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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1925

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Naval Dirigible Los Angeles Witnesses Solar Eclipse

The Los Angeles aboard Nantucket bound, crossed the total eclipse for 2 minutes 4.6 seconds above the Atlantic. Four cameras and two motion picture units captured 18 photos while a spectograph logged helium and hydrogen lines as the ship sat on the eclipse center line near Montauk Point and Block Island. The mission aimed to reveal new solar data and shadow bands potentially photographed for the first time.

Naval Dirigible Los Angeles Nantucket Mass Associated Press Navy Dirigible United States Naval Observatory Earth J. H. Klein Montauk Point Block Island Lost Island

Eclipse Illumines Niagara Falls Sky in An Astronomical Display

The solar eclipse dazzled observers in Niagara Falls as a cloud break revealed the event just before totality. Baily's beads appeared then vanished behind clouds, creating a stark view of the corona over the gorge and river. In San Francisco tides rose to about 62 feet, higher than typical, during the eclipse.

Niagara Falls N. Y Cleveland Astronomical Society Niagara River Baily Niagara San Francisco Pacific Ocean Presidio

Fugitive Grover Bergdoll Associate Surrenders in Philadelphia

Eugene Steckher, companion and chauffeur to draft evader Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, surrendered in Philadelphia on $10,000 bail. He faces charges of aiding desertion and harboring a fugitive, recounting their May 1920 flight from the United States to Canada and Europe. Steckher spoke of wanting to return and face the music as Bergdoll’s fate looms.

Philadelphia Eugene Steckher Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Steckher United States District Attorney Germany Bergdoll Eberbach United States America Canada Quebec England Denger Doll A C. Bergdoll Fuive

Lightning bolts shown in Pasadena science demo

In Pasadena California last night Prof. R B Sorensen of the California Institute of Technology demonstrated a six foot long bolt of lightning for an audience of several hundred. He used the institute 1 090 000 bolt line to ground transformers to create the effect for entertainment and instruction.

Pasadena Calif R. W. Sorensen California Institute of Technology U

Parents Help Slayer of Son

Acquitted on self defense by a Kentucky jury, Mrs. Richmond will be accepted as a daughter in the home of Mr and Mrs L Richmond in Kansas City. She admitted shooting her husband a week ago when he tried to force her to cash a savings check and threatened her. The husband died Sunday. the father testified before a coroner s jury in her behalf and returned with the body.

Kansas City William D. Richmond Laramie Wye

Mrs Bergdoll Tired Of It

Eugene Stecker who aided draft dodger Grover Bergdoll to flee to Germany will be tried at the March term. He said he would plead guilty and get it over with. Mrs Emma Bergdoll says Grover is likely in Germany and she is tired of the whole business.

Philadelphia Eugene Ike’’ Stecker Grover C. Bergdoll Germany Emma Bergdoll Grover Weingarten Wurtemburg

Iowa Republicans Adopt Brookhart Seat Challenge

The Iowa Republican state central committee adopted a resolution urging the U S Senate not to seat Senator Smith W Brookhart. It charged that Brookhart won the November election over Daniel F Steck of Ottumwa by fraud and deceit.

Des Moines United States Senate Smith W. Brookhart Iowa Republican State Central Committee of Brookhart Daniel F. Steck Ottumwa

Chilean president warned against return after coup

Milan dispatch reports Arturo Alessandri told the AP he should not return home soon after a military junta overthrew his government. Observers doubt a bloodless restart of rule, noting Chilean factions may seize power again, influenced by German army traditions.

Milan Italy Arturo Alessandri Chile Associated Press Justa Alessandri Whch

Hoodooed barber slashes engineer in Capitol chase

Washington aged negro barber E C Washington, inspired by a sun eclipse prophecy, attacked an engineer with no razor in the capitol building during a chase by capitol police. The incident occurred in the senate wing as officers pursued him through the corridors.

Washington E. C. Washington Senate Capitol

Priest's Residence Raided Seizing Wine and Still

Deputy sheriffs raided Rev. M F Sheehan rector at St Patrick's Catholic Church in Salt Lake City finding fifteen gallons of wine and a small still. Father Sheehan claimed a state permit for wine and stated the contraption was used only for distilling water. No whisky was found.

Salt Lake City M. F. Shee‘han St. Patrick's Catholic Church Father Sheehan

Maughan to receive DSM for coast to coast flight

Washington January 24 1949 AP Senator Smoot Utah introduced a bill to award Lieutenant Russell L Maughan the Distinguished Service Medal for the non stop coast to coast flight completed in one day. The proposal would advance the flight record and recognize military achievement.

Washington Jan Russell L. Maughan Smoot Utah

Do Not Pay More Income Tax Than You Owe Is Order

Washington January 24 AP The Internal Revenue Bureau warned taxpayers not to overpay taxes as the first returns show widespread under deduction of the 25 percent earned income credit for 1924. Net income up to 5000 is earned income for credit. never more than 10000 earned income applies for the credit.

Washington Internal Revenue Bureau

Eclipse Oddities Observed Across Cities

Yonkers and Ontario reported first on chickens roasted while New York observers noted 9 o'clock sun and moon spectacle. Venus Mercury and Jupiter lined the sky during totality and colored effects drew reports from Middletown East Hampton and others. Professor Taylor at NY College described corona mountains during totality.

