Mitchell Narrow Escape In Daring Plane Landing
Colonel William F. Mitchell chief of the eighth corps air forces escaped a crash after his plane lost power shortly after takeoff at the remount station. He landed in a clear area, the undercarriage hit a ditch and the craft rolled over, with Mitchell uninjured and signaling to onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
William F. Mitchell
Eighth Corps
Mitchel
Mitchell
Fort Sam T Houston
Harry Short
Short
Auto Runs Off Steep Grade Three Hurt
A vehicle left a steep grade with three injured when it flipped, the driver describing escape through sage brush and a long crawl to reach a road for help. Rescues were arranged to Boise and Mountain Home hospitals after word to Atlanta. Canadian forest fires threaten Marora and Owen Sound area in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieve
Atlanta
Rocky Bar
Mountain
Charlie Faraday
Boise
John Wheeler ill. funeral plans for West declared
John Wheeler in town is reported to be quite ill for several days. The body of John A West who died this morning at Lima will be shipped Tuesday to Ogden for a Wednesday funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wheeler
Marguerite Wheeler
John A. West
Lima
Ogden
Ministerial Association Holds Enthusiastic Morning Session
The ministerial association met this morning for a full session to plan united efforts for the local work and next year’s program. It was described as one of the most enthusiastic meetings in recent years and adjourned to reconvene Friday at 9 30 AM.
Travelers visit Reverend Sloan en route from Yellowstone trip
J. E. Refnes, of the Valley bank in Miami Arizona, and Joe Leavitt, engineer with the Miami Copps Co, called on Reverend Sloan for a few hours Sunday. They travel home from Yellowstone Park and plan to return via Lees Ferry to visit the proposed Colorado River dam site. Reverend Sloan formerly lived in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Refnes
Valley Bank of
Miami
Arizona
Joe Leavitt
Miami Copps Company
Reverend Sloan
Yellowstone Park
Lee's Ferry
Colorado River
Real estate transfers filed Saturday list multiple deeds
Real estate transfers show Maude R Wood transferring lots in Hall City Kingsford area to L E Wood. Christaine Brady-McGowan Co to I M Taff et ux and Geo F Lynn to I W Lynn et ux listed. Meyers Cohn & Sone to Mabel Evans among others noted.
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Wood
Maude R
L. E. Wood
Lota
Hall
Hall City
Kingsford
Christiane
G. F. Dewey. Com
G. F. Dewey. Com. 46 Rods N. BW Cor. Sey Sec. 15, Tp. 11, 8. R. 37, E. E. M
Brady-McGowan Co
I. M. Taff
Etux
Lynn
Geo. F
I. W. Lynn
Meyers Cohn & Sone
Mabel Evans
Ray Takes Office As Idaho U S Attorney
Hoyt E. Ray appointed by President Coolidge to be United States district attorney for Idaho will qualify Tuesday morning and depart by motor for Washington to assume duties Wednesday. Mrs. Ray and their young daughter will join him later after securing a Boise residence during a week end visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Hoyt E. Ray
President Coolidge
United States
Idaho
E. G. Davis
Washington
Capital
Chandler Leaves for New Fields
The final Sunday evening summer union church meeting was held at Congregational church with music by a quartet and organ by Mrs. J. E. Damron. Reverend H. L. Chandler of Trinity church preached on We preach not ourselves and will soon leave for Portland Oregon to continue his work. The sermon noted his strong impact on Pocatello citizens during his years here.
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Congregational Church
W. S. Cornell
H. R. Flint
Mr. McKenzie
D. B. Cleaves
J. E. Damron
Barnum
Buckskin Valley
H. L. Chandler
The
Trinity Church
Reveren Chandler
Portland
Oregon
Pocatello
Stanford Student Returns for Month Long Visit
John Raaf son of Dr and Mrs J J Raaf arrived Saturday from Palo Alto California where he has been attending Stanford University He will return to Stanford after a months vacation here with his parents Max Reynolds arrived Sunday from Arkansas where they have been visiting relatives and friends The Pocatello Riding Club will hold its regular monthly business meeting Tuesday at 8 o clock at the Bannock hotel The steamer Harvest er ran aground at Round Island due to smoke from forest fires delaying navigation in Sault Ste Marie Ontario August 21 AP Perace 18 promised in New York August 31 AP leaders of the Hip Sing and On Leong tongs promised permanent peace in a conference with District Attorney Banton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raaf
J. J. Raaf
Palo Alto
California
Stanford University
Stanford
Robert Reynolds
Max
Arkansas
Pocatello Riding Club
Bannock Hotel
Sault Ste Marie
Ont
St. Mary's River
Harvester
Round Island
Perace
New York
The
Tongs
Banton
Pocatello Seeks Bids for Local Sewerage Improvement No 36
The City of Pocatello calls for sealed bids by 5 pm September 9 1925 to build 600 feet of 8 inch sewer pipe 16 feet of concrete manholes and a septic tank for Local Sewerage Improvement District No 36. Bids must include a 5 percent bid guarantee and corporate surety bond of 60 percent. Plans available at City Engineer office. bids opened September 9 1925 at City Hall 7:50 pm. City reserves right to reject any bid. Mayor C Ben Ross. Attest: Catas S e Quar.
