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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
2
A newspaper summary notes the acceptance of Diaz by his supporters for another term as president of Mexico. It warns that resignation or death could provoke succession disputes amid rival claims and suggests Limantore as likely next president. It argues Diaz's continued calm leadership would ease transitions.
A writer warns against supposed guides offering to direct eastern investors to western reclamation sites. He stresses the reclamation department does not itself possess such guides and warns that fair dealers prey on credulous buyers. He notes the West’s appeal and the danger of public gullibility.
Officials announce information will be made public and available to all. Citizens may obtain the desired data without interference, even from those who claim to restrict it. Accessibility and transparency are emphasized as core commitments.
The article notes one American cardinal remains in the United States while a Rome consistory elevates 20 others, leaving Archibishop Gibbons as the sole American cardinal. It discusses expectations around future U S incorporations and the distant prospect of another elevation during the current pope's tenure.
A city column argues women should pay taxes equal to men. The piece contends fairness under law and calls for parity in tax duties across the town of Pocatello.
A dubious advertisement markets a supposed medium offering financial and personal life predictions. It promises success in business, love, and marriage changes and claims verified results for a fee. The pitch invites readers to mail one dollar for a mail reading and urges prompt contact through a listed address.
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