Pocatello Seen As Strong Manufacturing Site
E W McCullough director of the United States chamber of commerce industrial committee surveyed Gate City and surrounding territory and praised Pocatello as a top Intermountain manufacturing location. He cautioned the city is short on cooperation and urged gathering firsthand plant data to attract mass production with affordable transportation and a wide distribution area. The Tribune has long urged targeted city advertising to show facilities and locations to prospective manufacturers.
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Isat Pocatello
E. W. McCullough
Manufacture and Industrial Committee
The
United States Chamber of Commerce
Gate Cry
the Tribune
Pocatello
Chautauqua’s Value Urged for Pocatello Backers
The Ellison White Chautauqua has drawn good crowds but many locals overlook its educational and entertainment value. Promoters urge guarantors to cover any potential deficits to keep the program in Pocatello and ensure future years of varied speakers, music and drama.
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Pocatello
Senator Oscar Underwood Retires From Public Life
Senator Oscar W. Underwood, long a Democrat stalwart from Alabama, retires after a career starting in 1895 in the House and serving in the Senate since 1915. He will leave public life, move to a Potomac River estate in Virginia, and is not seeking reelection.
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Underwood
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Democratic Party
Mutiny preaching Saklatvala jailed amid speech debates
The communist MP Saklatvala, accused of mutiny rhetoric, was jailed as radicals protest his exclusion by the state department. Kentucky bans the sale of a weak 3.75 percent malt tonic, and telephone operators reportedly avoid lotteries due to likely wrong numbers.
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Saklatvala
State Department
Kentucky
Sweet Sixteen and the Social Tightrope
A 1926 Bell Syndicate column warns sixteen year olds about sneaking out and chasing popularity. It urges respecting parents rules, building real friendships, and invites readers to request “Food for Conversation” and “How to Overcome Self-Consciousness” via a stamped envelope.
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Tula
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Early Morning Ambition Warned By Parents And Teachers
A reflective verse passage recalls warnings from parents and teachers about needing to rise early to achieve greatness. It contrasts sentimental ideals of brilliance at dawn with practical habits demanded by daily effort.
Next Year's Theatre Ad and Telephone Rates Raise
A fragment from Montague critiques delayed productivity and fame while noting a future theatre ad and a New York Telephone Company rate hike from fifteen to thirty cents a month. The text references crossing from grade crossings to Charon and mocks the industry.
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New York Telephone Company
Betty Visits Eskimo Land In Snow Cave Adventure
Betty wishes for a land with no doors and is whisked to Eskimo land with the elf Gocomeback. She meets Zoe and Zee in a snow village, views a snow dwelling with a snow stove and a skin bed, then returns home when the door is nearly closed. The tale marks a 1926 Newspaper Feature Service story.
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Betty
Hetty
Gocomeback
Zoe
Zee
Go Comeback
Gove
North America
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Anniversaries and historical notes from 19th and 20th centuries
A dated roundup lists anniversaries and events: John G. Downey born in Ireland. Stuyvesant Fish born in New York City. 1863 Berwick Bay captured by Tayior. 1866 Battle of Custozza with Austrian forces. 1908 Grover Cleveland dies in Princeton. 1924 Harrison delivers keynote at Democratic convention.
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John G. Downey
California
Rose Cammon
Ireland
Oregon Legislative Committee
Stuyvesant Fish
Ilinois Central Railroad
New York City
Tayior
Berwick Bay
Louisiana
Custozza
Archduke Albert
Victor Emmanuel
Grover Cleveland
United States
Princeton
N. J
Caldwell
Harrison
Mississippi
Madison Square Garden
Birthdays of Notable Figures Marked Across Nations
Today's listings celebrate Gustave Charpentier in Alsace Lorraine and Brig Gen Merch B Stewart in Virginia. Also noted are George Burdett Ford in Clinton Masa 47 years ago, Henry W Watson in Bucky County la 70 years ago, and Jack Dempsey in Manassa Colo 39 years ago.
