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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
2
Reported vote shows 237 to 138 in favor of signing the treaty with the Huns. The article notes continued discussion and acknowledgement of a prior communication while governments regret an extended deadline cannot be granted to finalise the decision.
The description contrasts LAJAL RAMPORA from Meerut with Hazel Dawn of Broadway, noting Rampora as a local belle with Eastern features and Dawn as a textbook Caucasian ideal. It cites Christian missionary work in Meerut and claims Dawn is the era’s most beautiful Broadway leading lady based on expert opinions.
Paris reports the four powers reject further German alterations to the peace treaty as communications reach President Wilson. Weimar reports a new German cabinet after intense heat and political wrangling, with parties split over signature and the former emperor’s fate.
Chautauqua week opened with a large audience last evening. Dr. Joseph Clare, “Pastor of Petrograd,” shared Russia experiences for insight into current conditions. The program included a musical number by Misses Martha Ellen McDonough and Ethel M. Eagleston and an afternoon lecture by Dr. Carpenter on “Worlds in the Making.” Tonight features the Fillion Trio and a pep lecture by J. Adam Bede on “Our Nation, Its Problems and Progress.”
Federal troops from Sonora reinforce Chihuahua forces opposing Villa arrive southwest of Juarez. Mexican authorities say a battle is expected this week as tensions rise in the border area.
Early warning signs of a bilious attack call for prompt action. Skipping a meal and taking Chamberlain's Tablets can usually prevent the attack and spare distressing symptoms. The advertisement also promotes Racine Horseshoes casings and tubes at Gem State Oil and Products Co-Ads.
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau report for Pocatello Idaho covers 24 hours ending 6 am. June 23. Noted high yesterday 94 and low 4 to 58 today with 9 13 pm sunset and 5 52 am sunrise. Precipitation totals show 0 inch since month start and 14 88 inches since January 14.
Judge F. B. Dietrich arrives by No. 18 to preside this afternoon in the post office building. The Utah Power and Light Co versus The Last Chance Canal Co case on water rights in Bear River district leads the docket. Court clerk W. R. McReynolds and reporter C. W. McClain also attend.
Reynolds arrived in Boise accompanied by his wife for a brief visit. Local officials did not disclose his itinerary or purpose, but the couple toured downtown landmarks and met with community leaders.
Enough enlistment applications exist to form Company E of the Third Idaho National Guard with muster on Thursday at 2 PM. Floyd C. White has led the effort, and all signed applicants must report to the armory at Main and Thirteenth streets for state service muster. Major Burns is in north Idaho and expected back mid next week.
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