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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1925
Page
4
The article argues for stronger enforcement of prohibition in America, urging Idaho and other states to prune statutes and apply strict enforcement. It emphasizes public responsibility and suggests fifty leading Pocatello citizens pledge to obey the dry law, reporting violators openly to shape real change.
Frederick J. Haskins notes in the El Paso Herald that the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers started the first labor bank in Cleveland with 29 more formed, seven in formation, and 60 more in preliminary steps. He says labor banks must operate on solid business lines to protect deposits, and radical ideas lose appeal when banks face legal responsibilities and possible penitentiary consequences for misusing funds.
The piece notes a 100 percent rise in newspaper postage over six years while Congress cut first class and other classes. It cites American Newspaper Publishers data showing higher receipts and questions why the one class already raised by 100 percent since the war should face further hikes.
The Day's News notes a late Viscount, close friend of President Roosevelt, who also linked to America by marriage to an American. His lengthy military career includes World War service and he served in Parliament for many years.
A troubled race unfolds with slips at the finish as rowers stumble off the pace. Officials and spectators observe the chaotic scene while a late surge fails to salvage the event.
A jagged report notes Gluyas Williams uttering a strangled groan as the Tigers are caught in a tense moment. The line showing care and restraint is mentioned with a warning that she should not have pulled.
This sun sign reading notes Capricorn traits and daily guidance. It highlights impulse control before noon and improved prospects later for business and social efforts. It mentions a vivacious child, leadership, and a strong personality, with birthday and career hints. Notable names listed include John Hancock and Francis Underwood among others.
A reader complains her husband never hears her upstairs and remains silent when asked to dinner glasses and furnace heat. She jokes that he only awakens after multiple calls, insisting she has been trying to communicate with him. She notes a supposed spread of deafness among husbands.
Detroit The Rickenbacker Motor Car company has secured control of the closed body corporation through a share-for-shared stock exchange.
Dotty meets Mrs. Ruffed Grouse and a brood of ten yellow chicks near the bushes. The gray brown bird limps but recovers as Dotty confirms her friendly identity and learns about the bird’s plumage and crest.
Today's notable birthdays include Marshal Joffre born 73 years ago, Marquis of Crewe born 67 years ago in London, Robert Underwood Johnson born 44 years ago in Adams Minnesota, and a former European champion pentist born 31 years ago in Lawrence.
A guide for young high school girls on avoiding sororities and shaping a cautious, well behaved image. It advises slow social steps, conservative behavior, and a focus on lasting friendships over popularity with boys.
A compact list noting key anniversaries and deaths: John Hancock born in 1737 in Quincy Massachusetts. General Hugh Mercer died of wounds from Princeton 1777. 1850 Francis life car saved 200 aboard Ayrshire. 1860 Prince William of Prussia declares nation in arms. 1876 Kentucky governor Bramlette died in Louisville. 1877 review of 18 009 troops in Delhi. 1877 Idaho passes general school law. 1877 Wise men indicted in Terre Haute for election fraud plead guilty.
One year ago today former U S senator William V Allen of Nebraska died in Los Angeles. Allen served in the Senate and later remained active in state affairs and public life.
A compact, mixed tones piece surveys fame and fiction. It mocks sensational Borgias myths and whitewashed Shakespeare biographies, laments crossword puzzles using archaic words, and critiques mail rate politics and democratic gaps with concise editorials.
The piece argues against child marriages citing Illinois Medical Journal data and census figures. It discusses legal ages, historical common law, and the consequences seen in divorce courts. It asserts that cognitive and economic maturity better predict stable marriage outcomes and urges opposition to child marriages.
Commemorations and openings unfold as Francis H Underwood's birth centenary is noted. Geneva resumes the Opium Conference while The Permanent Court of International Justice convenes at The Hague to discuss Greco Turkish issues. Electors cast votes for president and vice president in state capitals. Fall River mills begin a 10 percent wage cut affecting over 40 000 workers. Alabama Polytechnic Institute considers removing Dr Spright Dowell as president. The General Federation of Women's Clubs meets in Washington through Friday. Dawes accepts to address the Idaho Wool Growers in Boise. Hughes attends ABA gathering in Atlanta. Missouri and Washington inaugurations are reported. Pittsburgh Tinplate plants push production toward 750 capacity this week.
A brief note notes buyers comparing cross word puzzles with others and reporting price differences. It mentions listening to wag and chatter from persons who bought elsewhere and then compared with our prices.
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