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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1925

Page

10

Four-Year-Old Killed by Wagon Wheel Accident Near Star

Jane Stanton, four, died when a hay wagon loaded with chopped hay rolled over her near Star Idaho. Lawrence Hill drove the wagon which was loaded with about two and a half tons of hay. Coroner William McBriney said no inquest would be held and that the children were unaware of the wagon behind them.

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Inauguration Day Dawes and Coolidge Begin Term

President Coolidge is sworn in for a new term as Vice President Dawes assumes office. The day features parade plans, crowd scenes, and a focus on economy, peace efforts, and American leadership. The ceremony includes amplified addresses and widespread radio coverage across Chicago and the nation.

Dawes Urges Reform in Senate Rules

Dawes argues for changes to end the minority blocking tactic of rule 22 Senator Robinson Caraway Bruce Reed Smoot George and Ashurst comment on the speech while Curtis Swanson lament the spectacle The article notes the debate over Senate rule rights and the presidential veto contrasted with minority speeches delaying government business

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Speech of Coolidge Reaches Unprecedented Global Audience

The inaugural address was heard by thousands in Washington and millions nationwide by radio. President Coolidge spoke to what observers called the largest audience ever addressed by any man in history, with vast reach beyond the United States.

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Legislature Advances Budget Bills Amid Alterations

The governor backs many measures while the senate rejects Senate Bill 190 allowing the state to lease non endowment land for dormitories. House and senate pass various land purchases and education appropriations totaling hundreds of thousands, with Idaho institutions listed and the budget slightly smaller than the governor's recommended board of education total.

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Utah legislature considers gum tax for girls dormitory

Salt Lake City March 4 AP The Utah house is considering a bill to tax chewing gum to fund a new University of Utah girls dormitory. The plan would license gum dealers and distributors and impose a ten percent retail sales tax. Mrs N A Jan van of Salt Lake county authored the measure and it is seen as having a fair chance to pass.

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Reform of Senate Rules Demanded by Public and Members

The text argues that current Senate rules threaten minority rights and limit the majority's ability to legislate. It calls for reform to protect national interests, urging presiding officers to highlight defects and members to correct them in a nonpartisan, patriotic duty. It asserts public opinion and many senators support change.

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