Broadway Jones Brothers Venus Mercury Jupiter Baily Old Sol Brown Middletown East Hampton Buffalo Poughkeepsie Ithaca New York B. G. Taylor The College of the City of New York

Yale observatory photographs total eclipse successfully

New Haven January 24 Yale astronomers report a successful total eclipse shoot at the Yale Observatory with perfect operations and clear visibility. Professor Ernest W Brown notes totality averaged four seconds late, with minimal cloud interference and corona at minimum type awaiting full analysis in coming weeks. Shadow bands appeared around totality.

New Haven Conn Yale Observatory Yale Ernest W. Brown Ithaca Poughkeepsie Brown

Indian Girl Outran Posse on Icy Nemaha River

Cora Dupuis a 16 year old Indian girl escaped a Beloit officer posse by removing shoes and stockings and sprinting across ice and snow. The pursuit began on an Indian reservation as officers attempted to return her to Beloit industrial home. A white companion was captured.

Falls City Neb Cora Dupuis Kansas Beloit Harry Bell Posse Bell Cora Nemaha River

World Court Plan Is Urged By President

President Coolidge reaffirms US support for participation in the World Court as a step toward outlawing war. He calls for more information on diplomacy, warns against a global super government, and stresses national responsibility to end war through international law. He cites the Dawes plan and arma­ment conference as timely precedents.

Washington Coolidge White House United States Dawes Permanent Court of International Justice

Davis Returns From Abroad Ready To Work For Democrats

John W. Davis, defeated Democratic candidate, returns to New York aboard the Paris with Mrs. Davis after two months abroad. He says back to his desk and to work and calls the Democratic party a party full of hope. His vacation may offset his campaign impact.

New York John W. Davis Paris

Steel Outlook In Great Shape From Bethlehem Boss

New York January 24 Charles M Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel Corporation said the steel outlook was never better and all steel companies should improve this year over 1924 Prices should rise at least 10 a ton due to raw material costs as current levels lag a year ago The general business outlook could not be better America is growing and there is no occasion for alarm.

New York Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Corporation Europe America

Opium Confab Continues After Far East Inquiry Plan Approved

Geneva Jan. 24 AP The international opium conference was saved from collapse when a Finland proposed resolution creating a joint committee from the first and end conferences to study opium smoking in the Far East was approved by Stephen G Porter head of the American delegation and unanimously adopted.

Geneva Finland Far East Stephen G. Porter

Fight to Abolish Idaho Fire Insurance Rating Bureau Advances

Boise Idaho Jan 24 The Senate passed bill No 13 increasing the powers of the state insurance commissioner by a 36 to 6 vote as the fight to abolish the fire insurance rating bureau continued Yeaman of Bonneville led the attack charging Idaho pays the nation a fire rate high and that the rating bureau costs the public about 50000 a year He claimed a saving of 160000 due to reduced risks from new construction Coffin defended the bill saying it gives the insurance commissioner power to remove discrimination in rates and requires appeals while Yeaman pressed his critique of the current system

Boise Idaho Senate Yeaman Bonneville Snake River Valley Coffin Upper House Rating Bureau Senator Gooding Congress Sclew Utah Fremont T Ie Insurance Commissioner Ins

French pilot Thoret sets meteorless flight record with passenger

Lieutenant Thoret of France and a passenger remained aloft for two hours and 26 minutes near St. Remy de Provence. The feat breaks the prior meteorless passenger flight record set by Thoret at Biskra last year by more than one hour.

St. Remy de Provence France Thoret Biskra Alberta

Legislation Sought To Cut Long Time Reclamation Loans

Washington January 24 AP legislations to lower interest on long time reclamation loans was urged before the senate reclamation committee by Commissioner Mead. The plan, pushed by Senator Kendrick would offer four percent advances for settlers on new projects up to 3000 dollars for cattle improvements. Opposition centered on government land purchases and project divisions. Key projects include Willwood Shoshone Baker Kittitas.

Washington Mead Reclamation Bureau Senate Reclamation Committee Kendrick Democrat Wyoming Government of Lands Willwood Shoshone Kittitas and Baker

Coolidge presses for Isle of Pines treaty approval

President Coolidge called senators to the White House to urge action on the long delayed treaty confirming Cuban sovereignty over the Isle of Pines. He said ratification would promote friendship with Latin America, but some senators including Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Borah doubt a vote will come soon. The conference included Cummins, Norbeck, Harrold, and Ernst, all Republicans.

Cummins Iowa Coolidge Senate Reclamation Committee Boulder Canyon Colorado River House Lexington Sarato Senate Borah Washington White House Isle of Pines l‘atin-America Foreign Relations Committee Norbeck South Dakota Harrold Oklahoma Ernst Kentucky

Chicago Civic Opera Faces Large Deficit for Third Year

The Chicago Civic Opera reported a deficit of 400 dollars for the closing season, leaving a three year total loss around 16 thousand dollars. The annual report, made public today, details financial results and declines.

Chicago Chicago Civic Opera Company Imade Public Today

Secret session debate on Stone nomination in Senate

Republicans move to end inquiry into Attorney General Stone's Supreme Court nomination as Heflin presses to speak. Curtis rules discussion must be in executive session. Heflin and Overman clash over comments tied to the Owenby case and Morgan estate litigation.

Washington Senate Stone Supreme Court Heflin Demetris Alabama Cur Tis Kansas San Mmins He ‘Im New York World Olan J. Pierpont Mc Overman North Carolina Owenby Morgan Estate Meen Berat Missouri Cummins Hefia

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