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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
3
In a state convention the Idaho Republicans declare a unity platform centered on winning the war, denouncing partisan politics, and pledging loyalty to the country. They demand full war effort, support for labor and farmers, and pro American candidates with proven ability to govern in peacetime and war.
Idaho Republicans pledge support for universal suffrage and the federal suffrage amendment while backing a strong protective tariff, war profits taxation, and efficient state government. They call for veteran care, land policy for soldiers, improved roads, and a reorganization of the farm markets bureau with cooperative selling. They urge public utility reform and state control of water power. A Paris air raid report notes five bombs with no casualties.
British and American forces fight near Torey as aerial combat intensifies. Thirty six German aircraft were shot down on Tuesday while Berlin claims twelve Allied planes down the same day. German raid on Paris reported. Haig says British troops captured a German strong point west of Hazebrouck, with prisoners and machine guns.
Rome reports an Austrian advance post in a mountain region was surprised by Italian troops and driven off yesterday. Across the front overall activity was not marked.
Vienna report via London says Italian forces made another attempt to storm between the Brenta and Asiago. Col Del Rosso’s troops, after Austrians captured the area in a recent offensive, were repulsed with heavy losses according to today’s bulletin.
Soldiers of the 115th ammunition train on field maneuvers near Cuyama Lake in San Diego learned about snakes. They organized hunting parties to kill rattlesnakes, with a four foot long specimen and eleven rattles among the catch. Corporal Reed earned the nickname train snake charmer after handling king snakes, while a lieutenant mistook crickets for a rattlesnake and fled the area.
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