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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
4
The text argues that Panama Canal tolls must balance commercial fairness with national defense needs. It favors a policy of tolls "all the traffic will bear," allowing deficits or surpluses to fund costs, and suggests the government may cover losses if commerce cannot pay operating costs. It stresses keeping coasts connected and views profits as enabling military advantages.
The text argues that expelling LaFollette and removing Frazier Ladd and Brookhart from key roles marks a real party benefit. It decries schism as treason and urges compromise through diverse views. It notes a cleaner atmosphere, mentions a Northwest paper on wheat markets, and government plans to investigate.
A mixed excerpt blends a children story featuring Princess Alice with Betty in a Russian setting and a humorous domestic vignette. It shifts from a light caprice about a family bus ride and picnic to Betty’s magical journey with Go comeback to Russia then returns to Mooseheart athletic plans and a comic breakfast phone moment.
Aries forecast notes a forenoon low mood and nervousness making decisive action hard. Later, optimism returns, aiding careful planning. A birth today promises a healthy, prudent, reserved child with dry humor and steadfast traits. notable figures linked include George Crompton and Paul Leicester Ford.
On September 14 1967 pitcher Wilhelm of the Birmingham South league team blanked Shreveport in both ends of a nine inning doubleheader. He allowed no runs in the two games and did not allow a score in fifty nine consecutive innings across these and other games.
Readers are advised on selecting and wearing perfume to suit individual looks and personalities. The piece counsels consistency in fragrance, warns against overpowering scents, and suggests scents with balance or a distinct tang to match one’s style. It ends with a garbled sports update fragment.
Forty years after the Riot rebellion began in the Canadian northwest, the date is noted with observances. Included are reports of a second trial for Dr. George T. Edwards in Bessemer Alabama for wife murder and multiple other legal, civic, and social events across the nation. The Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree on March 27 is highlighted as a long standing English rural festival with broad local attendance.
A collage of verse compares animal prowess golf mastery and aviation calm to human limits. It laments that even experts such as a pro golfer or eagle cannot teach the speaker to roar putt fly or drive. A political aside hints at Dawes and Warren amid a rush to confirmation. A boy's note predicts a surge in radios.
A historical note extols Theodore Potter and the Indianapolis Fresh Air School, begun ten years ago to aid undernourished and anemic children with open-air study, nourishing food, and rest. It cites widespread national attention, large waiting lists, and numerous graduates achieving normal lives and school success. It ends by questioning why such open-air schooling isn’t extended to well nourished children.
Basil Miles, formerly with the U.S. diplomatic service and now the American commissioner to the International Chamber of Commerce, is announced to wed Mrs. Peabody Lavell of Indianapolis in Paris. A Philadelphia native, he studied at the University of Pennsylvania and Oxford, later serving in Russia and at the State Department before residing in Paris.
Cardinal Bourne of Westminster, Dr. Charles R. Richards of Lehi University, Dr. Ira Landrith of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association, Miss Orence E. Allen of Ohio, and Johnny Wilson, former lightweight fighter, are listed as having birthdays today with ages ranging from 32 to 64. The items span religious, academic, social reform, legal, and sports figures linked to the United States and United Kingdom.
Anniversaries note events from 1819 Karl Sand’s political assassination 1849 Sardinians defeated at Novara 1859 Adrian Mich incorporation 1868 UC charter signed by Governor Haight 1882 Jeanette expedition bodies found 1886 George Hearst U S senator 1892 Colorado bee sugar promo convention 1903 rail rate law NC unconstitutional 1910 Western railroad firemen strike averted by mediation
One year ago today reports from Persia that parliament deposed the Shah and placed his two year old son on the throne. The practice game listing shows William Marriot will be a bin eee for the Boston Braves.
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