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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
4
The Daily Tribune in Pocatello Idaho announces that complaints should be made at the office at once. It lists subscription rates with prepayment advantages and notes second class mailing status for the paper.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has raised demurrage charges to curb idle freight cars. The New Haven railroad seeks $9 per day after the fourth day, aiming to compel faster loading and unloading and reduce track congestion.
The mayor urged residents to conserve the water supply and stop wasteful sprinkling. He warned that overwatering in spring risks summer shortages, noting grass won’t grow on cement and most blocks show excess use. Cooperation is needed before mandatory rules arise.
A discussion of the possible paths at the Chicago convention. Roosevelt and Hughes emerge as central figures with a plan to unite the party behind a single nominee, possibly Hughes, to topple Wilson, while Progressives may realign or adjourn depending on the outcome.
The piece argues President Wilson concentrates influence with three trusted aides Colonel House McAdoo and Tumulty while criticizing others in the Democratic ranks for selfish motives and axes to grind, leaving many lawmakers disgruntled.
A fragmentary report hints at traffic disruptions and a somber mood around an event involving cars and people. The readable text mentions cars, a feeling of bad news, and a sense of separation or loss tied to the occurrence. No clear names or places are readable.
The piece argues Boise citizens effectively ousted Mayor Robinson and police leadership after long harassment by police detectives. It praises Sam Hayes as the new mayor and credits public indignation for the change, noting improved future administration and skepticism about recalls.
Bryan is quoted saying he can do as much good for the prohibition cause within the Democratic party as by accepting the Prohibition nomination for president. He asserts he can influence the party as much there as anywhere, and cannot be discounted.
The text notes Secretary Daniels showing readiness influence similar to Teddy Roosevelt in an Annapolis address and suggests the administration will learn much from the Colonel in coming months.
A Sunday observation argues gasoline and alcohol do not mix, suggesting dangers in mixing fuels with spirits and reflecting on hazardous combinations beyond casual use.
Democrats push to win the primary with key figures and campaign momentum. Party leaders rally voters and outline policy contrasts amid a crowded field.
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