Move to Ask Church to Forbid Remarriage Divorced Persons
New York July 6 AP asserts that half of divorces are fraudulent and the divorce rate rises faster than in any country. The sanctity of marriage association asks the New Orleans triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church to forbid remarriage of divorced persons. It argues the canon is unscriptural, misapplies legal proofs, and needs two successive conventions to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Sanctity of Marriage Association
New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Association
Milo H. Gates
Bishop Manning
Manning
Percy Stickney Grant
Philip Lydig
W. E. D. Stokes
Dr. Grant
Church of the Ascension
Robbery of St Peters Treasury Provokes Italian Outrage
Rome July 6 AP The pope follows the Vatican theft of church treasury items valued at over one million lire. Police led by Interior Minister Federzoni arrest more than twenty suspects but lack a solid clue. The crime on Vatican soil strains church state relations as the pontiff awaits the investigation results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Peters
Hriday
Federzoni
Vatican
Greb's Manager Faces Possible Loss of Sight
James Mason, manager of middleweight champion Harry Greb, was in a Pittsburgh hospital after a Fourth of July accident. A fireworks display piece exploded prematurely, filling Mason's left eye with gunpowder, risking sight in the injured eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James Mason
Harry Greb
Mason
Disastrous Fire Destroys Part of Manizales Colombia
A cablegram to the Colombian consulate reports a blaze in Manizales 110 miles NW of Bogota wiping out the commercial district. Estimated losses run to about $20,000. No further injuries are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consulate General of
Colombia
Manigales
Bogota
Ombia
Two Brooklyn Brothers Sentenced in Federal Foods Stores Case
Samuel Reiter and Louis W. Reiter of Brooklyn, officers at Federal Foods Stores Inc, were found guilty of grand larceny and sentenced by Justice Haggerty to five to ten years in Sing Sing. The firm had recently failed for 1,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Reiter
Louis W. Reiter
Brooklyn
Federal Food Stores
Lnt
Sing Sing
Supreme Courfederal Foods Stores, Inc
Haggerty
Tennessee Act Harmless Says Bar President
In a Tennessee case a bar president tests the act as harmless while details note veniremen in districts one and two. The list includes farmers merchants and a former United States marshal among others. In a separate dispatch, William Jennings Bryan heads toward Dayton Tennessee to assist in Beopes anti-evolution trial as he travels from Miami with Mrs Bryan and Walter Thompson following.
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Veniremen
W. FF. . Robertson
J. M. Hinds
Lee Parham
Jack Holloway
W. D. Smith
I. A. Odem
W. R. Houston
J. B. Leaty
G. B. Gibson
Charles Ke
Miami
Fla
William Jennings Bryan
John T. Beopes
Tennessee
Dayton
Tenn
Bryan
Walter Thompson
Ryan
Reverses at Taza as French pull women and children from town
In Fez on July 6, the French announced the evacuation of all women and children from Taga near Taza as a precaution amid renewed Moroccan hostilities. French forces report two defeats of Abd El Krim’s Riffians near Taza, hoping to restore tribal confidence while remaining men stay in Taza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taza
Fez
Morocco
Taga
Abd-El-Krim
MacMillan Sails Today from Labrador Anchorage
Associates of Commander EB McDonald Jr report wireless messages that the MacMillan Arctic expedition will leave Battle Arbor Labrador anchorage midafternoon. Earlier notes said a 1 a.m. lift but latest message offered no clear update on departure time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macmillan
Chicago
EB. F. McDonald, Jr
Anchorage
Battle Arbor
Labrador
Stetson Jr Named Minister to Poland
John B Stetson Jr of Philadelphia is appointed minister to Poland in a formal announcement from Swemecott Massachusetts dated July 6 AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Swemecott
Mass
John B Stetson, Jr
Philadelphia
Nations Unite Oppose Soviets Petition Calls Collective Action
The International Entente based in Geneva sent a petition to governments urging international cooperation to oppose communism. It labels the Third Internationale a grave peril, cites revolutionary attempts in China and America, and proposes agreements to counter Soviet influence and restrict Soviet diplomatic privilege. Theodore Aubert signs as president of the entente's permanent bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Internationale Entente
Third Internationale
Red Cross
China
America
League of Nations
Austria
Hungary
Germany
League
Theodore Aubert
Permanent Bureau
International Entente
Continuance Granted for Klan Leader Stephenson Trial
In Hamilton county Indiana Judge Fred S. Hines delayed the murder trial of D. Stephenson linked to the death of Maude Oberholtzer. The delay followed defense motion after rulings on co defendants Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry and their separate trials. The defense argued Stephenson needed time to prepare for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Fred S. Hines
Hamilton County
D. ©. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Stephenson
Defense Co
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen to Build HQ in Cleveland
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, meeting in Detroit, adopts a resolution to erect a general headquarters in Cleveland. Construction aimed to start by January 1. D. B. Robertson of Cleveland is re-elected, along with all general officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Detroit
D. B. Robertson
Intersta Commerce Board Sets Final Rail Settlement
The Interstate Commerce Commission will finalize the wartime railroad express settlement today for Ican Railway Express Co. The agreement covers the first six months after wartime control and confirms the account balance around two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ican Railway Express Company
Interstata Commerce Commission
Burley Couple Married at Soda Springs
Wesley B. Taylor and Miss Serena Robbins, a prominent Burley pair, wed at 10:30 AM in Judge Eastman’s office, Soda Springs Idaho, in a small ceremony attended by friends. Taylor is a leading sheepman in southeastern Idaho and Robbins has worked at the Burley reclamation office.
