Fishing Industry Struggles Under Republican Administration
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1924
Page
2
Kiwanis Rotary Baseball Battle Set for Tuesday
Blackfoot prepares for a seven inning Kiwanis Rotary game next Tuesday at 5 30 p m The mayor may declare a post game holiday to let clerks attend Admission is 50 cents with gate receipts funding camp sign guidance The American Legion band will perform in uniform as teams require full participation from members and promote attendance inviting visitors from Pocatello to cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Kiwanis- Rotary
Ceeine
Signa
Pocatello
Ancient Rivalry in Idaho Livestock Case Highlighted
Malad Idaho June 28 a civil suit heard before Probate Judge Lykins drew interest from a long running feud between cattle and sheep men in southern Idaho. The action seeks damages in a case linked to the historic livestock controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malad
Lykins
Idaho
Sheep grazing dispute ends with hung jury
Barney T. Jones and Mil ete bring sheep to graze on land of the plaintiff seeking $499. The jury failed to reach a verdict. A sheep herder for Faure was recently arrested on a rancher’s complaint alleging he shot at him with a rifle. preliminary hearing set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney T. Jones
Milete
Mr. Faure
Little Interest in Junior Ball Contest
The Junior League game last evening between the second and third ward teams produced a 10 to 3 win for the second ward. Batteries were Howard Clark and Jimmy Oram for the second ward. Paul Schumacher and Percy Fisher for the third ward. The report notes the contest as uneventful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Howard, Clark
Jimmy Oram
Paul Schumacher
Percy Fisher
Jones Faure Ward Contest Draws Interest
Dr. Evans an optician from Boise will be at the St Marie hotel Room 203 next Monday June 30 to examine eyes and fit glasses. The notice highlights eye strain causing headaches and nervousness and promotes local eye care in Poca tello. European produce now grown in Uruguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Evans
Boise
St. Marie Hotel
Pocatello
Hairpin dumping of bob wearers spotted near cities
Classified ads note discoveries of discarded hairpins believed tied to bob wearers near large cities. A separate item reports toy balloons coated with a preparation to extend life before inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaerers
Democratic Platform Promises New Tax and Trade Policy
The Democratic platform condemns Republican corruption and inefficiency, pledges honest government, tariff reform, and income tax fairness. It advocates farm relief, railroad and water transportation reform, conservation, and American shipping while stressing civil service integrity and national education support.
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Democratic Party
Fordney-McCumber
Republican Party
Progressveen
Mellon
Coolidge
Europe
Thomas Jefferson
The
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Civil Service
Republican Administration
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Civil Service Commission En Ethiat Oon Aon
Democratic Party Platform Excerpts on Civil Service and Immigrant Policy
The text outlines Democratic positions on civil service reform, veteran benefits, postal salaries, and political finance. It advocates exservice man preferences in appointments, expanded probation in courts, women's roles in government, generous veterans' aid, banning private finance in elections, publicity for candidates, narcotics control, and state rights while opposing centralization. It also calls for immediate Filipino independence and notes concerns over Alaska mismanagement.
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Congress
United States
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Republican
Union
Republcan Party
Republican Party
Alaska
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