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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1925

Page

2

Divorce in Moslem Countries Easier Under New Turkish Code

Constantinople December 26. The new Turkish civil code ends a man’s right to divorce at will and requires court decree for divorce. Women gain parity in divorce suits as courts rule for insanity desertion unfaithfulness. Old law allowed quick divorce by two witnesses or a signature, causing many divorces. 293 divorces were registered in Constantinople in the last three months.

Constantinople Arabian Desert

Italy hails Brenner guard as fascist surge grows

Rome reports anti German sentiment rising in Italy as the fascist Impero denounces German trade and actions. The paper notes the Brenner pass as a strategic flashpoint and announces a Brenner guard group with aggressive slogans.

Rome Italy Germany Impero South Tyrol Brenner Austria Brenner Guard Brenner Pass London Chamber of Deputies Palermo Ella Brigga New York

Foreign Athletes to Compete in Millrose Week

The Amateur Athletic Union assigns a foreign relations committee to manage a quartet of European stars Adrian Paulen Finland Charles Hoff Norway Hans Houben Germany and George Goodwin England to curb travel costs. They will race in Boston before the Millrose meet with a second appearance planned in New York. William Prout of Boston chairs the committee.

New York Paavo Nurmi Amateur Athletic Union Adrian Paulen Fietland Charles Hoff Norway Hans Houben Germany George Goodwin England Millrose AA Boston Wiliam Prout

Young Fiddler From Auburn Heads To Washington

Eight year old Ed die Dyer from Auburn left for Washington to perform for President and Mrs Coolidge. Violinist Peter Kurtz guides the boy’s training with support from the Auburn Kiwanis club.

Auburn N. Y Eddie Dyer Washington Coolidge Peter Kurtz Auburn Kiwanis Club

Rabbi Wise Controversy Draws National Support and Criticism

Jews nationwide rally to Rabbi Stephen Wise as orthodox leaders condemn his praise of Jesus in a recent address. The United Palestine Appeal weighs Wise’s resignation while Nathan Straus pledges additional funds amid controversy over Wise’s claim that Christ was a man and Jews should accept him. Rabbi Hirschberg defends Wise saying Jesus was a Jew but not divine.

New York Stephen Wise Jesus United Palestine Appeal Dr. Wise Christ Nathan Straus Abbi Samuel Hirschberg Milwaukee Rabbi Wise Temple Emanuel

Buhl Men Charged With Grand Larceny in Hides Case

Ray and Pete Kim brough were arrested near Buhl by Deputy Prater and Chief Wilson on a charge of stealing $900 worth of hides from the Buhl Wool and Hide Company warehouse Sunday night. They pled not guilty and were held on $5,000 bond for Monday's hearing.

Buhl Ray Pete Kimbrough FE. F. Prater Twin Falls Andy Wilson Y R. T. McNamara Buhl Woo Chester G. A. Diverbiss

Bright Lights at Orpheum Ends Run This Night

Charles Ray stars in Bright Lights at the Orpheum for the last shows with Pauline Starke. Pathe News two reel comedy and Jack Derville orchestra provide the bill. Tomorrow Betty Bronson stars in A Kiss for Cinderella.

Charles Ray Orpheum Ray Pauline Starke Pathe News Jack Derville Betty Bronson

Buster Keaton Plays Go West at Strand Tonight

Buster Keaton delivers his usual silent comedy at the Strand in Go West with a mix of slapstick and pathos. The show runs tonight as the last performances, with Jackie Coogan to follow tomorrow in 13 Clothes.

Buster Keaton Jackie Coogan

Munsey Estate Quoted At Forty Million In Death Note

The body of Frank A. Munsey, millionaire publisher, rests in Woodlawn cemetery vault pending spring burial arrangements after a service at St John the Divine. Mrs. Hyde of St. Petersburg, Fred Hyde, and other relatives accompanied the body from the cathedral. A friend recalled Munsey saying he came to New York with forty dollars and was worth forty million in his last days.

New York Frank A. Munsey Woodlawn Cemetery John M. Hyde St. Petersburg Fla Mr. Munsey Fred Hyde Cathedral of St. John the Divine Woodlawn Mr. Munse

Judges Endorse Divorce Bill in Chicago Symposium

Cook County judges with vast divorce docket support a federal divorce bill introduced by Senator Arthur Capper. They urge stronger proof for cruelty and insanity claims and back amendments including two weeks notice before license and new grounds like failure to perform duties and communicable disease.

