23 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
1
Exploration plans announce first commercial surveying of Arctic lands via a new route in 1934. The project, backed by a New York firm, aims to map navigable paths and potential resources, opening Arctic markets to investors and insurers.
In Denver on June 23 the American Federation of Labor voted down a proposal to amend the U S constitution to transfer war-declaration power from Congress to the people via referendum The roll call showed 21 742 against and 14 530 for the referendum with various unions split in voting and many delegates denouncing the idea as impractical or a nightmare
AP reports President selects Charles qu es of Iago to lead the new government and announces a budget after a conference. Dawes releases a statement citing reform needs while naming interim staff and warning on wartime business conditions.
In Washington Attorney General Daugherty indicated he might recommend a pardon for former heavyweight Jack Dehanen, serving a Leavenworth sentence for a prior offense before the Dempoery Carpentier bout. He praised Dehanen as a model prisoner and suggested the term could be reduced.
Washin June 23 AP Rear Admiral William S Sims says he was misquoted in press accounts about Irish sympathizers in the United States He was recalled from leave to explain remarks and told to provide a corrected text Secretaries Denby and Coontz met with him Sims declined comment and provided a written memorandum for clarification
Rear Admiral William Sims handed a written statement to Secretary Denby regarding his London speech criticizing Irish sympathizers in the United States. The recall from leave followed the speech, and the naval secretary is considering the document as its text is withheld.
Washington June 23 AP Senator McCumber Republican North Dakota denounced wartime profiteering as pirates and urged his adjusted compensation bill for former service men. He said 86 percent would take the twenty year bonds option, 14 percent cash, with limited government cost through 1943 and a stance against future profiteering.
An official record states the only Sonro in the United States earned the Medal of the British Order. Sir Auckland himself pinned the medal, with the ceremony noted as of June 4.
London reports quote a letter from Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson declining to attend Ulster Parliament opening. He cites serving army duties and avoiding politics in army as Britain plans to press south and west Ireland to end Sinn Fein rebellion.
London June 23 Japanese ambassador to Great Britain Alan Hayashi expressed full agreement with Imperial Conference views on the Japanese alliance. He said friendship with the United States is essential politically and commercially and that naval disarmament would benefit the world.
The house rejected all senate amendments to the packer control bill and voted to request a conference. Representatives Iowa McLaug Ward New York Jacowsay Arkansas and Demo named Speaker Gillets Sere.
Vancouver reports Stefansson and the Stefansson Arctic Exploration and Development Company will pursue Arctic resources, reindeer meat and fur markets, with a $100,000 capital. Headquarters in Vancouver, expeditions over two to three years aim to prove developing an Arctic economy rather than mere adventure. Stefansson notes Arctic life is practical and rich in resources, challenging myths of perpetual ice.
Laredo reports heavy activity by brokers between the United States and Mexico and within firms in Monterey. Ramon P. Nigras, personal representative of President Obregon, will manage traffic with a goal of moving all freight within 30 days and restoring regular train schedules within two months.
The Foresters led a rainbow parade through the business district and staged final drill maneuvers at their encampment in Forest Park drawing about 8,000 Modern Woodmen of America members today for the organization’s convention.
A June test year result shows Bella Pentiae produced milk totaling 27,017 pounds and fat output of 1,259 pounds with 1,573.75 pounds of butterfat. The June 33 date suggests a formal disclosure by Ontario com.
The Bank of England cut the bank rate by half a point to six percent, prompting widespread plans to adjust deposit and lending rates. Traders rushed to buy gilt edged securities including war loans and Indian stocks as markets reacted with broad strength across sectors.
Lord Curzon told the House of Lords that if the League of Nations orders mandated investigations with a U S input, the British government would likely agree and seek Washington’s cooperation.
A local council steps in as tensions rise over disputes involving the Cotas family and linked figures. Officials seek mediation to avert further conflict while community leaders urge calm and negotiation.
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