Pocatello Tribune publishes notice on republication rights
The Pocatello Tribune declares rights to republication of news and credits, provides contact details for complaints, and lists subscription rates and mailing information. The notice notes the paper is published at 412 West Center Street, Pocatelio Idaho, and is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Responsibility in crime rests with the individual
A statement from the Personal Responsibility Representative of the American Humane Society declares that blame for crime cannot be shifted to society or others. He emphasizes that each person is personally responsible before God and nation for actions, citing the parable of the talents and the idea that one’s future is shaped by present choices.
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American Humane Society
Chicago
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Marble Champs Showcase Young Talent at Atlantic City
The United States marble championship gathers 54 local champions under 15, some under 10, from many cities in Atlantic City. Youths travel by rail, stay in hotels, and compete for national glory while adults debate whether the sport is wholesome amid the growing emphasis on organized play.
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Fernald Expected to Win renomination in Maine Senate Race
Friends of United States Senator Bert M Fernald express confidence he will secure renomination in the upcoming primaries despite two Republican challengers. Fernald, Maine’s senior senator, began his career as governor and later won election to the U.S. Senate.
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Birthdays of King Gustaf V and Noted Figures
King Gustaf V of Sweden marks his 66th birthday today in Stockholm. Hon. Arthur Meighen, former Canadian premier, turns 60 in St Marys Ontario. Gmall, a gubernatorial candidate, recalls Rankin County Illinois roots 102 years ago. George W. Coleman, civic leader and former convention president, born 107 years ago.
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Convention
From Poverty to Prominent Business Leader
A brief portrait notes a man who overcame poverty through grit and will power to attain high standing in the commercial world. It highlights his logical operations and determination as guiding traits in both personal and business life.
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Bow legs in children preventable with diet and care
Public health note explains bow legs in children arise from improper diet and overfeeding. Early physician checks at birth, proper diaper use, and limiting restrictive clothing help prevent deformities. Braces or casts correct existing bow legs. surgery is rare and mainly for older girls seeking skirts.
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Thaho Public Health League
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Portable shell house tale with Willy Crab
Tilly Turtle questions Willy Crab about his portable shell dwelling and its claim to ownership. Willy explains the shell is a movable home used for protection and notes he may evict the previous owner when it outgrows him. The exchange ends with Willy retreating and Tilly pondering his ways.
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Conventions Opening Today Across Multiple Cities
A list of conventions opens today in cities including London and Baltimore. Events cover refrigeration banking education education reform and professional associations such as nurses retailers grocers and a chemical fraternity.
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Philadelphia
Negro National Educational Congress
Cincinnati
National Eelectric Association
Los Angeles
National Association of Retail Grocers
Des Moines
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Pittsburgh
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Alpha Chi Sigma Fraternity
Matrimonially Speaking in Hot Weather Meals
Humor column by Hugh McKay discusses diet tips from a magazine and a wife who trims meals in hot weather. The narrator laments weight of restrictions while craving hearty dishes like roast beef, mashed potatoes, and pie as he imagines a future article about marital lectures.
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England launches submarine X-1 dubbed world’s strongest
One year ago today England announced the submarine X-1 as the most severe in the world and an advertiser in a current issue promotes a correspondence course in wine tasting. The notice hints at political uncertainty with Californians unlikely to elect a president next fall.
Sub Rosa The Story of the 6ath
Four unfamiliar girls rent a house for the summer and seek guidance on meeting men. The narrator recalls reading a magazine article about a moth mating study that allegedly influenced male behavior, describing the experiment and its supposed effects. The tale ends abruptly with unclear details.
Centennial Celebrations Across North America Catch Peak Attention
Today marks the 200th year since the Belleville settlement and the 150th anniversary at Harrodsburg. Arthur Meighen, former Canadian prime minister, observes his 50th birthday. Ten thousand delegates gather in Toronto for Rotary International, while Kiwanis meet in Denver. The National Women's Trade Union League opens in New York, and Geneva hosts the sixth International Labour Conference. Joliet honors its French explorer’s 250th arrival, and primaries run in Maine and Minnesota for upcoming elections.
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Denver
Kiwanis Clubs
National Women's Trade Union League of America
Maine
Minnesota
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What This Day Means to You
Today's astrology warns of disquiet and pessimism and urges self discipline to counter gloom. For a birthday person, discontent may arise from wanting change but can be redirected into effort and improvement. Notable figures born on this date include Alvin Adams Jared B. Flagg Charles Denby Wesley Merritt Cushman K. Davis.
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Adama Express Co
Jared B. Flagg
Charles Denby
Wesley Merritt
Philippine Islands
Cushman K. Davis
Today's anniversaries and historical notes
A list of dated events from 1864 to 1941 highlights Petersburg siege actions, pontificate milestones, Hayes Wheeler ticket, Civil War flag fate, Mount Shasta disappearance, Crispi assassination attempt, prisoner exchanges, AFL stance, and a cryptic reference to U S government policy amid Japan.
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Cincinnati
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
William A. Wheeler
New York
Cleveland
War Department
Mount Shasta
California
Crispi
Italy
Switzerland
American Federation of Labor
New York Bond Boys and Safer Graft in Trade
A fragment details New York brokers hiring two messenger boys with bonds worth tens of thousands. It contrasts past street thieves Second Story Mike and Knock em Dizzy Bill with a shift to safer, bonded work. The piece notes waiter strikes in eighty NYC restaurants as customers adapt to delays.
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Menaenger
New York
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