Springs club proposes changes in in game laws
Soda Springs Rod and Gun club reports on annual banquet at Lallatin cafe with Lewis orchestra music and a Field and Stream film. New members E. Nighman and Henry L. Finch. resolutions urge fishing closure on Blackfoot river December 1 to June 15, canal screening, removal of dam, and blocking Mussen Creek mouth to prevent trout spawning upriver. Open seasons proposed for game birds and waterfowl with specific dates and limits. requests to plant food for waterfowl. deer seasons in Baribou county and closures of Trail and Mill creeks. Bear Lake county fishing bans in tributaries. enforcement of license fraud prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Blackfoot River
Sodamarian Association
State Bureau of Fish and Game
Ecreena
Mussen Creek
Baribou
Tober
Trail Creek
Mill Creek
Bear Lake
Caribou
Nurmi Dominates Board Track Races Sets Three World Marks
Paavo Nurmi swept two mile and 1500 meter races at Madison Square Garden in the Finnish American Athletic Club meet, breaking records in 4:13.3 for the mile and 3:56.1 for 1500, then clocked a world best 14:44.5 in the 5000. Ray’s records fell as Nurmi impressed 12,000 fans, with officers guarding the stadium floor afterward.
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New York
Paavo Nurmi
Finland
America
Madison Square Garden
Joh Ray
Chicago
Willie Bitola
Nurmi
Ray
Ritola
United States
Loren Murchison
Newark A
Ilo
Alan Hellfrich
Penn State
Engineers Win Class Basketball Title In Post Holiday Clash
The Commerce Engineers beat Commerce with an 11 to 7 score to claim the class championship after a fast, closely fought game. The contest followed a period before Christmas vacation when the two clubs tied for first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew Il
Gme
Tech Promebtes
Engineers
Commerce Rimhali
Evans Chapman
Stratford Campbell
Hudson Hutchinson
E. Evans Tatro
Pond
Radio stations with no names in a lively Y club tale
A colorful reminiscence describes a YMCA scene where a man hints at a radio station without a name, joking that it belongs to the alphabet. The chatter reflects local life and playful gossip around the Y club visit.
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Backache Relief
An older advertisement claims backache stems from lumbago rheumatism or a strain and promises fast relief by rubbing St Jacobs Oil on the back. It asserts soreness stiffnes and lameness vanish moments after application and advertises a bottle cost of 85 cents at druggists.
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St. Jacobs
Coast Talent Was Expensive Coast to Coast Talent Costs Cited
A 1925 analysis notes the Pacific coast league transfers to the majors total about 1.28 million in announced prices over four years, with many deals underpaid or overvalued. It cites specific cases such as Kamm, O Connell, Statz, Walberg, Hale, and trades between Los Angeles Chicago Seattle and Boston as inflating or misvaluing player worth, amid cross ownership and shifting figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Foster
New York
Kamm
San Francisco
Comiskey
O’connell
Statz
Los Angeles
Chicago
Welch
Seattle
Boston Nationals
Boston
Walberg
Giants
McGraw
Hale
Athletics
Detroit
Bassler
Pillette
Johnson
California
German national income rises to 27000000000 gold marks
Berlin reports economist Herr Kuczinsky estimates current German national income at 27 billion gold marks, up from about 35 billion before the war, after a crash in 1923. The figure shows a recovery to roughly three quarters of prewar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Pocatello Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Berlin
Herr Kuczinsky
Hair-Raising Show Recited By a Scalper
A fragmentary verse notes a bald head and a hair-raising tale. The speaker recalls an evening at a show bought from a scalper and a mysterious change in hair growth experienced in the bald headed row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. LL
Hutchinson names Idaho Tech varsity hoop squad
Coach R F Hutchinson announced the Idaho Tech varsity basketball roster after the Commerce vs Engineers game. Fifteen top players were selected including Hodson Peterson V Evans Tatro Hutchinson Allen Marler Wheeler Wickstrom Burton Butler Johnsonoe Stockdale Chapman Powell, many new to each other but all strong high school performers.
