17 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
1
Reported tensions flow between British Government and Irish leaders as they seek an honorable peace amid uncertain plans for a cabinet session. The scene notes debates over dates and progress, with public interest mounting in the chance for a united path forward.
A brief weather snippet notes generally fair conditions with normal temperatures. The forecast mentions showers in some areas and a stable pattern across regions.
Local brief fragment mentions Neskville and unclear events with limited readable details. The text lacks names, dates, or concrete facts to specify a clear incident or outcome.
Aflow One quart of hard liquor in personal baggage cited by Faling as a concern. The report notes a citizen involvement and local interest in baggage controls and enforcement procedures.
Fragmentary report outlines aerial services and contact with a British cruiser. contains garbled phrases about a navy action and scattered numbers. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable in the damaged text.
In the national amateur championship at St Louis Country Club about half as many golfers as last year started the eighteen hole elimination round. Handicaps of five men dominated play as contenders from Britain and Scotland vied for the title alongside Americans including Evans from Boston and Ouimet of Massachusetts. Weather was mild with light snow affecting pace and several early pairs struggled.
The Pas Manitoba September 17 AP A family reunion brought together members who traveled from remote areas. Notable attendees include John Donne Bpeace Sarah Miers Jensan and Deaker. One member, Barah Donkey, journeyed 150 miles by canoe to attend the gathering.
WP City Oklahoma reports Blue Jay wins the quarter mile race in 1:11 after he threw his rider. The winner’s owner splits the purse with rival Blue Jay's owner.
A fragmentary listing notes general price increases for staples in New York during July. References include commodities such as beef, lamb, butter, cheese, canned goods, and other daily items with percentage changes and general market context.
An Associated Press report notes the death of a managing editor in Tucson amid sparse details. source text is fragmented with garbled lines but confirms the loss of a newsroom leader.
Canada and Sporting Breed, bought by Bud Fisher, enter competition to face easternhorses led by E. R. Bradley's Behave Yourself and Black Mike, a Kentucky Derby winner and runner up respectively. Senator N Camden's Ran Where is race entry completes the field.
Fragmentary OCR mentions water content in gasoline and dates related to a year long period. The readable text points to examples or procedures for locating water in gas and references to dates, but specifics are unclear.
Scrambled notes describe a district attorney stating a jury postponement for a three day period after a failure to testify. The report mentions Dr. Arthur Beardslee and the St. Francis hotel as a setting connected to the case and hints at the arrest action and possible trial timing.
Washington Sept. 37 Senate finance committees continue revisions on the house tax bill. Senator Smoot proposes a substitute for the revised measure including income and estate taxes, tobacco levy and a three percent levy on estimates. Officials anticipate changes as the debate focuses on the tax package projected at about 2.8 billion dollars.
Chicago reports that most Big Ten programs have resumed hard work after a week of scrimmages. Michigan, Indiana, Minnesota, Illinois, Chicago, Iowa, and other candidates are pushed through intensified drills as the season nears.
Suzanne Lenglen announce she booked passage on the steamer France to Havre accompanied by her mother and A DeJosenis top Federation official. Physicians ordered her to refrain from violent exercise for an indefinite period.
The forecast suggests cloudy skies with warmer temperatures tonight, possible rain, and a cooler day Sunday. No significant events or named locations are provided.
Walter Moody is listed with the city record in September as a Soviet agent suspect. The entry notes Moody's Soviet ties and outlines the agent designation within local surveillance files.
A fragmented AP recap notes the New York Giants pulling 9th straight win, keeping pace over the Pittsburgh Pirates as the season progresses. Mentions Washington and American League context with scattered references to players and teams.
The article notes the second crop of strawberries is being harvested with expectations of yield. Dubuque details mention farms in Peru and nearby areas anticipating a late summer harvest. The report cites AP dispatches describing growers and seasonal timing.
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