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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1925

Page

15

Telegraphs and moving pictures reshape news across towns

In a lively chat, Abe Potash and Morris discuss the rise of telegraph and wireless images, jokes about sending pictures of the Prince of Wales and Mayor Hylan, and speculate on cheap, future home moving pictures. They muse on radio and telegraph convergence and its impact on newspapers and social life.

Mawruss Prince of Wales Abe Potash Western Union Africa South Bend Ind Elkhart Fort Wayne Abe Morris Wales Orris Los Angeles Shriners Los Angelica Telegraph Sean Pee Hylan Interstate Commerce Commission Hastings Nebraska

Anonymous Telegraphic Pictures May Wreck a Home

A dialogue discusses the dangers of telegraphy sending anonymous photographs. Morris warns pictures could ruin homes and mar public figures while Abe jokes about the Prince of Wales photos. They consider regulation and the reliability of wireless images affecting society and finance.

Abe Morris Chicago Rosie Michigan Avenue Thomas J. Edison Interstate Commerce Commis Mawruss Prince of Wales Africa Mowruss Prince France Morris Gon

Fleet orders for Chevrolets drive fleet sales growth

Chevrolet reports increasing fleet orders from large organizations for both passenger cars and trucks. Firms like United States Tobacco Company and Consolidated Gas Company have purchased dozens of Chevrolets for sales staff, inspectors, and foremen, citing reliability, economy, and wide service. A Chevrolet executive notes lower cost per call when using a car, with higher call frequency and favorable customer perception versus rail travel.

Chevrolet Motor Company Chevrolet United States Tobacco Company Consolidated Gas Company New York City Universal Portland Cement Company R. H. Grant Chevrolet Motor Pennyan

Reclamation Edition Extra Copies Now Available

Request more copies of the Reclamation Edition today. Availability and ordering details are provided for readers seeking additional issues.

Public Information Offer on Life Insurance Savings

Information to the public offers free technical service to help lapse or increase life insurance and shows potential premium savings of thirty to fifty percent. The message targets health, accident, and life coverage for all earners and invites letters or calls to Inguranmee Connellor Bo Pecatello Ida phone 1592-J for details.

Inguranmee Connellor Bo Pecatello Ida Ephone

Price lowers on Chrysler six with new engineering

Walter P. Chrysler announces lower prices for the Chrysler six and a series of engineering refinements. The 3 1 8 inch bore increases power to reach 70 mph, with faster acceleration, a stiffer crankshaft, heavier pistons and rods, a larger carburetor, higher oil pump capacity, and a redesigned flywheel and single plate clutch for smoother gear engagement.

Walter P. Chrysler Chrysler Corporation Chrysler Chryser

New Oakland Makes Big Hit Demonstrates Harmonic Balancer

The Oakland six cylinder engine debuts with the harmonic balancer to reduce torsional vibration. Burns Oakland Motorola reports questions from visitors focus on this feature, seen as a major mechanical advance likened to four wheel brakes. The balancer uses a light steel bar and springs to synchronize natural vibration with the crankshaft, canceling periods of vibration and smoothing engine operation. Lincoln Bakery ad copy ends the piece.

Oakland Burns Oakland Motorola Intersat

20 Years Ago In Motordom Record Set LA to SF

Twenty years ago a daring motorist named George Hensley set the first speed record between Los Angeles and San Francisco in a ir-hornepower White steamer carrying four passengers. The 21 hour 13 minute run averaged just under 25 mph and stood for over a year before being beaten by a driver who cut the time by three hours.

Los Angeles San Francisto George Hensley A. P. Fleming Automobile Club of Southern California la Canada North Pasadena

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