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Commerce and Engineers
R. F. Hutchinson
Idaho Tech
Hodson
Levine
Peterson
V. Evans
Tatro
Hutchinson
Allen
Marler
Wheeler
Wickstrom
Burton
Butler
Johnson
Stockdale
Chapman
Powell
Evans
Idaho Falls
The
Tech
Senate urged to cut rail interest to avert St Paul receivership
Alfred P. Thom of the Association of Railway Executives told the senate inter state commerce commission that delaying action on bills to lower interest on railroad loans could force the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul property into receivership by June 1. He cited the $48 million four percent bond issue and urged expediting action on Sen McLean's bill to set a cap near government cost plus a quarter percent. A House bill proposes a minimum 4 percent rate. Chairman Smith said early attention would be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Senate Inter-State Ecommerce Commission
Alfred P. Thom
Association of Railway Executives
Thom
St. Paul
McLean
Republican
Conn
Treasury
House
Smith
South Carolina
Italians Prepare to Impeach Mussolini Amid Crisis
Rome reports say opposition deputies who have boycotted parliament for seven months plan to start impeachment proceedings against Premier Mussolini when the session opens around January 20. Mussolini will likely use strong measures as Italy remains tense. Three ministers who resigned Monday have been replaced by Fascisti allies. No new repression reported, but Fascisti press for full Fascistization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram K. Moderwell
Pocatello Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Fascisti
Transportation company faces disruption and delays
A fragmented notice mentions a transportation company and possible service interruptions. Details are unreadable, but the readable text hints at operational issues impacting routes or schedules. No names, dates, or locations are clear in the readable portion.
Local Chamber Meeting Reviews 1924 US Chamber Activities
The Pocatello and American Falls chambers met at Bannock hotel to discuss United States chamber priorities for 1924 including tax policy, a national tax commission, trade association policy, merchant marine, waterways, immigration, budget extensions, and railroad labor board actions. Brady urged bid reviews for the dam at the American Falls project and urged Oregon Trail recognition while tours discussed Mink Creek highway repairs. The session included fellowship remarks and a club singing led by Prof. Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello and
American Falls Chain of Commerce
American Falls
Bannock Hotel
J. I. King
Nations
Pocatello Chamber
United States Chamber
National Organization
King
Railroad Labor Board
Immigration Commission
National Chamber
Howell-Barclayath
F. C. McGowan
K E. Brady
McGowan
Brady
Chamber
Crystal
Mink Creek
J. Robb Brady
Oregon Trail
Leatherwood
Utah
Prof
T. R. Nielsen
The
Tech
Nielsen
Brady and sons return from Pasadena trip
J Robb Brady, son James M., and Titus Cornell came home Tuesday night after attending the Notre Dame Stanford game in Pasadena on New Year’s Day and visiting San Francisco en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robb Brady
James M
Titus Cornell
Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
San Francisco
John Norris Not Linked to Tastie Good Burglary, Tribune Clarifies
The John Norris named in connection with the Tastie Good Confectionery burglary on North Main is not Jack Norris of 450 South Tenth Avenue, according to information received by The Tribune today.
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Jack Nobris
John Norris
Tastie Good
North Main
Jack Norris
South Tenth Avenue
The
Tribune Today
Fire damages home of Dave Daniels on South Sixth
Fire responders were called at 9 05 Tuesday night to 453 South Sixth where a blaze started in a clothes closet caused about 9500 in damage. Chemical extinguishing agents were used to put out the fire.
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Dave Daniels
South Sixth
Funeral for Arthur E Eichelberger Held Here
The funeral for Arthur E Eichelberger was held today at 2 PM from the McHan Undertaking chapel with Reverend George Sloan of the Congregational church presiding. Burial followed in Mountainview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Eichelberger
McHan Undertaking Company
George Sloan
Congregational Church
Mountainview Cemetery
New Franklin suits arrive for Franly high team
Coach Glen Thomas and Captain Chris Paulson lead Franklin High on the YMCA floor at 8 p.m. in new dark blue and white Franklin suits arriving today. The latest model will be worn for the first time in the game against the Mail Clerks.
