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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
4
The Tribune reports that Pocatello residents debated banning White Cargo after representatives of women’s groups urged the city to bar posters and screens. The paper argues censorship is complex, supports realism, and stresses the need for sound judgment to protect standards while allowing strong theater.
Sociologists warn the era’s feverish crime surge stems from easy money temptations and lax enforcement. They cite careless stock flyers, illicit booze, and risky paper deals, urging tighter enforcement and thoughtful reform to curb this pervasive “take a chance” mindset. The Rhinelander case is noted as a startling example, while royalist anxieties hint at shifting class dynamics.
David spots a strange sail and meets Mr. Swordfish, a massive nocturnal predator with a sword like jaw and a sickle fin. An elf named Saucedee introduces the creature and hints at danger, then vanishes as the tale closes with David returning to his shore.
A garbled note discusses a proposed reconstruction measure tied to the Washo and Indian communities. It suggests that progress depends on specific leadership or pathway, with emphasis on encouragement and broader support.
A reader describes a husband who cannot drop an argument, keeps revisiting the dispute even after agreement, and repeats words all night to dominate conversation. The piece notes women are often blamed for arguing, but credits men with a stronger habit, then teases a future column about a wife yielding to romance.
George H. Tinkham voiced support for a third international conference to establish a permanent court of justice. He fired the first American gun against the Austrians in World War I with the Italian army and has represented the 11th Massachusetts district since 1915. Harvard educated, he is known for backing minority and reform causes.
Sir James Atkins former Manitoba lieutenant governor and ex president of the Canadian Bar Association born in Grahameville Ontario 74 years ago today. Thomas F Gore former U S senator from Oklahoma born in Webster County Mississippi 65 years ago today. Win C Wood California superintendent of public instruction born at Elmira 46 years ago today. Scott commission member born in Portsmouth New Hampshire 68 years ago today.
Saskatoon based Western Livestock Union opens talks to pay 5 percent linebeless to a New Jersey Washington association. Operators participate in the tentative accord as negotiations proceed.
A review notes that ten years ago Hoewell Virginia narrowly escaped total destruction by a major fire that swept through the munitions town. It recalls the disaster's impact on industry and the community, with lessons still discussed today.
Highlights include Henry Leavenworth born in Connecticut and died in 1834, the Princeton launched in 1843, Livingstone’s 16 year London return in 1856, the Cazetts first appearance in 1863, Dr Henry Schoolcraft’s death in 1844, Marshal Bazaine’s 1873 conviction, California anti alien land law in 1920, Coolidge urging tax cuts in 1923.
A reader asks if her boyfriend Jim truly loves her when he stays friendly with his old girl friends. The advice suggests he may be unaware of cattiness and that Dorothy misreads his loyalty. Mimi explains men often miss subtler social dynamics.
A Navy aircraft plunged into San Diego Bay causing five fatalities. Details on the crash are limited but investigators are examining the incident and the plane’s flight path and mission at the time.
Paris reports French Finance Minister Louis Loucheur has submitted two bills to raise seven billion francs next year to balance the budget and create a public debt sinking fund. He asserts taxation is essential and inflationary loans should end, proposing taxes on pork online, alcohol, automobiles, plus higher tobacco and postal rates to cover 5.6 billion francs needed.
The liner Aquatania was 14 hours late in Cherbourg after a storm at sea. A heavy east wind and rough conditions affected the voyage as the ship endured Saturday and Sunday weather on the return trip from New York.
A satirical piece questions new psychological tests that allegedly measure mental steadiness by extreme ordeals. It cites provocation like nose swats and shin kicks to judge emotion control, arguing such methods expose flaws in self restraint and urge broader use. The notes also mock current events and figures with ironic headlines.
England and France reached a compromise on mutual assistance in war time tied to the international disarmament conference. After a League of Nations council secret meeting, M. Paul Boncour announced Czechoslovakia’s Benes would draft a formula. The plan aims for a more flexible mutual aid approach than France first proposed.
Olympia Macri twenty year old singer acquitted in a second trial for the killing of John Bagagno, father of her child. A New York judge’s widow, Mrs. Josepha Whitney, promises her and the baby a home after the shooting in a New Haven theatre lobby on February 26.
President Coolidge lauded the American Red Cross at its annual meeting for expanding peace activities. He cited benevolence and goodwill as key in development, noted fewer disasters this year yet Middle West floods caused many deaths, and described Red Cross work as aiding about 33,000 people through relief and rehabilitation programs.
Aberdeen South Dakota AP reports Arthur Frazier a World War I veteran whose parents Charles and Mrs Frazier missionaries believe him dead. They sought state war bonuses naming Private Arthur Frazier unit infantry as beneficiary after a federal court found the man claiming to be him to be Arthur Lopez a Mexican.
Denver reports two officers were shot during a jail break at La Junta Colorado on Wednesday. Jailer G C Cunningham and Otero County Sheriff Day Houghton wounded, with Houghton possibly fatally. Three prisoners sawed through a barred window as guards confronted them. shots exchanged and escape status unclear.
On 1,682 white crosses in France the legend Here rests in honored glory and American savior known but to God will be inscribed by the Battle Monuments Commission led by General Pershing. The epitaph was selected to honor unknown U S soldiers.
Crown Prince Gustaph Adolf supports a Swedish scientific expedition under royal protection. The team prepares to depart for Asia and Greece to gather new data on Hellenic culture in the Mediterranean basin.
Authorities investigate two incidents at Pittsburgh Coal Company camps near Pittsburgh. A woman died when crushed by a truck. An explosion damaged a miner’s dwelling but the miner and his five family members escaped unharmed. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
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