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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

7

Bonded Warehouse Planned to Handle Idaho Produce

Eastern Idaho state food inspectors met at the chamber to discuss new state and federal laws on food inspection quarantine dairy licensing and bonded warehouses. W B Kjosness and list of attendees reviewed licensing,EPA rules, and federal warehouse supervision to start Sept 1 with Boise headquarters.

Idaho Chamber of Commerce W. B. Kjosness M. L. Deam Bureau of Plant Industry Boise Harry Sabin A. C. Pogge Idaho Falls E. B. Perkins Pocatello E. Reed Idaho Palla J. Rosbach St. Anthony A. B. Perkins Pocate Department of Agriculture

Auto Dealers Meet Discuss Boost for Local Garages

An informal gathering of auto mobile dealers and garage men met in the chamber of commerce rooms on Thursday evening. They discussed improving relations among garages and the possible formation of an association to boost the trade rather than discredit competitors.

Chamber of Commerce

French debt mission debate stalls in Paris council

Paris August 28 French Finance Minister Caillaux and British Foreign Minister Briand failed to agree on the disposition of the French debt mission to Washington. The council of ministers postponed final action again. A note mentions a music event with Bill Priest and Brick Elrod at Commercial Hall.

Paris Caillaux Briand Britain Washington Council of Ministers

Kirby to face federal mail fraud charges again

Cleveland records indicate Josiah Kirby, who organized the Cleveland Discount company, will be retried on a federal indictment accusing use of the mails to defraud. Four juries have previously failed to reach a verdict or acquitted him, amid claims his personal salesman style swayed jurors. The discount firm, started in 1918, sold 14 million dollars in preferred stock and later moved into the Rockefeller building renamed for the company. Now Kirby has begun business activities in California as receivers proceed with reorganization.

Cleveland Josiah Kirby Cleveland Discount Company Kirby California Discount Company Rockefeller

Bolivian Congress to Decide Presidential Transfer

La Paz reports Bautista Saavedra says the presidential election issue was sent to Congress and his Republican party will honor its decision. He pledges to hand power to Jose Gabin Villaneuva or to any Congress designates, despite delays and political turmoil backed by the army.

Buenos Aires la Naceon la Paz Bolivia Bautista Saavedra Congress Republican Saavedra Jose Gabin Villaneuva Villaneuva la Quinca Argentine

Italy's harvest outlook exceeds ten-year average

Rome reports the minister of agriculture told the cabinet that Italy's 1925 harvest will surpass the ten year average. He forecasts total cereal production for 1925 at about fifty percent higher than 1924. The piece also notes a proverb about industry and genius.

Italy Rome Theabinet

White's Cream Vermifuge for Worms in Children

An advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermifuge to treat worms and parasites in children. The copy claims the medicine destroys and expels worms with no harm to health, priced at 35e and sold by Watson Drug Co.

Watson Drug Co

WomAN CLAVED WAIMALN SLAILA IS NOT FOUND

Authorities in three bay counties questioned Gordon Rowe in the Mrs. Bessie Loren murder case. Rowe, once Loren's employer, was released and may be recalled for more questions after letters and telegrams allegedly from him linked to Loren were found. Investigators planned to question doctors and others in Contra Costa and Alameda counties.

Rowe Mrs. Loren Hoey San Francisco Antler Hotel Loren Contra Costa Alameda J. J. Mover Oakland Joseph Loran Pease Hoev de Lap Mra. Loren

Unification Vote Planned Across Northern Methodist Bodies

Chicago Aug 28 AP The unification of the Methodist Episcopal church and the Methodist church will be voted at 39 northern church conferences in August September nine in August. Dr Wade says current northern church vote stands 6185 for 382 against. Conferences run Oct 19 Nov 5 Dec 6. Several conferences vote today at Two Harbors Michigan Aberdeen Washington Albuquerque and other venues. Attendance figures show 5480570 in Methodist Episcopal church and 2537380 in Methodist Episcopal Church South with long term membership gains.

Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Church Wade World Service Commission Central Church Chicago-Northwest Two Harbors Michigan Aberdeen Washington Albuquerque N. M Methodist Episcopal Church South Eens Episcopal Church South

Daring Jewelry Robbery Robbed in London West End

In London on August 28 motor bandits stopped in Queens Road Bayswater and smashed a jewelry store window. They seized a tray of rings valued at 2000 pounds and escaped.

London West End Queens Road Baywater

Honduras Asks U S Aid In Frontier Dispute With Nicaragua

Tegucigalpa August 28 The Honduran government asks the United States to use its good offices to secure an amicable settlement of the frontier dispute with Nicaragua. Nicaragua is reported to have taken a similar step and a friendly adjustment is confidently expected.

Tegucigalopa Honduras Nicaragua

Jones duo reach finals in father and son championship

J. E. Jones and Arnold W. Jones of Providence defeated N. W. Nelles Sr. and Jr. of Boston 6-3 6-2 to advance to the finals in the father and son tennis championship in Brookline Massachusetts.

Father and Son Brookline Mass J. E. Jones Arnold W. Jones Providence R. I N. W. Nelles, Sr Boston

Leeney's Closing Sale Slashes Prices at Main Street Store

A closing out sale at Leeney's 528 North Main slash prices to half. Shoppers urged to act quickly as bargains available on all items.

Leeney’s N. Main

Miners and Operators Face September Suspension Debate

The article notes talks of a September suspension amid water and gas deterioration fears. Operators cite profits from higher coal demand while miners’ unions doubtless echo tension, with Governor Pinchot’s name recurring in discussions. Analysts speculate on an outside intermediary to short the walkout.

Pinechot

Anthracite Maintainers Reach Suspension Agreement

In Philadelphia on August 28, 1925 representatives of the anthracite operators and United Mine Workers district 1 7 and 9 agreed that if mining suspends after August 31 maintenance men needed to protect property would stay at work. Wages would be adjusted and retroactive to September 1, 1926 under any subsequent settlement.

Philadelphia United Mine Workers of America

Anthracite miners prepare for suspension of work in Lehigh valley

Miners in the Lehigh valley move to remove equipment as the old wage agreement nears its end, with suspension starting September 1. Hazelton iron workers halt operations until Labor Day, while Canada reports only a slight coal shortfall and households stock up early. Philadelphia measures quick to tap into forthcoming coal market as soft coal operators position themselves.

Hazleton Lehigh Valley Hazelton Iron Workers Ottawa Canada

England trade drive targets coal shortage in Pennsylvania

In Somerset Westmoreland County and surrounding districts a movement aims to establish a stratified anthracite supply to ease the car shortage of hard coal. The effort seeks to stabilize trade amid suspensions and related cases impacting the region.

Ition Seumian Telans Cititral Pennsylvania Somerset-Westmoreland County England

Storm Sweeps Islands Killing and Damaging Homes

A day storm swept the Lo Islands between Japan and Vormoss injuring many and killing three people. Reports say 192 houses were destroyed and 110 small boats sunk on the islands. High winds damaged infrastructure as crews assess the devastation.

Tokyo Lo Islands Japan Or Vormoss Department Islan

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