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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
13
Chicago on June 20 AP says former federal prohibition director Roscoe C. Andrews and John E. Parry plus nine others were indicted by a federal grand jury for distributing liquor stock among stockholders weeks after the Grolmes and Ullrich liquor dealers' crocks.
At Scranton Pennsylvania on July 29 the United Mine Workers international president John S. Lewis ordered two men to remove their carriages and exit the convention hall. Identified were Joseph Manney son in law of William Z Foater and J H McCarthy tied to opposing defense councils.
Basil M. Manly, head of the People's Legislative Service, telegraphed President Harding saying the president can force Pennsylvania to terms in 24 hours. He warned officials would surrender if government workers are ordered to stop using the line and freight is diverted to alternatives.
James A. McFarland of Atlanta was unanimously elected national commander of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War at the closing session in Minneapolis. Only name in nomination. William J. O'Connor of San Francisco chosen senior vice commander. Salt Lake City received the 1924 convention. Meeting set for June 23 to 28.
Washington reports an extra 36000 from the national forest development fund is allocated to the Knox Yellow Pine highway in Payette National Forest Idaho. The eight mile road runs from Knox to Johnson Creek within Valley County.
Albert D. Lasker, retiring head of the United States shipping board, says he believes lawmakers will back a measure to amend the Volstead act to let foreign ships bring liquor into U S territorial waters. He cites both dry and wet supporters in Congress.
Sunday baseball game set for 3 p m at Brady Park featuring the Bears facing Idaho Failis. Local fans urged to arrive early as weather forecast remains mild.
The piece recalls Pocatello named for a Bannock chief and notes rough bounds and playful tales. It mentions a grand viaduct tribute, likening it to the pyramids, and highlights railroading distilling and distribution as key local industries.
The piece argues that while business remains sound, psychological fear weighs on activity. It notes modest orders, cautious consumer behavior, and varied regional conditions with retail strength in cities and weaker wholesale demand. Rates and credit remain ample, with anticipated new securities as easy money persists.
A fire at the Hampton Soldiers Home in Virginia threatened the national facility housing 500 veterans. The blaze started in the mess hall, which was destroyed, while surrounding buildings suffered light damage before firefighters stopped the fire after about two hours.
Reno Nevada June 29 The child welfare division of the Nevada state board of health will begin activities with 16000 in working capital from state and federal funds. The state is divided into seven districts with a trained child welfare nurse in charge of each district to instruct mothers on prenatal care bathing sanitation and general baby and child care. Nurses will be placed where the need is greatest.
Paris June 29 AP reports a discussion of Pope Pius XII reparations conveyed to Cardinal Gasparri. Papers note Berlin dispatches claiming German rejoicing at the pope's expressed sentiments. Le Petit Parisien says French opinion is split and calls the pope's move useless and unfortunate to both devout Catholics and radical anti clericals.
Chancellor Wolcott with precedence dissolves the preliminary injunction that barred American Steel and Tube from selling its assets to Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Sale location is Youngstown Ohio and the action centers on asset transfer between the two companies.
John A. Britton, vice president and general manager of Pacific Gas and Electric, died at a sanitarium in San Francisco after a six day illness.
Reno Nevada June 29 forest roads appropriations totaling 89617 to continue work on forest reserve roads and roads connecting with forest roads are available for use in Nevada this year the highway department announces
Two hunters corner a wildcat in North Carolina woods and watch it leap through a cabin window where Friend Husband sits calmly on the porch. One hunter asks about the wife inside, and the man replies he will not help the creature escape.
The Leader Millinery at 215 North Main advertises fine patterns at wholesale prices and Canary Second Sheets ideal for typewriter practice paper at half the usual price. The Tribune Co. announces Moonlight schools established in 22 states.
A detailed guide on assembling a full set of kitchen knives including paring, carving, butcher, grapefruit, and case knives, plus scissors and spatula. It covers blade steel, handle securement, stainless options, edge types, and proper sharpening methods to ensure durable performance.
A 50 dollar renovation focuses on making a living room feel cooler and more cheerful. The project prioritizes background, then slip covers crafted at home with sage green sateen and cretonne. The sofa and curtains gain new look through sewn French seams and simple tie backs.
The piece argues that music unites families and fosters beauty and understanding. Secretary James John Davis emphasizes developing music in communities with instruments in every home and lessons for every child.
A fragmented guide outlines a cadence of 15 minute work blocks with 5 minute rests and reclining, stretching to 30 minute work periods with 5 minute rests. It specifies alternating lighter and heavier tasks and using chairs or couches to rest, aiming to limit fatigue during chores.
A Bronxville woman enjoys an electric home with over sixty appliances and twenty two outlet plugs. The electric range, automatic oven timer, and thermostat simplify meals while a low wall bulb lights shelves and a future ice freezer. Plan wiring and meters for simultaneous use and add porch outlets for summer meals.
An article describes modern electrical conveniences in homes, from automatic lighting and bed warmers to electric irons, phonographs, and dollhouse accessories. It highlights wired outlays, meters, and the need for ample outlets to support a large electrical load.
A brief fragment shows a speaker questioning how to turn from any fire or any man’s hearthstone and references a wonder and desire that led to building one’s plan. The line echoes longing and personal resolve in a reflective, poetic voice.
The movement for Better Homes aims to help people get more out of life. Mankind’s chief trait is the intellect of the soul, which elevates mentality and opens the door to eternity. A more abundant life arises from cultivating these endowments.
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