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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1925

Page

3

Peace pact edging toward securing Europe

Geneva reports Furonean peace moves gain traction as Frame and Britain back a four power pact to safeguard demilitarized Rhine and Schlie Treaty zones. France Belgium Germany would join if Germany accepts League of Nations entry. Italy excluded for distance. Britain stresses security across Rhine while limiting eastern frontiers. France reassesses Polish and Czech ties.

Geneva Switzerland Frame Great Britain England France Belgium Germany Austen Chamberlain M. Mirand Rhine London League of Nations Italy Rhineland Austria Paris Prague Warsaw Brussels Europe League Alsace-Lorraine Furone

Britain Abandons Isolation For Franco British Pact

London report cites British government statement on a mutual assistance pact with France. It claims Britain guarantees protection of both sides of the Rhine and commitment to defend against aggression by either Germany or France, signaling a shift from historic isolation.

London Mmenter Germany Unr Ona Great Britain France

West Mexico road program links Culiacan to Mazatlan

A Sinaloa road plan aims to connect major centers via a trunk line across the state. The first link will join Culiacan with Mazatlan, a 156 mile coastal junction, followed by more units as funds and engineering allow. Bridges across rivers drive most costs. the project aligns with efforts from Mexico City and California to create a first-class coast road. The route would boost travel to a scenic, mild region, currently hindered by river fords during rains.

Culiacan Sinaloa Mex Vega Mazatlan Mexico City California Arizona Guadalajara Nogales Ariz

Paroled Runners Given a Blowout in Gloucester

Gloucester Massachusetts June 9 AP a brass band and several hundred persons met Albert Gowan and Charlee Phee paroled rum runners of this city as they stepped from a train from the Atlanta penitentiary city officials efforts to call off the celebration only partially succeeded. The parade plans were canceled in parts after advice from Colonel Alfred F Foote Massachusetts commissioner of public safety that there was no legal way to halt the event.

Gloucester Mass Albert Gowan Chase Phee Atlanta Chamber of Ecommerce Alfred F. Foote Massachusetts Commissioner of Public Safety

President Coolidge Views Nordic Centennial Tour

President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge travel from the Twin Cities toward Washington after a busy day in Minnesota. They rested in Madison and Minneapolis, praising Nordic immigrants and the melting pot theme during a rain affected centennial celebration. Washington arrival slated for Wednesday.

Coslidge Washington Madison Wis Twin Cities Minnesota Northwest

Lobbies Gossip and Hotel Arrivals Fill Minidoka Era

Disjointed note recalls three men passing through Pocatello to Minidoka aboard with plans to join a railroad, then leaving breakfast unpaid as a prank. The tale links two of the men later meeting as traveling salesmen while new hotel arrivals list figures like George C. Teng of Tway Plumbing Co and E Millard of Pocatello Electric among many visitors staying at St Marie, Crow, Yellowstone, Bannock, and other hotels.

Pocatello Minidoka George C. Teng Tway Plumbing Co St. Marie Logan E. Millard Pe Pocatello Electric Mayne R. Wood Kimberley Crow Mr. Wood A. Scott Idaho Falls Yellowstone L. J. Goldman Gooding Bannock J. W. Jacobs New York

Bequests and mortgage plans at local Y M C A meeting

At a Monday Y M C A board session three major actions were taken. The trustees approved all documents for a $20,000 mortgage loan with an eastern insurer, to consolidate notes and reduce personal risk. Emma Heckman bequest income will aid interest payments, and a separate plan outlines investments totaling about $6,262 with allocations to Boise agencies. The board emphasized the principal cannot be touched and $5,000 must remain intact, with income supporting the loan burden. a member call meeting was announced.

R. R. Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors Board of Trustees Y. M. C. A. Grill Eastern Insurance Brady-McGowan Association 8. E. Brady Emma Meekman H. B. Thompson S ‘Y Emma H. Heckman Union Trust Company Detroit Michigan Boise Ralph R Wolf Bankers Trust Co Consumers Power Co Robert Oakman U. 8 Mr. Wolf Wolf Heckman National Bank of Idaho Tae Ferry

Resignation of War Secretary Expected Soon

Washington reports Secretary of War John Wingate Weeks is awaiting convalescence before a formal resignation. Weeks has health issues, including thrombosis and several operations, and his exit is seen as likely as Coolidge seeks cabinet stability in the new term. Weeks, a longtime Annapolis graduate and former banker, has been a prominent Republican figure and a steady political operator.

Robert T. Bmall Pocatello Tribune Washington John Wingate Weeks Weeks Hughes John Weeks Naval Academy Annapolis Navy Harding War Naval Denby Army Wilbur Los Angeles Charles Evans Hughes Pussyfoot Murray Crane Massachusetts Crane Congress Weeka Hornblower & Weeks Boston House of Representatives Senate Old Florida Southern Railroad Naval Service Coolidge

Students Build Probe After Thunderous Union Ceremony

In La Porte City Iowa on June 9 AP reports about 500 railroad workers gathered to unveil a bronze tablet for A D Thurston founder of the Order of Railway Telegraphers. The tribute notes Thurston’s plans formed the union now with over 86000 members across the United States and Canada. In Baton Rouge police and detectives struggle to solve the axe killing of LSU agronomy instructor Oscar B Turner as university students begin their own inquiry. The coroner’s jury adjourned after two sessions with no recommendations, and classes and exams were unsettled as the term ends.

la Porte City A. D. Thurston Order of Railway Telepliers Little Rock Island Organization of the Union Thurston Union United States Canada

Japanese Gardens Models Perfection

Prof Takuma Tono of Waseda University lectured in Seattle on Japanese gardens. He said Japanese gardens are viewed as pictures framed by nature rather than mere plant collections, and they are more naturalistic than architectural.

Train wreck near Gympie claims nine lives

A mail train from Brisbane to Rockhampton wrecked at Gympie Queensland killing nine and injuring forty. Authorities report widespread damage as rescue teams rush to the scene.

Brisbane Rockhampton Gympie Queensland

Regional Manager Appointed for Veterans Bureau

Washington reports M. Uimsod of Oakland California was named regional manager of the Veterans Bureau in Reno Nevada on June 9. He succeeds prior appointee and faces oversight of regional operations, staffing, and veterans services during the transition.

Washington Seriener M. Uimsod Oakland Calif The Veterans Bureau Reno, Ney

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