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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Tribune is delivered each evening by carrier in Pocatello Idaho. All complaints of whatsoever nature should be made at the office at once. Entered at the post office at Pocatello Idaho for transmission through the mail as second class matter.
A national political figure voices that the 1994 and 1912 eras frame a campaign to retain GOP control and keep radicals from seizing power. Roosevelt’s temperament and legacy loom as “interests” fear his push for reforms could be blocked if he seeks another term. The administration official foresees big issues like progressive taxation and coal land government control shaping next Congress. The piece weighs whether Roosevelt would quit or press on if a hostile party blocks his unfinished program.
The piece traces Bryan’s broad Democratic backing across states and counties, predicting his 1908 nomination on the first ballot. It argues Hearst or Parker unlikely to block, notes Cleveland faction backing Bryan, and asserts Roosevelt-era Republicans will win in 1908 with a solid campaign and continued party control.
Washington dispatches reveal Senator Burrows will not call up Reed Proot’s case now. Burrows leads a committee member group while maneuvering to delay and claim a quick termination. Senator DuBois works to advance an anti Mormon campaign in Idaho and mimic a swift Senate resolution against Reed Smoot.
Deseret News reports tension as EF and anti Mormoen elements clash over retention of Senator Smoot. The piece suggests Dubois and Burrows influence may delay the case until the next Congress session, allowing political maneuvering and public positions to diverge from private aims.
The article reports on a debate between cattle growers and packers with Senator Hopkins defending packers and opposing new inspections, while Mr. Lodge criticizes greed in the industry. It mentions political figures and editorials about Idaho and Oregon campaigns, plus an advertisement for California Prune Wafers by Robbie Drug Co of Pocatello Idaho.
A 54 to 6 senate vote advances the Heyburn bill extending livestock confinement in cars from 28 to 36 hours. Supporters led by Warren cite written stock-owner permits and reduced unloading harm. opponents including Lodge Scott Spooner argue cruelty and enforcement issues. Senate Bailey praises passage citing enforcement gaps and presidential suspension. Carter and Patterson warn of inhumanity to wild cattle. Ankeny supports overall benefit. Warren protests the timing amid fresh meat agitation.
The Boise Republican editorial questions state party loyalty to nominating a U S senator at a Republican convention. It laments perceived loss of Republican vigor and independence, contrasts Republican ideals with Democratic spoils systems, and defends free ballots and fair counts while condemning negative, patronage, and unfair practices. It echoes calls for maintaining lawful, open competition and resisting detours into democracy-like manipulation.
Ice! Ice! Ice D Swinehart offers ice supply across the city. Residential line 163 K and office line 29 Y listed for contact. Printed as a local business notice highlighting expanded service and phone numbers.
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