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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

7

Crusader Stewart Linked to Multiple Marriages and Extradition

Private detective agency hunts for more women married to Donald Juncan Stewart, ex clergy and crusader, as Boston charges include bigamy and conspiracy. Diary by wife Ethel Turner Osbaldeston Stewart details marriages to Norma Ehrenaeiler and others, plus a Wilmington Del child, with photo searches underway.

Los Angeles Donald Juncan Stewart Aum Boston Los Angeles Times Today Connecsion Indianapolis

Crisis threats cotton spinning industry in Japan

Tokyo dispatch cites the Diamond newspaper noting a looming crisis for Japan s cotton spinning sector. It traces wartime profits and booming capacity expansion to a postwar downturn, weak domestic demand, and slumping yarn exports, with Chinese rivals and tariff shifts intensifying the risk.

Tokio Japan Tokio Commercial China India

Prohibition on Ships Challenged by Beer Firm

Adolphus Busch of Anheuser Busch charged that U.S. ships under American flag violated prohibition by selling beer and light wine aboard vessels outside the three mile limit. Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board defended legality of the practice.

Lasker U. S. Shipping Board Adolphus Busch Antheuser- Busch Brewing Company St. Louis Busch

Hitchcock Opens On Tariff Bill

Nebraskan Senator accuses tariff bill of restricting imports to protect favored manufacturers and raise prices for consumers. He cites German competition and says authors aim to attack German trade and block German imports. AP dispatch notes a new phase in the era of trust power.

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Sun Yat Sen Seeks Commission Post in Reunification Drive

Sun Yat Sen, ex leader of the southern government, asks to be named to a reform commission for Chinese reunification. He said he would resign Canton leadership if Beijing grants the post, according to official dispatches from Canton.

Peking Sun Yat- Ren South China Demia Canton Sun Canion

Conan Doyle backs prohibition on Adriatic voyage

New York reports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, bound for the Adriatic, has become a prohibition convert. He says he will push for prohibition at home though his speaking on the topic may be limited, noting less drinking today than in the past and that liquor previously sought people out.

New York Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Adriatic Cone

Kidney Pills Advert Offer Promises Relief

An old advertisement recounts W. H. Shadwell of Stanley Virginia praising Foley Kidney Pills after kidney trouble left him bedridden. It claims three bottles brought complete relief and asserts the product cures rheumatic pains backaches swollen joints and other kidney related symptoms with drugstore availability.

W. H. Shadwell Stanley Foley Fire Department

Today’s anniversaries span wars to statehood milestones

A chronology notes 1802 Chimborazo ascent by Hum bolt, 1820 Duke of Kent death, 1822 De Saussure born, 1847 Michigan State Educational Society formed, 1848 Henry Dodge seated as Wisconsin’s first U S senator, 1860 Douglas nomination, 1866 Italian Austro conflict at Custozza, 1919 Germany signaling acceptance of the peace treaty.

Humbolt Duke of Kent Queen Victoria Wilmot G. de Saussure South Carolina Ft. Moultrie Anderson Charleston S. C Michigan State Educational Society Ann Arbor Henry Dodge United States Wisconsin Stephen A. Douglas Ilinois Custozza Archduke Albert Germany

Today in Briefs and Observances

Today marks Charleston South Carolina's 200th anniversary of incorporation and celebrates Felix Octavius Carr Darley birth. The Prince of Wales birthday. Pershing to diploma Army Music School graduates. YWCA intercollegiate conference opens at Silver Meado ws. New England bankers meet in New Castle New Hampshire. Anti Blue Law League convenes in St Louis to discuss Sunday observance rights. Germany sells mourning postage stamps. London Zoo monkeys steal items. billy blew up fish in South African waters puffing itself and is poisonous.

Charleston 8. C Felix Octavius Carr Darley Prince of Wales John J. Pershing Army Music School Washington National Y. W. C. A. Tk Silver P. G. Eoalie Federal Reserve Board New England Germany London Zoo

Conventions Today Highlight Veterans and Women Leaders

A condensed notice lists international cameos and regional figures including Pat Bri, Kenandoah, Justian Endea, and Ashville. The text references state editors in Des Moines, and groups in North Carolina and Iowa, noting a Geneva title association in New York.

Dete Pat Bri Forot Ane Pat Connecticu Kenandoah Justian Endeawr Societice Ashville North Carolina Women of Bustass Harr Pepnartenet Eiario Des Moines Owa State Chamber of Geneva York State Title Association

Labor leader cites profiteers in Herrin mine riots

Springfield June 23 AP President John H Walker of the Illinois Federation of Labor blamed profiteers for the Herrin mine riot. He said those who exploit workers and mock the government have fostered distrust and violence, calling them the real criminals affecting peace and labor rights.

Springfield John H. Walker Illinois Federation of Labor Herrin Ills Kasei

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