Opening New Naval Office in Pocatello Aims to Enlist Men
A recruiting party led by Ensign M. Delanty will be in Pocatello for a week to enlist men aged 18 to 35 for active naval service. The campaign, supported by Secretary Daniels, seeks machinists, blacksmiths, electricians, radio operators, firemen, hospital corpsmen, and other trades, with Lieut. S. V. Hooker providing examinations. Naval HQ will operate at the Bannock hotel corner of Arthur and Center streets.
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M. Delanty
Pocatello
United States Naval Force
Daniels
Navy
V. Hooker
Arthur and
Center Streets
Bannock Hotel
United States
Admiral Benson
Naval Operations
Palmer
Bureau of Navigation
Borah Urged to Support Amendment at Local Meeting
A noon meeting at the car shops drew a large crowd including about seventy women. Miss Margaret Whittemore urged a petition to Senator W E Borah to support the Anthony suffrage amendment and push ratification through the states. The audience voted to request Borah to heed his constituency, with A C Hinckley presiding.
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Margaret Whittemore
W. E. Borah
Idaho
Idato
Anthony
Borah
A. C. Hinckley
Commercial Club
Bombed German Rail Yards Reported by Pershing
Washington reports successful bombing of German railroad yards at Conflans in General Pershing's communique for yesterday. Artillery fighting noted at various points with reinforcement of the Woevre raid and capture of more prisoners by American patrols crossing the line.
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Washington
Conflans
Pershing
Woevre
Armsterdam Note on Istria Diet and Life
A fragment reports Vienna noting six weeks of living on limited rations for Istria residents, with mentions of salads and austere foods as the expected diet. Other lines reference Frei Presse and uncertain timing for the population.
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Armsterdam
Vienna
Frei Presse
Istria
Band Proves A Good Hit At Chautauqua Event
A large crowd enjoyed Thavia's band at the Chautauqua last night with selections from Traviata Lucia and Trovatore plus the Light Cavalry overture. Strauss Rue Danube and the Star Spangled Banner closed the program. Tonight features a war address by Lincoln L. Wirt and a concert by the Treble Clef club. The Royal Hawaiian Quartette shares tomorrow with H Y Adams lecturer.
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Thavia
Chautauqua
Lincoln L. Wirt
Treble Clet Club
Royal Hawaiian Quartette Didl
H. Y. Adams
Montenegro King in Rome Incognito Visits Baron Romano Aveseno
June 20 Rome. King Nicholas of Montenegro visited his daughter Queen Helena of Italy in disguise. An arrogant Rome hotel porter, unaware of the royal visitor, asked who should be announced, and the king answered with a smile that he was the visitor.
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Drome
Rome
Nicholas
Montenegro
Helena
Italy
Hig
Romano Aveseno
German aid to Austria blocked by food shortages
Amsterdam report from June 20 notes the Cologne Gazette states Germany cannot assist Austria with food as shortages grow. Germany will likely cut its own rations until the next harvest to address the crisis.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Austria
Cologne
Austrians Hold Ground West of Piave Rail Line
Vienna reports Austrians retain all ground won on the Piave west bank and drive the Italians back westward and south of the railway toward Treviso.
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Vienna
Piave
Troviso
Gorn and Oats: Chicago Market Update
Market brief notes corn trading at 1427 dollars per unit with June 20 pricing. Mention of T23% appears as index detail. Readable fragments indicate price movement and commodity shorthand without full context.
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Chicago
Judge Takes Man For A Tax In Escape Case
Clarence Massey, a colored youth, was arrested by polo officers on a crowd larceny charge. He posted bond after a preliminary hearing, fled after a taxi ride to secure bonds failed, and vanished from Justice Van Reuth's custody near the Short Line yards. authorities had no trace by late afternoon.
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Clarencee Masey
van Reuth
Massey Wée Hound
Whee Er
van Routh
Massey
Justice van Routh
Justice van Renth
War Savings drive urges immediate pledge and enrollment
The article urges readers to join War Savings headquarters, form groups of ten, obtain pledge cards, and start saving daily weekly or monthly. It emphasizes investing not donating, with interest from the first stamp purchase and pledges due by year’s start.
