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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1925
Page
1
In Glendale California Jesse Riley a Black truck driver attempted five arsons on a local schoolhouse after barbers refused to trim his hair. Fire damage totals 12500 dollars. He is jailed on arson charges as police hold an alleged confession.
Boston reports the Pickwick club collapse leaves 43 known dead with 15 injured and 89 identified. Fire crews continue debris removal as state and city investigations seek cause and accountability.
The comptroller of the currency announced a call for the condition of all national banks as of the close of business on Tuesday June 30.
A devastating blaze across Bogota on July 6 leaves about thirty confirmed dead. The fire swept through major structures including banks, hotels, and the bishop's palace, with search parties concluding as flames were brought under control. Rescue teams receive international aid and assess further risks from the blaze.
The Daily News attacks President Coolidge for his Cambridge peace address saying it harms Europe and offers only vague platitudes. The Daily Telegraph warns Washington over extra territorial rights in China and cautions Japan may react strongly, risking increased tensions.
In Rome on July 6 the premier announced there will be no summer vacation for himself or cabinet members due to continued official business. The decision underscores the ongoing workload of Italian leadership.
The report from Doorn notes that former Frederick Kay MS of Baxony traveled to meet the ex-Kaiser yesterday during a visit to Amsterdam.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson visited the League of Nations in Geneva with Miss Baruch and Miss Johnson of New York. The modest appearance included time near a tablet dedicated to Woodrow Wilson and public hours spent walking the League building corridors. She plans to attend the September Assembly meeting after leaving Paris.
Sheriff investigates tale by Dr. W D Mason and Lawrence Bowman of being seized by five masked men on Signal Mountain. Bowman and Mason, saved after two days, are in serious condition. Disappearance began June 23. car bloodstains found. a thousand dollar reward offered.
New York July 6 AP Involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court today against the Commonwealth Finance corporation organized in South Dakota in 1920 with a capitalization of 10 million dollars for making automobile loans.
President Kuo of China denounces the American exclusion acts as unjust and seeks fair treatment in U S policy. He criticizes the international banking consortium as a monopolistic credit mechanism that would limit China’s bargaining power and restrict its labor and development options.
Santa Barbara faces a 10 million dollar rebuilding bill after last Monday’s major quake. Over 100 tremors since then, with 11 felt strongly yesterday, rattling Alameda plaza and the old mission. Churches closed, services held outdoors, and bootlegged hot water becomes the new irony as fires remain prohibited.
New York records a deadly heat wave with two deaths and several prostrations. Zephyrs from the sea offered some relief in the afternoon, but extreme humidity caused widespread discomfort and risk.
Disjointed score snippet shows New York, Philadelphia and Cleveland games with partial line scores. Mentions players Barnes Mitchell Huntzinger Snyde Vargas Gibson Hubbell Robertson Blankenship Crouse Buckeye and Myatt in unclear matchup context.
Paris selects a new commander in chief to replace Marshal Lyautey in Morocco, with General Guillaumat expected to take over duties. Dispatches cite defection among tribes and a strained line toward Fez, while Paris assures public calm amid Abd El Krim threats.
Chicago plans a new railroad terminal as 14 railroads, after 13 years of talks on street extensions, reach agreement on route use. The plan centers on integrating Grand Central, LaSalle Street, and Polk Street stations in the proposed development.
Chattanooga July AP John T Cantril president of the Chattanooga bar association says the Tennessee anti evolution law is harmless and does not prohibit teaching evolution He argues the act targets the missing link in human genealogy only and does not bar broader evolutionary teaching He adds the law is unnecessary yet probably harmless and that Scopes may have taught evolution without denying divine creation
The American debt commission informed France it is ready to receive the French debt funding commission at any time before August 6 or after August 16.
Cheyenne July 6 AP Federal Judge Kennedy set 2 p m for counsel in the government’s bid to cancel Mammoth Oil’s Teapot Dome lease. Government officials and Mammoth executives attended as hearings focus on court actions to reopen the unit and potential testimony from key witnesses.
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