Notable Year At Pocatello Y W C A Dinner Meeting
At the annual Pocatello Y W C A meeting eighty members heard committee reports marking a standout year. Highlights included a $8980.92 receipts total. $4150 paid on the new home. a $500 merchandise contribution. and extensive program work by the Girl Reserves and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Organizan
Juliet Min- Son
Y. W
Girl Reserve
Annie Pike Greenood
Fowler
Walter Newtomb
E. E. Moberley
H. L. Pauschert
F. M. Sprange
Jean Campbell
Lance
A. C. Hinckley
Esdamen F
McGowan
W. J. Ingling
Alberta Reason
Clara Fargo
Girl Reserves
Association Charities
J. T. Collins
Minnie Howard
Paul Smith
F. A. Sanders
Martha Evans
George Williams
C. H. Pinkerton
Committee On
Justice Park
Poultney
Juliet Minson
C. B. Ross
G. Nicholas Ifft
Textile mills on high gear in New England shift
Boston date line reports New England textile mills moving to a new wage basis with about ten percent cuts on average while operating at higher rates than last June. Unemployment remains low though uneven across mills, with many on three day weeks and some returning to full time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries
Massachusetts
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Dartmouth Manufacturing Company
Fall River
New Bedford Mills
Foreign Policy Regains Center in U S Controversy
In Washington on January 23 1925 foreign policy returns to the fore as Dawes Plan issues allied debt tensions and disarmament talks. President Coolidge seeks closer White House congressional contact while Senator Borah and Secretary Hughes clash over policy. The world court question looms as a key administration aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Coolidge
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Department of State
Borah
Hughes
Ees
Idaho
World Court
Senate
Germany
America
Hiram Johnson
California
Paris
Harding
Ratification Drive Seeks Two-Thirds Vote On Protocol
Officials in the department of state push in partnership with allied governments to secure ratification of a controversial court protocol. A two thirds majority would be required if the measure reaches a vote, with reservations stating that the United States remains not bound by the League of Nations covenant in any other respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
America
Wool Growers See Coast Factory Growth Prospects
San Francisco delegates to the National Woolgrowers Association sixtieth annual convention discuss expanding Pacific coast wool manufacturing. Speakers urge cooperative marketing, annual mill investment in California, and uniform quarantine laws, with sessions closing tonight and officer elections pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Bay District
Hagenbarth
California Orange
Raisin
California
James M. Royston
Victorian
Australia
S. W. McClure
Bliss
Idaho
F. A. Kincaid
Association of Texas
James F. Wilson
University of California
Davis
F. H. Lingren
Oregon Agricultural Extension Service
California State Department of Agriculture
Hecke
United States Department of Agriculture
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Pocatello Y. W. C. A
Leeney
New York
Frisco
Leeny
Bargain Store
N. Main
King Coal
KING
COAL
The
T. B. Smith Co
Willeré Land
Rome
M. J. B. and Folgers
Allen
Groceteria
Chinchilla
North Main and
Lander
Knights OF Columbus
St. Joseph’s School
Pocatello Council
Tocai Lodge
West Center Street
North Hayes
H. Onderdonk
H. EF. Wasley
K. of
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Seventh Avenue
Wasley
J. C. Dolan
St. Jose
St. Joseph's School
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Steeley
Knights of Columbus of Pocatello
O.B. Williams CO
Sesceapps
O.B.WHuIAMSCO, Sash_and Doors
1St Ave
Seattle, Wash
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Julius Henry Hartman
Vienna
Tribune
Iran
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