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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1925

Page

4

Borah Seen as Western Insurgent and Party Leader

Farmers who complain about the spring should console themselves that most legislatures have adjourned or are about to adjourn. An argument convinces both parties of the foolishness of the other fellow.

Idaho William E. Borah Rates Charles Merz The New Republic Merz Borah Coolidge Mr. Coolidge White House Mr. Taft Republican Party Daugherty Forbes Taft Wilson Russia League Harding

North Pole caution as Betty stirs gossip and heat

A fragmentary column quotes local chatter about Betty and rumors stirring tension in town. The text hints at gender dynamics and social suspicion amid fragmented dialogue and gossip among residents.

Another Collapse and a Honey Moon for You

A fragmented column notes a woman entering business life and joining a club amid mixed feelings about business prospects. It mentions gossip about a wife’s pay dispute, a U. S. attorney appointment agitation in Idaho, and a quirky line about a club mechanical rolling pin. It ends with Miss Jennie Clover and Mr Arthur Stinger marrying in Utah.

Jennie Clover Arthur Stinger Utah

Dotty Finds Cricket Companions on Rainy Day

Dotty resents indoors confinement during a shower until a chink in the fireplace reveals Mr Cricket and his family. The cricket couple brighten the gloomy weather with song and humor, easing Dotty’s mood as sun returns and the family settles in.

Dotty Mr. vHes Mama Cricket Daddy Cricket Cricket

Cautious Carrie Draws Back From Impromptu Plans

A feature contrasts cautious Carrie with Susie as she hesitates over a roadhouse outing and a lovers lane stroll. The piece notes her habit of delaying decisions, leaving others to go ahead, and ends with a quip that cautious behavior spoils spontaneity.

Carrie Susie

What This Day Means to You Gemini

A horoscope brief notes fair planetary aspects until noon guiding finishing touches on yesterday’s plan then a review period after midday advises rest from active work. It describes a June 10 birthday profile with traits of adventurous risk taking and strong will plus a list of notable people born on this date.

Andy Dame Fortune James Barbour Robert T. Conrad

Grand old Georgia woman Mrs Felton marks four score years

Mrs W A Felton of Cartersville Ga celebrated her eightieth birthday. Known as the grand old woman of Georgia she rose to national fame when appointed to the U S Senate to fill the late Thomas J Watson term. The brief 22 hour service made her a historic first for women in the chamber.

W. A. Felton Cartersvivile Georgia Felton United States Senate Govermor Hardwick Thomas J. Watson Fetton

Today's events and anniversaries list from 1610 to 1875

A compiled roll marks key milestones and figures from 1610 through 1875, noting Dutch settlement in Manhattan, battles, political birthdates and assassinations, and the 1875 completion of the direct cable linking New York to Newfoundland and the Irish coast.

Manhattan New York City Arkow Father Murphy Elain American Bible Union New York Charles A Culberson Texas United States Dadeville Ala Washington Big Bethel Michael Obrenovich Prince of Serbia Belgrade Gen. Grant Newfoundland Irish

Burton Delivers Keynote at Cleveland Republican Convention

A year ago Theodore E. Burton, serving as temporary chairman, delivered the keynote address at the opening of the Republican national convention in Cleveland. English churchwardens retain power under old law to eject patrons from pubs when church bells fall silent for service.

West Center Atreec Parenti Idaho Daily Tribune Cartier Pocatello Wade Tribune Idaho the Tribune Co., Ltd William Wallin Nicholas Ifit Chas. G. Sumner Theodore E. Burton Cleveland England

Matrimonially Speaking: A Husband Sees Sewing Room Transformation

A humorous vignette recounts a working man returning home to find his living room converted into a dressmaking space. His wife decorates with fabric, patterns, and craft materials, while he tries to settle without disturbing the setup and avoids snagging his clothes. Tomorrow he notes his husband’s own fashion plans.

Hugh

Centennial notices mark births and unions across states

The page lists anniversaries and events including James C. Babor’s birth bicentennial and Mrs Felton’s ninety third birthday, mentions Wilburh and Hoover travel plans, a Newton centennial at the theological seminary, a Brussels IC C meeting, Greeley irrigation anniversary, and the unification of Methodist, Congregationalist and Presbyterian groups into the United Church of Canada.

James C. Babour Virginia U. S J. Q. Adams W. H. Felton Georgia United States Senate Wilburh du University Durham N. C Hoover Greeley Colo Dominion United Church of Canada

Notable Birthdays Marking Diverse Figures Across U.S. History

Georgia's Mrs. W H Felton the only woman appointed to the Senate born in D eel County Ga turns 99. Caroline Hazard former Wellesley College president born in Dale Rhode Island is 69. Dr Frederick A Cook famed explorer now in federal prison born Sullivan County New York is 60. Actor Francis X Bushman born Norfolk Virginia is 40. Baseball executive James H McAleer born Youngstown Ohio is 87.

W. H. Felton Georgia United States Senate Dealb County Caroline Hazard Wellesley College Aence Dale R. I Frederick A. Cook Sullivan County N. Y Francis X. Bushman Norfolk

More Truth Than Poetry to a Wren and Uneasiness in Coal Prices

A poem contrasts a wren’s ready betrothal with human wooing and marriage, favoring measured choice over haste. It shifts to a satirical aside on the Tennessee grand jury, and ends with a note on a five hundred million dollar coal industry investment as a price driver and its impact on producers.

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