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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

Page

12

Smith Addresses Commercial Club on Idaho State Progress

Idaho Congressman Addison T. Smith spoke at a chamber of commerce forum as Andy Anderson led a performance of the Idaho song. He defended congressional work, urged continued state ads, noted public support and cautioned against radicalism while praising cooperation with Idaho residents.

Idaho Gaylord Sanford Addison T. Smith Congress Nineteon Chamber of Commerce Today Andy’Aderson Anderson Robert Anderson Logan Utah E. Brady James FE. Brady Mr. Smith C. Ben Ross Congressman Smith Ross Washington Pocatello Smith Todaho Fred Reed Pd Tava Ler Criti Interstate Commerce Commission Civil Service and Finance Dawes Daniel Webster

Belgium Debt Settlement Held Quiet In London Talks

London reports say officials declined comment on the Washington settlement funding Belgium’s U S debt. The British government is not pressing Belgium about its financial obligations, with the terms viewed as favorable and under study for new angles.

London Chelea Hera Washington Belgium United States

Wilt and Ryan Face Formidable Opponents in Third Round

Forest Hills N Y August 19 AP Narrowed field to sixteen for the national women's tennis championship third round. Defending champion Helen Wilt and rival Elizabeth Ryan, winners yesterday in both doubles and singles, meet strong opponents this afternoon. Wilt is paired with former champion May Sutton Bundy. Ryan faces M L Harvey of the English Wightman Cup team.

Forest Hills N. Y Misa Helen Wilt Elizabeth Ryan May Sutton Bundy Mie Ryan H. Harvey

Suicide at Yosemite Falls Reported in Death of Theodore Jeckowski

The body of Theodore Jeckowski of San Francisco was found near Yosemite Falls after a possible 2000 foot leap. A coat at the site contained a pencil will noting debts and funeral directions, with a traveler's check and payments to officials and a hospital. Records show he registered at Yosemite Lodge in early June.

Yosemite Calif Theodore Jeckowski San Francisco Parkers Yosemite 4 Leonard L. Casey Burlingame John Peak Stanford University Yosemite Falls Jackowski Arthur Schwerin Mayfield James T. O’keffe Redwood City Schwerin Veterans’ Hospital Menlo Park Finn Ackowski Yosemite Lodge

China Plans Tariff Autonomy Talk at Conference

Peking invites interested powers to a Chinese customs conference starting October 26, signaling China will again raise tariff autonomy at the meeting. The invitation notes the January 25, 1922 Washington conference pledge to revisit the issue.

Peking China Washington

Accident victim recovering nicely

B J Bennett manager of Western Battery Supply with offices in Billz Sign Co North building is recovering from injuries after Monday night fall. He descended a twenty foot shaft into the furnace room when a door led to a vertical ladder. He suffered facial and bodily bruises and was taken to General Hospital for treatment.

B. J. Bennett Western Battery Supply Company Billz Sign Company

Rotary Program to Feature C H Robertson Talk

The Rotary club meeting Thursday noon will include a talk by C H Robertson international Y M C A secretary with twenty six years in China. He also visited the United States every six years and was in Russia during World War I sharing his foreign land experiences.

Rotary Club C. H. Robertson Y. M Robertson China United States Russia

Congressman Addison T. Smith Visited Pocatello Luncheon Tour

Congressman Addison T. Smith arrived in Pocatello at noon and was the guest of honor at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He, with Mayor C. Benmoss and local business leaders, toured the industrial district and visited the Meader Fish Hatchery west of the city before departing this evening for Twin Falls.

Addison T. Smith Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Smith C. Benmoss Chamber of

China Aims to Restore Tariff Autonomy at Conference

The government proposes reopening tariff discussions at the upcoming conference to secure removal of tariff restrictions on China. The statement emphasizes continuing pursuit of tariff autonomy on suitable occasions in the future.

China Eee

Closing case on Ellingson girl ends testimony

In San Francisco the trial of Dorothy Ellingson, a youthful confessed matricide, wraps after final arguments begin by Assistant District Attorney William W. Murphy. Dr. J. Scanlon of Napa State Hospital identified an unsigned statement by the girl accusing a fictitious “Jim my Lamarr,” while she has shown no further effort to press charges against Lamarr.

Lamarr

Cuban Official Seizes Paper Over Tax Dispute

Havana police seized the entire issue of El Heraldo on orders from the interior department. The paper had attacked President Machado over a disputed payment of 1 101 960 22 to Alvarez Govea and Company for Matanzas sewerage work. The claim was denied by the prior public works department.

Havana Cuba el Heraldo Interior Department Machado Alverez Govea and Company Matanzas Carlos Govea Public Works Department Alvarez, Govea and Company National Debt Commission

Four Die In Shaft Fall At Lochgelly Mine

Four men were killed when a scaffold collapsed sending them 206 feet down the Lochgelly mine air shaft of the New River Coal Company near Fayetteville West Virginia.

Fayetteville W. Va Lochgelly New River Coal Company Here

Receipted bill after guest leaves hotel lobby scene

A guest departs a city hotel without paying and asks for a receipted bill. The manager, pessimistic, settles the bill and the guest retrieves payment, with a list of names of individuals from various cities following the scene.

Unclear reader list of names and places across multiple states

Fragmentary OCR shows a long list of personal names and locations including Twin Falls Salt Lake City Boise Spokane Seattle Omaha Denver Los Angeles San Francisco with multiple surnames and initials. no coherent event or context is readable.

Ben Anderson Salt Lake W. Cushing Herman Kuschler Ogden M. O. Villard Jernegan Robert Allford E. B. Torr Boise Joseph H. Woos Oakley Idaho Ww. H. Felated Preston W. C. Irwin Shoshone A. 5. Day Saltake R. M. Ingle Spokane Los Angeles W. J. Hoskin R. W. Katterndall J. W. Allen C. F E. Curtis I. W. Allen H. R. Allen Arthur Saylor H. Branham Omaha H. 8. Wilson Leavenworth Kan C. W. Gross M. C. Bradshaw Charles B. Brown Clarkaville Tenn C. F. White Chicago F. J. Rankin P. W. Warren W. G. Fisher San Francisco J. ¥. Poley HH. P. Ammunson Portland R. Rawley Ravenwood W. V Harry Coy de Moisey N. C. Hall Twin Falls P. A. Miller Buhl W. B. Taylor Barley KE. G. Hogan Woedford Ore H. Lehimonnster Ogi Charles Baum B. Rinnin West, Ohio Jack Williams Las Vegas Nev Dan Skulley Tacoma Nels Malcomson Spates Idaho F. K. Crimm Batt Take Jack Derfyslie Butte Wead T. G. Seance Rose G. Christensen M. ‘BP Baldwin Greenvile Mich P. Rogers N. Corywell Peter A'len He, Evans Gar Utah F. L. ‘Alten N. J

Boiler scare delays ship as broken pipe emits steam

The chief engineer reported repairs yesterday and the vessel was declared safe after a breakdown with a broken boiler pipe. Sailings were delayed about 45 minutes and passengers were not allowed aboard until half an hour after the scheduled departure.

Grant

Investigation ordered into disaster aboard steamship Mackinac

Secretary Hoover named George Uhler inspector general to go to Providence and examine all aspects of the August accident aboard the Mackinac and report findings back promptly.

Washington Mackinac Hoover George Uhler Providence

Golden Rule Cash Price Claim Ad

An old advertisement claims the Golden Rule sells clothing at cash prices to save customers money. The tersely worded notice emphasizes cash transactions as the method to obtain lower prices.

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