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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1927

Page

6

Lindbergh Faces Life After Transatlantic Feat

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh rests in St. Louis after a month of adulation for his Spirit of St. Louis flight. He attends a theater showing and plans a few days with backers, while his mother Evangeline Lindbergh returns to Detroit. He hints St. Louis could become aviation’s national center with cooperation.

St. Louis Charles A. Lindbergh Lindbergh Memphis France Forest Park Colonel Lindbergh Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh Detroit Harry F. Knight St. Louis County Industrial Club United States

Tribune Carriers Enjoy Outing to American Falls

Nineteen Tribune carriers winners of a subscription contest left Sunday for American Falls. They rode in a Royal Transit deluxe coach and were hosted by Indian Springs Natatorium management. The group swam and enjoyed lunch, then returned to Pocatello where they thanked the Tribune for the day’s outing.

Tribune American Falls E. E. Ivory The American Paris Royal Transit Company Indian Springs Pocatello

City Weed Ordinance Reminder for Property Owners

Property owners and tenants must clear premises including vacant lots and alleys of weeds and dead trees by July 1 or city crews will remove them at owner expense. Minimum charge one dollar. Sanitary Inspector WwW. L. Raymond issues notice for Poratetlo.

Poratetlo L. Raymond

Oregon Woman Wins National Cartoon Contest

Florence Gibson McCabe of Grant's Pass Oregon won first prize in the American Nature Association outdoor manners contest with a four panel cartoon titled Land of the Noble Free. Craig Fox Rochester Democrat Chronicle took second and John M Hix Washington Post third.

Washington Florence Gibson McCabe Grant's Pass Ire American Nature Association

Geneva World Capital Sees a City Split by Roles

In Geneva a split world view grows as foreigners scout League of Nations activity while local Genevese pursue music and public lectures. The city balances two identities, one as international hub and the other as a provincial audience, with increasing press presence and frequent events.

Geneva Calvin League of Nations Lake Leman League Civic Association Switzerland France Geneva Opera House Europe Genevas Genevese Germany

Indignant men blow aqueduct in Owens Valley clash

A new dynamiting south of Lone Pine damages 16 foot section of the Owens River aqueduct as ranchers protest water and land seizures by Los Angeles. Guards report no suspects. no arrests after a month of attacks on the 200 mile water conduit.

Los Angeles Owens Lone Pine Independence Owens Valley Owens River Alabama High Sierras No Name Canyon

No Sign Of Nungesser And Coli In Newfoundland Search

The monoplane Jeanne D Arc under Major F Sidney Cotton landed at Quidi Vidi Lake near St John s Newfoundland after surveying areas from Come by Chance in Placentia Bay to Port Blandford in Bohavista Bay. Cotton reported no trace of the missing Prenech plane and the Jeanne D Arc resumed the search further west.

St. John’s N. F F. Sidney Cotton Quidi Vidi Lake St John's Quid Vidi

Lindley Urges grads to pursue paying passion

Ernest Hiram Lindley chancellor of the University of Kansas told Northwestern University graduates that the ideal career is doing what you please and getting paid for it. The remarks were delivered in Evanston on June 20, as reported by AP.

Evanston Ernest Hiram Lindley University of Kansas Northwestern University

Attache Released From Mexico City Post

Lieutenant Colonel W. Davis has been released as military attache at the embassy in Mexico City. The War Department declined to comment beyond saying the removal, undertaken promptly after he reported on government document forgeries and interceptions, was done without prejudice and for the best interests of all concerned.

Washington W. Davis Mexico City Mexico War Department Davis

Child born amid Chicago train crash fire near Maywood

A four car Chicago, Aurora and Elgin train caught fire at Maywood last night. 300 passengers escaped through windows and doors with no injuries reported. a child was born to a passenger and rushed to hospital after on board first aid. One coach was destroyed.

Chicago Chicago, Aurora & Elgin Maywood

Insect Spurs Tax Savings for Wombell Town

Taxpayers in Wombell, England, save hundreds of pounds annually thanks to a tiny blue insect called the spintall that keeps sewage filters clean.

Wombell, Eng

Prizes at Dance Palace Tonight

Dance event at HiWay Inn features Yeeman party with prizes for members and friends. Evening program scheduled for Wednesday June 22 offering 75 cents per couple admission.

Dance Palace Yeeman HiWay Inn

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