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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
4
An Idaho-based dispute over a Progressive aligned, unofficial Forty-eight committee backing Senator Borah for 1924 presidential nomination surfaces. The piece notes Borah’s stance with Idaho’s GOP, the party machine, and critique of New York supporters, while contrasting views on world court and gun control themes and campaign tactics.
June 17 highlights cheerful mood for relationships and fiery energy as the Sun enters Leo. The reading warns of jealousy and curiosity about details, urging caution with feelings while noting potential fame or folly based on choices. Well known births include James Montgomery Flagg and John R. Thomas.
Fragmentary excerpt cites the word Jehovah appearing 6835 times in the Bible and comments on a British act restricting meals on holidays. The text implies law enforcement ignores the rule about serving more than two courses during certain holidays, noting the law remains in effect with impunity.
Doris and Squeedee enter a magical castle where forty five bumblebee queens live harmoniously. The queen mother guides a peaceful kingdom, unlike restless queen rivalries in other hives. Workers fade in fall and awaken in spring to build new homes and raise large families. The castle stays safe as Squeedee has supposedly fixed nearby field mice.
1764 the Sandy Hook lighthouse began operation. 1776 Gen Sullivan’s forces retreat from Canada to Crown Point New York. 1815 Napoleon falls to Wellington and Blucher at Waterloo. 1817 Waterloo Bridge opens in London. 1843 H Clay Evans born in Juniata County Pennsylvania. 1864 Lee Beauregard repulse Union assaults on Petersburg. 1895 Missouri Supreme Court strikes down law banning discharge for union activity. 1917 Wilson welcomes Belgian commission to the United States.
A well known artist claims seven girl types Mother Violet Flame Sparrow Exotic and Canary. He urges each to stay within her type and asks readers to consult family and friends to confirm their classification.
Milwaukee National Retail Credit men association Boston General Society Sons of the Revolution San Francisco Greeters of America St Paul National Council Travelers Protective Association Santa Barbara American Tuberculosis Association Atlantic City National Association of Building Managers Buffalo New York Grand Commandery Knights Templar Green Mass Massachusetts Association of Elks Dakota Knights of Columbus of South Dakota
A local school board committee this week pushes a measures agenda described as propaganda. The move centers on education policy and district messaging amid community debate.
Arthur Ponsonby, rising in the British House of Commons, pushes a bill to abolish titled peers’ entailed advantages. He comes from a notable lineage, being connected to General Sir Henry Ponsonby and Earl Grey, with past Liberal roots and current Labor ties. His wartime stance on peace negotiations once cost him his parliamentary seat.
A fragment from a report suggests that even a limited modern battle can render light and power insufficient for a city of about 75,000 residents, highlighting vulnerability of urban infrastructure in war.
Cyrus H K Curtis a Maine native and leading publisher celebrates 73rd birthday born in Portland. William C Redfield former U S Secretary of Commerce turns 69 born in Albany. Otis T Wingo congressman from Arkansas marks 46th year since birth in Weakly County Tennessee. Blanche Sweet famed motion picture actress born 7ce ago. Rt Rev James Craig Morris Pan American Canal Zone missionary bishop born in Louisville 53 years ago.
Across the nation today, UW Madison confers twelve hundred degrees at its 70th commencement while Armour & Co. resumes hearings on Morris meat packing acquisition in Chicago. An ICC session on Pacific coast rail facilities begins in Pocatello Idaho and a Washington wedding links Louisa Hoar to Christopher La Farge. Also in New York, fifteen hundred dancing teachers attend a national conclave as Minnesota resumes a senate primary to fill the Nelson seat. In Newark, Mrs. John Creighton and her husband face murder and related charges. Rotary prepares for its 14th annual convention in St. Louis drawing 10 000 delegates. Circus rings are noted to be forty two feet in diameter.
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