Chicago Arthur Capper Kansas Cook County Joseph Sabath John BR. Caverly John J. Sullivan Thomas J. Lynch Harry A. Lewis Lewis Praud Sabath

Church Notes Crowded Holiday Services Across City

Multiple congregations list December 27 and 1925 services. Saintly calendars include East Side Baptist, Trinity, Lutheran, and St John’s with sermons on Millstones Pressing Toward the Mark and The Unspeakable Gift. Special Christmas music, choir solos, and district events accompany Sunday school and morning worship.

Bracken Named Deputy Treasurer

Leo F. Bracken of Twin Falls is named deputy state treasurer by State Treasurer D. F. Banks. A banker by profession, Bracken was formerly cashier of the Idaho State Bank of Twin Falls, which consolidated with Twin Falls National Bank four years ago. He headed the American Legion in Idaho in 1919-1920 and is a member of the Masons Elks and the Presbyterian church.

Boise D. F. Banks Leo F. Bracken Twin Falls Bracken Idaho State Bank of Twin Falls National Bank American On Idaho Masonic and Elk Presbyterian Church

Coast Accidents Darken California Christmas Holiday

California saw at least twelve deaths during the Christmas holiday with about twenty injured. Automobile crashes killed four men and a woman in southern and central California while Eureka reported drownings of two men and three boys. A rear end streetcar collision near San Francisco killed one and injured many. a man struck by a train in Oakland died instantly. A holiday period saw numerous injuries in the San Francisco bay region and Sacramento.

San Francisco California Eureka Oakland San Francisco Bay Region Sacramento

Peanut Coal for furnace and ranges available

Reduce your coal bill with Peanut Coal at 7.50 per ton from Idaho Coal and Ice Co. Phones 304 305. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife from and after this date. JOHN L. (BUD) CULLEN.

Idaho Coal and Ice Co John L Bud) Cullen

Ewes for Sale by J W Thomson Cokeville Wyoming

Five thousand breeding ewes or any portion of that number offered for sale by J W Thomson of Cokeville Wyoming. Contact details not provided.

J. W. Thomson Cokeville Wyo

Used Cars and Monthly Payments At Local Dealership

A listing features numerous early 20th century cars including Ford Touring models 1920 and 1924, Chevrolet Tour 1921 and 1924, Buick Touring and Roadster, Olds, Dodge, Chandler, Roamer, Hup, Oakland, and more with asking prices ranging from 90 to 650 dollars. The ad invites buyers to come in and pay small monthly amounts and to see Art before purchasing a car.

Chandler Olds Oakland

Sunday services and reading room at Christian Beience church

The church at 124 North Main Street outlines services for December 27 1925 with Sunday school at 945 am a Sunday worship at 11 am and Wednesday testimonial services at 8 pm A free reading room in the Carlson building is open Sundays 3 to 5 pm and weekdays 1 to 5 pm also open Monday and Thursday evenings 7 to 830 pm The public is invited to church services and reading room use.

North Main Street Christian Beience Carlson

Central Christian Church Announces New Year Services

Bible school at 9 45. Communion at 11. Following communion the annual election of church officers will take place. Special service planned. Junior C E at 3. Senior C E at 6 30. Special music by orchestra and in song. Sermon topics Excess Baggage. Arena service and New Year service planned at Lander and Sixth.

St. John the Evangelist Masonic Order St. John Bethel Baptist Church Corner Fifth Fremont E. J. Harris Miss Sampson Luther Myrtle King Anna Washington Joe Washington FE. J. Harris Star of the East D. L. McGriff Central Christian Church Lander Children’s Church C. E

Fossilized fish scale discovery redefines Cambrian life

In St Albans Vermont a fossilized fish scale named Howell’s dawn fish challenges pre human life timelines. Princeton paleontology professor B F Howell and Yale’s C Schubert report the Cambrian plate indicates primitive vertebrates existed earlier than thought and may illuminate early fish origins.

New York St. Albans Vermont New York Times Howell B. F. Howell Princeton University Princeton Museum of Paleontology Charles Schubert Department of Geology Yale St. Alban’s L. B. Ruax

Notice of Bills Contracted by Others After Date

Notice states that bills contracted by anyone other than myself after this date involve Joe Slel. River County records caution about unauthorized obligations and seek verification of active commitments.

Joe Slel

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