Sunday school basketball league models sportsmanship in Poca
The developing spirit among Poca youths is focused on fair play and adherence to rules in the YMCA sponsored Sunday school basketball league led by Victor Vieira. Emphasis on winning is tempered by honesty, with lessons intended to shape lives beyond the court.
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Pocatello
Victor Vieira
America
House and World Court discussed in Congress debate
A newspaper column weighs the House of Representatives adopting a resolution in favor of joining the Court of International Justice. It notes lack of constitutional authority, compares past arbitration, and warns of constitutional challenges and executive-led action.
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House of Representatives
Court of International Justice
House
Congress
Texas
Hawaii
United States
Fisher Ames
Japanese Opinion Supports British Naval Base at Singapore
The article asserts that responsible Japanese opinion does not oppose building a British naval base at Singapore and also does not oppose cruisers from a portion of the American navy visiting U S possessions in the Pacific.
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Singapore
Pacific Ocean
Fragmented Historic Snippets from 18th to 19th Century Europe and America
A garbled OCR record lists events from 1791 to 1871 including France minting church plate, Ohio legislature authorizing the Wabash and Erie Canal, Idaho Territory forming from Washington Territory, George M Wick Jliffe’s Louisiana extortion conviction, Southern Pacific charter to connect Texas with Los Angeles, and various mentions of Russian imperial decrees and Dewey.
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France
Ohio
Eric Earal
Idah
Washington
George M. Wick Jliffe
Louisiana
Cos
Southern Pacific Railroad
All
Texas
Los
Poland
Sot Edenaon
Dewey
Fla Bay
United States
Rhine
Bixby Named to Federal Agricultural Commission
Fred H. Bixby a member of the new federal agricultural commission is a known cattle industry leader as president of the American National Livestock association. He ranches 15,000 acres at Sia Alamitos near Long Beach, California, with herds said to cover 100,000 acres locally and 15,600 acres in the Tonto national forest in Arizona.
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Fred H. Bixby
New Federal Agricultural Commission
American National Livestock Association
Congress
Washington
Bixby
Sia Alamitos Ranch
Long Beach
Calif
Tonto National Forest
Arizona
California Cattlemen's Association
California
Birthdays Marked for Leaders and Notables
Leday notes celebrate Sir Henry J. Wood conductor of Queen�s Hall Orchestra born in London 56 years ago. Green new president of the American Federation of Labor Jane Seaeeen born at Templeton 62 years ago. Severed cut at Sharon Connecticut 64 of Connecticut. Bo
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Henry J. Wood
Queen's Hall Orchestra
London
Green
American of Labor
Jane Seaeeen
Tewpleton
Sharon
Conn
What This Day Means to You Pisces Birthday Outlook
Pisces forecast notes a morning waitful, cautious approach with improving mid day conditions. Evening brings optimism and sociable vibes. avoid aggressive moves. A birthday child may have health consistency but variable temperament and self righteous traits. Notable figures born today include Bell, Pol en, Pullman, Allen, Oates, Calder.
Matrimonially Speaking
A humorous dialogue fragment shows a husband bragging about cooking knowledge after a camping trip and critiquing meals, while a wife jestingly imagines spending on new clothes as a marital persona shifts. The piece mirrors light domestic banter and comic self-importance in kitchen skills.
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Hugh
Today’s Town Meeting and Historic Milestones
Today marks town meeting day in Vermont and the 50th anniversary of Colorado statehood admission. Washington hosts the quadrennial presidential inauguration and the Tenth National Race Congress opens sessions in the capital. In New York a public hearing on the blue law Sunday observance bill is scheduled, and in Houston the Kimbro civil suit goes to trial.
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Congress
Ple
Colorado
Tenth
National Race Congress of America
Washington
D. C
New York
Assembly Codes Committee
The
Knights of the Ku Klux &Law
George B. Kimbro, Jr
Grand Goblin
Kimbro
Houston
Caliphate Abolished A Year Ago as Turkish Assembly Deposes Caliph
One year ago today the Ottoman caliphate was abolished and the caliph deposed by act of the Turkish national assembly. The note also marks the births of William M. Caléer former U S senator born in Brooklyn 56 years ago and Rt Rev Thomas P 14itis Catholic bishop of Kansas City born in Laz ington Mo 63 years ago.
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William M. Caléer
United States
New York
Brooklyn
Thomas P. 14Itis
Kansas City
Lazington
Shirley's Comfort First Leads to Shifting Friendships
A column notes Shirley's popularity hinges on putting herself first, causing recurring changes in her circle. suitors drift when she declines plans for weather or convenience reasons, highlighting a social lesson about enduring discomfort for friendship. Amelia FP requests corrected return address. Lady Astor receives an invitation to the National League of Women Voters convention in Richmead Virginia.
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Shirley
Williams
Pete Boy
Amelia
Lady Astor
National League of Women Voters of
United States
Richmead
Prominent Merchant Uses Deaf Secretary in Private Office
A western city merchant employs eight young deaf women as secretaries in a unique setup. He dictates letters in a steady, measured way and faces the secretary, finding the arrangement satisfactory compared with other staff in his office.
Doris Meets Vespy Vesper Sparrow Cousin
Doris encounters Happy Giggles an elfin friend who introduces Vespy Vesper Sparrow a cousin of Mrs Common Sparrow. Vespy explains distinguishing features and promises a twilight song while Doris learns his meadow nest is on the ground among grasses near dangers of farming gear. She later hears his evening song.
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Doris
Vespy
Vesper Sparrow
Paris
Goodby
Vesper Perrow
England mix up as twin babies swap at birth
A mother and daughter each bore a boy on the same day in the same house. A crowd passed the infants around until it was clear the babies were swapped. The families agreed any baby would do, and both mothers chose one, leaving unresolved paternity.
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England
Crossword Puzzle Story Hints At Ballgame Fun
A playful cross word style item describes a baseball game setup with players on the field. It mentions batter stands, defensive positions, cheering fans in white, and hopes for a good score as the team prepares to play. The text also notes an earlier puzzle answer sequence and playful crowd energy.
Excerpted Verse and Satire on Crime and Tobacco
A collection of brief verses and quips including a satirical critique of crime in New York, a prairie dogged mosquitos poem condemning insect pests, and a zinger on opium obscurity. The items mix humor and social commentary, noting police actions against bandit taxis and a playful line about virtue and rewards.
Environment shapes growth and development in life
The passage argues that surroundings profoundly affect happiness and progress. It cites an English family raising a Zulu child in England then Zululand, showing how environment alters behavior and identity. It concludes that providing the best possible environment is essential for both individuals and children.
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