Hughes resigns as secretary of state as Kellogg named successor
The piece explains why Charles Evans Hughes resigns on March 4 with Frank Kellogg succeeding him. It notes Kellogg's London posting, public skepticism, and the push from allies in Congress to appoint Senator Medill McCormick ambassador to London, given ties to Borah and Europe.
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Pocatello Tribune
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Coolidge
Hughes
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
New York State
Frank B. Kellogg
Great Britain
Coolidge Sonaily
London
Kellogg
J. Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Warren
Department of State
Capitol Hill
Congress
Medill McCormick
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League
McCormick
Arizona Legislature Opens as Hunt Seeks River Pact Alternatives
Arizona's seventh state legislature convened with Governor Hunt's address due soon. He urged rejecting the Colorado River compact unless a satisfactory separate pact with California and Nevada is made, opposed the Boulder canyon dam, and pushed for a Lee's Ferry flood control project. Hunt called ratification uncertain and recommended $190,000 for counsel, engineers, and economists to assess Arizona's status. He also urged bank guarantee and blue sky laws, game-law revisions, and a presidential preference primary.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Hunt
Senate
House
California
Nevada
George W. F. Hutt
Boulder Canyon
Lee’s Ferry
Piffie
Reinforce Glands to Keep Young Says Scientist
Dr Arnold Lorand of Austria promotes gland reinforcement to defer aging in Old Age Deferred. He cites extracts from healthy young animals to restore function and strength. Roy Upham supports glandular treatment, noting Gilandogen tablets target vital glands for men and women.
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Young
Arnold Lorand
Austria
Forty Bathe in Surf Sunday at Coney Island
In 1925 winter reverie at Covey Island New York twenty suburbs and visitors throng the boardwalk and beach as ice and snow contrast with warm drinks and sold out rides. The Iceberg Athletic club plies barefoot in abbreviated swims while others ride the winter shore and savor hot dogs and gifts. Nearly 100 000 visitors flock to the winter scene each Sunday.
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Edna Marshall
New York
Covey Island
Palm Beach
Coney Island
Luna Park
Fat Lady
Sword Awallower
Iceberg Athletic Club
George O'Connor
Coney
Big City
Perjury charge against Boehm in kidnapping case
Kieth Boehm aged 19 surrendered to answer perjury charges linked to a forced marriage plot involving Dr. John Galen Locke. Authorities say Boehm lied about his age on a marriage certificate issued a year earlier to marry Mae Nash. He was released on a $500 bond after being bound over to the West Side criminal court.
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Denver. Cole
Kieth Boehm
John Galen Locke
Colorado
Ku Klux Klan
Mae Nash
Boehm
Mae Nah Boehm
West Side Crimina Court
Northwest business health lifts optimism for next half year
St Paul Minnesota January 12 1925 trade readers report a healthier Northwest economy than a year ago with six months of strong recovery. Retail volume ended the year lower than 1923 but monetary value matched last year as bank clearings totaled 1 617 749 115 for the year a drop from 1924 figures 187 473 820.
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St. Paul
Minn
Northwest
Heer
British Imports and Exports Show Striking Increase
London on January 13 AP reports that Britain’s 1924 trade returns show large rises in both imports and exports versus 1923 Imports expanded by 184 million pounds while exports grew by less than 50 million pounds Leaving a substantial trade deficit of about 345 million pounds and prompting mournful press commentary on the persistent gap.
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London
Supreme Court Tosses Spurts Franchise Tax Law
The Supreme Court ruled today that the spurts franchise tax law as applied by Washington state was un constitutional and invalid, according to AP.
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Washington
Jan
Ithe Supreme Court
Lost in a Big City introduces Evangeline Russell at Rex Theatre
Evangeline Russell stars in Lost in a Big City at the Rex Theatre tonight. The young actress rises from screen extras to a leading cast member through talent and hard work, despite her famous father and noted mother.
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Evangeline Russell
Underwood
Evangelie Russell
Rex Theatre
The Unknown Purple at the Capitol
The Unknown Purple opens a four day run at the Capitol theatre in Pocatello. Henry B. Walthall stars as Peter Marchmont a betrayed inventor who becomes invisible to seek vengeance on his wife and her lover with a thrilling sequence of uncanny events and a dramatic finale.
