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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
4
A poem taunts reckless drivers as road hogs who speed through curves and threaten others. The speaker laments wasted patience and suggests fines or jail for road hogs, warning of possible wrecks and injuries from careless driving.
The United States states it will welcome an independent Canada to the sisterhood of nations but rejects any international pact allowing British empire control if Canada remains subordinate to Great Britain. It emphasizes self-respect and equality in future agreements and warns against humiliating alliances.
A collage of opinions on gasoline supply and industry, national politics, taxes, and public figures. The piece swerves between gas crisis concerns, praise for Harding and Coolidge, critique of government handling of tax funds, commentary on vice presidency, Caruso liquor worries, a joking note on a hung jury, and Texas legslature ties to Mexico.
Excerpt recounts Lew Day's dash to Ft. Lapwai for aid, then a night march to Mt. Idaho. Indians attack near Cottonwood House, wounding Norton and Moore, killing Chamberlain and maiming his family. Day and Miss Bowers escape to Mt. Idaho as the party retreats, with further casualties and a mass departure of settlers seeking protection.
Provisional President De La Huerta explains his break with Carranza. He says Carranza ordered his arrest. an officer refused to obey. Huerta claims he led Sonora troops to repel 20 000 invaders and notes banks will control currency emission while all banks may do business. He stresses foreign goodwill is crucial.
Dr J K Hirshberg explains bacteria and their effects on daily health. He warns that streptococcus and other germs linger on skin and mucous membranes and urges medical consultation to prevent infections and pneumonia. Readers May ask health questions, answered in this column.
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