Record of Service Oday Marks Tribune Anniversary
The Sunday Morning Pocatello Tribune celebrates its first anniversary with Tuesday's twenty fourth anniversary of the Daily Pocatello Tribune and its thirty two years of service to southeastern Idaho. The paper boasts founders still guiding policy and employees who grew with it, praising its community dedication and steady growth through good and hard times.
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Southeastern Idaho
Wayward youth and the penitentiary question in Denver
The article argues against locking up youths for hip-pocket flask offenses, citing a shift in youth culture driven by jazz and moonlight society. It critiques harsh punishment, emphasizes training and guidance, and notes the broader social costs of dereliction, drinking, and rapid modern life on youths.
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Denver
Jazz
Moon
New York
Governor Moore backs sterilization bill in assembly
The approval promotes a long standing program that prevents births by sterilizing individuals deemed incapable. Supporters argue it protects families and existing institutions while denying harm to subjects, noting Idaho has used the method for years with similar outcomes.
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Moore
Passweare Ie
Blackfoot
Idaho
From Poetry to Wealth The Call to Persistent Labor
A prose collage urges readers to shun despair and pursue constant toil to wealth and fame, citing Morgan Mellon Ford and inventors for inspiration. It extols writing and invention as paths to national applause and possible political ascent, warning that luck shuns the indecisive.
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Mellon
Ford
Idaho Springs and towns push for spring progress
Idaho communities including Boise Nampa and Pocatello plan major build outs Boise outlines an 84000 program Soda Springs bonds for a hospital pass with near unanimous support The Soda Springs region prides its phosphate mining springs mineral waters and scenic caves Mackay and Custer county see renewed mining and Ford investments as stockraising farming and game resources bolster the district Investment and industry are expected to rise statewide for a busy summer of development and progress.
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Boise
Nampa
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Caribou
Mackay
Ford
Custer County
Custer Camp
Ike Walton
Idaho
Pisces Day Outlook Highlights Ambition and Caution
The forecast notes strong planetary influence for Pisces with incentive to pursue business or professional goals. It predicts rising confidence, reduced doubt, and bold effort, alongside potential risks in personal temperament and a need for steady nourishment and discipline. Notable births linked include Andrew Jackson and Wesley M. Stanford.
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Andrew Jackson
United States
George C. Chase
Bates College
J. Clair McKelway
Wesley M. Stanfo
United Frea Church
Wallace Irwin
Lee Shubert
Growth of State Legislatures and Lawmaking 1903 to 1923
January saw thirty eight state legislatures in session while another meets later in the year. In 1923 over 60 thousand bills were introduced and about 15 thousand became law. Total laws reach around two million with roughly 200 thousand new ones each year. State costs rose from 182 million in 1903 to 1.45 billion in 1923 at 13.10 per person, and total government outlay accounted for 15 percent of national income in 1923 versus seven percent in 1903.
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United States
Senate blocks Warren for attorney general again
The senate refused Warren for attorney general for the third time. Behind the decision may be undisclosed factors. Warren is capable, but his ties to corporate interests are cited as the reason for rejection. He may have been used to press the president on federal judge appointments.
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Sub Rosa Weekly Letter A Washington Birthday Soiree
A narrator recalls a refined Washington birthday outing in gray attire. She describes dressing stylishly, riding in a yellow racer, dining at a fine roadhouse, and enjoying a show before ending the day at the Ambassador grill with friends and conversation.
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Ambassador Grill
Stokes Freed of Defamation Charge Against Wife
The trial lasted a month and yielded many nasty inferences. Mrs. Stokes lost her case by attacking Stokes' wife’s secretary, with little apparent gain beyond fees.
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Stokes
League of Nations Delineates Fragile Achievements
The text critiques the League of Nations as a tottering structure whose accomplishments are vague and uncertain, noting the fragile success of its protocols and the uncertain strength of its framework.
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League of Nations
Filipinos abandon fight on General Wood
The passage claims Filipinos gave up their struggle against General Wood, arguing they lack the ability to govern themselves. It also contends Cuba is corrupt, noting it thrives among politicians and ends with a faded, whimsical remark.
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Wood
Better Health Service for Winter Hand Eczema
A winter handbook on chapped hands notes eczema from poor skin moisture. It recommends washing with tepid water and minimal soap, then oil emulsion creams. For severe cases, dermatologist Glage advises almond or olive oil with egg yolk, then rinsing to form a creamy emulsion.
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Glage
Busy day ends with a lively house party and bridge
A narrator recalls an enjoyable afternoon with friends and a bailant, then dinner and a house party where they played bridge and shared memories. The day closes as the writer wishes readers happiness from MIML.
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Anniversaries Highlight Founders Leaders and 19th Century Events
Readers note notable birthdays and events tied to U S history. Col Patterson of Cincinnati born in Pennsylvania died 1827. Lord Melbourne premier in early Victoria era born in Rhodes died 1848. St Clair McKelway editor born Columbia Missouri died Brooklyn 1915. Union officers seized schooner Chapman in 1863. Gen Sherman crossed Cape Fear in 1865. William Triwin former California governor died San Francisco 1886. Henry Bessemer inventor died London born 1818. 1923 nine inmates perished in a Tribune classified ad.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Lord Melbourne
England
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Hpodes
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Gat Sepresnet
Columbia
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San Francisco
Chapman
Bherman Atte
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Cape Fear Beeter
Goldsboro
William Triwin
California
Butler County
Kenry Bessmer
Bessemer Steel
London
Metimonially Speaking
A humor piece by Hugh McKay about a husband delaying his income report until the last minute. He searches through discarded papers, laments lost records, and questions charity donations while lecturing his wife. The segment notes households wake up to taxes and finances around March 16.
Birthdays for Notable Global Figures Today
A list of notable birthdays includes Branislas Wociechiwiski president of Poland born 56 years ago, Frederic Francois-Marchal French soldier and author born 51 years ago in Paris, Count Cam di Bergolo born 38 years ago after marrying into Italian royalty, Charles L. Gifford congressman born 54 years ago, Virgil M. Chapman a South Kentucky congressman born 397 years ago, Jy Edward Pavaon Weaton a professional pedestrian born 86 years ago in Providence.
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Republic of Poland
Frederic Francois-Marchal
Paris
Count Cam di Bergolo
Italy
Charles L. Gifford
Congress
Massa Coupes
Ty Virgil M. Chapman
South Kentucky
Edward Pavaon Weaton
Provice
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Better Health Service
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