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Pocatello
City Eareer
City of
Elks Unveil Harding Bust at National Home Grounds
A granite mounted bust of President Harding was unveiled yesterday on the grounds of the national Elks home in Bedford Virginia. The memorial was donated by the Elks of Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Harding
National Elks Home
Elke
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Flier mail mission sails for Honolulu nonstop
San Francisco to Honolulu non stop flyers depart with a small batch of mail. Some items go to the post office for regular cancellation while navy messages bypass it. Letters include dispatches from Mayor James Rolen Jr of San Francisco to Honolulu mayor John H Wilson and notes from Rear Admiral Moffatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Honolulu
Moffatt
Ronautics
Navy Department
Navy
John Rodgers
Civil War Vets Open 59th G A R Encampment in Grand Rapids
Grand Army of the Republic veterans gather in Grand Rapids for the fifty-ninth encampment. L F Arensberg and staff attend as commander in chief. 8000 to 9000 veterans expected for the historical pageant. William M Coffin elected president of federated patriotic societies. new officers named Grace Willard Kane Raynor. Resolution adopted to display the American flag at every parade and election event.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Army
L. F. Arensberg
Pittsburg
Federated Patriotic Societies
William M. Coffin
Sona of Veterans
Grace B. Willard
Los Angeles
Woman's Re- Her Corps
Kane G. Raynor
Sons of Veterana Auxiliary
Making copper hard as steel in Lorraine report
Edward E. Harrison a labor foreman claims to have perfected a process to harden pure copper to tool steel hardness. He says a patent has been granted and a $3,000,000 offer from eastern capitalists was refused. Harrison states a liquid compound used in vacuum melting makes the copper harder and that business men in Lorraine financed the work. He began experiments four years ago in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Ohio
Edward E. Harrison
Victor J. Evans
Washington
Vans
Harrison
Clarrison
Des Moines
Iowa
Miners Demand Ten Percent Pay Increase
Union miners press for a ten percent wage rise while refuting arbitration. Negotiations halted at Atlantic City on August 4 as troops monitor the Henryetta district. Old and new scale workers briefly reunite, signaling tension and limited labor solidarity.
Miners Union Members Set for Midnight Strike in District 2
Three fourths of district 2 union miners in Oklahoma Arkansas and part of Texas are expected to strike at midnight. William Dalrymple, district president, called workers in companies that repudiated contracts or paid below the 1924 25 scale to cease work. A 10 000 strong crowd attended a peaceful mass meeting with a barbecue and entertainment, lampooning Governor Trapp after a failed conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartshone
Ohlo
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
William Dalrymple
Dalrymple
M. E. Trapp
President Coolidge Maintains Hands Off On Coal Dispute
President Coolidge keeps a hands off policy as a potential coal mine shutdown looms. He relies on press briefings and government observers to assess lawful options and plans government aid to ensure fuel supply. Visitors include John Hays Hammond and James L. Richards as discussions stay indirect and no talk of a settlement occurs. Labor Day near, return to Washington expected after the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
John Hays Hammond
Federal Coal Commission
James L. Richards
Boston
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Toronto
Marora
Ontario
Georgian Bay
Owen Sound
Molinelli’s
Molinelli
Chandler
C. Ben Ross
Cata S. eQuar
ELKS
Michigan
Intermountain Region
Baker
Cheyenne
Denver
Atlantic City
Henryetta
FARGO
Royal Society
Phoenix
Ladies
Drapery
Cretonnes
Fargo-Wilson-Wells CO
South Main
Lewis Street
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