Daily Tribune Notices From Pocatello Office
Evening paper delivery warning about complaints to be made at the office. Entry at the post office Idaho indicates mail transmission as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
2
Evening paper delivery warning about complaints to be made at the office. Entry at the post office Idaho indicates mail transmission as second class matter.
The Tribune reports a six page reply by J. M. Ingersoll W. A. Hyde and Finn H. Berg to an editorial asserting Mr. Church was repudiated. It notes the letter avoids the questioned point and argues prohibition while defending Church’s integrity and public career.
Boise Journal endorses Former Governor James H. Brady as ambassador to Washington for the Intermountain Good Roads association. The role aims to secure land grants to fund road construction, with Brady praised for political and social standing and expected to gain entry to influential circles.
The Salt Lake Tribune faced sharp protests from Pocatello officials over a controversial ad titled Pocatello the Pitiful printed June 26. Officials demanded a public apology and proper prominence of protest telegrams, noting the ad misrepresented Idaho's Gate City and was mishandled by editors and business staff.
Noted bishop and pulpit orator born in Boston on December 13 1835 died in Boston January 23 1893. Educated at Harvard and Alexandria Theological Seminary served as rector in Philadelphia and Theston then rector of Trinity in 1860 and elected bishop of Massachusetts. Wrote the hymn O Little Town of Bethlehem and published several volumes of lectures and sermons.
Voters condemn delayed explanation after election. Critics accuse Merchants' and Business Men's association based in Salt Lake of influencing coverage, harming public trust in regional journalism and fairness of the result.
The warden reports Oregon’s parole plan reduces escapes compared with the old system. Convicts wear no prison garb, work with others, and live under honor rather than strict surveillance, aiming at reform, safety, and public benefit.
A list of historical events on June 30 across years 1837 to 1908 includes the British Parliament ending the pillory, Rome's capitulation to France, martial law in Baltimore, Sutro Tunnel completion in Nevada, John Beverley Robinson’s Ontario lieutenant governorship, Charles Guiteau’s Garfield assassination, Korea’s independence from China with Japanese aid, the death of novelist E D E N Southworth, and Taft resigning as secretary of war.
Montana Good Roads congress in Missoula adopts resolutions urging creation of a state highway commission, bonding authority for counties, and standardized highway laws. Also calls for engineering courses, convict labor use, and inter-capital and cross-state highways to boost tourism and development.
Louisville Kentucky on the eve of the Democratic primary for state officers and U S senator Paynter seeks reelection opponent Ollie M James leads in state party ranks. Mc Creary and Addams contest gubernatorial nomination while others seek lieutenant governor auditor attorney general and agriculture labor and statistics posts. Campaigns focus on personal rivalry amid liquor and state issue debates.
Tickets on sale July 1 2 3 and 4 limited to July 5 see agents for particulars Corn Fed beef at Zweigart Bros.
Captain William Caperton U S N born in Tennessee on June 30 1855 celebrates his fifty sixth birthday. He graduated Annapolis in 1875 served aboard Hartford and commanded Marietta during the Spanish American War later leading Prairie and Denver. In 1908 he commanded Maine on the Manila to Portsmouth cruise and now serves on naval and retiring boards.
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