25 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1921
Page
1
In Spencer Iowa on September 24 the two youths were sentenced to life imprisonment for a bank robbery. The judge called it one of the severest sentences ever given in the state, with the term pronounced last Thursday.
Copenhagen reports Dr. Johannee Schmidt, noted for eel migration work, will embark on a new voyage to American waters. The mission aims to study deep sea life and eel spawning around 5500 fathoms deep in the West Indies.
In a brief order, the court denied habeas corpus relief for Jones. The petition requested freedom after a 25 year term and alleged improper confinement. The decision leaves Jones incarcerated under the existing sentence.
A partial OCR shows range stock terms for Omaha and cattle markets with scattered figures. It references AS Star II and feeder prices, but the text is garbled and lacks clear values or dates.
Washington AP report notes a partial win for national women's groups as the marble statue honoring Susan B. Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott is relocated from a Capitol basement corner to the center of the tower floor near Batvery Hall, signaling a higher visibility in the Capitol.
Fragmented article notes the U S Attorney General and Burne discuss creating a central bureau to aid local police in tracing crime nationwide. The piece references the Interior and International agencies and hints at a push for greater efficiency in crime prevention.
Report from Indianapolis notes a major injunction involving the miners union and wage contracts. Key figures discuss legality, strike threats, and the legality of the check off while the federation faces a high-stakes legal battle.
In Washington on September 24 the government advances a proposal involving the San Francisco Bay area and University of California related to railroad rights. The plan also mentions a Presidio site and Fort Myer area, with Airman Kahn of the House Military Committee noted.
Fragmented OCR reads as a short item noting Ratubrad Atercones and outer items with slats and a pair, unclear details. Reads as a damaged listing or ad fragment without coherent events or entities.
Mildred K. Hanan, found dead with multiple wounds in her Peritonitia home, is reportedly killed by her estranged partner. Detectives question a man named Grace about the alleged motive as the investigation continues.
A Senate debate on a German treaty is highlighted as President sends a letter urging prompt action. Senator Pomerene calls the peace revolution insufficient without a formal peace treaty, while Senator Borah warns against entangling obligations from Versailles.
Fragmentary AP text mentions authors and city identifiers with scattered terms like Chicago and government. no coherent event or details emerge to summarize a clear article.
A notice from Utah reports a vacancy for a long term surveyor position. The advertisement lists applicant Wellnores, age 24, as a candidate and mentions the ap pointment authority.
A local comedy event faced a delay after a police matter involving a vendor was adjourned. Details remain unclear as proceedings at the courthouse continued into morning.
A partial AP text fragment discusses themes of the state, the media, and the presidency with no clear events, names, dates, or outcomes readable from the damaged passage.
Detroit and Pittsburg figureheads are reported as reelected at the Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting. John W. Jones of Oregon is noted as junior vice. The record includes names and roles among the organization’s officers and delegates.
Government leaders expect the conference to advance self defense limits amid sharp questions. Debates reference figures René Vivenne and Louis Loucheur, with mentions of Shantung and Japanese proposals to be presented within a week.
Fragmentary note presents unclear text with scattered letters and phrases. No coherent event names dates or places can be derived for a factual summary.
A tentative cultural event presents a Japanese concert attracting attendees amid cross national ties. The program showcases traditional and modern pieces, highlighting performer skill and cross cultural interest.
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