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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1924

Page

4

Pocatello Tribune Publication Details

The Daily Tribune of Pocatello Idaho lists delivery options and subscription rates including free six months for $4.75 and annual $89.00. It notes printing and republication rights held by The Associated Press and announces publication schedule and mail entry.

Associated Press Weat Center Street Pocatello Idaho Daily Tribune Tribune

Labor and immigration limits defend American workers

The piece argues that skilled and unskilled American laborers face job and wage threats from both immigration and imported European goods. It cites the 1917 AFL convention endorsing industrial preparedness and calls for an import tax equal to production cost differences to adequately protect wage earners from foreign competition.

Europe American Federation of Labor Congress

What This Day Means to You Horoscope Fragment

The text outlines favorable aspects for today, urging bold action and starting new ventures while warning against recklessness. It discusses a birthday profile noting resilience, potential, and need for honest upbringing. It emphasizes personal growth toward truth, health, and intelligence.

Sub Rosa Advice on Keeping a Long-Distance Lover

Practical tips from a vintage column advise a girl to constantly write one thoughtful letter weekly, crafting it to seem written in the small hours with many excuses for time and social duties. The letter should convey urgency, avoid passive lines about absence, and aim to keep the sweetheart engaged by a steady, affectionate communication style.

Ted Emma

One Year Ago Today in the Prohibition Era News

A garbled note recalls events from a year ago involving President Hardin and prohibition efforts. The fragment mentions telephone operators in Newland going on strike and references editor Ward and publisher ventor with scattered terms like capitalist.

Hardin Kei Prohibition Newland

Night Hawk Family Visit Lights Up David's Night

David meets Squeedee the elfin in Joyland who guides him to Daddy Nighthawk and Mama Nighthawk. They discuss their feeding grounds near electric lights, how they lay eggs in sunlight, and invite David to stay while explaining their nomadic nest habits.

David Bqueedes Joyland Daddy Nighthawk Daddy Filer Suqeedee Mama Nighthawk Willy Whideorwill Daddy Night Naar Squeedee Ri Nighthawk Paing Uae

Anniversaries Snapshot Through Time

A compact list of notable anniversaries spanning 1824 to 198 and a 1918 British naval loss. Entries include Julien Poydras de Lalande's death in Louisiana, Chicago’s first brick church dedication, Burlington railroad jubilee, a 1866 commercial convention, 1868 eight hour workday act, Samuel Harris’s death, the sinking of the Orissa, and a 1980s nations anniversary in London.

Julien Poydras de Lalande Pointe Coupee Nantes France Chicago Burlington Lakes Atlantic Vermont United States Great Britain Holland U. S Samuel Harris Bondovico Litchfield Conn East Machias Orissa Irish

Matrimonially Speaking

A humorous column on marital debates where the husband always claims the final say and the wife jokes that the last word myth should be libelous. The note promises tomorrow's piece on a wife making many plans.

Tenth anniversary of the Salem fire and national events

The notice lists events including the Salem fire anniversary in Salem Massachusetts, the Democratic National Convention in Madison Square Garden, Alexandra Day tributes in England, Kelvin birthday centennial observances at Glasgow, Hood's Texas Brigade reunion in Ryan Texas, a North Dakota Republican primary contest, and the opening of the National Conference of Social Work in Toronto with delegates from the United States and Canada.

Salem Mass Madison Square Garden England Alexandra Kelvin Glasgow University Toay Ryan Texas Hood Texas Brigade Republcan North Dakota United States Canada Toronto National Conference of Social Work

Dr Herbert Bolton Named President of University of Texas

Dr Herbert Bolton, elected president of the University of Texas, is a 54 year old scholar with a long career in education. He studied at the University of Iowa and the University of Pennsylvania, taught in Wisconsin, and held history posts at Milwaukee State Normal School, the University of Texas, Stanford, and the Bancroft Library at California. He is a renowned authority on southwestern history and author of numerous works on Texas and California.

Herbert B. Bolton University of Texas Bolton Scenein University of Iaconasin University of Pennsylvania Wsconsin Milwaukee State Normal School Texas Leland Stanford University University of California Southwest California

Mean man leaves two half dollars at Pittsburgh Chron telegraph

A mean man at a restaurant drops two half dollars while paying his bill. He asks Walter to retrieve one, and Walter finds the first under the table. The man pockets the coin and instructs Walter to note the other for a ninety cent tip.

Walter Pittebargh Chrono -Telegraph

Conventions Opening Today Across Multiple Cities

Ottawa hosts the Canadian National Jewelers Association while Boulder features the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. Boston hosts Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity activities as does Philadelphia with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. San Jose and Detroit hold Christian Endeavor Society gatherings, Salt Lake City hosts the Utah State Dental Society, Reedsburg Wisconsin Tire men’s association meets, and Brownwood Texas hosts the Veterinary Medical Association conference.

Ottawa Ont National Jewelers’ Association Boulder Cole Society For the Promotion of Engineering Boston Mass Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Philadelphia National Association the Advancement of Colored People San Jose Calif Christian Endeavor Societies of California Detroit Mich Michigan Salt Lake City Utah State Dental Society Reedsburg Wis Wisconsin Tiremen's Association Brownwood Texas Texas Veterinary Medical Association

Birthdays of notable figures marked today

John Dillon once led Irish Nationalists born in Ireland 78 years ago. William A. Quayle former Methodist bishop born in Parkville Missouri 64 years ago. LeBaron B. Colt longtime Rhode Island senator born in Dedham Massachusetts 78 years ago. Elino Flores rising pugilist born in the Philippines years ago. Carl Duane famed featherweight pugilist born in New York City 22 years ago.

John Dillon Ireland William A. Quayle Methodist Episcopal Church Parkville LeBaron B. Colt United States Rhode Island Dedham Mass Elino Flores Orn Philippines Carl Duane New York City

Ives Rejects Invite After Embarrassing Visit

Mr Ives tells his wife he does not want to entertain a business associate and her wife at their home after recalling an awkward prior visit that left him unrecovered from the embarrassment.

Hip COMEBACK Over supper quarrel in Boston Transcript style

A couple argues over a late husband coming home for supper. She accuses him of lateness, even at church on their wedding day. He retorts that he was not late enough, in a tersely bitter exchange.

Hubby Boston Transcript

Gasoline Hope Delivers Fuel to Stranded Motorist

A country road encounter between a stranded motorist and a helpful youngster ends with the boy carrying a long tin can and joking about its contents. The motorist hopes the can holds gasoline, while the boy frets it might taste of pancake batter from home.

Boston

Sunshine in London and the cost of progress

A light verse contrasts London’s sunny days with petty crime and calls for a gentler mood among criminals. A separate note notes the billion dollar cost to abolish grade-crossings versus the cost of harming people, while other lines mock a suggestion and Eskimo rainlessness.

America

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