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Gustave Charpentier
Alsace-Lorraine
Centuries of Celebrations Mark Global Events
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the Michigan Grand Lodge of Freemasons. John G. Downey’s birth centenary is noted, alongside Archbishop Dowling’s 35th priesthood anniversary. Jack Dempsey is listed at age 30. The Eucharistic Congress in Chicago ends, Wisconsin Republicans convene in Milwaukee, and a London banquet honors President Doumerge. A Montreal ceremony memorializes the 1827 uprising and twelve executions. Fire-fighting equipment manufacturers meet in Montreal to discuss U S and Canada fire protection efforts costing around a billion dollars.
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Michigan Grand Lodge of Freemasons
John G. Downey
California
Archbishop Dowling
St. Paul
Jack Dempsey
Chicaro
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Doumerge
France
London
Montreal
America
United States
Canada
New York Engineer Guntay Tindenthal Receives Honorary Doctorate
Guntay Tindenthal of New York has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Arts degree by the Vienna Technical School. He serves as consulting engineer and architect to the railroads and the public for the Mell Gate and Mast river bridge project. A native of Austria, he came to the United States in 1874 after studies in Brann and Vienna and engineering work in Switzerland and Austria. He gained standing at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition and has since practiced in New York City, becoming renowned as a leading bridge designer and builder.
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Guntay Tindenthal
New York
Vienna Technical School
Eolroads
Mell Gate
Mast River
Mr. Tindenthal
Austria
United States
Brann
Vienna
Switzerland
Thrge
New York City
Damage suit filed against traction line near Nampa
In Caldwell on June 24 a suit was filed in district court by Mabel Nolland widow of Clarence E Holland against Boise Valley Traction Co and Ross Manchester motorman. She seeks damages for the deaths of Holland and his son Dean in the April 27 1926 interurban collision near Nampa alleging careless driving and faulty equipment. Deceased left a widow and a 14 year old son. The report notes the car was demolished and dragged before stopping. The University of Montana completed a new athletic field at a cost of 25000 dollars.
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Traction Company
Holland
Nolland
Beryl
Coolidge Arrival at Swampscott for Summer Plans
One year ago today President and Mrs Coolidge arrived in Swampscott Massachusetts to decide their summer vacation plans.
Fifty Years of Women Work Open Now to All
Elizabeth Chamberlain of Trenton New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health while working at Unitedall factory overalls. She writes she got wonderful results and will answer letters from women asking about it. The notice asks if readers are on the sunlight road to better health.
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Elizabeth Chamberlain
Untonall
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Chamberlain
Monmouth St
Trenton
N. J
Flag collection nears completion with Wyoming flag
Washington June 24 AP presents the flag of Wyoming to Postmaster General New, completing the Post Office Department’s state flag collection except for Kansas and Nevada. The collection spans U S and possessions, missing Samoa the Philippines and Virgin Islands. Wyoming flag came via Cheyenne postmaster William G. Haas. Garter size chokers for women are vogue in Paris.
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Washington
Wyoming
New
Warren and
Kendrick
Winter
Post Office Department
Kansas
Nevada
Samoa
Philippines
Virgin Islands
William G. Haas
Cheyenne
Paris
Klan Parade Denied in Philadelphia Sesquicentennial
Mayor Kendrick of Philadelphia forbids a Ku Klux Klan demonstration tied to the sesquicentennial program. The September 19 open date will not be officially recognized and police are ordered to refuse parade permits. The report also notes a U K worker’s workers compensation appeal and Tokyo’s new labor hour proposal.
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Philadelphia
Kendrick
The
Exposition Association
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Associated Press
American ‘Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Idaho State
Walteriak Association
Weat Center Street
Idaho
Daily Tribune
Tribune
THF
Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Nicholas Ifft
Chas, G. Sumner
Rosary Mimi
Sweet
Eles Ce
Lave
James J. Montague
Charon
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Hotty
John the Baptist
Traction Line
University of Montana
Lydia E. Pinkham
James Down
Uck
Wade
Olivia
Papa
Girligags
England
Court of Appeals
Tokyo
Brunswick Tires
Star Tire Shop
East Center
Jewett
GEM State Auto CO
Paige
Bannock
Pocatello Floral CO
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