Governor Pinchot Fails to End Anthracite Strike
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot again cannot resolve the anthracite strike keeping coal prices from rising for now.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
4
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot again cannot resolve the anthracite strike keeping coal prices from rising for now.
An ex official record from Saloniki reports Lenin was held up and robbed there on Christmas Eve 1919. The note suggests a possible source of his ideas and notes related to British tariffs and US free traders. Airships are described as the only navy capable of visiting western state fairs.
A satirical verse laments a lawyer delivering legal summons to a cinema star. The speaker mocks the man for silently accepting fame while others celebrate loudly, ending with a jab at those who send turkeys to the President.
A reader column critiques "baby talk" and youthful affectations in girls, arguing men reject such babyish behavior. It condemns sixteen year old pretense and warns older women to avoid childish antics to seem intelligent. Mim offers readings and pamphlets in return.
Professor Abraham Joffe of the All-Union Academy in Leningrad, about to visit America, has reportedly developed a tiny container capable of storing vast electrical energy. Claims say a vest pocket unit could power a motor car for a week, with industrial applications targeted within a year.
A chronology marks 1760 John Breckinridge Virginia delegate born in Augusta county died 1836 Lexington Kentucky. 1795 Gen William Miller Bolivar cavalry born England died at sea 1861. 1895 Battle of Austerlitz Napoleon vs Alexander and Francis. 1850 John Brown raid Harper’s Ferry executed Charlestown. 1863 Frederick I Low California governor. 1875 Ira Harris US senator born 1802 New York died Albany. 1923 Golden Rule Sunday observed for Near East relief.
Centenary of Dom Pedro II, last Brazilian emperor, marked by Rt Rev Alexander Mann in Pittsburg. Jesuit renewal anniversary in San Francisco. Investment Bankers Association of America gathers in St Petersburg Florida for three days. Jacques retirement jewel sale begins at Ruins Galleries New York. Revenue bill draft to Ways and Means Committee for final approval. Sports agenda lists racing in New Orleans and Tia Juana, billiards in Chicago, boxing in Los Angeles and Oakland, bowling in Omaha. Conventions open in Seattle New York Mineral Wells and Texas.
Prominent manufacturers and retailers met in Chicago to standardize women’s garment sizes. Officials noted current sizes do not align with measurements. The Chicago Dress Manufacturers Association and Interstate Merchants Council organized the session with attendance from the United States Department of Commerce. Parisian men must wear full evening dress and silk hats to enter the opera comique in the future.
Today honors Rt. Rev. Alexander Mann born in Geneva 66 years ago and Irene Vaanbrugh the Exeter actress born in England. Also noted are Robert Luce congressman from Massachusetts Auburndale and Admiral Johnston born in Albany Georgia with years. The river town of River, Massachusetts is listed with 49 years since event.
Doris converses with Happy Giggles and Mama Deer Mousie about a tiny squirrel in a tree. They recall family history and homes from barn to hollow log to old bird nest while planning care for Mousie’s brood.
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Seattle after grand jury opens inquiry into Mayor Brown and officials resisting federal enforcement. Rev Ambrose Daily and Prosecutor Colvin clash over vice prosecutions as Deputy Parker is arrested in a rum raid yielding 111 cases of Canadian liquor. Public animosity grows while Seattle society splits and sermons attack the mayor.
Mrs Alice Britton filed for separate maintenance alleging her deaf mute husband swore at her with finger signs and that another woman using finger language caused his desertion. The case ties to a separate maintenance action and claims of coercive behavior through sign language.
Lee Parsons Davis told the jury the couple would never live together again regardless of outcome. He said Rhinelander and Alice Beatrice Jones have besmirched each other since their estrangement and defended Alice to protect her honor. Alice sat silent as she wept yesterday and the trial neared jury deliberation.
Note mentions a special sale to create space for twenty more rebuilt cars with unclear details. The readable text focuses on the sale event and the number of cars being added to inventory.
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