Alsace Lorraine row tests Herriot in chamber debate
Paris January 23 AP Alsace Lorraine deputies pressed Premier Herriot over his plan to abolish the Vatican embassy and alter laws in the recovered provinces. Oberkirch of Strassburg warned of deep division, while Herriot denied harming Alsace interests and cited church protection. Opposition criticized the Ruhr withdrawal as inviting German aggression.
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Paris
Alsace-Lorraine
Herriot
Vatican
Chamber of Deputies
Oberkirch
Strassburg
Alsace
M. Herriot
Ruhr
Francois-Poncet
Germany
France
British Guards Fire Upon At Temple Breedy Fort
Cork correspondent reports two shots fired at a sentry at Temple Breedy fort on Wednesday. The guard was called out as more shots rang out and the British fired machine guns across the area but found no attackers with a searchlight. No injuries reported.
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London
Cork
Evening News
Temple Breedy
Wrigley to Appoint Philip Wrigley President Next Month
Chicago reports Philip K. Wrigley, not yet 30, will become president of the $35,000,000 chewing gum company at the annual stockholders meeting next month. William Wrigley Jr. to be named chairman of the board.
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Chicago
Jam
Philip K. Wrigley
Chewing Gum Corporation
William Wrigley Jr
Wrigley
Bulgaria Greece trade grows with olive oil reliance
Athens report shows Greece becoming Bulgaria’s main trade channel for grain tobacco hides and farm products. 1919 Bulgarian exports reached 7.39 million drachmae with imports 2.31 million. by last year Greece exports totaled 49 million and Bulgarian shipments to Greece 107 million. Olive oil is Greece’s key export to Bulgaria though Italy is gaining ground.
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Athens
Greece
Bulgaria
Italy
Student Assembly Highlights Club Activities and Plans
A Thursday morning assembly outlined last semester’s school activities. The T? club inducted four girls, Miss Frances Daut spoke on club work, and Coach Hutchinson praised the basketball team. Mountain Aggies game set for February 5 in Reed Hall. department basketball practice hours to follow.
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Frances Daut
Hutchinson
Mountain Aggies
Reed Hall
Alice Cosgrove
Wickiup
Paul Verdon
William Goleeke
Tech Glee Club
Tech
Leonard
Turner
Wamless
School of Finance and Business
John Culley
National Organization of *Ress
Fay
J. Culley
Wanless
Frazier
Semester tests end as reports issued at senior high
Reporters for the first half of the school year were distributed to students after Thursday’s final exams. A matinee dance followed, hosted by student body officers, with plans announced for the new semester Monday and class schedules to be posted.
Joint-East advertised remedy for sore joints in town
An ad touts Joint-East as a low price rub for relief of painful swollen joints. It claims instant absorption and quick comfort by targeting ligaments and tendons, promising relief from inflammation and associated aches. It also asserts broader claims for chest colds and other aches.
Medical Student Caught Cribbing in Strasbourg
In Strasbourg on January 23 an aspiring Alsetian medical student used a wireless telephony device under his desk to receive coaching during a crucial written test. The student’s actions horrified the faculty and the dean investigates for possible delivery to the ministry of public instruction.
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Strasbourg
France
Ministry of Public Instruction
Utah Construction Company Wins Low Dam Bid
The Utah Construction company is awarded the bid for a low broad base dam to allow future enlargement. The project includes railroad work for moving American Falls and a townsite realignment. Bid totals and stipulations tied to subsequent larger dam construction are noted, with several firms posting certified checks as required.
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Utah Company
Congress
I. W. Walters
Utah Construction Company
Washington
Government Land Office
Pocatello
John Hood
Abe J. Pierce
American Falls
Atkison and
Atkison
Portland
Reclamation
Reclamation Service
Railroad
Utah Construction
Orange and McGuire
James O. Heyworth
Craton
Ward Bolls Tae Ghis
Bribe Scandal Faces Grand Jury Action In Baseball
New York January 22 1925 District Attorney Banton orders probe into the Giant bribery case with aim to present to a grand jury potential indictments against Jimmy O Connell and Cory Dolan If brought to trial witnesses would include officials involved with the earlier hearings Judge Landis Heydler and Commissioner Landis have stated the investigation is not ended and further action may follow based on the grand jury proceedings
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New York
Jimmy O’connell
Cory Dolan
Landis
Banton
O'Connell
Dolan
Wisconsin
O’connell
California
Basebal
Heydler
Sen
New German government gains vote of confidence
Berlin January 23 AP reports the new non partisan bourgeois ministry under Chancellor Hans Luther wins a tentative Reichstag confidence vote of 246 to 160. The result clears the political atmosphere, allowing Luther to organize without immediate opposition while clericals and Democrats scrutinize the program.
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Berlin
Hans Luther
Burgeoise
Reichstag
Reichstar
Lather
Luther
Marx
Stresemiann
Veikhstag
Mays Divorce Granted in Utah District Court
Mrs. Sarah E. Mays wife of former congressman James N. Mays of Utah was granted a divorce in district court on the ground of desertion. The decree awards her a peacemeal valued at 150000 dollars plus a stake in a Utah Wyoming coal mine open to them.
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Salt Lake City
Sarah E. Mays
James N. Mays
Utah
Mays
Wyoming
Utah Weather Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with likely snow in the northwest portion. Temperatures rise slightly in the extreme east portion.
Have You Uric Acid Trouble? Dean's Pills Ad
An old advertisement urges kidney relief with Dean's Pills from Foster Milburn Co. It includes a customer testimonial from A Hancock of Pocatello praising the remedy after kidney troubles and nighttime pain. The ad promotes purchasing at 60 cents from Cook Drug Co.
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Dean
A. Hancock
Whitman Ave. Pocatello
Staff Writer Will Visit the Training Camps
John B. Foster of The Tribune sports staff will begin a February swing to the Pacific coast visiting all major league training camps and several minor league camps. Daily dispatches will appear on schedule throughout the trip until the baseball season begins.
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New York
John B. Foster
Tribune Sports
Pacific Coast
Radiolite advertised as long lasting battery solution
Nearly 300 batteries in Pocatello were serviced with Radiollite for over three months. Endorsed by Mississippi River Scenic Highway System leader President Truman Pierson, a two year old battery reportedly gained renewed life after Radiolite fill. The Pors tente Radiolite Co. ad claims rivals call Radiolite harmful but asserts otherwise.
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Pocatello
Radiolite
Truman Pierson
America
Pierson
Porstello Radiolite Co
N. Main
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