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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
4
The piece argues that sound economic theory aligns with humanity and should guide policy. It notes Lincoln's view on unity, a shift toward valuing economic knowledge, and benefits from better wage labor understanding. It highlights cooperation between capital and labor and benefits to farmers and society from corporate economics departments.
A proposal to grant Congress power over Supreme Court decisions risks eroding the threefold system of government. Critics warn Congress would become final constitutional authority, undermining checks and balances and echo concerns about the legislature's recent decline in credibility. The Federation of Labor backs the idea, but public sentiment and constitutional principles cast doubt on its viability.
A Durango dispatch notes Pancho Villa has shifted from guns to plows and tractors. He reportedly runs a large ranch, improves local farming, and educates workers and children. Villa’s rising agricultural success feeds a steadier, more conservative image for the Mexico of the future.
Helen, left to navigate Rome alone after Warren departs for a 2:30 appointment, struggles with a faulty Florence map and confusing trams. She endures crowded cars, foreign language chaos, and a perilous ride through slums before a costly hotel rescue, returning to a determined plan to visit Castello solo the next day.
A young spider, wishing for wings, befriends a grasshopper who helps her try to fly using her own web. After an airborne misadventure, the spider learns to fly only where warmth and sun persist, then returns safely to the meadow.
The Pocatello Tribune will publish political announcements under approved headings through the primaries. County candidates pay $8 and state or district candidates $15. The Tribune provides candidate cards and placard services to support campaigns.
Sheriff Jack Blake, a Republican ex-service candidate, runs for Bannock County sheriff and faces primary August 1. Nora A. Boyum, also Republican, seeks Superintendent of Public Instruction with primary August 1, 1922.
O. Smith runs as Republican candidate for justice of the peace in the Pocatello precinct seeking voter support at the August 1 primary.
E G Houde seeks reelection as justice of the peace in Pocatello precinct on the Republican ticket subject to primary voters on August 1. A T Marshall also seeks justice of the peace in Pocatello on the Republican ticket subject to the primary on August 1. R C Farley runs for Clerk of the District Court in Bannock County on the Republican ticket subject to the same primary date.
Market notes show fireworks prices at Cunningham Camp Gresed in Mairview rising amid summer demand. Local vendors report steady sales though some shoppers seek bargains as Independence Day approaches.
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