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Glen Thomas
Chris Paulson
Y. M
Franklin
New Orleans Lumber Orders Stable Despite Shipment Drop
Last week Southern Pine association mills kept orders near prior level while shipments fell 3.3 percent and production dropped 20.9 percent. Figures show 47 nine million feet ordered 49 eight six hundred shipped and 54 four 009 produced. Pacific coast trade opens year with brighter export and domestic demand. St Paul wholesale millinery houses report active business with orders 10 to 15 percent of last year. Lynn Massachusetts report recounts factory dismantling and labor unrest with mass layoffs and relocation chatter.
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New Orleans
Southern Pine Association
St. Paul
Young People Under the Spells at Santa Clara Mission
In Santa Clara California two Santos children John 18 and Adeline 16 reportedly fall under an occult influence provoking nightly seances with the spirit world at mission Santa Clara. Neighbors report the pair under a ghostly spell while Dr. Joseph Catton cites religious frenzy as a contagious factor in the eerie case.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Mission Santa Clara
John Santos
Adeline Santos
Adeline
John
Santos
Joseph Catton
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Wire Mills See Strong January Shipments Expected
Pittsburgh area mills report improving specifications for January shipments and higher mill operations likely. Officers anticipate stronger pipe demand. Beaver Valley mill paid 22.50 for heavy melting steel and expects a healthy scrap outlook.
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Pittburgh
Beaver Valley
Local Civic Groups Schedule Meetings This Week
Pocatello Council No 892 Knights of Columbus holds a regular meeting this evening at the club rooms on West Center Street with entertainment by J J McCarthy in honor of local pastors. Kensington election officers to be chosen at Masonic temple. Women’s Missionary Society to meet Thursday at 2 and 1005 West Lander Street. Roosevelt P T A program Thursday evening. Portneuf Lodge No 18 to conduct regular business. Nazarene Women’s Missionary Society meets at 2 with Mrs Thomas J Sedam.
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Women’s Missionary Association of the Christian Church
RK. L. Porter
West Lander Street
Roosevelt P. T. A
Parent- Teachers’ Association of the
Roosevelt School
Kensington
Conner
Martin, Sellars
Hughes
Order of the Stars
Portneuf Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Omen’s Society
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of Nazarene
Thomas J. Sedam
North
Buchanan
Weather holds ideal conditions for O. L. system
The Tribune reports fine weather across the O. L. system with no ties or snow depth on the line. Conditions are ideal for this time of year and the Boise river drainage area hints that Arrowrock dam will achieve capacity storage, ensuring irrigation for next year.
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Tribune
Boise
Arrowrock
Boise Valley
Chicago Stockyard Livestock Receipts Reach Record Year
Chicago stockyards posted 18,653,139 head of livestock received last year, up 151,658 from 1923, with total value surpassing half a billion dollars. Horse receipts declined to 21,030, the lowest since 1885.
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Chicago
Pocatell High School 1925 Class Pins Issued
The Pocatello high school class of 1925 received 72 pins today to honor members, with James M. Brady in charge of distribution. Pins are shield shaped in yellow gold with P H initials, class year 25, and a gold guard chain.
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Povatello Poli Pny
James M. Brady
P. H
Senate to Probe Foreign Protests on Gunship Cap
Washin January 7 AP says President Coolidge was asked by the senate what protests had been made by foreign governments against capture of gunship on American battle ships. The senate adopted a resolution of inquiry by Senator Gerry Democrat Rhode Island. foreign relations committee reported favored.
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Washin
Coolidge
Senate
Cpg
Gerry
Rhode Island
Foreign Relations Committee
Carey Considered for Agriculture Secretary Post
Washington January 7 AP reports Robert D Carey former Wyoming governor and chairman of the president’s agricultural commission has been added to the list of candidates to succeed Howard M Gore who retires March 4 as secretary of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocarhy
Washington
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
President’s Agricultural Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Senate approves first regular supply bill for interior
The Senate passed its first regular supply measure carrying about $238.8 million for the Interior Department and sent the bill to conference for further reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Interior Department
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Soda Springs Organization
Jed
Filaherty
Larsen
Seni Tools
Eee
Transportation Company
U. S. Chamber
Pacific Coast
Jansrud
Weat Center Street
West
Lewis
William Almon Wolff
Bill Hathaway
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