Sanitation Efforts Look Positive in Pocatello
The Pocatello city sanitation page reports good overall conditions after a hard winter with few fly-prone spots. Garbage contract bids will be sought at the next council meeting, aiming for centralized supervision under the sanitary commissioner to improve pickup and prevent overflow as warm weather arrives. The notice also highlights enhanced city cleanliness and growing plantings around homes as part of a spring revival.
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New York Battleground Rumors Shape 1928 Senate Fight
The article outlines speculation that Governor Al Smith may challenge Senator Wadsworth for the New York seat, with Smith hinting at no governorship return and aides arguing a Senate bid could boost a 1928 presidential path. It notes Wadsworth’s strong statewide position and the state’s Republican tilt, while mentioning other political tidbits about Austria and education by radio.
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Washington
al Smith
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Empire State
Mrs Cluckey and Her Black Chicken Tale
A playful cross word tale recounts Mrs Cluckey a black hen living near a chicken coop. The narrator recalls a stray chick adopted by Mrs Cluckey and a birthday gift from Edward. The piece ends with a mysterious line about naming the hen Satan and notes the puzzle solution will appear tomorrow.
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Mrs. Cluckey
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Satan
Downy Woodpeckers Visit Doris in the Orchard
Doris encounters a pair of Downy Woodpeckers who move into a tree Doris investigates their nesting habits. Mrs Downey and Mr Downy describe their markings and behavior, including drumming to attract mates and hunt insects. They discuss nest building and agree Doris can visit after the work is finished.
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Mussolini Sentenced Five Times for Lectures and Protests
Italian premier Benito Mussolini was jailed on five occasions between 1904 and 1910 for unpermitted lectures and anti government demonstrations, reflecting early political repression before his rise to power.
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Italy
Leaf insects mimic guava leaves changing color with season
Leaf insects thrive on guava trees and mimic leaves so closely that they alter color with the season from bright red to green and then to golden own.
What This Day Means to You
Today's planetary aspects favor early work for good results. This period suits literary and artistic effort and may inspire creativity. Later, quarrelsomeness rises. avoid friction and protect your mood. A birthday profile highlights intelligence and courage but notes lacking assertiveness and executive power.
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Today’s Events and Anniversaries Across History
The list recalls events and birthdays from 1812 to 1923. Highlights include the first Great Lakes lighthouse at Presque Isle in 1812, Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold’s marriage in 1816, Gen. Isaac W. Avery born 1837, Albion W. Tourgee born 1838, John Fremont’s 1842 expedition, George Abernethy’s death in 1877, President Arthur's 1882 order, and Germany offering reparations in 1923.
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Ashtabula County
New York City Fire Versus Southeastern Reach Sixtieth Birthday
The tense city rivalry marks its sixtieth birthday as a historic clash between New York City Fire and Southeastern teams. Details remain sparse in this fragment, but the milestone signals a long running competition.
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New York City
Sewer gas dangers prompt municipal action and public awareness
A historical notice warns residents of sewer gas risks from diluting waste chemicals and the health impact of sewer emissions. It cites Paris authorities and parallels with Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago urging early detection reporting of polluted sewers to prevent headaches fatigue and carbon monoxide poisoning during sleep.
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National and international meetings open today in multiple cities
College Registrars conference starts today in Birmingham. A national baby congress and health exposition opens in Chicago and runs through the week. An exhibit of Swedish products begins in Gothenburg. Women from almost every country gather in Washington for the upcoming sixth quinquennial convention of the International Council of Women.
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Chicago
Gothening
Washington
International Council of Women
New Navy Paymaster General From Esteemed Military Line
Rear Admiral Charles Morris named paymaster general of the U S Navy. born 1873 in Newport Rhode Island. MIT graduate, class of 1896. He joined the naval service as a paymaster in 1898, two years after finishing his studies and near the start of the Spanish American War.
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Spain
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Notable births mark anniversaries of Jerome Jerome and others
Jerome K Jerome born 66 years ago today, Norris Brown born 62 years ago in Maquoketa Iowa, Harold F McCormick 53 in Chicago, Hallie Erminio Rives 47 in Christian County Kentucky, Edward T Collins 38 in Mellerton New York.
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United States Senate Votes on Public Income Tax Returns
One year ago today the United States Senate voted on public income tax returns. Reports indicate many were killed in an excursion train wreck in Russia.
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First Woman Earns Doctorate at University of Halle
Margaret Kramer becomes the first woman to receive a doctoral degree from the University of Halle, marking a historic milestone in the institution’s academic progress and gender barriers in higher education.
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University of Halle
How Science Helps With Your Greatest Daily Problem
A feature explores practical science topics guiding readers on everyday challenges. It outlines methods, experiments, and tips from experts to apply science to daily life for better results.
Commodity notes show rise in Southern Pine orders and shipments
New Orleans reports orders up 2.75 percent to 80 million feet, shipments up 3 percent to 83 million feet, and production up 1.5 percent to 77 million feet. Unfilled orders total 242.8 million feet. Philadelphia sources forecast solid year end activity for saw manufacturers, noting low prices but no probable gains to curb demand.
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G. W. Eckhardt
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Texas Panhandle rains aid wheat and oats
Recent rains boost Houston Wheat and spring oats in the Texas Panhandle. Lower plains wheat fields are beyond saving from drought and are being plowed up to seed cotton.
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Plains
Potatoes spike price and stock declines reported
Oakland price notes show Idaho top grades up from 35 cents to 2.88 a hundredweight including 57 freight. Cold storage stocks fall to 92 945 sacks from 121 286 two weeks earlier.
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Idaho
Cantaloupe and Watermelon Acreage Declines in Texas
Houston area reports 29 570 acres planted with watermelons or 1 230 under the 1924 total. Seasonal rains boost expected returns while Rio Grande shipments begin. Texas cantaloupe acreage stands at 1 330 acres, down from 3 790 a year ago.
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Hudson cuts car prices on Hudson coach and sedans
Detroit automobile men observe a $95 drop for the Hudson coach and $100 for the five and seven passenger sedans, credited to savings from full and continuous operation of Hudson plants.
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Hudson
Massachusetts speed limit rise eyed to ease traffic
Boston reports lawmakers consider raising the state speed limit to 35 miles per hour. Auto men expect congestion relief this year and a consequent rise in new car sales.
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Massachusetts
Amon
Denver's Hessler Mercantile Expands Wholesale Grocers
The 8S. P. Hessler Mercantile Company opens two wholesale cash and carry grocery houses in Denver to supply retail grocers per purchase. The move aims to streamline bulk grocery supply for local retailers and strengthen distribution channels.
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Denver
Donovan Named Chief Assistant to Attorney General
profile of William J. Donovan known as Wild Bill and Fighting Bill. recounts his World War I service, Medal of Honor deeds, leadership, and ascent to chief assistant in the U S Department of Justice under Attorney General Sargent. notes his Erie, Pennsylvania roots and reputation as a fearless, fit, fully committed officer.
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