Postal Notice From Pocatello Idaho
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Pocatello
Idaho
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
4
Abandoning Watchful Waiting on Mexico Prompts Policy Shift
The piece denounces President Wilson for reversing his Mexico policy by signaling active moral support to end the Mexican strife. It blames Wilson for the crisis, citing prior Indianapolis remarks and opposition to Huerta, Villa, and Carranza, while recalling mediation efforts at Niagara Falls.
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Wilson
Mexico
Indianapolis
Europe
United States
Huerta
Villa
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Disappearance cases and social irresponsibility
The article discusses real and fake disappearance cases, noting husbands may secretly depart, send money, and have wives supported by municipal aid. It argues many cases reflect social irresponsibility, with women bearing burdens while men avoid duty, and urges women to consider a partner’s work history before marriage.
Charitable Woman Highlights Crippled Child Case
A woman involved in charity recounted a crippled child in another town unable to attend public school due to lack of funds for education. She noted a prior case of a cripple in the same town and the parents’ financial struggle to provide schooling.
Long Credit Trade and Cash Purchases for Cheaper Goods
An article argues that widespread use of long term credit in retail and farming raises costs. It notes idle cash sits in consumers’ pockets while retailers and banks profit from credit. It urges cash transactions to reduce prices and cites Pan-American talks on aligning US credit terms with South American trade.
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Farm Bureau
Washington
United States
Tropics
Governor’s Metal Plan For Idaho Rail Line
The Clearwater Republican mocked Governor Alexander's vow to build a hundred mile Idaho railroad at 25 cents per resident. It claims the plan promises $2,500,000 from citizens, four miles at $25,000 each, leaving 96 miles funded by the governor’s $100 donation, depicting the project as trivial.
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Alexander
Idaho
Clearwater Republican
A Girl's Throw in Tea Room Exchange
Two young women chat at a fashionable restaurant as a man passes. One blushes and reveals she and Jack plan to marry in Easter week. The other questions the engagement, and the first confesses she had “thrown” him, then explains with a shy joke that a girl can change plans.
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Jack
Postings and Dues Sparked by Sam Short Exchange
A brief quoted exchange notes Sam Short as “pretty well posted” and as having been posted at every club for non-payment of dues, highlighting recurring disciplinary actions and club policy enforcement.
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Sam Short
Climate Talk Sparks Local Election Question
A Connecticut parent questions temperate climate assumptions as election day nears and local option debates surface amid community discussions.
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Connecticut
Germans favor process of working out peace
Dutch envoy Geldemeester, visiting Washington after talks in Berlin, reports a peace sentiment in German official circles and among neutrals. He met Von Jagow and Count von Bernstorff, but carried no credentials. He aims to persuade German-American editors of mediation help while wary of neutral temptations. He may travel to New York and Chicago to gauge public opinion.
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Washington
van Ghell Geldemeester
Wilhelmina of Holland
Berlin
Europe
Geldemeester
von Jagow
Imperial
Lusitania
Count von Bernstorff
Associated Press
Netherlands
Great Britain
Germany
Holland
United States
Jane Addams
Restored to Good Health After Stomach Trouble
Mrs Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio says she was sick for four years with stomach trouble losing weight and strength. After using two bottles of Chamberlains Tab she became well again and recommends it. Obtainable everywhere. Ad.
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Otto Gans
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Ady
Electric Light Officials Converge at Frisco Exposition
San Francisco June 7. The annual convention of the National Electric Light association brings over 3 000 light officials to the exposition. The delegates will remain at the fair until Saturday to view the elaborate electrical display.
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San Francisco
National Electric Light Association
Boston Ancient Knights Celebrate Conclave Anniversary
Houghton Michigan June 7 two steamers carried Knights Templar and families from across Michigan for the fifty ninth Conclave of the Michigan commanderies. A four day program has been arranged.
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Houghton
Mich
Knights Templar
Michigan Commanderies
Illinois Judicial Elections Underway Across State
Chicago reports Illinois holds its judicial election with five supreme court justices and numerous circuit court judges to be chosen by popular vote. In down state districts fifty one circuit judges, in Chicago fourteen circuit court judges, and one superior court judge are on the ballot today.
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Chicago
Illlinois
Supreme Court
Downstate
Superior Court
Maine First State Industrial Exposition Opens in Portland
The Maine first state exposition of industrial activities opened in Portland on June 7 and will run until June 19. A notable feature is the fish and game exhibit showcasing regional resources and achievements.
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Portland
Maine
St Josephs Pupils Deliver Pleasant Recital
Last Saturday afternoon the music pupils of St Josephs presented a well received recital. The program included marches waltzes violin pieces songs and a Russian folk song with accompanists Mrs Virgil Maud Marmon and William Holder among others.
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St. Joseph's Self
Margaret Malone
Mabel Waltz
Girzil Mantyn Oliver
Fitzpatrick Marguerite Richard
Mas
Russell George Marmon Pearl Atkinson
Violet Welk
H. M. Queen Lilmokalina
Mand Marman
Evon William Holder Catharine Woods
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