Pocatello Tribune Presents Evening Edition Note
The Pocatello Tribune informs readers of its publication details and mailing status. It notes daily delivery by carrier in Pocatello and directs readers to report complaints at the office. The paper is entered as second class mail matter in Pocatello Idaho and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Daily Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
The
Inquirer
George Carnoux
Winston
Warfield
Mr. Carnoux
Carnoux
Therese Carnoux
Therese
George Curnoux
The Old Guard at Chicago Fight and Fate of the Party
An analysis of the Chicago convention showing veteran leaders and the Old Guard influence. It argues the seasoned figures endured long debates and urged steady, experienced leadership to steer the party, contrasting with younger, unsettled factions and praising Roots's chairmanship as pivotal to a decisive victory.
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Dr. Osler
Chicago
Root
Child Labor Bulletin Highlights Nationwide Illiteracy
The National Child Labor committee reports over 6 000 000 illiterates in the United States and notes one in seven children aged 10 to 14 not in school. Twenty nine states allow child workers who may not read or write and about two million children under 16 are employed. The Bulletin’s first issue focuses on child labor and education.
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United States
Child Labor Bulletin
National Child Labor Committee
Eigth
Progress in Child Labor Laws Seen Since 1904 Conference
A Louisville conference on child labor highlights legal gains across 39 states since the National Child Labor Committee formed in 1904. It notes a general 14th birthday work limit in northern states, with four southern exceptions, while P P Claxton describes harsh conditions faced by very young workers in mills.
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Louisville
United States
Massachusetts
National Child Labor Committee
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Virginia
P. P. Claxton
Carolinas
Bulletin
Garfields says new progressive party has funds for campaign
In a Chicago interview published nationwide, James R. Garfield states the new progressive party has ample funds to finance its campaign. He notes no current plan to solicit funds from common people and contrasts with historic party funding and Roosevelt’s financing.
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Chicago
New Progressive Party
James R. Garfield
New Party
Republican Party
Whig Party
Roosevelt
New Pa Movement
Justice to the Arabs in European Scholarship
Prescott laments the poor access to Arab literature in Europe due to difficult language and faulty translations. He argues that Turkish rule further obscures Arab merit, noting centuries of cultural stagnation and a lack of positive literary contributions from the Turkish state.
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Casiri
Europe
Prescott
Patient Wisdom From The Worm The Record Herald
The Chicago Record Herald notes patience can avert rash action and concludes that delays may avoid bruising when forces shift. The aphorism suggests restraint before reacting to rising pressures and changes in power or opinion.
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Chicago Record. Herald
Annual Custom First Fiy Kh Sparks Local Rumpus
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports a renewed dispute titled First Fiy Kh and Second Fly Why with residents fearing renewed extermination measures. Authorities promise inspections and public safety actions. Community leaders urge calm as tensions rise.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
How He Does It Prizefighter Quietly Rakes In Cash
A Detroit Free article notes the subject’s success as a prizefighter, with colleagues remarking on his rapid earnings. The piece highlights a rising star whose hustle and bouts draw attention from fans and investors alike.
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Detroit
A Lady in Duel Trouble Shields Brother in Odd Plot
In a 17th century New Orleans tale a twin sister impersonates her brother to answer duel challenges. She dons a male disguise and orchestrates a series of misdirections to avert violence. The ruse collapses when she reveals she answered the challenges for her brother and end up prompting reconciliation with Clarence Warfield.
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New Orleans
Therese
Marie George
Mars
Winston
Clarence Warfield
George Carnous
Mile
Carnoux
Warfield
Louis Winston
Protection of Naturalized Citizens
Quote from Oscar Straus notes the United States policy of nonintervention and protection for naturalized citizens abroad. It stresses expatriation rights and the protection of native born and naturalized Americans who face penalties when returning to their country of origin without consent.
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United States
Washington
France
Oscar Straus
Zweigart Weekly Prices Special on Lard and Meats
Price list shows lard deals for the coming week with 10 lb blocks at 1.15 and premium 10 lb at 1.25. Also offered are 5 lb at 0.60 and 0.65, and 3 lb pails at 0.35 and 0.40. Smoked meats featured in the sale.
Hams and bacon price listings from local market
Market column shows hams at 16 cents per pound and bacon at 17 cents per pound. Prices reflect typical daily staple goods in the local trades.
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Hhis
Milo
Carnous
Winston End
Warfield Teeter
Mlie
George
Jake
Darky
Mars’ George
Foils
George Carnoug
Hood River
California
Utah
Afton
Ponderos
H. W. Spung
Optometrist
W. Center St
Pocatello, Idaho
Zweigart Bros. Meat Market
Hull's Grocery
Malarse
House OF Staples
Chunaware
Acon
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