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War Savings Headquarters
War Savings
Personal visitors arrive in Burley Twin Falls and Boise
Purely personal notes report J. W. Richin of Burley on a business visit today. G. R. Basley visits Twin Falls in the city today. WH. Bharp of Boise is here on business. Oscar Johnson arrives as a business visitor from Twin Falls today.
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J. W. Richin
Burley
G. R. Basley
Twin Falls
WH. Bharp
Boise
Oscar Johnson
Knyvett’s Widow Serves Wounded Through War Work
Mrs Hugh Knyvett widow of a noted Aulian officer who died from wounds during a lecture tour in America dedicates herself to assisting wounded soldiers. She works daily at the national headquarters of the American Fund for French Wounded in New York.
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Hugh Knyvett
America
American Fund For French Wounded
New York
Italians Press On Along Piave Front in Italy War
Italian forces counter attacked along the Piave line gaining ground on the Montello ridge and southeast of it. Austrian troops along the river face food shortages as prisoners report hunger and Austrians retreat from a narrow river bank position near Saletto. The Piave bridges were destroyed by flood damage undermining Austrian logistics.
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Piave
Test Qlura Sandonadi
London
Montello
Evening Standard
Saletto
Adriatic
Caught with goods in grip on rail routes
Postal inspectors arrest several Western Union traveling agents on trains between Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington and seize suitcases of messages to be transmitted by telegraph. The case may go to grand juries as officials explain the illegal traffic in non postal communications. A German alien enemy named Fred J Schuster, about age forty, was found seeking work and turned over to police. He has about 1700 on deposit in a Chicago bank.
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Washington
Western Union
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
P. E. Long
Federal Employment Office
Pete
Fred J. Schuster
Salt Lake
Chicago
Schuster
Local Briefs From Town Today
Mrs Marie Lushinsky underwent a successful appendicitis operation at St Anthony hospital. A one story brick building on White Kasiska property will be ready for occupancy by Saturday as an office for Garrett Transfer. Sergeant J K Dodge, formerly a fireman on the Short Line, passed through en route home to Camas Idaho from Americus Georgia. Traffic posts installed by the fire department will aid traffic officers in directing motorists at intersections. Alabama Troubadours begin a three day engagement at the Auditorium with fifteen performers and the Nay Brothers among the cast. Elmer Wilson, 17, died after an operation for intestinal paralysis at a local hospital. he is survived by several relatives and his body is in the care of H L McHan with funeral arrangements pending.
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White-Kasiska
South Main
Garrett Transfer Company
J. K. Dodge
Signal Corps
Army
Satherfield
Americus
Camas
Ida
Fire Department
Alabama Troubadours
Nay Brothers
America
Ellmer Wilson
Kk. E. Ivory
West Benton
Short Line
Ivory
Ella Wilson
George Wilson
Pocatello
C. E. Todd
Tacoma
Albert
Walter P
Daniel W
Josephine J. Wilson
H. L. McHan
Idaho to oppose rate rise by M'Adoo
Federal Fuel Administrator Gooding told Idaho leaders the state must mount its strongest fight in history against a proposed rail rate increase. He said pleas to align passenger rates with freight levels and harmonize with other roads would minimize discrimination against Idaho.
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Idaho
M’adoo
Gooding
Freight rate fight looms as commissions back plan
State officials warn of a new rail fare increase arguing it would be hard to lower later and unfair to the public. The interstate commission will hear a bitter contest as railroads push higher rates hoping later government control, while state leaders pledge support and shared expenses with neighboring utilities commissions. Penslar Face Powder offered at 39 cents in a Books Store Pharmacy listing.
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Interstate Commission
Graham
Salt Lake
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Varas
Wen
Gompers
Paul
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Porter
Gorn and Oats
Knyvett
Khugh Knyvett
Marie Lushinsky
St. Anthony Hospital
Sartearele
Ieren Sree
Lan Ant
Shug
Tribune
Pocatello Tribune
the Tribune Co
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