Indian policy shift toward state responsibility urged in report
In his annual report Secretary of the Interior Work argues for cooperative federal state action to educate and integrate Native Americans. He cites Fort Hall agency and Bannock Shoshone Lemhi communities, urging state schools and taxation alongside federal aid to empower the Indian and accelerate assimilation.
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Washington
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce organized in Idaho
Idahoans speed to form the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce through the All Idaho congress. The movement seeks to unite the state’s prosperous regions and push a plan for broad development and promotion of Idaho through legitimate, intelligent effort.
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Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
All- Idaho Congress
Pomona
Idaho
Congress to Face Shifts in Committees and World Court Fights
NEXT CONGRESS convenes with expected reforms in committee lineups as Republicans hold edge while insurgent factions threaten. LaFollette may resist joining the coalition, possibly shifting control to Democrats on key panels. Debates over the world court and a Turkey treaty loom, with Senator Boral pushing Soviet recognition and a shift in state department policy. Vice President Dawes weighs in as lawmakers brace for busy, contentious sessions.
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LaFollette
Turkey
Boral
Russia
State Department
Dawes
Senate
Untitled fragment prompts quirky jazz age tone
A fragmentary line hints at a sudden shift into a jazz age vibe with playful, mysterious phrasing. The brief note evokes whimsy and a sense of stylistic shift without clear names, places, or dates.
United States Foreign Trade Rises Despite Tariff Debate
The first ten months of 1925 show American foreign trade at 7.449 billion dollars, up 818 million from 1924. Imports reach 3.454 billion, exports 3.995 billion, signaling health in trade even as tariffs remain in force and the nation stays outside the League of Nations.
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United States
Europe
League of Nations
Questioning a Prolonged Workday to Curb Crime
A theorist argues adding two work hours and one extra hour of sleep could cut crime, but questions what to do with remaining hours. He wonders about reversing the plan to nine hours of work and fifteen of sleep, noting that even then trouble may not be avoided in these strange times.
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Oday
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
the Elks
Great Order
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Herman
Jimmy
Ruth
Gayety
Mimi
Hell Synidicate
Oversight in Government Report on Big Reclamation Projects
A careful reading of a government report omits several large reclamation projects listed as new. Some researchers suggest those ventures are not viable until they incur losses from the red ledger.
Mitchells Plan Sparks Debate in Court Martial Trial
The plan to crash into the navy and army air plane division drew consternation but ongoing aerial crashes are cited as fair witnesses for the defense in the court martial action.
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Mitchell
Navy
Army
Florida Realtors Confront Weather Behind Bright Campaign
Report notes discord among Florida realtors over a warm spell and an apparently off message from a press agent visiting Cuba. The passage hints at internal tensions amid promotional efforts during favorable skies.
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Florida
Jupiter Pluvius
Cuba
China Awakens for Internal Scrape Amid Lethargic Reputation
The piece notes China’s long reputation as sluggish yet argues the nation can rally quickly for internal clashes when triggered, highlighting a contrast between perceived lethargy and sudden mobilization.
Britain Eyes End to Submarine Use and Deep Sea Vessels
Britain seeks to end submarine use and curb deep sea operations. The move aims to reduce naval exposure and reframe maritime strategy amidst evolving security concerns.
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Great Britain
Doing a Good Turn Quick on Lutton Street Corner
The piece notes a local habit of performing helpful acts rapidly at the Lutton Street intersection. It highlights a community ethos where assistance is seen as timely and practical in daily street life.
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Lutton
Louis Berets
Mr. Berets
Sult Lake
West Center Street
Pocatello Electric and Idaho Glass & Paint Co
Beattie
West End
Atmerican Falls
Jost
Rockland Boys
Mosquito Wonders at Pocatello Observer Remark
An observer in Pocatello describes a slender figure with sylphlike grace, joking that a mosquito would wonder what caused ankles to lengthen a foot.
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Pocatello
Early holiday shopping advice urges timely action
Holidays approach and readers are urged to hop early and complete shopping promptly to avoid last minute rush.
Traffic police confront crime wave with tough approach
Local traffic cops face ongoing troubles as crime waves persist and offenders allegedly charm officers. Calls rise for stronger remedies, including convicting criminals to deter further offenses.
Olden Times court and city notes from Lava case to water talks
A February 9 1895 Tribune summary covers Charles Perry's death sentence for murder with March 22 hanging set amid courtroom details. It reports Lava murder, city council actions on a 75 bond, water contract renewals, and local notices including obituaries and community happenings from Pocatello and Idaho frontier towns.
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Perry
Standrod
Supreme Court
Patrick McNamara
Lava
Bean
Griffith
Condon
Fuasz
Sanders
Harvey
Smith
Fisher
F. A. Steptoe
John G. Brown
Tom Shea
City Council
Messrs
Caldwell & Caldwell
Betty Learns Water Buckets In The Philippines
Betty hates carrying water and is whisked to a bamboo hut in the Philippines to meet Carmen who uses a long bamboo pole as a water bucket. The lesson in compassion ends with Betty forced to fetch water and drop her grumbling forever.
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Betty
Africa
Philippines
Carmen
Gocomeback
America
Gecame- Laci
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Sue Rosa by Mimi Sue Rosa by Mimi PLL Show Him
The fragment mentions Sue Rosa and Mimi in a PLL context with a directive to show him. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Sue Rosa
Mimi
A gloomy face helps neither the wearer nor his neighbor
A short quip notes that a dour expression harms both the person wearing it and those nearby, suggesting a cheerful mood benefits social interaction.
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