Tribune Directory and Publication Details
Pocatello Tribune announces publication details and rates with Associated Press affiliation. It lists editor CHAS G SUMNER and directorate including WILLIAM WALLIN and G NICHOLAS, with postal and pricing information for subscriptions.
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West Center Street
Vocatello
Idaho
Daily Tribune
Pocatello
Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
G, Nicholas
Ib FT
Chas G, Sumner
Soviet Propaganda Warning and White House Access
Secretary Kellogg warned Minnesota listeners about Soviet propaganda aimed at harming the United States. The piece notes Soviet activity in Washington, court rulings shaping anti communism, and public access to the White House to visit the president’s residence during July and August.
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Everal
Kellogg
Minnesota
United States
Coolidge
Washington
Swampscott
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Notable U S Poultry Production and Immigration Question
Six hundred eighty million chickens were raised in the United States last year, thirty million more than 1923. If the United States wasn’t the greatest place to live, why do so many people try to enter it, and city kids may wear balloon pants but miss the joys of the off swimming hole.
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Washington
United States
Connecticut Avenue
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
French Chamber of Deputies
China
Agitation Department
Robert Underwood Johnson
Italy
India
Afghanistan
Persia
Morocco
Mexico
England
Germany
France
Japan
Charles Bragg Hughes
Kellogg
Taussig Elected Corresponding Fellow of British Academy
Harvard economist Professor Frank W Taussig elected corresponding fellow of the British Academy. A St Louis native and Harvard graduate, he rose from instructor to full professor by 1886 and became a leading U S writer on wages capital and economic history.
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Frank W. Taussig
Harvard University
British Academy
Taussig
St. Louis
Harvard
United States
United Mapies
New School Code Drawn for Kentucky
Recodification of Kentucky school laws is planned with a 1926 legislature review. The Kentucky Educational Association formed a five member committee in 1924 aided by a state education representative to prepare a code for adoption.
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Kentucky
Kentucky Educational Association
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Education
Tail color dispute among pond wildlife ends in laughter
In a woodland tale, Tilly Turtle and Dotty Turtle argue over Mr Virginia Deer tail color at the pond. Mother Happy Toad provides balance as various frogs claim white tails while the deer reveals a tan tail with a white edge and later a white opposite side.
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Happy Toad
Tilly Turtle
Dolly Turtle
Daddy Green Frog
Croaker Frog
Daddy Croaker Green Frog
Croaker Green Frog
Dotty Turtle
Hoppy Toad
Mother Hoppy Toad
Virginia Deer
Dotty
Tilly
Mother Happy Toad
Daddy
Mama Roaker Green Frog
What This Day Means to You A Birthday Horoscope
The daily forecast shifts from caution in the morning to a go ahead attitude after midday. It notes a child born today may stay healthy but quick tempered and ambitious, with a jealous streak. It lists notable people born on this date including John Singer and Theodore W. Dwight, among others.
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John Singer
New York City
Theodore W. Dwight
Matthew C. 0. Borden
Rose Hartwick Thorpe
Tom I. Johnson
Rose Pastor Stokes
Fifty years since balloon accident over Lake Michigan
The article recalls the disappearance of aeronaut W J Weneldson and a Chicago press reporter during a balloon ascent over Lake Michigan fifty years ago. It also notes anniversaries and events including Hibernians convention in Atlantic City and a Longworth rally in Cincinnati.
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W.J. Weneldson
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Russian Poland
Akron
Ohio
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Atlantic City
Benito Juarez
Jicholas Longworth
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Secrets of Health and Success on Superfluous Hairs
Readers ask about facial hair caused by pituitary activity and whether shaving worsens it. Experts explain hair growth stems from the pituitary, with male growth normal and female growth signaling imbalance. Treatments target follicles with electric needle destruction, risking scar tissue. or safe shaving with a razor, which does not increase hair.
Matrimonially Speaking Luncheon Delays Test Patience
A husband recounts repeated delays from his wife who promises a lunch outing but keeps postponing until late afternoon. He cancels meetings, waits long hours, and finally receives frantic apologies at 1:38. The piece ends noting many men favor business luncheon clubs to avoid such delays.
Anniversaries and Historic Dates Highlighted
A compact list marks notable anniversaries and deaths across history. Entries include William Makepeace Thackeray in 1863, Benito Juarez in 1872, Lady Jane Franklin in 1875, and Jean Baptist Salpointe in 1885, with related events such as a 1928 statue unveiling and Harding's 1920s homeward trip.
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William Makepeace Thackeray
Calcutta
India
London
Fort Wagner
Charles D. Poston
Congress
Arizona
Benito Juarez
City
Mexico
Jane Franklin
Jean Baptist Salpointe
Santa Fe
Washington Iven
France
Irgina
Paris
Harding
Seward Alasa
Beating of Major Imbria Sparks International Outcry
One year ago today Major Robert Imbria, U. and troops counsel at Tehran, was beaten to death by religious fanatics. The incident prompted international discussion on safety for diplomats and the role of religious extremism in violence abroad.
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Robert Imbria
U. & Vics
Teheran
Which suitor to marry Mimi
Cora asks Mimi for advice on choosing between Roy, wealthy and charming, and Phil, poor but kind and steady. Mimi urges following genuine love, not wealth or looks, to avoid a rushed decision. She counsels waiting if neither man is truly loved, and trusts deep feelings over material status.
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Mimi
Cora M
Roy
Phil
Cora
Sach
Today’s Birthdays Highlight Prominent Figures
Prince Victor Napoleon, Bonapartist claimant to France’s throne, is 63. Lord Athelstan, the first Canadian journalist elevated to the peerage, turns 77 in Huntingdon County, Quebec. Mrs. Richard Derby, formerly Ethel Roosevelt, is 35 in New York City. Dr. Samuel W. Stratton, MIT president, is 64 in Litchfield, Illinois.
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Prince Victor Napoleon
France
Lord Athelstan
County Huntingdon
Quebecs
Richard Derby
Ethel Roosevelt
New York City
Samuel W. Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Litchfield
Til
Balloons used to hunt sardines in French waters debated
A verse piece contrasts balloon fishing for sardines with traditional angling. The speaker rejects balloon use as unfair to small fish, expresses intent to fish with rod and reel, and imagines chasing cod instead. The tone blends reflection on sport and ethics with coastal imagery.
Treasury surplus sparks public worries and political jabber
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a claimed 250 million dollar surplus, criticizing publicity and policy measures. Mentions Florida towns considering high bids and a proposed jail for jaywalkers as a controversial public safety idea amid political contention.
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Treasury
Pera
New York
Poeyresay
Dayton
Florida
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