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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1925

Page

5

Ocatello Musicians Injured In Chicago Bomb Explosion

The Tribune reports Ocatello residents among victims of a bomb blast at an apartment building on Oakwald Avenue Chicago. Prof Roubidoux, Mrs Mahan, Montana Mahan, and Sam Spetka escaped with minor injuries. structural damage left stairways destroyed and windows shattered.

Ocatello Chicago Pocatello The Tribune Today Sam Tka Sam Ma Spetka Ming Oakewald Avenue Ohio L. Roubidoux Idaho Tte Mahan Mona East Center Street Mahan Roubux Roubidoux Ain Herbert Butler American Conservatory of Isie

Far East Y Worker Professor Robertson to Visit Pocatello

Professor Robertson a son of Shanghai China arriving from San Francisco June 30 for a possible 18 month stay with Mr and Mrs Guy L Tyler in Pocatello. Local Y M C A secretary Ralph R Wolf notes Robertson once led education reform in the Orient using gyroscope and stereopticon and plans a talk on Present Conditions in China during his visit.

Shanghai China Pocatello Guy L. Tyler South 7Th Avenue Tyler Robertson Professor Robertson A Francisco Russia Ralph R. Wolf Professor Kertson Ieial Wolfe Prosor Robertson Wolf Bertson

Address Honors Lafayette as Immigrant Unity Drive Opens

George McClintock spoke to the YMCA civilization class commemorating Lafayette’s arrival 148 years ago. He praised the immigrant contribution to American liberty as part of a local American Legion effort to aid nativalization for foreigners.

Lafayette England United States George McClintock I. B McDougal Erican Legion

The Hotel Keystone East Center Offers Updated Service

The Hotel Keystone East Center presents first class accommodations with up-to-date service and reasonable rates, aiming to attract discerning travelers seeking quality and comfort in a convenient location.

Keystone ‘East Center

Town Talk A Fine Trip From Mackay To Salmon River

Detective A E Volkmeier his wife and daughter returned Saturday from a ten days outing to Mackay and the Salmon river country reporting a very enjoyable trip. Downey visitor Tom Boam prominent resident of Downey was a business visitor in the city Saturday evening. He formerly served as deputy sheriff under George Mabey. Poratello Trapshooting club holds regular Sunday morning shoot at 10 o'clock with excellent weather expected and a delegation of shooters anticipated.

Guy A. E. Volkmeier Mackay Salmon River Downey Tom Boam Poratello Trapshooting Club

Home from Nebraska Van V Meeks Returns from Trip

Van V. Meeks returned Saturday from a two weeks auto trip visiting various points in Nebraska. Meeks is the former manager of the Pacotello Furniture Company.

Nebraska van V. Meeks Mr. Meeks Pocatello Purniture Company

Idaho upland bird openings by county listed by Tribune

The Trib une prepared a record showing Idaho county opening dates for upland birds. Cards will be distributed to Tribune readers at the office for sportsmen’s use and interest. New laundry equipment for Lava Hot Springs natatorium will handle bathing suit cleansing. El Korah Shrine ceremony announced in Twin Falls for Labor Day with parade dance entertainment and a large candidate class.

Idaho The Tribune Lava Hot Springs Natatorium David Burrell South Idaho el Korah Shrine Twin Falls

Portland Idaho Picnic Draws State Delegates

Portland Idaho society announces its annual Idaho picnic in Portland Oregon on August 11 inviting all Idahoans to attend. O W Bradley, a former resident, urges all readers from Idaho to be present at the event.

Portland Idaho Idaho Society of Portland Ore O. W. Bradley

Poor opening day for local chicken shooting

Word received Saturday night by The Tribune notes very poor opening day for chicken shooting in the immediate locality. Local sportsmen report difficulty locating birds without traveling far and expect few participants in today’s popular sport.

