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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1925

Page

12

Open Day in Congress Signals Wave of Proposals

On opening day many measures were introduced. Griffin proposes a child labor ban for under sixteen. Jones seeks shipping board abolition and foreign trade zones. Edge calls to abolish the board. McLeod files an anti sedition bill and house re apportionment. Griffin would allow treaties with majority consent of both houses. Gibson seeks two house seats per state. Johnson backs federal trade women abolition. LaGuardia proposes a war outlaw conference. McLeod pushes uniform marriage and divorce laws. Johnson proposes citizenship eligibility changes. Edwards introduces repeal of Volstead and 4 percent beer legalization with strict sale rules.

Jones Senate Commerce Committee Fleet Corporation The Shipping Board Edge Jersey McLeod Michigan House J.riffin Congress Gibson Vermont Johnson Washington Inashington la Guar- Socialist New York Edwards New Jersey

Fight over Volstead Act opens new Congress

Washington reports the new Congress opens amid a flood of amendment and repeal proposals to the Volstead act and 18th amendment. Wet lawmakers push liberalization while drys seek stricter prohibition enforcement with multiple bills introduced. Senator Fuge of New Jersey proposes raising beverage alcohol content and easing physician liquor limits.

Washington Congress House Fuge New Jersey Senate Iyudiciary Committee Me Cion Volytead Vct Anti-Saloon League

Girls Should Paint in the Proper Way

New York report describes a Barnard College health exhibit showing beauty tips and wardrobe hints. The display includes internal makeup advice, athletic gear like tennis racquets and swimsuits, and a section labelled antiques featuring a corset petticoat and hair switch. It also presents a satirical menu with Miss Too Fat Too Thin and Miss Just Right eating recommendations.

New York Barnard College

Chang's Army in Retreat Near Mukden

Tokyo reports say General Kuo Sung-lien's forces, once aligned with Chang Tso-lin, are moving toward Mukden with Sinminfu and Shengking as their base. Banks and stores closed, foreigners evacuated, and consuls plan protection as telegraph and rail links falter.

Toyko Foreign Office Kuo Sung Lien Chang Tso Lin Mukden Manchuria Kuo Sinminfu Shengking Kirin Chang Peking Tokyo Port Arthur

Cooke Child Faces Court Decisive Custody Battle

In Salt Lake City a habeas corpus case pits Henry J. Cooke against his estranged wife Hilda Betty Cooke over Shirley’s custody on the eve of a possible Supreme Court ruling. Shirley, age six, prefers to stay with her mother and votes for remaining with Mama, echoing years of Toronto domestic strife and prior temporary custody to the father.

Salt Lake City Shirley Cooke Supreme Court Henry J. Cooke Toronto Hilda Betty Cooke Shirley Cooke West

Crowder Attends Cuban General Maceo Ceremony Abroad

United States Ambassador Crowder took part in ceremonies honoring General Antonio Maceo, Cuban patriot killed in battle with Spain on December 7, 1896, during a Havana event with WH and Cuban officials.

Crowder Havana United States Antonio Maceo

Nye Appointment Questioned by Dakota Attorney General

In March Biemarch North Dakota reports that Attorney General George Fer contends Nye's appointment to the U.S. Senate was illegal. Governor Carle appointed Nye to fill the vacancy after Ladd’s death, but Fer argues state law requires a chosen election rather than an executive pick. The Senate in Washington prepares to decide on Nye’s status as Dakota’s senator.

Biemarch N. D United Statea Senate Washington Gerald Nye Coopertown United States Dakota George Fer Si. Apalding Fargo Reepublian

Omaha police urge soldiers in uniform off duty rule

Omaha police request Colonel Tenny Ross to issue an order requiring soldiers to wear their uniforms when off duty. The move follows a grocery store holdup and 21 robberies linked to soldiers Duke Harrington and Flynn, including taxi cab robberies.

Omaha Neb Tenny Ross Seventh Corps United States Army Ross War Department Washington Winston F. Duk Gla Harrington Harry Flynn Fort Omaha Duke Harrington Flynn

Paris Woman Charged in Espionage Case Exposes British Link

Paris December reports reveal Marthe Moreuil a 25 year old Parisienne and former nurse is under arrest on espionage charges. Three men James Leather Fisher Williams and Ernest Oliver Phillips are alleged to have employed her. Leather and Phillips are described as English soldiers in the intelligence service. Moreuil named bases at Ouesé Pierrefeu St Rafaele St Nazaire Bordeaux Ayre and said the men paid for her services.

Paris Great Britain Marthe Moreuil Saslody James Leather Fisher Williams Ernest Oliver Phillips Mlle Moreuil Leather Phillips Mile Moreuil Ouesé Pierrefeu St. Rafaele St. Nazaire Bordeaux Ayre Petit Parisian League of Nations Council Thas Henri de Kerills Echo de Paria Milo Morenil

French Introduces Indian Bill in Congress

Washington Dec 8 Representative French Republican Idaho introduced a bill to subject Indian lands to state or territorial laws on marriage health and education. The draft notes treaty provisions on hunting and fishing would not be affected.

Washington

Wounded Man Carried 15 Miles After Quail Accident

Benjamin Acancara Jr. of Ross Marin County was accidentally shot during a quail hunt and carried fifteen miles to Ross General Hospital. His right eye was removed. The shooter and carrier, identified as Hl. Keil, left after the transport without further identification.

