Pocatello Defends Idaho Technical Institute Against Opposition
The piece argues against opposition to a four year program at the Idaho Technical Institute, noting the narrow vote of 380 to 25 and urging perseverance. It defends industrial education, asserts Pocatello’s suitability as an educational hub, and criticizes claims Boise or Moscow are not school towns.
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Idaho Capitals Debate Sparks University Remarks
The Spokane paper opposed the Tech four year plan and the University head, visiting Salt Lake, noted that Idaho had three capitals: Butte Salt Lake and Spokane. While the claim drew comment it reflected some truth about the north Idaho view. Boise remains a widely acceptable capital as Idaho adjusts future arrangements.
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Spokane
Tech
Salt Lake
Idaho
Butte
North Idaho
Boise
University
Herrin shooting in Illinois ends sordid incident
A violent shootout in Herrin Illinois leaves four dead and hints at a grim cycle of violence. The two principal gunmen, Young and Thomas, were famed for past killings, illustrating a brutal feud that observers say offers no clear gains and only more tragedy.
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Illinois
Herrin
Young
Thomas
Sports Spark in American Spirit Across Contests
A great day for athletics showcases keen competition in shooting skiing baseball bowling football and fishing. Nearly every institution fields a team ready to contest highlighting the American drive and enjoyment of hard, fair sport.
Legislature against paying delegate travel for political conventions
Legislature opposes covering expenses for delegates to gate political conventions arguing mileage would be an extravagance despite some delegates' good work.
Andrena Bee Explores Burrowing Nest Tale
Dotty meets a drone bee named Mrs Andrena who explains burrowing bees live underground. She leads Dotty through a varnished tunnel network, shows nursery rooms, and places eggs to hatch later. Dotty visits and later returns to school.
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Mrs. Andrena Bee
Daddy Andrena Beet
Andrena Bee
Daddy Andrena Bee
Andrera Bee
Roscoe Pound University of Wisconsin Presiding Jurist
Roscoe Pound, dean of Harvard Law School and jurist of international renown, born in Nebraska, taught at Nebraska Northwestern and Chicago, joined Harvard in 1910, became Carter professor in 1913 and law school dean in 1915, leading reformer in judicial procedure and dynamic concept of law. He is a prolific writer shaping major law journals worldwide.
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Harvard Law School
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University of Chicago
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Food for Conversation for Popularity
A columnist advises a letter writer that she talks too much and should let the man lead the conversation. She urges models of witty, balanced dialogue, avoiding long winded stories, and suggests focusing on topics and opinions that let the other person speak. The column promises to share real conversation tips to keep interest.
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Mimi
Violet
Emelose
Birthdays of notable figures on this date
Gen Charles Nollet war minister born sixty years ago today. Marquis of Crewe British ambassador to France born sixty seven years ago. Charles G Barrett head of palm boards born fifty nine years ago. Pierre Lorillard prominent capitalist born in New York. Daniel Willard Baltimore & Ohio president born in Hartland Vermont sixty four years ago.
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Marquis of Crewe
France
Charles 8. Barrett
National Board of Palm Organizations
Pierre Lorillard
Spoksman
New York
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hartland
Aquarius Daily Horoscope Highlights For Real Estate And Energy
Early day favorable planetary aspects suggest success in conservative ventures like real estate mining and mechanical fields. Afternoon brings low mood and calm, self restraint is advised. A birthday person born today shows complex character with internal conflicts yet potential for happiness and beneficial traits. Notable individuals born today include Coleman Sellers Edward W Morley Sir Henry M Stanley and Alexander Doyle.
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Coleman Sellers
Edward W. Morley
Henry M. Stanley
Alexander Doyle
Matrimonially a King Fisherwoman Rights and Wealth
A speaker describes a difficult marriage where she must manage household finances and groceries. He is surprised by her requests for money and food, failing to grasp the costs of living. She notes his fixation on food without understanding budgeting.
Truth and Tales Across the Desert and Prairie
A collage of spoken vignettes shows a Sheik plotting to return to town as a broken gas gauge looms, a Red Man lamenting lost battles, and a cowboy musing on a ford of fortune. Intertwined are quips about talent, luck, and fame from Thomas Ince to multiple language boasting.
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Qaoth
Ford
Diet and biliousness how to aid the liver during attacks
The article explains biliousness from liver load and diet, noting poisons from undigested foods can trigger headaches and irritability. It advises a bland diet of soups, cereals, vegetables, fruits while avoiding raw strawberries, alcohol, and heavy meats, under physician guidance. It previews tomorrow’s health department report.
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Herter
Allen Eustis
New Orleans
Anniversaries List Highlights Historical Turning Points
Brief chronology notes notable anniversaries and births from 1672 to 1923. Entries include Peter the Great's death, Amos Densmore's birth, Paris capitulation and armistice, the first telephone exchange in New Haven, William A. Clark's senatorial election, John B. Allen's death, Herman Page's episcopal consecration, the Dublin attack on Lieut. Gov. Healy, and other events with dates and places.
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Russian Empire
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Amos Densmore
Rochester
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New York City
Paris
Count Bismarck
Jules Payre
New Haven
Conn
William A. Clark
United
Conventions Opening Today Across North America
Montreal hosts the Canadian Association of Forestry Engineers and the Canadian Pulp and Paper association while New York features the American Management association. Winnipeg holds the Western Canada Retail Lumbermen's association and New Orleans hosts the United Roofing Contractors' association. Baltimore showcases the National Lumber Exporters association.
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Canadian Association of Forestry Engineers
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
New York
American Management Association
Winnipeg
Western Canada Retail Lumbermen's Association
New Orleans
United Roofing Contractors’ Association
Baltimore
National Lumber Exporters Association
Oklahoma City and Midwest Engineering Groups Meet
Oklahoma City joins Southwestern Des Moines Iowa Engineering Society and Cleveland Ohio Association of Milk Distributors in a regional industry gathering. The event links engineering professionals with dairy distributors across three cities.
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Oklahoma City
Southwestern Lumbermen's Association
Des Moines
Iowa Engineering Society
Cleveland
Ohio Association of Milk Distributors
Centuries of Milestones Mark Global Events Today
Dying Peter the Great is noted as founder of the Russian empire on this date two centuries past while Amos Densmore and Benedetto Cairoli receive centennial honors. Bishop Herman Page marks ten years in the episcopate. The Tuskegee conference opens at the Alabama institute with Booker T. Washington’s legacy cited. Massachusetts Republican dinner honors Senator Butler in Boston. A large Foreign Missions conference in Washington readsied with President Coolidge among speakers.
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Peter the Great
Russian Empire
Amos Densmore
Italy
Benedetto Cairoli
Herman Page
Spokane
Michigan
Tuskegee Negro Conference
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
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Boston
William M. Butler
Washmee
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Foreign Missions Conference of North America
President Coolidge
Congress Approves $100,000 for Tea Dome Oil Lease Probe
One year ago today the U S Congress appropriated 100 000 dollars to fund an investigation into the Tea rot Dome oil leases.
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U. S
Tearot Dome
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