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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune records publication details and carrier delivery notes for Pocatello Idaho. It lists staff positions manager editor and notes complaint procedures at the office. It mentions membership in the Associated Press and transmission status of mailed items.
A physician and his wife in Dubois died by self-inflicted gunshots amid drug use. The column calls them intelligent yet foolish for choosing narcotics over life, urging use of intelligence and sympathy to counter self-destructive impulses.
In Blackfoot the city council weighs public notices and public hitching posts amid a feud between two rival papers. Officials draft a contract aimed at forcing Editor Trego of the Republican to publish official notices free for a year, reflecting petty quarrels and political tensions.
The writer condemns a Republican editor and the Opt mist as official paper, arguing the conflict harms the city and local business. He calls for ousting two Press club members for crude tactics and stresses that petty quarrels waste community space and goodwill. The episode at Blackfoot should be ridiculed statewide and in Grove City.
The piece weighs Governor Moses as Borah's potential successor, noting his leadership could steer the Democratic hosts out of political morass. It warns that his influence may be overextended, suggesting a major impact on party direction and policy in a changing landscape.
The Nampa Leader-Herald notes a split within the Republican ranks with some members resisting unity amid calls for stronger party discipline. The piece points to factional tensions and divergent approaches as the party navigates internal disagreements.
The message says young girls should not seek employment in California during fairs as there are too many workers there and no opportunity. It warns that California fairs are not a place to look for work.
A Logan Journal note hints that a June wedding may soon be followed by a divorce court appearance for some brides, implying social speculation about marriage and separations.
A Provo man alleges kinship to Bryan to explain his possession of a stolen buggy. He asserts the buggy is a simple utility vehicle while Bryan holds the whip. The claim arrived late in the case and the man faces charges related to the theft.
Readers face a clash between militant rhetoric and reflective essays as literature comes under wartime scrutiny, provoking thoughtful discussion on how culture engages in conflict without resorting to propaganda.
A disputed remark attributed to Mr. Bryan claims politics are unnecessary in a "Very well" community, describing it as a good place to live. The context and source of the quote remain unclear.
The authority explains Eva’s status prior to the apple episode and notes that the dried variety should again gain favor under the current reduction plan.
A reflection on the last two legislative sessions suggests a fondness for outdoor life while implying some forgetfulness in policy or record. The remark contrasts practical recreation with possible neglect of details in governance.
The New York World argues Dr Dernburg failed in his mission to the United States. It says Americans of German descent spoke as Americans and resented Kaiser speech. Dernburg’s defense of Kaiser Krupp and Kultur provoked hostile scrutiny after his Lusitania remarks.
A school teacher discussed motives behind territorial soldiers leaving home to fight for their county. A pupil, recalling the railway station sendoff, answered the question by saying locomotives.
Idaho Weather Bureau report for Pocatello covers 24 hours to 6 am with high 64 and low 4. It lists mean 52 normal 61 and month deficits of 0.35 inches rainfall totals since month start 0.05 inch. Precipitation since January 1 7.8 inches with 0.08 inch excess. Winds NW 10 mph and partly cloudy conditions at noon with humidity 44 percent.
London reports an amendment to the army act proposes letting the war department transfer soldiers between commands or branches without consent. Pay and allowances presently received would remain unaffected.
The article describes Armenian and Nestorian volunteers aiding in defense around Urmia and Tabriz, aided by rifles from Russian arsenals. It credits American consul Gordon Paddock with delaying Kurdish and Persian flight, preventing widespread massacre and pillage. Russian and allied forces under Chernozubeff and Ofrosimoff repelled Turkish and Kurdish advances after the Sarykamysh victory.
Local testimony and inscriptions in French on the walls of the ruined Hosreva mission confirm Turkish officers directed the killings and the butchery in Salmas, with Turkish soldiers and local residents implicated. The report notes irrigation ditch deaths and widespread devastation.
Miss Norma Hale returns from Salt Lake where she attended business college. T. K. Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Herty spend Sunday with family at Pebble. Mrs. John Knowles returns from Idaho Falls. Mrs. James Armstrong visits Bancroft borne guests at Pebble. G. O. Wolford host to Mrs. Parley Walker and Miss Mary Harkins from Bancroft.
Panama June 4 The canal auditor reports first year earnings will cover running costs and likely leave a small surplus. Loss has fallen from about 20 percent in February to around 5 percent now, with the eight month deficit nearly eliminated.
Paris report notes Baratte, a famed Central Markets quarter night resort, has closed and likely will not reopen. The establishment was renowned among high livers and pleasure seekers worldwide.
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