Gooding Assails Tariff Policy in Senate Campaign
A Republican bid for the U S Senate pits Gooding against Cox and Harding. Gooding attacks Democratic tariff and League of Nations policy, urging tariff revision to protect Idaho farmers and livestock men. He warns against free trade, urges immigration limits, and frames the race as a clash of protectionist versus liberal programs with emphasis on American unity and national strength.
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Unclear Football Schedule Wrestles With Whitman Game
Local debate over moving the Whitman College football game with the College of Idaho from Oct 23 to a different date to allow Caldwell to close. Telegrams urged Friday or Oct 23 options, while Gooding game looms as a Friday 3 pm local highlight. News covers college football scheduling amid student lobbying and regional sports interest.
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High School Team Heads to Baker for Big Southwestern Showdown
The Hakan High School football squad leaves for Baker City after a decisive win over Weiser Intermountain Institute. The lineup from last Saturday is expected to start, with Pratt returning from injuries to share the load as the team faces Baker in a high-stakes afternoon tilt.
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City Council Special Meeting Concludes TG Payment Program
At a Friday night city council special session the final chapter of the TG paying program, started 18 months ago, will be written as Warren Construction completes their work and relocates equipment to other sites. Reports are due before October 1, but the vast workload delayed completion.
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Circulation campaign contest gains momentum in The Tribune
The Tribune announces a large scale subscription contest with substantial vote incentives. Entrants race to secure votes for new and renewal subscribers until November 13, promising a $1000 charitable donation if not the biggest effort. Emphasis on ability over popularity and personal outreach to boost circulation statewide.
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New Credit System Adopted by School
A high school adopts a new credit system where students earn credits from seven eighths to three fourths based on grades. Lower grades reduce credit. first class work is emphasized. The manual training department gains improved efficiency under the principal, with Scout Master Tebbetts to address students at eleven Tuesday. Social survey results due in a week and will be released in the editorial week.
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