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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1925

Page

8

Tech Hoops Set With BYC Logan to Open Season

Tech basketball hosts Brigham Young college of Logan Utah tonight in a season opener. Expected to feature Hodson and Peterson at forwards Ritchie at center with Levine and Marler. Also a second game between O S L shop team of Pocatello and O S L clerks of Salt Lake followed by a dance after the contests.

At & O Tech Brigham Young College Logan Utah Tigers Hodson Peterson Ritchie Levine Marler Pocatello O. 8. L. Shop Salt Lake Salt Lake Area Idaho Tech

Snow Slide Delays Train No 29 in Bear River Canyon

A heavy wet snow slide in Bear River Canyon delayed Train No 29 by an hour and a half last night. The upper snow banks gave way but tracks remained intact and the slide was cleared promptly. This marks the only snow trouble on Utah division of the Short Line this winter.

Bear River Canyon Banka Utah Short

Idaho Legislature Styles in Laws and School Bible Debate

A satirical dialogue mocks Idaho lawmakers and public school Bible reading debates. The characters Abe and Maurus discuss why legislature meets, prayers in sessions, and competition between churches and schools, noting restraint of trade concerns and changing law styles.

Montague Glass Maurus Idaho Abe Boise

Scout Finance Committee Holds Friday Business Meeting

The Boy Scouts finance committee met at Hotel Bannock Friday noon. A treasury report showed drive success but limited public contributions, prompting plans to mail appeals to potential supporters. Chairman M. W. Williams led the session with others including S S E Brady Dr O F Call R H Sutton and J J King present.

Boy Scouts Bannock Treasury Scouting M. W. Williams Boy Scout S&s

Eagles Carnival Committees Meet Sunday at Eagle Hall

Members of Pocatello Aerie No. 119 and carnival committee chairs are called to meet Sunday at 11 AM at the Eagle hall. Plans for the carnival and parade will be finalized and the hall prepared for Monday night's opening. Parade is expected to be the biggest yet, with lodge costumes distributed at the meeting.

Pocatello Aerie No. 119 Eagle Hall

Mutuals To Hold Program In Third Ward Meeting Hall

Mutuals Conjoint pro am set in Fourth ward hall Sun day evening. Program includes singing invocations readings by members of standard and M I A committee, addresses on character and true manhood, sketches Life of Washington and Lincoln, solos and duets, closing with America.

Mutuals Third Ward Fourth Ward Tenth Avenue Sublett Ye Mountains High God of George Washington Ida Siler Cora Hamlin Aife Abraham Lincoln Carl Wallin Golden Priest Grace Layson Henry Kenrikson and Company Charles W. Penrose Chris Christensen America

Senators debate farm bill and relief plan

The House will hear arguments on the farm bill before action. Senator McNary proposed a 50 million dollar government corporation to buy surplus agricultural commodities during downturns, arguing the Smith Hoch resolution's passage benefits farmers more than the commission cost.

HOUSE Commission McNary Republican Oregon

Rail Survey 18 Bills Affect Highway Districts

Senate measures detail three bills on highway districts. One mandates unpaid commissioners unless one acts as secretary. another grants county commissioners power to levy a 20 cent property tax. the third covers authorized methods for tax approval. Electors need not re-register unless moving precincts.

Reid Boundary Senate Irrigation Committee Sutcliffe Butte General County Bennett Lewiston Clearwater State Superintendent of Public Instruction State Board of Education

Lowell School Dismissal Amid Flooded Fields and Mud

Flood conditions close Lowell School as Sunnyside to Cleft road becomes impassable. State team of horses assists moving cars through mud while Payette river ice jam raises concerns for Payette bridge. Idaho City road deemed utterly impassable and Arrowrock Four crew works on mud slides with limited progress reported.

Five Mile Creek Boise Crawford Ranch Bigguleh Enmett Road Star Wighway Kuna Nampa-Meridian Boise Mountain Home Joe Wood State Bureau of Highways Wood Mountain Home Sunnyside Seventh Brumback Street Twelfth O'Farrell Streets Boise River J. B. Bond Boise Project Nampa New York Canal Cleft State Department Gregory Glenns Ferry Payette Idaho City Road Sand Creek

Nampa Faces Heavy Loss From High Waters

Nampa endures severe flood damage as volunteers work to save pavement on Valley road near Twenty sixth Street. Water threatens to undermine the road while the Hill road creek also runs high, prompting warnings of more flooding.

Nampa Twenty Sixth Street

Religious frenzy man kills two children in Pennsylvania

Walter Bingaman, 30, of Coventry, Pennsylvania, killed his ten months old daughter Anna and five year old son Walter Jr after claiming a spirit urged him to act. His father Christopher, 72, died of heart disease trying to intervene. Bingaman was reading a Bible when police arrived and said he would go to jail peacefully.

Bingaman

Answers to Be Opened February 10 at 3 P M

An item noting that answers will be opened February 10 at 3 P M. The text includes fragmented clues referencing numbers 63 64 65 66 6S 84 86 and cryptic hints such as Mother abbr Vehicular association abbr Water French Numeral Prefix meaning city Fur bearing animal caught in Idaho Latin.

American Falls Great Maritime Organization Hillock Railroad Co Idaho B. P.O Norway Transportation Co California

More Trouble Starts in Herrin

Herrin Illinois January 31 AP reports after a dispute over attempting to discharge Patrolman Harold Crain Chief A M Walker joined Sheriff George Galligan in Marion to send a telegram to Adjutant General Carlos Black asking martial law be declared in Herrin.

Herrin Harold Crain A. M. Walker Marion George Galligan Carlos Black Springfield

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