28 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
1
AP report notes district court judge remarks on a divorce petition while suggesting marriage to a 15 year old girl. details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Charleston West Virginia June 28 AP report Gov B F non here today declares martial law in Ming County amid unrest. Army units take position to restore order as local authorities request federal assistance and schedule curfews.
In Dublin Sinn Fein leader arrives amid tensions as a small crowd demands Home Rule. Arthur Griffith and others confront authorities. a prominent opponent reportedly clubs a door with a sledge hammer while offices are damaged.
Mrs Eherine Kaber faces trial on first degree murder charges in the 1919 stabbing of Daniel F. Kaber wealthy Lakewood publisher. Salvatore Cala and Vittorio Pisselli implicate her in a plot to kill him for five thousand dollars each. The case prompts a dispute over women jurors and may involve a plea of temporary insanity. Six indicted parties including Kaber’s daughter and two former servants await trial.
A former clerk in the prohibition office was arrested on a bribery charge. Officials declined to release details while agents of the internal revenue division continued the investigation.
An AP report notes a company has agreed to a settlement or payment of two million five hundred thousand dollars. The fragment references includesأ no further details about parties or terms.
AP dispatch from San Antonio says no rebel attack on Ser oa town and Batesday. a message notes another attack is feared Wednesday unless federal troops repel forces in a mining district. Residents include Arcarigans.
A fragmented wire service report from Washington notes U S Democrats will not sign a pact in talks about ending the war with Germany. The brief mentions June and AP attribution, with unclear details due to damaged text.
New York June 28 AP Reverend Dr John Roach Straton Calvary Baptist church presents a poem mocking skirts and urging return to modest street attire. He defended the piece from the pulpit calling for sanitary and modest dress standards amid summer fashion.
Frances Perkins testified before a national body about curing a hysterically blind man by keeping him with his lawful wife in a bigamous state. The man, living with a woman he loved as his wife, was described as neurotically fearful and previously deserted by his first wife.
A Baltimore report notes a conversation on JuneSunday about women being valued for beauty over homemaking. The piece cites cruel comments toward an unattractive woman and contrasts societal pressures with a desire for lasting happiness and marriage.
In Newark New Jersey on June 26 Vice Chancellor Stevenson declined to grant an injunction against promoter Tex Rickard to stop a bout in Atlantic City this Saturday. He allowed reform bureau to renew the motion before a chancery judge, but noted no grounds to halt a prize fight under New Jersey law.
El Paso. June 28. Lieutenants David R. Davis and Eric Springer left Riverside California and were bound for New York when engine trouble forced an unplanned landing in El Paso. Damaged wing and fuselage after a wind storm earlier stopped progress. they planned to repair at Fort Bliss then resume to Los Angeles and continue toward New York.
Oatman Arizona residents worked to rebuild the business district after a major fire. Loss is estimated at 250000 with three frame hotels the Oatman theatres and several stores destroyed. Four people were seriously burned and the burned area is guarded while the town recovers.
A weather bulletin noted a disturbance from the Caribbean Sea centered this morning over the western Gulf of Mexico between Yucatán and the coast of Texas moving northwest. The National Weather Service cautioned vessels from Mexican waters to proceed with caution as intensity remained undetermined.
AP dispatch reports President Harding nominates a Republican from Lincoln Shes for the District of Columbia deeds post. The appointment comes as party alignment signals ongoing efforts in national governance and local political appointments.
A carload of figs fetched an average of 1.81 dollars as part of an experimental sale to the city. The fruit endured the long journey well, retaining flavor due to time and careful refrigeration, with some lots sold today.
Washington June 28 AP Martin R Ginn of Indiana was nominated by President Harding to be assistant comptroller general of the United States under the new budget law.
Washington June 28 Senator Bora went to the White House with President Harding. He stated the president had a matter for him but declined to indicate the connection.
Baltimore June 2 AP Bo Charles Benaparte once a general during Rome campaigns is remembered in city history. The dramatic weeks centered on the grand gala and his passing marks a notable chapter in local events.
Fragmentary notice notes a navy member transferred in 1967 and continuing in service. It mentions civil service merit and involvement with a league, but the garbled text prevents clear identification of names, dates, or organizations.
Reports from Dublin indicate Mr DeValera and Sinn Fein leaders discussed potential moves to ease tensions. A cabinet meeting and Irish parliament arrangements are in flux as talks aim to address imprisoned Sinn Feiners and broader political questions.
Senator touts a proposed amendment allowing manufacture production and sale of beverages with up to 14 percent alcohol by referendum. The measure would set limits for beverage alcohol content and suspend the eighteenth amendment as a minority act.
New York June 28 AP Efforts by counsel for Anne Stillman to locate and compel the appearance of Stillman for cross examination in the divorce suit have met with failure It was learned Mrs Stillman's investigators sought to subpoena Stillman but found no trace at expected addresses Proceeding hearings set to continue tomorrow before Judge Jo to hear further testimony from banker counsel and others involved
Fragmentary report indicates a violent act following an apology by a Chinese man. Names and places are incomplete in the text, with uncertain details about the incident date and location.
A Senate session on June 6 discusses a proposed ADs fee bill motion. Lawmakers consider adjustments to funding provisions and potential impacts on agencies. Debate focuses on procedural steps and expected votes.
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