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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues that Pennsylvania and possibly other states should teach the United States constitution in schools despite crowded curricula. It contends early civics education fosters good citizenship and greater happiness under the American system, urging widespread citizen interest in politics.
The piece argues that severe business depressions recur but are not caused by any single system. It credits the 1913 banking reorganization with preventing currency shortages and notes speculation and spending as panic drivers. It urges strict profit margins and rapid turnover to blunt lows, and adds social commentary on taxes and slang for dollars.
Today brings cautious moods and possible delays as duties seem heavier. A quiet imaginative child may be born, with two types of personality: higher spiritual and lower fickle. Well known figures Bruno Oscar Kiecin, Thomas L. Bradford, Henry Mosler are associated with the date.
A reader asks how to handle a rude domineering husband who mistreats her while she remains friends with his wife. The advice urges her husband to protect her, avoid a direct clash with the friend’s husband, and refuse to entertain him or visit their home until he improves his behavior.
Chicago business leaders present a $30,000 purse to Maj. Gen. George Bell Jr. in recognition of his military service. Bell, a West Point graduate since 1880, commanded the 33rd Division in France during World War I and later taught military science at Cornell. He also oversaw border security after Pershing’s Mexican expedition before retiring in January.
Doris and the fairy Squeedee meet a hawk while watching a high circling bird. The hawk explains his keen vision and that he swoops for a field mouse while joking about his dinner. Doris laughs at the idea of hawk eyesight and the group heads inside.
A timeline of notable deaths and events: 1762 Lord George Anson English navigator died. 1804 Louis A. Godey born New York City. 1829 Henry Dearborn died Roxbury Mass. 1832 Jeremy Bentham died Andon. 1861 Count Cavour died Turin. 1875 George Bancroft and Henry W Longfellow honored. 1898 Axl Sampson fleet shelling of Santiago. 1917 Sir Wilfrid Laurier declined coalition cabinet over conscription.
Urbain Chandeur of San Francisco, oldest pensioner of the Mexican war, celebrates his 100th birthday today. The fifteenth annual Pacific International Livestock exposition opens in Portland Oregon and runs through the week. The Presbyterian church in Canada holds its general assembly at Port Arthur Ontario. Dr Paul Whitfield Horn becomes president of Southwestern University at Georgetown Texas during the institution’s golden jubilee celebrations. A large community pageant on Pacific Northwest history starts today in Walla Walla Washington. Secretary Weeks invites religious denominations to advise the army chaplains on soldiers moral program planning.
Today honors Sir Henry Newbolt the author and educator. Michael J Hoban Catholic archbishop born in Warne Ay N J reaches 70. Rear Admiral Thomas Washington born in Goldsboro North Carolina turns 58 as Starr the American stage actress from Oneonta North Carolina reaches 87.
The Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska South Dakota meet includes openings for Meadise Dak and Michigan groups. Daughters of a Hoe of Michigan and Christian Endeavor of Oklahoma set launches as events commence today in several venues.
Fragmentary text notes workers earning an hour totaling 60 million dollars in a Bay area dispute. Mentions Bay Bouthworth and last year’s setting, implying labor actions or pay scales affecting rail or shipping.
A call for greater collaboration between conscience and ownership to improve the world. Authors gain fame when readers grasp their meaning and when they resist understanding.
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