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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1925
Page
5
A reflective piece on family life during Christmas, noting the time and expense families spend on gifts and entertaining. It emphasizes the home as a stable center where parents sustain traditions and provide a place for children and friends, a source of American spirit.
The Eastern Idaho Scout Council based in Pocatello completes its executive committee with eight departments including finance troop organization camping civic service and education. New officers and deputy commissioners are named to oversee troops from 1 to 17 with Mink Creek camp highlighted as a premier facility.
Intermediate Y M C A Sunday school basketball league shows improving play. Christian Science defeats Third Ward L D 8, with the biggest game looming as Christian Science meets the Christian team at the Y Y. Upcoming matches include Congregational versus Third Ward L D 8 and a Methodist clash with Science, while a berth remains open. If this league feeds into next spring's secondary tournament, trophies may leave Pocatello as the class is not high school second team level.
Carl Kilbertz of Monroe Michigan was sentenced by Municipal Judge Slomer Ramey to an indefinite term as a specimen for a University of Toledo psychology class after a nighttime automobile rampage that damaged two cars and a house. Kilbertz paid all damages.
Mike and Fred Noorlander of Ogden face a first degree murder charge in the Walter Scadden case. The preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace O J Bell was rescheduled to Tuesday at 10 AM, likely in the county building courtroom, due to attorney availability. Roy L Black has joined the prosecution with County Attorney H J Swanson.
The Pacific Fruit Express Co. acting for Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, orders five thousand new refrigerator cars to arrive before September 1, 1926, with forty one replacements from last year’s losses. Total fleet rises to 38,375 cars, a 15 percent gain, at an investment near 16 million dollars to cover peak September and October loads in the UP and SP territories.
S E A to charter a special for Santa if snow delays. O S L workers get a Christmas celebration with a tree, gifts, and baskets. Merchants donate meat, flour, shoes, clothing, fruit, and goods for needy families served by the shop's welfare program.
The Persian constituent assembly approved amendments to establish the Pehlavi dynasty with Reza Khan named shah. Sovereignty shifts to the dynasty and the shah's eldest son becomes crown prince. Reza Kahn will be enthroned December 14, replacing deposed Ahmed Kaijar who is in France.
Philadelphia December 12 The meeting here today of the three anthracite district executive boards of the United Mine Workers was without significance as it considered only administrative routine. John L. Lewis said the boards, all members of the scale committee, met about two hours and are empowered to negotiate a coal strike settlement.
Dr John Lee Coulter president of North Dakota College of Agriculture told President Coolidge today that agricultural conditions in the Northwest show improvement. He spoke for about fifteen minutes and urged government aid to cooperative marketing as a means to lift farm prospects.
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