Pocatello Featured In Union Pacific Magazine Issue
The September Union Pacific magazine for Pocatello highlights the city as a key railroad terminal. It includes articles on Fort Hall history, Camp Tendoy road scenes, and profiles of railroad families plus safety and civic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Union Pacific Magazine
Gate City
Union Pacific
Portneuf Canyon
Camp Tenday
Idaho
Portal of Promise
Ethelyn Glasser
Pocatello Railroad
Minnie F. Howard
Southern Idaho Hisorical Society
Old Fort Hall
A. R. van Nuys
Idaho Technical Institute
A. T. Bailey
J. Fieldsted
Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific System
Plebiscitary Commission Delays Meeting Until September 15
In Arica Chile on August 29 the Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission announced it will not meet again until September 15. The delay allows the registration and elections committee to begin its work. Tribune Want Ads for Results.
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Arica
Chile
Tacna-Arica Plebescitary Commission
Committee On Registration and Elections
Auto Fatalities Rise in Major Cities in 1925 Across Periods
Washington reports reports from 77 large cities show 2,878 deaths from January 1 to August 15, 1925, with 368 in the four weeks to August 15. New Bedford holds a 1925 record with two deaths, while New York City leads yearly totals at 559 fatalities.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Norfolk
Dayton
Houston
Lynn
New Bedford
St. Paul
San Antonio
Waterbury
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Return to Caldwell for Visit by Mrs. D Worth Clark
Mrs D Worth Clark returns to Caldwell this evening with her daughter Muriel for a several week visit. Miss Clark has been summer guest of Mr and Mrs John Hood and will soon go to Boston to resume studies. D Worth Clark a son has taken up the practice of law and will remain in this city.
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D. Worth Clark
Caldswell
Muriel
Miss Clark
John Hood
Boston
Twin Falls Man Fights Coyote On Horseback
Twin Falls August 29 John L Maxwell son of J M Maxwell of Twin Falls fought a coyote that attacked him while riding from Swiss Valley near Bliss to a farm. Armed with only a pitchfork he killed the animal after a half hour struggle. The youth works in Bliss hayfields. New York August 29 Carl H Knudsen inventor sails for Norway after twenty years in the United States his diesel engine work yields a 1000 horsepower locomotive reducing need for water stops in western deserts.
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Twin Falls
John L. Maxwell
J. M. Maxwell
Bliss
Racih
New York
Carl H. Knudsen
Norway
Mr. Knudsen
Gopher Sparks Nighttime Crash Near Deer Creek
A gopher sighting caused two Nebraska cars to collide near Deer Creek, Peoria, injuring one woman and destroying two autos with 100 in cash inside. Ed Bishop and two daughters of Hooper, Neb, and William Krenzer with five children of Omaha were involved. Mrs Krenzer suffered a facial cut from breaking glass.
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Peoria
Deer Creek
Here
Nebraska
Ed Bishop
Hooper
Neb
Wm. Kenzer
Omaha
Belgian debt talks wrap up with no secret clauses
Belgian debt mission returns from Washington insisting the agreement has no hidden provisions. They note December 15, 1925, payment is small and nonproblematic, credit could improve with ratification, and U.S. tax politics cloud the issue. Delegates say talks were businesslike and Brussels was kept fully informed.
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Brussels
Miasim
Washington
United States
Congress
Belgium
Debt Funding Commission
Debt talks in Paris hinge on British proposals
Paris reports that Franco British debt negotiations reach only the stage of definite British proposals and French acceptance. French minister Caillaux will submit these to the French council, with final action expected after the Washington mission finishes its work. Italy demands equal terms in its US debt settlement, citing Belgium and France as benchmarks.
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Paris
Council of French Ministers
M. Caillaux
Washington
Offac
United States
France
Great Britain
Phillip Snowden
Ramsay McDonald
M. Clementel
Herriot
London
Debt Commission
Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Il Popolo D'Italian
Belgium
Saya
Radio hobbyist in Pocatello runs home stations
An employee in the electrical department at Pocatello operates a licensed radio station heard across the United States, Hawaii, Mexico and Alaska. Using a 10 watt transmitter and a 190 watt transmitter with a home made receiving set, his call letters are ox.
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7GX
Pocatello Car
Martin
Pocatello Shopa
Union
Hawaiian Island
Mexico
Alaska
Syria protests claim truth amid unsettled Damascus attacks
AP dispatches summarize an official Syria communique denying widespread alarmist reports from Cairo and noting a Druse and Bedouin attack on Damascus was repelled on August 24. The statement says Druse forces withdrew after a February 24 defeat and that recent reports from General Marrail in Bei rvree indicate quiet.
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Syria
Paris
Damascus
Cairo
Dijehel
Marrail
Beirvree
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PEARL
Elgin
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Jk Weller
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Gopher
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Virginia Dare
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Alice
Cuckoo
Saraband
Femo Nap
Femo
Gotham Hosiery
Gotham
Price
Stanley
Wis
Ira Méyers
Bright
Owen
Abbott
Ord
Mons
District Court of the
Pitth Judicial District
District Court of the 6Th Judi
Cial
Bannock
A Parley
B. L. Spongberg
Depu McDougall
lcDougall
Cote
Pycatello
Warners
Richelieu
Winnos
POP Mubio
Gordon
Abe Oohan
Mgr
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine Co
West Lewis
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