Postage Stamp Note From Pocatello Idaho
The line indicates a 6 90 3 00 1 50 rate noted at the Pocatello Idaho post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Pocatello
Idaho
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
6
Roosevelt Leads Republican Nomination Prospects At Chicago
The political landscape shows Colonel Roosevelt with the inside track for the Republican nomination while Hughes gains strength and Root remains a formidable rival. If Hughes wins on the second ballot, Roosevelt could unite the party. otherwise Roosevelt appears best positioned to rally support and beat Wilson.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Root
Chicago
New York State
Himself
Wilson
America
Supreme Bench
Teddy
State loan affair involving Huston and governor
A temporary loan of 14 000 dollars linked to relatives surfaces at the land board with Fred Huston, the state auditor, credited for arranging it. Huston valued the lands, the board eased technicalities, and the loan was granted. When exposed, Huston offered to relieve the state, while Governor Alexander faced scrutiny and public amusement over the opaque handling of state funds.
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Land Board
Fred Huston
Huston
Alexander
Governor’s Bank In Mortgage Question Sparks Debate
The text questions the governor's private bank role in a mortgage near a semic official "OK." Huston offers to assume the loan but raises doubts about the bank’s involvement and the motive of the governor’s favored financial circle.
City council to manage water plant after purchase
Editorial argues against appointing a water commission and urges direct council control of the Pocatello water project. It warns political management risks inefficiency and calls for a nonpartisan or council committee to oversee operations, seeking a competent manager and continued taxpayer benefits.
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Pocatello Water Company
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Council kills garbage removal project
The council rejects a partial garbage disposal plan urging a complete, economical system. It argues the city should either remove all waste or none and adopt a thorough, communitywide disposal method as a substantial plan for a lasting solution.
Gesas Convicted of Manslaughter in Idaho Case
Gesas the Salt Lake speed addict who ran down two Idaho residents was convicted of manslaughter with a sentence not exceeding one year in county jail. The article criticizes the lenient punishment as an example and notes the driver showed little regard for road laws. Women at Chicago conventions push for a constitutional amendment for suffrage, while states like Idaho already acted. The piece questions national action versus state efforts and mocks current publications.
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Gesas
Salt Lake
Idaho
Chicago
East
Borah to push Mexican plank on GOP platform
The plan will be controversial and provoke criticism from Mexicans and the administration, seen as impractical and unpalatable.
Alabama's Role in Roll Calls Supposed as Political Factor
The text notes Alabama's standing as a significant political factor in current affairs and implies its influence in rollcalls, highlighting its importance among states.
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Alabama
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Woodcraft
Catherine Grant
F. W. Andrus
North Main
Bannock National Bank
Pocatello, Idaho
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