19 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
1
A garbled report notes M J Hesome of the labor movement addressing. The piece mentions Mrs Gadie and urges workers to stand with strikers dancing and seizing property, hinting at a motive tied to perceived greed and industrial conflict in the United States.
The man refusing maltreatment and asking to be taken to the police spoke first of his identity when brought to the station. The report mentions Demetrius MV. Botaesi and notes the Greek consul general in the eastern Byzantine era, with references to the fall of Constantinople in 1459 as Turkish forces advanced.
A report from Yok March 19 describes a man named Schinas as a confirmed anarchist and atheist. Greek Consul Botassi relays that Schinas opposed the king and had closed a school at Volo, calling him more intelligent than earlier dispatches suggested.
The New York Greek community is grieving as a clash in Park Row during the night left many wounded and several residents dead. Police say the unrest stemmed from tensions within the diaspora and related political strife. The scene drew mourners and a heavy police presence as investigators gather accounts.
March 19 report says Queen and heir Georges faint from sorrow over royal fates. Princes George and Andre swoon upon hearing news of the pearly. Chamber of Deputies debates succession as population grieves deeply.
Washington reports President Wilson sent a formal message of condolence to Queen Olga of the Hellenes in Athens after the assassination of King George. The note expresses shock and offers sympathy to the royal family and the Grecian nation from the United States government and people.
London March 19 Queen Mother Alexandra sister of the king of Greece has recovered from the first shock of her brother's death and is receiving condolences from around the world.
Copenhagen report states the late King George of Greece planned to abdicate and lead a quiet retirement after finishing duties in the throne, as reflected in a letter received today.
Turkish forces rout Bulgars at Tchaltia while cavalry and infantry clash. Reports say Turkish troops captured several enemy positions and heavy losses were suffered on both sides. Observers note air reconnaissance and signaling aided Turkish commander in tracking enemy movements.
A brief item from Bookene Washington notes a March 19 event related to the United States. The readable fragment mentions Bookene and a trial or try related to the nation, with limited surrounding context.
In a terse notice the shell project details the confinement of Otte Tayieerow under local enforcement. Officials confirm changes to custody and awaiting further actions.
Report says Antonio Rojas, former general, with 400 men near a mile south of an unnamed location, in revolt. United troops are advancing to cut off his force while Ojeda’s loyalists reportedly faced a smaller opposition last week.
The annual cisterical contest and declamatory contest will be held at the Academy of Idaho Thursday evening beginning at 7 30. The early hour is chosen so the winning team may travel to Caldwell on the evening train. Winners tomorrow night will tote in their scores to open and free to all.
Governor Hai ay supports new laws to standardize property assessments. A six member state tax commission and county commissioners will oversee and inspect assessors through Thursday, with actual cash value as the basis and no exemptions tolerated. All property must be listed.
Fire at the President colliery in Boehum Germany trapped the superintendent and an unknown number of miners. Rescuers could not advance far into the galleries but recovered the superintendent's body at the shaft bottom.
A man named Happy Norman, said to be the Downey ditch rider abduction suspect, was located in Malad after a graphic instruction from E. Lowry. A second man, Happy Percival, was arrested in Salt Lake on the city’s word but proved to be the wrong person. Percival is a Colonial theatre step dancer.
Six true bills of indictment were reported in open court by the Bannock county grand jury. Bench warrants have been issued for those named. A separate case notes a guilty plea to liquor violations in Pocatello as investigations continue.
A man jailed in Walla Walla County was released after Russian friends paid the remainder of his time on a fine. He still had $11.50 to serve when supporters appeared in court and settled the debt, claiming Noah’s role as an orchestra musician at a four day marriage jubilee.
Swedes from across the intermountain country will gather in Spokane on June 14 for midsummer day observances. A parade will precede addresses and athletic events, organized by the Swedish American League committee. Daniel Danilson serves as president.
Wilson warned he would not let government power back private interests to finance China. The remark drew broad diplomatic commentary and signaled talks may move forward as a five power affair without the American group.
Ween Mareh Ye tariff revision shows swift action as talks stall over disputed lines. Officials from the commerce ministry and the tariff board remain tight lipped while industry groups push for clearer pricing terms and faster implementation.
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