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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1925
Page
16
The article explains friction in engines and details Oakland's enhanced lubrication. It highlights an automatic oil filter, enlarged oil pan with full-length screen, a center oil pressure regulator, and a ducted crankshaft feed to ensure uniform pressure. The system aims to reduce wear and improve performance by minimizing dirt intrusion and oil film disruption.
Since 1918 motorists have paid federal excise taxes totaling 779 million dollars while the government has spent 276 million on federal aid highway projects. The balance owed to motorists stands at 503 million, and the article argues motorists will support continuing federal aid policy. It notes motorists already have funded the bill and will likely rally 17 million strong.
The California Supreme Court ruled that evidence obtained via speed traps is inadmissible for speeding prosecutions. The decision upholds the California Vehicle Code provision barring such evidence and aligns with similar restrictions in Washington and Oregon. Motorists and enforcement officials react with mixed views on patrol officer duties and trap practices.
A wave of public interest followed the arrival announcement of the new Jewette from Paige Jewett distributors. Sales manager Bill Hill notes thousands of questions and hundreds inspecting the models as factory upgrades include a spare tire rear mount, bumper changes, built in air purifier, and improved interior room for comfort.
Rome reports unemployment in Italy declining rapidly per the National Association for Social Insurance. By May 1 the total unemployed stood at 101,405, down 25,116 from April 1, with 24,675 of those unemployed being women.
A report contends speed traps are often devices to extract fees from drivers rather than enforce safety. It argues many traps function as revenue schemes by officials or agencies outside standard traffic control.
Preston A. Blair, a local Dodge Brothers dealer, argues that world wide good will stems from the company’s policy of a single refined chassis and no yearly model changes. He notes consistent performance and faith in the Dodge name, rejecting endless annual model updates.
A census by the Leningrad Academy of Science lists 4265 acknowledged scientists in Leningrad and 2740 in Moscow. Most are mathematicians and natural scientists, agriculturists are four percent. Women make up 14 percent in Moscow and 22 percent in Leningrad. The University of Mexico City, founded in 1527, is Americas oldest.
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