Let Us Watch Our Step in Four Year Tech Club Fight
The Tribune urges keeping the Four Year Tech club nonpartisan to avoid manipulation by Progressive candidates. It warns that party entanglement could threaten the movement, which has broad backing in southeastern Idaho, and stresses vigilance against political use by office seekers.
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Progressive Party
Pocatello
the Tribune
Progressive
Tech
Southeastern
Idaho
Tech Club
Who Was To Blame Drama in a Despairing Mind
A dramatic note on a Chicago mother Mrs M D Tilman who killed herself and her two children after a worsening sense of despondency. The piece questions responsibility for tragedy, blaming life’s hardships rather than literature. It cites Ibsen and the pull of fate in a grim tableau.
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M. D. Tilman
Chicago
Ibsen
Color Sergeant Hat Fails West Point Parade Moment
A lighthearted Western front column recalls Gustaf Adolf of Sweden at West Point where a gust of wind swiped the color sergeant’s hat. The hat drifted into the crown prince’s path as cadets passed, and the prince offered compliments only on the troops, not the hat. The incident remains unresolved in print, marking one of West Point’s darkest hours.
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Sweden
United States
Gustaf Adolf
Crown Prince of
West Point
The Dot Cartoonist by George Bell
A Bell Syndicate cartoon caption features a cartoonist pondering gifts after enjoying a chocolate egg malted milk phosphate. A humorous exchange offers a Cayenne pepper alternative and playful mockery of a long list of items.
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the Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Bandit Poem by James J. Montague
A lyric explores the bandit as a man driven to crime by need and temptation. It argues for understanding rather than harsh judgment, suggesting society should overlook foibles and humanize the offender, even as law provides punishment. The piece ends with a note on a broken northern polar continent myth.
Notable anniversaries and historical events list
Anniversary notes recall 1818 Commodore William H. Macomb born in De Ha died in Philadelphia in 72 18483 Hugh Legare death in Boston born 1797 1870 Seattle bank opened 1882 Sweden allows higher degrees 1885 first cable street railway in Kansas City 1893 UK Commons supports arbitration 1916 Russian attack near Lemberg 1924 Norwegian coast steamship collision kills 17
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William H. Macomb
Plymouth
N. C
de Ha
Philadelphia
Hugh 8. Legare
South Carolina Statesman
Daniel Webster
Boston
Charles
8. C
Seattle
Sweden
Kanens City
House of Commons
Lemberg
Norway
England's Ashby Reelected Leader of World Suffrage Alliance
Mrs. Margaret Corbett Ashby of England has been reelected president of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance at its Paris congress. A political family background includes her Liberal MP father. She joined women’s groups at age 20 and has long campaigned for suffrage, serving as recording secretary and twice contesting Parliament.
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Margaret Corbett Ashby
England
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Paris
Women's Liberal Federation
National Union of Societies For Women's Suffrage
Organization
Centenary of John Pool birth marked today
Sweden marks the 68th birthday of King Gustav V and the royal heir tours America. The Rt Rev Francis W Howard celebrates 35 years in priesthood. The International Association of Optimist Clubs holds a three day Lexington convention. The Great Western Gateway Bridge in Schenectady is formally dedicated. Worcester plans a reception for the Swedish party today. Cardinal Rongano leads the papal legate train from New York to Chicago for the Eucharistic congress.
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John Pool
United States
North Carolina
Sweden
Gustav V
America
Francis W. Howard
Covington
International Association of Optimist Clubs
Lexington
Schenectady
N. Y
Worcester
Mass
Cardinal Red
Cardinal Rongano
New York
Chicago
Birth anniversaries of notable figures marked today
Stockholm born King Gustav V. Canadian former prime minister Arthur Meighen from St Marys Ontario. Illinois governor Len Small from near Kankakee Illinois. Colorado College president Dr Charles C Mierow born New York. Bishop Cornelius Van de Ven of Alexandria Louisiana born in Holland. All celebrate birthdays today with ages from 44 to 68.
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Gustav V
Sweden
Stockholm
Arthur Meighen
Dominion of Canada
St. Mary's
Ont
Len Small
Iliiois
Kankakee
Charles C. Mierow
Colorado College
New York
Cornelius van de Ven
Alexandria
Holland
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Sailed From Charlestown
One year ago today the MacMillan Arctic expedition set sail from Charlestown Navy Yard aboard the steamer Peary. The voyage marked the start of an ambitious polar journey led by the famed explorer and his crew seeking new Arctic findings.
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MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Charlestown Navy Yard
Peary
Portia Jacobi Sweet Suicide Stuns Massachusetts Circle
Mrs Portia Coolidge Jacobi Sweet wife of a Boston bond broker and member of the Coolidge family suicided at her San Francisco home yesterday. She left a note blaming despondency and had attended the president’s family reunions in Massachusetts. Her maiden name was Portia Jacobi.
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San Francisco
Portia Coolidge Jacobi Sweet
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Masachusetts
Portia Jacobi
Never Judge a Dragonfly by Its Looks
A pond tale shows Miss Cricket and Miss Bee mock a dragonfly under a lily. The dragonfly sheds her old skin, reveals brilliant wings, and proves herself skilled in swift, varied flight. The trio learns a lesson about quick judgments.
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Mian
Cricket
Miss Bee
Miss Cricket
Tilly Turtle
Miss Turtle
Miss Dee
Misa Dragonfly
Newspaper Feature Service, Ince
Navigation Woes Mark Great Lakes Hazardous Waters
The Great Lakes present navigational challenges with as many as 500 reefs and shoals, requiring ship masters to know locations and extents to avoid them in all weather. Nearly a thousand lights with distinct flashings add to the complexity for mariners.
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Great Lakes
Wheat use and hogs dominate American food economy
The United States harvests about 5 billion bushels of wheat yearly but exports and consumption take only one fifth. Four fifths go to feed domestic animals, yielding about 7 percent salvage as food. Hogs provide the best feed conversion at around 20 percent. The American flag is among the oldest national banners.
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United States
Thelma Credits Boss Bond Yet Warns on Workplace Tactics
A column discusses Thelma and her boss friendship and contrasts secretary Jean Watson with a competent secretary. It argues that friendliness alone does not win respect and that actual efficiency secures indispensable status. The piece cites Mr Andrews praising Watson and warns business readers that competence outvalues charm.
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Thelma
Mr Stephens
Jean Watson
Jean
Mr. Andrews
Tellis
Miss Johnson
Miss Wuatson
Mimi
Bell Syndicate
Fragmentary remark on modesty and dress hedges on decorum
The readable line hints at a debate over modesty and appropriate dress for women, suggesting restraint and social standards. It presents a pensive view that the day may come when modesty suffices if garments cover the girls, reflecting era attitudes.
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