San Francisco Benjamin Acancara, Jr Ross Marin County Ross General Hospital Point Reyes Hl. Keil Acancara

Rural church largely gone on the American Farm Bureau agenda

Chicago dispatch reports C F Bradfute urging delegates to focus on social and spiritual country life while evaluating the McNary Haugen tax plan. He warns farmers bear indirect taxes and calls for expert attention to taxation and rural life. C B Denman cites the need for uniform livestock market standards after handling 92 000 carloads valued at 721 million dollars for 240 000 members.

Chicago C. E. Bradfute American Farm Bureau Federation Federation Bradfute Coolidge C. B. Denman National Livestock Producers Association

Lewis and Munn Wrestle Tonight in Denver

Ed Lewis world heavyweight title claimant meets Wayne Munn in a finish match at the city auditorium Denver. This is their second meeting since Munn won the crown at Kansas City about a year ago. Alan Budtace and Jack Lewis will box in the windup.

Denver Strangler

Coolidge Seeks Hard Work Plan as House Begins Tax Fight

President Coolidge urged a program of hard work in his state of the Union, with the House quickly taking up a sweeping tax reduction bill while the Senate debated and prepared its hearings. He also called for aviation expansion, coal industry oversight, cooperative marketing, and world court adherence, and urged stricter prohibition enforcement. Senator Jones signaled a push to revise Senate rules to curb debate, while Senator Ashurst warned Arizona would defy the Colorado River agreement unless Mexico’s irrigation use is cut off.

Washington Congress Coolidge House Senate Air Board World Court Houses of Chicago Capitol Hill Jones Dawes Ashurst Arizona Mexico

Army court martial opens as Ely counters Mitchell charges

General Hanson E. Ely testifies against Col Mitchell in the aviation controversy. Ely opposing a separate air force argues it would strip power from the overall commander. Other generals testify on air power’s place in defense and offense while references to the president are struck from the record.

Washington Army Mitchell Hanson E. Ely Army War College Ely Sherman Moreland Eneral Fly Reid Bly Coolidge

Western Union Dividend Sparks New Pay Schedule

In New York on December 8 AP reports Western Union Telegraph directors set the annual stock dividend range at 7 to 48 a share and authorized a quarterly payment of 2. Dividends have been maintained at a 67 year cycle since 2019.

New York Western Union Telegn Company

Kipling Health Bulletin Reports Slight Improvement

A medical bulletin issued from Burwash, Sussex, states Edward Kipling has bronchial pneumonia but had another good night and is retaining his improvement as of noon today.

Kipling Sussex England Edyard Kipling Ling

Tribal Basket Weaver Dat La La Lee Dies at 90

Dat La La Lee, renowned Washoe artist who wove tribal history into basketry, died Sunday and was buried today near the Carson Indian School in Stewart Nevada. Her work, valued up to 5000 dollars, is displayed at the Smithsonian Institution and Carnegie while she completed only fifty baskets in her 90 plus years. An unfinished basket she began was interred with her per her request.

Reno Nev Dat-Lo- La-Lee Washoe Smithman Institute Carnegie Institute

Berenger Named as Ambassador to United States

Paris reports Victor Henry Berenger was approved by the council of ministers as French ambassador to the United States. He will relieve Emile Daeschner in Washington, with appointments renewed every six months. Berenger has long been a leading financial figure in the senate and ranked beside Caillaux on the debt funding mission.

Paris Victor Henry Berenger United States Council of Ministers Berenger Emile Daeschner Washington Senate Finance Commission Caillaux Wiasion

Idaho Timber Tract Is Sold

Duluth Minnesota December 8 16 000 acres of timber in northern Idaho valued around 1 800 000 were sold to the Weyerhaeuser Interests. The Clearwater Timber Company a Weyerhaeuser subsidiary will supply timber for a Lewiston Idaho mill and a 41 mile rail line to be built by Northern Pacific and Union Pacific railroads.

Duluth Minn Idaho Weyerhaewser Menry Turrish Lumberman Caplitalier Clearwater Timber Company Weyerhaeurer Lewiston Northern Pacific Union Pacific

George Dowern a dies in West Virginia

George Mead of Martingbura West Virginia died. He served as a representative in the second district from 1916 to 1917, with details on his political career and service provided by AP.

Ghorge Dowerna Martingbura Dee George Mead

Ferguson Declines Call for Texas Legislature Special Session

Governor Miriam A Ferguson announces she will not convene a special session despite a petition from 41 legislators. She cites economy, highway law rollout, and cautions against political agitation while offering to involve the legislature if public good requires.

Austin Texas Miriam A. Ferguson Lee Satterwhite Riggy

Roosevelts On A Great Hunt In Asia

Kermit Roosevelt bagged a world record ibex with 59½ inch horns as part of the James Simpson Roosevelt expedition for the Field Museum. The team, including Theodore Roosevelt, collected eleven ibex and other species, while traveling 2000 miles since May 1 en route from Kashgar toward Kashmir Central India and Nepal.

Chicago Kermit Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt James Simpson- Roosevelt Central Asia Field Museum Roosevelt Fem Kashmir India Nepal Roosevelte George K. Cherrie Suydam Cutting Ee Rapher Russia Gaeplen

Seek Repeal of Federal Inheritance Tax Leads Texas Talks

Washington and Texas leaders launch a new campaign to repeal the federal inheritance tax. Speaker Thor Butterwhite of Texas chairs the effort with tax clubs and the American Bankers Association inviting state lawmakers to discuss the move.

Woshington Dee Tew Butterwhite Texas How Texas Tax Clubs American Bankers Legista Ie Thoreday

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