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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
4
Secretary Jardine argues maintenance should be state funded rather than county driven. He warns excessive highway taxes stem from ambitious county revenue schemes and notes gas taxes and other plans cover maintenance. He cites federal aid strains on states and counties and calls upkeep distribution a public issue of wide import.
The letter from Secretary Kellogg to President Calles stirs U S warnings that Mexico must mend its ways to maintain good relations. Observers urge stronger U S influence for stable western hemisphere progress amid muddled Mexican politics. A dam project in the intermountain region is touted as a major milestone, signaling western advancement. Chinese and Japanese joining Britain in denouncing Americans sparks talk of conflict.
A satirical roundup mentions Adolf Hitler without a country Austria expatriation and Bavaria denial, W G M'adoo preps for 1928, European debt to America, France short on troops, a Brooklyn pastor accusing W J Bryan, 1924 Democratic discord, fears of air power against cities, bayonets as backup, and Pestowsky the Soviet ambassador to Mexico.
A fragmentary yet vivid reminiscence sketches a chronically chatty elder recounting endless topics. The dialogue hints at an Arctic explorer roommate, race horses, and last year’s derby, with quick shifts to boxing and general bravado.
The text notes centenaries and anniversaries including Robert W. McFarland Miami University president and Judah Touro philanthropist. It mentions the Quartermaster Corps anniversary and a Canadian governor general and Lady Byng planned four week western tour. Also references New Jersey primaries and a global meeting urging participation.
Doris observes ants in her yard as a talking Lady Ant explains turn-into-day when larva become winged ants. She watches cocoons opened and winged ants released, noting workers must guard them near the ant hill and that some will join queens to found new homes. Doris asks her mother about the truth.
A primary is held today in Massachusetts Fifth district to name candidates for the seat. Mrs. Rogers widow of the late congressman seeks the Republican nomination amid party debates over gas and maritime issues.
Two young women Jane an American and Joyce an Englishwoman meet at a dinner party and each fears the other judges her. Their mutual anxiety fades after Joyce compliments Jane and they share a playful exchange, realizing both were self conscious and briefly breaking the ice.
Gustav V of Sweden born in Stockholm 67 years ago today. Arthur Meighen former Canadian prime minister born in St Marys Ontario 41 years ago today. Walter M W Splawn UT Austin faculty member born in Taryant county Texas 42 years ago today. Len Small governor of Illinois born near Kankakee 68 years ago today. Cortellua Van de Ven Catholic bishop of Alvaanda La born in Holland 69 years ago today.
In a maritime accident near Norway a Hevertean perished when steamships collided. Eight aviators circling the area were reported nearby in French Cochin China for undisclosed reasons.
The text outlines Gemini traits for today including sharp perception and planning benefits. It notes emotional mood in the afternoon, and describes a newborn’s health and temperament. It lists historical figures born on this date and advises cautious personal choices in relationships.
William D. Mitchell of Minnesota is named solicitor general to replace James M. Beck. A veteran of Spanish American and World Wars, he practiced law in St Paul for nearly thirty years, and his father was a Minnesota supreme court justice. He joins a notable Minnesota group in Washington including Frank B. Kellogg and Charles Justice Butler.
A record of notable dates from 1808 to 1885 including Joseph Bonaparte proclaimed king of Spain 1808 Hugh Legare death 1843 and the Wanderer being seized in New York 1858. Also mentions Boston’s centennial celebration of the Battle of Bunker Hill and the opening of the first cable in 1885.
A 1916 item mentions a U S railroad in Kansas City. The British House of Commons adopted a resolution backing arbitration to settle international disputes. Russians attacked Austro German lines protecting Lemberg amid wartime activity.
State witnesses challenge defense of publisher George W. Lynn on criminal libel charges in Yuma. Dairyman John Erlick testifies that Sanguinetti dairy ranch never used formaldehyde or any preservatives.
A discussion on the life giving role of sunlight emphasizes its benefit for babies. It explains chlorophyll like green growth in plants and compares it to hemoglobin in humans, noting sun exposure increases hemoglobin production and oxygen delivery for growth and life. The piece urges letting babies receive ample direct sunlight on all body parts.
The depot in Yuma received a shipment from a farmer's farm via Frank Gardenhire. Tests found formaldehyde and boric acid in the milk sold in 1923. The defense alleges Sanguinetti was Gardenhire's partner and that the distribution reached tail customers after receipt at the depot.
A fragmentary verse collection contrasts poets with commercial tunes and jazz age noise. It muses on fame status and jokes about naming a celebrated figure like Babe Ruth, then riffing on drawing lines and a divided world of golfers and caddies, ending with lines about crooks and the biggest fish getting away.
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