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Tribune
Soda Springs
Idaho
Wesley B. Taylor
Serena Robbins
Burley
Justice of the Peace
Eastman
Judge Eastman
Taylor
Mrs Wayne Clark Leaves Riverview for Salt Lake Visit
Mrs Wayne Clark residing at Riverview apartments traveled to Salt Lake to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Clark
Riverview Apartments
Salt Lake
Scout encampment aid reported by Tribune helps boys attend camp
Buryl Blevens, scout executive, credits a Tribune request for aid in sending several boys to the Mink Creek scout encampment. Local support is appreciated but more funds are needed to send about twelve more deserving boys for a week. Interested individuals should contact Mr. Levine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buryl Blevens
the Tribune
Mink Creek
Levine
Chautauqua Association Sets 1925 Special Meeting
A special meeting of the spare alley of the Chautauqua association for 1925 is called this evening at 7 30 in the Y M C A building. Miss Esther Olsen will have guarantors tickets ready for distribution and it is necessary that all guarantors be present as the Chautauqua comes in thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Association
Esther Olsen
French Change Commander On Rifian Front
Rabat Morocco July 6 The French military authorities have taken special measures due to rising hostility from eastern tribes. The government acknowledged that defections of Moroccan tribesmen formerly friendly to the French have bolstered Abd el HrIm and worsened the French position.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Abd-El-Hrim
Railroad Rumbles and Local News From Mackay
Report from the Pocatello back shop recounts Fourth of July games versus Kemmerer with strong play but no wins. Fishermen William Jess and party failed to land big fish but nabbed brook trout. rain hampered travels. Busy locals include Joe Gundrie’s naval car foreman trip and Audie Dilts’s departure for Los Angeles with return planned in August.
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Vpocatello
Kemmerer
Ras Pocatello
Ee Rermmerer
Ois Cake
Pelic & Meres and
Howerton
Simms
Mackay
William Jess
Joe Jess
Weeks
Winters
Jack Zeiders
Joe Gundrie
Neval Car Foreman
Warm River
Chard Williams
Malad
Brigham City
Audie Dilts
Dilts
Los Angeles
Oie
Real Estate Board Backs Chamber Street Sign Plan
The Real Estate board approved a plan by the local chamber of commerce to place signs on main arteries guiding tourists through the city. Meeting noted signs will cover key through streets and announced schedule changes for the American Falls dam celebration and a Ladies' Night picnic at Meridell Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Real Estate Board
Bannock
American Falls
Meridell Park
Poestelio Reding Club to Meet Tomorrow Night
The Poestelio Reding Club holds its regular monthly meeting in the Rowanis room of the Hotel Hannock tomorrow night at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poestelio Reding Club
Rowanis
Hotel
Hannock
Ross Parkinson Orchestra At Dance Palace Tuesday Night
Ross Parkinson leads the orchestra at the Dance Palace on Tuesday night with a program of dance tunes and featured performances. The event promises lively music and a festive venue atmosphere for dancers and music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Parkinson
Dance Palace
Old Sol Brings Warm Spell To Pocatello
The weather outlook in Pocatello promises mild tonight and tomorrow with a high around 70 yesterday and 58 today. A. R. Teeple notes a temperature dip linked to recent days and a forecast of about 64 for the mean day. Precipitation yesterday measured 0.32 inches, total since July 1 reaches 2.31 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sol
Father Neptune
Pocatello
A. R. Teeple
Sheepmen in Caribou County Bright On Year Prospects
In Soda Springs an Idaho sheepman told Tribune rep that range conditions are better and wool prices plus lamb contracts point to a prosperous year with about 200 000 head of lambs to be marketed from August through November. Last week 20 cars of wool shipped east from Soda Springs at 45 cents a pound.
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Soda Springs
Tribune
Esley B. Taylor
Agern Centa
Idaho
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Tennessee Act Harmless
Petersen Furniture CO
Charles Derry
Flushing
N. Y
Lane Technical High School
New York City
Cerny
Lo“Mee
Boof L
Brunswick Tires
Pabrio
Ford
Star Tire Shop
East Center
Riffian Front
Marshal Lyautey
Pocatello Sete
Wight
Evers
Brown
Chamber
Russels
Chie
Goat I
Ora
Sol
Caribou County
Molinelli Jewelry Store
Pocatello Optical Co
DR. A. L. Chilton
W. Center
W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottberg Jewelry Store
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