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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1916
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune in Idaho lists the Tribune Company as publisher with editor and manager noted. It describes delivery by carrier in Pocatello and outlines subscription rates for various terms including six dollars per year and discounts for prepayment.
Reports from Denmark say the new constitution will take effect on June 5 1916 and trigger a July election. It abolishes political privilege tied to land or capital, grants universal suffrage to men and women 25 plus, expands both houses, and shifts power toward the lower chamber with flexible election laws.
The narrative follows Hill’s rise from a Mississippi river packet clerk to a self made businessman. He gained thorough knowledge by years of talking with river transport insiders and studying conditions. He argues success comes from complete information and organizing capacity, not luck or rapid shifts.
The article reflects on the death of James J. Hill and uses his life as guidance for young men seeking success. It argues that extraordinary results come not from genius but from disciplined effort and strategic methods, suggesting readers imitate Hill's industry and steady progress to build a solid foundation.
The piece discusses upcoming U S treasury coin designs replacing current dimes quarters and half dollars. It argues coin design reflects national intelligence and craftsmanship and critiques existing silver coins for coarse lettering and blunt figures while praising the Lincoln cent and noting flaws in the buffalo nickel’s lettering and overall appearance.
In the Mexican dispute the so called protocol claims to balance gains for both sides as U S troops withdraw while remaining. Carranza is poised to claim victory with a withdrawal soon and without clear reparations or decisive gains from the Columbus attack. In Canada prohibition rules create liquor access only in homes for some provinces while bachelors lose possession.
Upon James J. Hill's death the Northwest lost its leading railroad advocate. His disciplined methods and vigorous efforts left a lasting impact and may inspire railroad scholars to pursue his western development ideas for opening and mapping the virgin country.
Washington notes a "gentlemen's agreement" between General Scott and Obregon, with questions about grammar and form. Wilson's critiques echo in quotes about immigrant workers and cabinet competence, highlighting tensions over policy and governance in the era.
A West Virginia by election in the Second District shifts control to the Republican Party after years of Democratic rule. Voter turnout data and candidate details are incomplete in the fragment.
Frank Stangl, a Vienna University graduate and pupil of Professor Karl Muller, will teach violin to a limited number of pupils at No 1 Fargo Apts. Preference given to earnest students aiming to master the instrument. Phone 767.
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