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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
4
An archival snippet from the Pocatello Tribune notes publication details dates and rates including delivery in Pocatello Idaho. It mentions the Tribune Company and staff names and standard postal class information for mail transmission.
The article explains a direct primary system requiring voters to designate ballots and vote along party lines for most offices while nonpartisan ballots appear for judiciary. Voters choose two candidates per bench at primary and later select among top two for each seat, with no party marks on election day to keep courts free of party influence.
The piece argues that liquor transport for personal use is rightly regulated by law and court rulings. It contends the obligation is mutual between court and citizen, praising the honor system and urging citizens to aid authorities against violators and profiteers. It emphasizes upholding integrity and respecting legal decisions.
The court cautions that true understanding between the judiciary and responsible citizens will curb persistent violators and yield sound results. It contrasts liquor transport to a responsible citizen’s home with bootlegging and warns that excusing crime erodes personal rights and legal integrity.
A reflective piece warns that violent acts by extremists in Russia and Britain invite harsh reprisals but fail to secure justice. It argues vigilantism corrupts moral order, may execute the innocent, and delays lawful reforms such as women’s suffrage and workers’ rights.
The Blackfoot Courier, owned by Judge J M Stevens, is sold to Karl B Brown former Blackfoot Optimist publisher. Brown pledges support for statewide prohibition, noting his wide experience in local journalism and his unique stance in Bingham newspaper circles. The piece also recalls Adlai E Stevenson’s passing and contrasts Democratic ideals from the Cleveland era.
The piece notes a fad among society women wearing nighties matching wallpaper and describes a push to clean up Butte’s union trouble. It argues union men should unite with I W W renegades to retire those labeled parasites, reflecting tensions over labor and morality in the city.
Fragmentary text alludes to a chase or pursuit involving bootlegging. No clear persons, places, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable lines.
A Yellowstone excursion train carried 291 tourists on its opening run, with ten cars and seven sleeping coaches. The trip included Chicago and Illinois railway agents aboard and will return to Pocatello tonight. The event signals strong park traffic and guest visits from eastern agents on a five day tour. In Paterson New Jersey the federal commission on industrial relations began hearings to probe alleged free speech and assembly rights violations during Silk Mill strikes.
Pupils from Mr and Mrs A H Lowe presented piano and vocal numbers before a large audience. Eleven performers from preparatory and intermediate classes impressed with solo and duet pieces. Debuts featured Donald Ro, Rose Cullen, Julia Cullen, Marie Holmes, Clark Richardson, Frank Young, Helen Wood, Elizabeth Atkinson, Mary Roberts, and M O'Brien.
Hundreds of high school and academy athletes from the middle west gather in Chicago for the thirteenth annual interscholastic track and field meet under the University of Chicago. The event surpasses four previous meets in attendance with large enthusiastic delegations bearing pennants from their institutions.
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