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Rolard West
Capitol Theatre
Pocatello
Sterling
Henry B. Walthall
Alice Lake
Stuart Holmes
Ethel Grey Terry
Helen Ferguson
Brinsley Shaw
James Morrison
Richard Wayne
Little Frankie Lee
Johnny Arthur
Mike Donlin
Peter Marchmont
Peter
Marchmont
Poultry Embargo Confusion Amid State Restrictions
Washington officials express hope that diverse state embargos against poultry due to the European fowl pest will ease after inspection and disinfection work by the Bureau of Animal Industry. States like Maryland, Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania and North Dakota maintain varied bans affecting fowl shipments and breeding stock. The federal rule prohibits transport of diseased or exposed birds and requires disinfection of equipment.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Maryland
Virginia
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Milady Fashion News Highlights Fur Collarettes and Tops
London notes fur collarettes gain popularity with choker designs decorated by animal heads and paws. New York reports top coats rise in fashion ladders with four button tweed pieces in bold flame shades. A stride forward in women's wear brings movable skirts, seats, box and knife edge pleats, aiding freedom of movement in co-ordinated suits and coats.
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New York
Eclipses Shaped Myriad Human Reactions Through Time
Washington January notes eclipse lore across civilizations from sun worship to Hindu myth. It cites ancient beliefs, famous eclipses like 585 BC Lydia Medes clash and 840 AD Louis death, Columbus using eclipses, and how knowledge guided events.
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Bahu
Keta
India
Vighou
Shiva
Rahu
Vishnu
Lydjians
Medes
Thales
Louis
Verdun
France
Italy
Germany
England
Columbus
Future of aviation tied to commercial flying debate
Washington reports daily petitions from chambers of commerce and suggestions from members of Congress urging extensions of air mail service. House action favors the La Guardia and Kelly bills to legalize government routes and start private operation, signaling a push toward an era of commercial air transport and expanded aviation defense.
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Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Post Office Department
Post Office
Capitol
Paa Sage
House
la Guardia
United States
Territories
Kelly
New York-San Francisco
PLANES for JAPANESE By HUSUM Special cable to The Pocatello Trib une and the Chicago Daily News
Copenhagen. The German Roherhbach factory is turning out aeroplanes for Japan. The third machine is ready for delivery and will go to Yokohama shortly. The fourth will arrive in March and may be flown by a German pilot. Britain and France accuse the firm of aiding Germany. Danish air authorities deny it. New York Eight die from gas ironing in Newark. Oklahoma City Wayne Mann, newly crowned heavyweight champion, to defend title in a finish match between January 20 and 25.
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HUSUM
Pocatello Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Copenhagen
Roherhbach
Japan
Yokohama
Germany
Oklahoma City
Wayne Mann
Birthdays of notable figures noted in today’s issue
Prince Arthur of Connaught former governor general of the Union of South Africa is recognized on his 42nd birthday. Lord Balfour of Burleigh, longtime British public figure, turns 76. Oscar King Davis of Baldwinsville New York, secretary of the National Foreign Trade Council, is 59. Morton D. Hull, congressman from Illinois Second District, born in Chicago aged 58.
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Connaugh
Union of South Africa
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
Oscar King Davis
National Foreign Trade Council
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Morton D. Hull
Congress
Illinois
Chicago
Strangier Lewis Leaves Hospital After Loss to Munn
Kansas City wrestler Strangier Lewis, dethroned champion, was able to leave a hospital after sustaining injuries in Friday night’s defeat by Wayne Munn.
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Kansas City
Strangier
Lewis
Wayne Munn
Old Courtesy Replaced by Rude Remarks
Special correspondent Robert T. Small reports in Washington that senatorial courtesy has faded into curt, bitter exchanges. Prominent figures like Senators Bruce Norris Edge and a New Jersey peer clash on party loyalty, with name calling and party pressure replacing old decorum.
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Yesteryear
Senate
Coolidge
South Carolina
Bruce
Maryland
Istance
Tray
Blanche
Norris
Nebraska
New Jersey
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