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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
4
The piece argues against excusing youth crime as a result of mental kinks or immaturity. It asserts age alone does not excuse wrongdoing and stresses moral development through self restraint and parental example. It warns against using mental kink doctrine to avoid accountability for youth.
The piece notes abundant capital and bullish buying pushing stock prices to new highs while dividends lag. Banks are strong and government retrenchment and tax cuts are seen as easing money rates, with Europe lagging. a long period of easy money could boost global production and wealth.
Russia signals willingness to scrap army equipment if other nations mirror the move. Yet distrust lingers and experts warn much fighting material may remain in reserve in case tempers flare.
Tiarrison of Mississippi began the session by cussing the administration. He ended the previous session in the same manner and now stands apart from the constructive factors of the senate amid a lonesome line of statesmanship.
A note proposes new religious colleges in Dayton Tennessee that may omit biology laboratories. The text also opines that old age comes from avoiding vice in youth and mentions unusual weather as a fleeting memory.
Eighteen American passengers aboard an international train from Tientsin were warned of danger when four miles south of Yangtsan Gen Li Ching Ling's forces fired on the carriages. The incident involved Mrs Calhoun and Tiffany Blake of Chicago. The train halted near Yan as passengers walked, then secured motor cars to return to Tientsin.
In Ogden Utah Ludovis Sacard a wealthy sheep owner was killed in a field at Stater ville. His clothing was introduced as state evidence against Walter Chadwick 25 charged with first degree murder. Sheriff Richard Pincock testified Chadwick will plead self defense. Evidence shows both men carried shotguns when they met in a field between Iseard and Chadwick homes.
Chicago report states Jane Addams at Hull House declined Rockford urged candidacy for senator on the Farmer-Labor ticket saying she would not consider the offer.
Saturday December 12 schedule details multiple stations from KOA Denver to WOAW Omaha listing times genres including orchestra dance numbers carols and concerts with events like Tom Cat's birthday frolic and Insomnia club.
A three passenger amphibian plane built by Loening Aircraft Co is set for delivery to the U S Navy on Saturday. The craft is catapult and deck landing capable with a 500 horsepower motor and a top speed of 185 miles per hour.
Washington reports sentiment among Western livestock men favors modifying public land grazing rules. Senator Oddie of Nevada told President Coolidge he heard testimony from many cattlemen on a West tour. He said lack of regulations hurts the cattle industry and urged lower grazing fees.
Georgia’s hard hitting fifth performer Stribling plans to enroll at the University of Georgia as a freshman in January. He will join the school of commerce at Athens and completes a course at the University Leaves for Boys this month. His instructors call him an earnest student who studies seriously despite frequent boxing engagements nationwide.
The Shipping Board received a request from the War Department for two ships of the Admiral Uirdalite to run from Seattle to the Far East as transports. In New York actress Ann Murdock has recovered from Harry Powers and doubts his marital status while she loaned him 150000 dollars from funds left by producer Alf Hayman.
Poem like reflection on William Greenleaf Whittier and public figures in sports and war. References to Red Grange earning 42000 after college and comments on education and success. Mentions Jack Dempsey and General Mitchell with brief claims about their status and criticism.
The notice lists diverse events: birth centenary of Gilea Henry Mandeville, the Dorothy Arnold disappearance anniversary, Rhodes Scholar elections in the U S and Canada, papal Holy Year ceremonies in Rome, Trans Atlantic wireless Marconi milestone, Hannukah begins at sunset, and a note on Catholic cremation restrictions during epidemics.
The list recalls John Jay born in New York City and dies in Bedford May 17 1821. It notes Franklin Dean Lee welcomed in France 1776 and other events from 1811 1888 1906 and 1910 including Lamar's U S Supreme Court appointment.
Polish author Wladislaw Reymont, Nobel Prize in Literature winner for Polish Peasants, is critically ill. Born 1868 in partitioned Poland, he led a varied early career and later devoted himself to writing, with his greatest work a sweeping history of Poland from its partition to the late 18th century.
Princess Maria Christina of Spain celebrates 14 years since birth in Madrid while Dr. Charles McFarland born in Boston marks 59 years. Arthur Brisbane, Buffalo native, turns 61 as Richard Yates, former Illinois governor, born in Jacksonville 5 years ago. Alfred Shrubb, famed distance runner, celebrates 47th birthday in England.
New York December 12 AP The Federal Reserve Bank of New York and other Fed banks indicated readiness to cooperate with the Banque National de Belgique by purchasing Belgian commercial bills as part of plans to strengthen Belgium’s monetary position. Banks of England and other European issue banks also expressed cooperation.
Sheriff Roy Booth of Pinellas county said the raid in a Sereno hotel room where whiskey was seized will stop. The Sereno serves as convention headquarters for the Investment Bankers' Association of America. The meeting of 850 bankers wrapped up today after adjournment.
One year ago today Mrs. Coolidge wife of the president was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws by Boston University in a formal ceremony.
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