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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1925
Page
3
Candidates in a campaign run by The Pentelio Tribune push hard to gain votes in a five day push for new and renewed subscriptions. They urge energy and door to door calls to win votes and prize cars, with a February 1 deadline and a January 17 subscription cutoff.
Governor Jonathan M. Davis faced court proceedings on bribery charges as his term ended. Officials present included County Attorney-elect Heinz and assistants, with prominent bondsmen supporting the accused. Davis sought a full pardon power review and urged a fair, complete investigation, stressing proper file protection.
British sources report agreed terms for reparations to be paid in twenty installments of 52 1 00 gold marks beginning 1926. The plan mirrors the Wadsworth arrangement in total but stretches over longer years, reducing annual burden though value shifts over time.
Grace Schermerhorn, former head of home economics in Idaho State University and Iowa State College, and longtime New York educators leader, died in New York. Born in Springfield Illinois, she had taught in Spring, Lil, taught in North Dakota and served as director of home economics in Moscow Idaho before leading New York City public schools program.
From Seoul reports to Tokio say over 3,000,000 Koreans suffer famine as winter stiffens. Zenra notes more than 50,000 extreme starvation cases in one district. Peasants survive on bark and roots while government relief proves inadequate.
A brief classified item notes a dress priced at five cents and an accompanying suggestion to watch for an advertisement. The readable text shows a low value clothing listing with minimal details. No names or organizations are present.
The piece notes Mr. Hughes may resign over policy clashes with President Coolidge. It argues the President wants isolation while Hughes favors involvement in old world issues. It cites speculation Hughes will run for president as a moderate politician.
The New Haven reparation speech by Mr. Hughes shapes Chancellor Cuno's program. The paper notes a hopeful, cautious stance from Germany's enemies, seeking conciliation and possible solutions, while acknowledging uncertainties in details.
The ad argues Lucky Strikes attract customers by offering a generous limited-time price, claiming most die ot coaneanes adopt them. It frames the offer as business-driven, not philanthropy or propaganda, emphasizing quality and consumer taste.
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