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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1925

Page

8

Medical profession to meet in Pocatello on Thursday

The 33rd annual session of the Idaho State Medical Association will be in Pocatello September 3 4 and 5 with eastern physicians addressing sessions at Antlers hall Elks temple and Bannock Hotel serving as headquarters. Officials committees and a full program of clinics banquets and scientific talks from noted physicians are listed.

I¢sho State Medical Assoiation Pocatello Antlers Hall Elks Temple Hotel Bannock E. N. Roberts Chas. Sprague D. C. Ray St. Anthony’s General Hospital C. Ben Ross Walter C. Alvarez University of California Joseph ©. Beck University of Illinois L. Mervin Maus Wallace I. Ter R. Frank A. Lynch University of de. A. le Skoog University of Kansas Julius H. Hess University of Tlingis William F. Braasch Mayor Charles Frank W. Lynch George B. Easterman Ayo Clinic Russell YD. Carman Mayo Clinic W. Pond Idaho State Medical Association Walter Griswold Seattle Wash W. C. Alvarez Inest Sachs Washington University St. Louis Edward Jackson University of Colorado Joseph C. Beck Hess

Miners Strike Idle 700 at Lehigh No 6 Avenue

In Philadelphia on August 29 an employee refused a union button triggering a stoppage at Lehigh Coal and Navigation No 6 colliery. Seven hundred miners were idle and daily anthracite output down about 2000 tons. No settlement reached due to absent union officers.

Philadelphia Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company

Anthracite Walkout Edges Into Effect Across Regions

Philadelphia reports trusted lieutenants of both operators and miners begin leaving to take posts on the firing line as a mine suspension starts at midnight. In Hazleton many miners halt purchases and all Hazelbrook Collieries idle, 3000 workers assembling for an outing amid the stoppage.

Philadelphia Thee Union Hazleton Lehigh Hazelbrook Coal Company Schuylkill Northumberland

Idaho Entitled to One West Point Candidate

Boise August 29 The Governor's Office received notice that Idaho will be allotted one candidate for West Point. Selection comes from national guard units based on enlisted strength, with a preliminary exam between November 1 and 15. Applicants must be 19 to 22, 5 feet 4 inches, and have at least one year in a federally recognized guard unit.

Boise Govenor United States Adjutant General West Point States Territories District of Columbia National Guard War Department Military Academy Idaho

Iffts Return From Trip to Northwest

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ifft and relatives returned from an automibile trip to the Pacific northwest. The party visited Portland Ranier National Park Seattle and Victoria via the Columbia River highway. They noted excellent highways in Oregon Washington and British Columbia and met many Idaho people on the coast trips.

Nicholas Ifft South Garfield Pacific Northwest F. 8. Dietrich Boise Ifft Isabel Dietrich Frank Dietrich Seattle Portland Ranier National Park Victoria Columbia River Oregon Washington British Columbia Idaho

Town Talk En Route to Boise

W. Lloyd Adams editor of the Rexburg Standard passed through Rexburg en route to Boise. J. Robb Brady editor of the Idaho Falls Post was a business visitor in the city today.

Boise W. Lloyd Adams Rexburg Standard Sunnyland J. Robb Brady Idaho Falla

Staudaher Brothers Visit Pocatello Market Owner Hosts Event

George J. Staudaher, a Salmon City stockman, was in Pocatello Friday and met his brother Frank Staudaher, White House market proprietor. Mrs. Gertrude Day will present Florence Kelley in recital Thursday at 8 pm at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music 241 North Hayes with an invitation to all interested.

George J. Staudaher Salmon City Idaho Pocatello Frank Staudaher White House Gertrude Day Florence Kelley Adelaide Anderson School of Music North Hayes

Dubois Visitor Reports New Roads Linking Tourist Areas

R W Katerndahl of Dubois visits Pocatello and notes that improved roads from Dubois to Roberts and through the Birch Creek and Lost River regions are under construction. The new routes will aid tourists and sportsmen visiting the popular region.

R. W. Katerndahl Dubois Pocatello

Idaho Technical Institute Publishes Informative Booklet

The Idaho Technical Institute released a concise booklet detailing the school's courses and features. Copies reached the state office of instruction and the state board of education, with a historical sketch highlighting development milestones and illustrations throughout.

Idaho Technical Institute Vatate Eee of Instruction State Board of Education

Twin girls born at St Anthony hospital

Twin ae Mr and Mrs W M Jackson are the proud parents of twin girls born this morning at St. Anthony hospital. One weighs five and a half pounds and the other seven. The father is a member of The Tribune business staff. Miss Rith Adolph has accepted a position as bookkeeper and telephone operator at White House market. An American Legion auxiliary meeting will be held at Mrs H J McLaughlin’s home Monday August 31 at 8 o clock. Attendance is desired as several important matters are to be considered.

W. M. Jackson St. Anthony Hospital the Tribune American Legion Auxiliary H. J. McLaughlin South Arthur

Moonlight Open Air Dance Tonight with Maple Leaf

Maple Leaf Music Mixers will perform at the Moonlight Open Air Dance tonight. The event promises lively music and a friendly outdoor atmosphere for attendees seeking a seasonal night out.

Maple Leaf Maple Leaf Music

Reading list adds Frontier Law to Idaho eighth grade

Former Governor McConnell’s Frontier Law is added to Idaho eighth grade reading circle list announced by Miss Elizabeth Russum. The plan expands circles to fifth and sixth grades and offers certificates for home reading and school libraries.

Boise McConnell Idaho Elizabeth Russum Westend Moscow Sim Miss Russum Idaho Parent-Teacher Association

Trains Schedules and Connections Highlight Regional Lines

The notice lists arrival and departure times for trains from Portland Chicago Butte Salt Lake Victor Ashton and other points. It notes connections for branch lines to Mackay Minidoka Shoshone Glenne Ferry and Twin Falls and mentions steamship tickets to all points. A Tribune want ad closing line appears.

Butte Press Batte Express Salt Lake - Ashton Peat Yellowstone Tevainot Mackay Minidoka Shoshone Glenne Ferry Sesape Twin Falls

Big Meet Yells Promised by Rail Road Clubs

Union Pacific unit head J L Hays and G H Griffith visit Pocatello arranging the big meet on September 6 and 7. Several units plan to travel by special train and radiate college spirit with distinct yells to spur entries to victory. Railroads Oregon Washington and L A S L rally their cheer leaders as the event is billed the state's largest industrial sport carnival.

J. L. Hays Union Pacific’ System Advertising Bureau Union Pacific Trst G .H. Griffith Union Pacific System Pocatello U. P U.P L. A Oregon Washington Railroad Washington R. R O. L

Early arrest for embezzlement hits railroad labor department

Gray a disbursing agent for the United States railroad labor department was arrested by secret service men in Chicago. He has served with the department since its inception.

Chicago Gray United States Railroad Labor Department Secret Service

Shipstead criticizes tax plan as relief failures

Senator Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota, a Farmer-Labor senator, attacked the administration’s tax reduction program as outlined by Republican leaders, saying the tax law does not relieve the burdens of the people in addressing the northern community.

Hector Minn Henrik Shipstead Farmer-Laborite Minnesota Here

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