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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
6
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The dialogue centered on intimidation by militant women and how Wilson would respond. Delegates clashed while Bryan stayed apart and later opposed the hand that had defeated him. The piece questions whether that critic can reinforce the administration’s watchful waiting stance.
Mayor Sam Hays of Boise plans rapid growth to 75,000 residents and hopes such expansion will boost the state’s prosperity. The plan includes a major project to connect Boise to a main railroad line and reduce local trade barriers perceived as favoring a few shops in the town.
The article argues that true success comes from consistently “hitting the ball” by applying energy, efficiency, and intelligent effort to tasks. It contrasts capable workers who improve, find leaks, and value work with clock-watchers, noting personal fit and dedication shape lasting achievement across occupations and places.
In a Democratic national convention moment, William Jennings Bryan is labeled a nil quantity who sidesteps crucial tests. The piece recalls his repeated evasions on key issues from secretary of state to platform battles, blaming his past stances and later revenue pursuits.
A Democratic press feature showed a large image of the St. Louis convention hall filled with delegates printed days before the convention began. The scene portrayed the hall as packed, a suggestion perhaps exaggerated beyond reality.
Federal judge Hough holds trust companies doing banking not subject to the war tax. The effect could reduce government tax receipts by about $2,000,000. The government plans to appeal, and McAdoo will hold the sum subject to appellate ruling and include it in the year ending June 30 receipts.
In a political address Wescott nominates Wilson while noting rising strike activity and Democratic war prosperity rhetoric. The piece argues 350000 more workers will join strikes over nonadmin conditions, contrasting with calls to support Hughes as a nonpartisan savior for the country.
The town plans a major Fourth of July celebration with energetic events on the calendar. Officials promise unprecedented activities and a series of war dances unique to this region, poised to attract guests from nearby communities.
Stone as chairman of the hopeless party resolutions committee warns the Republican ticket threatens four years of Democratic pedagoguery. He says nomination in Idaho this year equals election and notes the so called million saving of Moses remains unpaid.
The state land board handles more transactions than two or three banks in the state, reflecting its significant influence in financial and political affairs.
The article traces how June, named for the Junius family, became a favored bride month despite Juno not being its patron. It outlines Juno’s roles as goddess of marriage, childbirth, war, and protection, and notes key June feast days and their link to brides, including St Barnabas, Midsummer, and St Peter.
The Kannock Hotel offers the best merchants lunch for 35 cents per meal and 50 cents on Sundays, according to an advertisement.
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