Violence and War Echoes Shape Public Mood
The piece argues war breeds fear of widespread violence in daily life yet notes soldiers are disciplined and prefer peace at home. It warns youths may view human life as cheap and stresses the need to rely on state justice rather than private force to settle disputes.
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Hell
Jack McAuliffe
Jess Willard
McAuliffe
Sam
Sullivan
Jim Corbett
John
Burleson Reassigns Telegraph Control to Owners
Burleson says actual control of wire operations returns to owning companies while rates and finances stay under congressional jurisdiction. The government board is dissolved except for reporting to the owners, shifting responsibility to companies on the eve of a potential nationwide telegraphers strike. Telegraphers seek union rights, collective bargaining, reinstatement of discharged workers, higher pay, and improved working conditions.
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Burleson
Congress
Wire Control Board
Percy Thomas
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Telephone and Telegraph
Labor Reconstruction Convention Opens in Atlantic City
Nearly a thousand AFL delegates meet in Atlantic City on June 9 for a two week study of labor readjustment issues. The executive council backs theLeague of Nations covenant and government railways while urging workers’ input in laws within industry. The convention opposes a one big union and any general strike linked to Debs clemency or Mooney case protests.
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American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Executive Council
Federation of Labor
Thomas Mooney
San Francisco
Metal Trades Department
Eugene V. Debs
Two Minute Talks On Safety Campaign
The Tribune announces daily Two Minute Talks on street and home safety as part of the Public Safety Campaign in Pocatello. The series aims to cover specific hazards and practical safeguards to reduce accidents, following already observed declines in street incidents.
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Pocatello
the Tribune
One Safe Rule for Drivers Around Children at Play
Daily in the United States a child under ten is killed by an automobile and drivers are blamed. Children lack judgment and dash into streets. do not let kids drive your auto. Drive slowly and keep your car under perfect control near play areas.
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Farming Watch For Alfalfa Weevil In Idaho
Idaho farmers urged to monitor alfalfa fields for alfalfa weevil spread from Utah. Weevil life cycle described, damage in successive years, and control measures including pre-spring disking, harrowing, and a wire drag using hog fence.
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Idaho
Utah
Rexburg
Western Quarantine Board
Improved Method of Potato Seed Treatment and Pasturing Practices
Farmers advised to reduce sheep pasturing to three or four days and avoid dust mulch spraying due to poisoning risks and crop lack of value. A new seed treatment method uses hot formaldehyde dip at 118 to 122 degrees for two minutes, followed by drying, replacing longer soaking with corrosive sublimate or formaldehyde solutions.
Worlds in the Making by Dr. A D Carpenter
Dr A D Carpenter scientist and astronomer presents science to the popular mind in an engaging lecture. He avoids dry detail while explaining marvels of the universe and the making of worlds.
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Doctor Carpenter
A. D. Carpenter
Worry If Your Auto Is Stolen With Pocatello Insurance Trust Co
Insurance notice warns drivers to worry when their car is stolen by joy riders if coverage exists with the Pocatello Insurance Trust Co Inc at 318 West Clark Street. Phone 224 adv.
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Pocatello Insurance Trust Co., Inc
West Clark St
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