting light rural humor on severe weather.
A humorous note from The American Legion Weekly recalls a man who posted for a wife in a newspaper. He reports receiving four hundred responses on the first day and two from men offering to marry him instead.
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