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Funeral today for Percy V Allsop at Elks temple

The funeral for Percy V. Allsop will be at 3 p.m. from the Elks temple with ritual by Pocatello lodge No. 674. Burial will follow in Mountainview cemetery Elks plot under McHan Undertaking. The body lies in state 1 3 p.m. at the temple. Mrs. Hayden visits Pocatello to visit relatives and view the city’s growth.

Percy V. Allsop Elks’ Temple Pocatello Lodge No. 674 Elks Mountainview Cemetery McHan Undertaking Company Mrs. Hayden Elmer Hayden Elyra Ohio Pocatello Mexick South Main Hayden

Arbon Valley oil well advances with deepening test

Word from the Arbon Valley oil well reports 860 feet of casing run and a rock test three feet deep before lowering casing. Total depth reaches 1930 feet with rock noted as the hardest yet. The driller says completion may occur by the fifth or sixth of the month and five thousand pounds of cement will fill potential wall cavities.

Arbon Valley

Wayne Cochrane to Lead R Y M C A Accounting

Wayne Cochrane named the new accountant for the R Y M C A succeeding Margarette Bingham who resigns to a clerical post in Blackfoot. Cochrane comes on recommendation from George Ridgeway of Gem State Lumber and aims to assume Y M C A duties next week while Bingham remains on payroll until records are handed over.

Wayne Cochrane R. R.city Young Men’s Christian Association Margarette Bingham Blackfoot Cochrane George Ridgeway Gem State Lumber Company Bingham Association

Utah University Players to Present Two Productions

The University of Utah varsity players under Maude May Barrcock present two plays at the D C recreation hall August 19 and 20. Mary the Third and The Gypsy Trail feature a cast drawn from campus and alumni, promising high quality drama. They are touring Utah and southern Idaho and reach Pocatello under the Pocatello Stake Mutual Improvement associations with further notices to come in The Tribune.

University of Utah Theta Alpha Phe Maude May Babcock D. C. Recreation Hall Utah Idaho Pocatello Pocatello Stake Mutual Improvement Associations The Tribune

Weeds Worst for Idaho Sheep Industry Eradication urged

Farmers face a weed pest chewing into Idaho sheep income by at least 250000 dollars annually. Cockle bur and sand bur spread through wool, reducing clip value. eradication requires pulling, piling, drying, and burning to prevent further damage.

Idaho FE. J. Pjeldsted Chamber of Commerce

Fire Prevention Talked To Shopmen On Oregon Short Line

Parker chief of the Short Line department has been giving short talks to men at shops and yards stressing fire prevention and the danger to life and property. He oversees new equipment including a high speed chief's patrol car. City and Short Line efforts have cut insurance rates and kept the public aware of fire prevention benefits.

Oregon Short Line Add Parker Short Line Parker

Thunder Showers Seen for Sunday Forecast

Weather outlook calls for possible thundershowers and limited sun with a hot high near 91 and a low around 59. Local observer A R Teeple forecasts clouds and heat relief will be minimal. Extra copies of Idaho's largest newspaper available on request.

Teeple Idaho

Lithuanian Professor Tours Idaho En Route to Portland

Professor Karya Pakstas of the University of Lithuania visited Pocatello by motor car while touring the United States to study American education and aid Lithuania. He praised U S prosperity and Idaho scenery and said he will return home mid September after visiting the West.

Karya Pakstas University of Lithuania Pocatello Portland Aid University Pakstas Rotary Kiwanis United States Lithuania Idaho

Britisher Killed in Nanking Riot Over Wage Dispute

AP dispatch from Peking reports a riot at the International Export company factory in Nanking after a wage dispute. A British subject was killed and several rioters wounded as British guards surrounded the factory to clear the area.

Peking Nanking International Export Company

Prisoner Said Taken to Narking After Shipboard Capture

Report says entanglement occurred aboard ships with one crew member captured and conveyed to Narking as a prisoner. The details are unclear and no other names or locations are confirmed.

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