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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1925

Page

2

Small Loses Appeal in Illinois Governor Case

Springfield December 18 AP Len Small former Illinois governor lost his appeal in the state supreme court and must account for about one million dollars allegedly withheld while state treasurer The court affirmed a lower court ruling ordering an accounting of funds handled by Small as treasurer and sent the case for chancery accounting in Sanmon county court where he had been indicted in 1922 on embezzlement and conspiracy The criminal charges were later resolved with an acquittal after a venue change to Lake county The ruling notes deporting state moneys through the Grant Park Bank and profit sharing from reloans at 2 5 and 8 percent The civil suit was filed November 26 1921 and named Small along with other former treasurers The criminal trial at Waukegan led to a not guilty verdict by a short trial The governor was not located at his office yesterday

Springfield Ill Len Small Illinois State Supreme Court Small Sanmon Lake County Duncan Heard Grant Park Bank Edward ©. Curtis Waukegan Edward & Miller Miller Edward E. Brundage Dietments

Christmas High School Program Delights Broad Audience

About four hundred attendees enjoyed a high school Christmas program by the music department and dramatic club. Treble Clef Blues and The Rose of Picardy opened the concert, followed by Pale Moon and Poky High School. The one act play Why the Chimes Rang featured students Steen and Holger, with strong performances from Evelyn Smith and others. A postshow meeting planned a cooked food sale to fund girls athletic needs and basketball practice was announced with team selections and workouts. A faculty tea and Christmas assemblies at Franklin and junior high schools highlighted festive activities, with solos, readings, and a Santa finale.

Gaylord Sanford Dramatic Club Europe Steen Shurtuff Morgan Bertel James Miller Kenneth Ridgiway Holger Sanam Evelyn Smith George Turnes Charles Loux William Peterson Viola Chapman Inezri J. J. McCarty Girls’ Athletic Association Nellie Willeke Eloise Smith Dorothy Anderson Helen Loux Liden Gower Phyllis Beckley Wilhelmina Grotemut Harold Chinn Franklin Junior High School Rut Lemon Glen Exum Maxine Masere Arvilla Exter Kathryn McLaughlin Wanda Evans David Banewood Glee Club Santa Claus

Borozone The Stable and Home Flesh Treatment Ad

The Borozone treatment heals flesh wounds cuts sores gulls and burns for home and stable use. Apply liquid Borozone to wash out germs then Borozone Powder finishes healing. Liquid priced 30c 60c and 1.20 powder 30c and 60c. Sold by Watson Drug Co.

Watson Drug Co

Economic Conditions Reflected in Schools Says Commissioner

Miss Ethel FE Redfield commissioner of education spoke in Pocatello at Bannock county school trustees convention. She said improved economic conditions are evident in the schools through current and anticipated improvements. She noted the State Teachers association meeting in Beise December 29 to 31 with heads of all state institutions represented. She had not yet visited the Idaho Technical Institute and would confer with President Rotherfead before returning to Boise.

Ethel FE. Redfield Pocatello Bannock County The Tribune Board of Education State Teachers’ Association Beise Idaho Technical Institute Miss Redfield Tech Rotherfead Boise

Denver Banks Shut Doors Amid Industry Slowdown

Two Denver banks the Broadway National and the Drovers' National closed Thursday, announced by L. K. Roberts national bank examiner for the tenth district. Officials cited frozen pipe and low livestock mood as reasons for the closures.

Denver Colo Broadway National Bank The Drovers’ National Bank L. K. Roberts National Bank Examiner Federal Reserve District

Curtis Publishing approves large preferred stock increase

Philadelphia December stockholders of Curtis Publishing approve raising preferred stock from 200000 to 900000 shares with no par value and distribute 700000 new preferred shares to common stockholders.

Philadelphia Curtis Publishing Company Commot

Largest Single Express Shipment From Bethlehem Works

One of the largest single transcontinental express pieces dispatched from Bethlehem Steel in San Francisco to save cargo aboard the Handley at Barrets Point. The 29,000 pound marine engine cylinder was sent to replace the cracked part, enabling the vessel to resume movement with its 14,000 ton perishables cargo in the eastern port.

San Francisco Bethelehem Steel Company Handley Barrets Point Mit

Burlington railroad official to retire after 44 years

John Francis general passenger agent with Burlington railroad based in Chicago will retire January 1 after 44 years of service. He began as chief clerk in 1881 at Lincoln Nebraska then served as chief clerk in the passenger department and later assistant general passenger and ticket agent in Omaha before his current post.

Chicago John Francis Burlington Railroad Prancis Lincoln Neb Omaha

Poison Fiend Sought After Two More Poisonings

Madison police intensified efforts to catch the so called poison fiend after two additional poisoning attempts were revealed. Investigators believe a maniac with a large grocery store list is plotting against cities. A store employee detected a peculiar odor prompting examination.

Madison Wis

Peanut Coal for Furnaces and Ranges Offered at $7.50

Idaho Coal and Ice Co advertises Peanut Coal at seven dollars fifty cents per ton for furnaces and ranges. Phones 304 and 305.

Idaho Coal and Ice Co

Book of Poems Makes Ideal Christmas Gift

The Passing of the Desert a book of poems by Irene Welch Gris som enjoys local popularity and is again offered as a gift book by the Federation of Women's Clubs of the state. Mrs. C. E. M. Loux, committee chair, says there are still copies available after renewed interest this year.

Irene Welch Grissom Federation of Women’s Clubs C. E. M. Loux

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