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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1924
Page
6
National committees hear Dawes Coolidge pairing praised for vigor and reform potential. The speaker touts a strong ticket uniting backbone leadership and investigative spirit to challenge constitutional encroachments and energize the race atmosphere.
At Po catello a naturalist couple leased their house and garden to applicants but kept snakes as garden helpers. The snakes cleared pests, boosting the garden while the couple were away in Salt Lake City. Five leasing candidates were told the arrangement and its benefits.
A small passenger steamer ran aground on a sand bar at the northern end of Grand Island in the Niagara river with passengers aboard. A larger steamer evacuated them, while the Edgewater excursion steamer also ran aground at the head of Grand Island loading a river trip party. Rescue craft moved in from La Salle to help.
A vessel near Cathet Bott was refloated after an evening incident. Steene, en route June 1, continued its voyage following the event reported by AP.
Washington June 23 AP six years on the Senate firing line and four terms in the House built Pat Harrison into a forceful speaker who was chosen as temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention. A Mississippi native born August 1881 Harrison rose from newsboy to district attorney and congressman before winning a Senate seat.
Italian courts in unison protest a British Labor party resolution supporting Matteotti’s socialist movement. The judges declare judicial independence from government and party influence, denouncing foreign interference while reaffirming Italy's commitment to liberty and democracy.
New York June 23 AP officials plan strict limits on noise at the Democratic convention in Madison Square Garden. One band only will perform within hearing distance during sessions with no trumpets drums or mechanical noise. The official band will be on duty for each session and nomination event.
The Japanese legation in Peking protests the Chinese government signing bonds of Federal Telegraph Company on grounds it infringes Amitsui Japan monopoly for wireless construction in China for thirty years. Federal Telegraph announced with RCA an agreement to build five large wireless stations in China to enable direct U S China communication, with construction not yet begun.
Buffalo youth William R. Christian, 17, was found dead in a pasture near Black Hawk Colorado on Thursday afternoon. A coroner’s jury ruled he was slain by an unknown assailant. The case remains under investigation with few details released.
Los Angeles reports A J Durkin a suspect in a Newark New Jersey whiskey raid murder case from March 1923. Police identify him as the slayer of Policeman Pete Berdoski and say he admitted being wanted for murder. Extradition proceedings will follow.
The National Audubon Society is gifted about 26 000 acres of marsh in Vermilion Parish Louisiana as a bird sanctuary. Mrs Grace Rogers, sister of the late Paul Rainey, provided the land. The area forms two thirds of the Rainey Melhenny preserve and will be protected from hunting while duck foods are planted to attract waterfowl.
Mrs Rogers provided the National Association of Audubon Societies with her shooting grounds to establish a Paul J Rainey Wildlife Sanctuary and also supplied funds to develop and maintain the site.
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