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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune, published each evening except Sunday in Pocatello Idaho, lists The Tribune Company Limited as owner with William Wallin Chas G Sumner as manager and editor. Readers are urged to submit complaints at the office and subscription rates are outlined for various terms.
The Democratic National Committee chair William F. McCombs faces removal pressure from Woodrow Wilson era allies. McAdoo allies push to install a secretary hostile to McCombs, with Joseph E. Davies recently resigning as secretary to assume a role on the trade commission, signaling a power shift within the committee.
A New York Supreme Court justice rules theatres cannot bar dramatic critics. The decision follows the exclusion of the New York Times critic over an unfavorable review. The piece argues press opinions safeguard public theater choices and notes critics’ flaws and potential bias.
A local reflection on how newspapers publish news promptly, noting the Tribune prints stories when the public can see them and the morning paper mirrors what the Tribune reported earlier. The piece lampoons reformers and private interests shaping the paper’s destinies in this enlightened community.
The text contrasts public seriousness with comic behavior, noting how individuals sometimes adopt a millionaire mindset on a shoestring budget, reflecting on the column’s observed dynamics and tone.
SpaHe Fatts notes two mayors and two city employee groups amid an election dispute. He hints sunny prospects and discusses the appeal of the position beyond honor, suggesting selections must be prudent.
The Caldwell Tribune argues Idaho’s 1889 Boise convention founders were capable leaders. It credits 14 distinguished members, notes 64 total delegates, and urges careful study before proposed amendments urged by Governor Alexander. The piece emphasizes enduring constitutional principles and prudent reform.
A Farm and Fireside reader explains a method to control Canada thistles. He burned trimmed brush from apple trees on the thistles around early June, then harrowed the ground, sowed grass seed, and rolled it. He reports no further thistle trouble.
Weather report from the Local Office of the U S Weather Bureau in Pocatello Idaho for 24 hours ending 6 am today. Highest yesterday 77. today 53. mean 60 with normal 60. Precipitation total 0.30 inch since month start. 7.74 inches since January 1. State of weather Clay. A R Teep le observer.
Mrs Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio reports four years of illness with stomach troubles and gradual weight loss. A friend urged her to try Chamberlains Tablets and after two bottles she says she is a well woman. Ad. Obtainable everywhere.
Preparations are under way to try this month the cases brought by the government against the Philadelphia and Reading railroad on the charge of violating the interstate commerce law in coal shipments to and from this city. The maximum penalty possible under the law is not stated in the snippet.
The United States grand jury returned new indictments on March 31 after quashing December charges due to a stenographer in the grand jury room. One indictment accuses Reading of 60 coal barge shipments without interstate tariffs on file, while others allege failure to collect demurrage on coal shipments.
A brief advertising notice urges readers to choose Crystal ice claiming it is pure ice. A phone number 100 and an alternate 598-J are provided for orders.
Classified notices outline job openings and employment prospects, matching workers with employers. Listings cover various roles, locations, and wage ranges, helping readers find available positions and employers to attract applicants.
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