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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
3
The piece argues for calm, concerted action to lower farm transport costs via cooperation and constructive policy, not protests. It warns that independent rate fights risk broad opposition, delays, and higher costs, urging carriers to proceed through existing channels and avoid harmful local campaigns.
Rome June 25 AP Italy mobilizes for Paris 1924 with vigorous athletic development since WWI. Italian venues house growing talent in football track field swimming and weightlifting. Notable sprinters run 100m in 10.4 European records, 200m in 22.4, while marathoners like Speroni Benedetti train.
Three thousand men who handle food commodities for U S shoppers attend the National Association of Retail Grocers convention in St Paul. Prominent speakers include J H McLaurin W W Frazier Jr Charles A P Whiteman J W Heracher Charles A C Clark and James A Anderson. Lectures cover cost accounting legal aspects of food manufacturing and merchandise.
Report from Kings Cove Alaska June 27 says Shishaldin on Unimak Island is emitting heavy smoke as coast guard Haida patrol notes. The 1922 eruption featured fire, lava floods for three days and summit destruction, with cross-shaped glow seen from Ugimak Pass lighthouse.
A Boston union of telephone operators announces a strike across New England except Connecticut to begin tomorrow morning. Officials of the New England Telephone Company expect most workers to remain at their posts. The Boston Metropolitan district union says its members will not strike and accuses Miss Julian S. O Connor of promoting the action for personal reasons.
Paris June 25 The royalist newspaper L Action Francaise failed to appear yesterday and today as printing staff refused to set it up over union and political tensions. Previously a strike followed the sacking of socialist papers by a girl anarchist, and non union workers were replaced before new owners unionized the plant again.
Taunggyi Burma June 25 AP The federated Shan states inauguration featured exotic dances including thal bird tribes and animal dances in a 6000 spectator arena with dramatic lighting. The Padaung women wore heavy brass neck rings. some neck rings weigh about 15 pounds, while total rings can exceed 16 pounds. Shans performed animal and bird disguises, buffaloes tigers bears and cocks, as a stray dog fled in terror during a tiger act. The Shar sites are in northeastern Burma with rich agricultural and mineral areas.
Palestine held its first aerial pageant with twenty airplanes including 16 Rolls Royce engines and four Liberty engines. The program featured a relay race with Avro Bristol and De Havilland planes, a mimic combat between Bristol fighters, a Bristol race around Ras el Ain Castle and Jaffa, and balloon and aerial defense demonstrations.
Classified notice announces ideal typewriter practice paper offered at half the usual price by The Tribune Co Ltd with contact information.
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