01 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
1
Sadi Lecointe the noted French aviator and world record holder suffered injuries in an accident during the Stine lap of the Deutache Murthe Cup race in Brampes France. Conditions described as serious but not life threatening. details were incomplete.
The Boston area report notes the supreme court ruling on a county case involving the district attorney and a general official. The decision concerned charges relating to a settlement from litiga tion tied to a midnight 1917 event with a woman known as Brownie. Picture producers were involved.
Fragmentary report claims Communist agents in Europe received orders on unemployment, with references to Scandinavia and wartime context. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Chicago traders discuss the potential elimination of indemnities in the active trading line. The discussion centers on whether indemnities should be removed and how this would affect contract privileges for buyers.
A fragmented report notes Philadelphia Athletics games at the Pole Grounds in a double header unclear on dates or opponents. The text mentions a telegraphic update and a postponed or unsettled schedule for a key contest.
Major General Leonard Wood Cameron arrives in Tokyo for a weeklong visit, accompanying a Peking delegation. Details indicate ties with Muked Korea and are subject to official confirmation.
Prince Iyesato Tokugawa and Vice Admiral Yashima lead a 5,000 member Japanese delegation aboard the Korea Maru departing Yokohama for Washington. The group carries a message of peace from Japanese women for the Washington Conference. On Armistice Day a fund of 1,000 will be distributed in Washington as The Messenger of the Goddess of Peace. Viscount Uchida foresees possible expansion of delegates and discusses emigration as a topic for debate.
The era conference notes a pivotal Big Ten clash as Michigan faces Wisconsin with the winner gaining championship momentum. Senior players and contenders eye a decisive result amid rising tournament chatter.
Secretary Weeks reports progress in settling war department claims. Since a prior date 307 new claims have been filed and 308 of the finalized 378 were resolved in the claimant’s favor. Total savings reach millions, with many cases pending due to complex requirements.
Fragmentary text discusses speeding economic progress in Ireland through industrial and business exchanges. Mentions minister Lieva Coogie and a conference setting with secrecy and foreign seat considerations.
New York Oct. 1 AP announces the reorganization of the Locomobile Company, automobile manufacturers with a Bridgeport Conn plant. Elmer Hevens of Bridgeport was elected president and new contracts are sought to operate and market the firm’s properties.
New York reports interest in today’s eastern college football slate. Princeton Cornell Columbia Army Navy Swarthmore St Bonaventure Army News with five season highlights. Navy vs North Carolina State, Columbia vs Harvard Holy Cross, Yale vs Vermont.
In Christiania on September vote results show 69 radical and 47 conservative factions ratified a relia with Russia. The debate touched on a Norwegian loan of 1,004 kroner.
The Podan Language Information Service promotes an exhibition describing German immigration and the advantages of the United States as a destination. The promoter appeals to German Americans across many cities and states to attend the event and learn about emigration benefits.
The fragmented report notes a gift laden craft set to reach Europe for Yuletide distribution. Supplies are gathered nationwide under a society and a women’s group in New York, with 10000 toys and 100000 cakes of soap planned for the Sunday School children and their families, coordinated by the foreign secretary of the peep movement.
In Omaha on October 1 AP reports union conductors vote on a wage ruling to determine support for or against a settlement. A strike could follow if the outcome prompts further action. Balloting shows a split outcome with figures showing a close result.
A 17 year old clerk at the War Department was shot by a man named Proetor after a street gathering. The incident occurred late at night as a party moved away, with the victim dying at 7:20 the following morning. Lincoln and Abraham Meath are named witnesses to the event.
Pittsburgh Kansas October 1 AP There was complete idleness at the Kansas mines today except in small mines not operated by members of the Operators Association The miners say Howat and Augustus Dorehy union heads were placed in jail at Columbus yesterday
Weather predictions cover the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys for the week starting Monday. Cool and generally fair air with local rains possible in the southern portions on Monday and again midweek. Local frost is anticipated in some areas.
A brief, unclear item reports an attack on Teb Séeghaver Monday and mentions a Captain and local services. no wider significance is indicated and details are unavailable.
An incomplete report outlines a dispute between Father Knickerbocker and city leadership over mutual respect. It notes clashes after a recent police event and Curran’s exclusion sparking public reactions and mentions political dates and loyal support amid tense local factions.
Readable text fragments describe a fire breakthrough and a scene at a location with possible official involvement. Details are incomplete, but the note hints at investigation steps and a call for safety actions.
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