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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1926

Page

6

Prohibition Party Seeks Nationwide Revival and Talks

In New York Leigh Colvin announces a state convention to launch a nationwide revival of the Prohibition Party. Edward Dietrich of Syracuse, president of the Wesleyan Church in America, declines any nomination for governor.

New York Prohibition Party Leigh Colvin Edward Dietrich Kyracuse N. Y Wesleyan Methodist Church United States Colvin Frank Christmi W. H H. Stayton Association Against the Prohibition Amendment Illinois Wisconsin Missouri Montana Colorado New York State Slayton Congress Syracuse Edward F. Dietrich Dietrich The Wesleyan Church In America

Junior Leagues Show Women Work Across America

New York report highlights how members of the Association of Junior Leagues of America supply towels for Henry Ford, run hospital wings, manage hotels for working girls, and sponsor theatre for Chicago children. Local leagues edit bulletins, run nurseries, clinics, and playgrounds while selling handmade items to department stores.

Netve York Association of Junior Leagues of America Henry Ford Motor Company Carleton Palmer Children of Chicago Brooklyn New York Detroit League League

Prince Gustavus Receives Degree in Crown Prince Adolphus Era

Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Louise receive a degree in a ceremony attended by Dr. James Rowland Angell. The event marks a formal recognition with Angell listed among those involved.

Prince Gustavus Gustavus Adolophus Princess Louise James Rowland Angell

Bishop Urges Abolishing Indian Reservations

Sioux Falls Aug 8 D June 29 The Rt Rev Hugh Latimer Burleson missionary bishop of South Dakota speaks on abolishing reservations and absorbing Indians into white society He argues for vocational education and city integration while criticizing government handling of Indian affairs saying officials should heed experienced voices over politicians

Sioux Falla 8. D Hugh Latimer Burleson South Dakota Episcopal Church Reese Bishop Burleson Burleson

Plans for nationwide commercial airways outlined by Hoover

Washington June 22 AP reports plans for a nationwide network of commercial airways across the United States. Secretary Hoover said routes are being developed by commerce and post office officials with military input and will include all existing air mail routes. Conferences among commerce war and navy officials will address how civilian routes relate to military plans.

Washington United States Hoover Commerce and Pee Commerce, War, and Navy Departments

Spring Chicken Dinners at Green Triangle

Spring chicken dinners offered at the Green Triangle venue with reservations by phone 676-R-12. Call one hour ahead. dinner service open until midnight.

Green Triangle

Hambone's Meditations by J. P. Alley note on debt

Fragmentary item references Farmin don t pay and hits, with a folk tone. The line warns not to promise to pay 13, implying a cautionary note on debt or promise breaking.

Hambone Meditations J. P. Alley Don’ Eben

Commonwealth Conference Tackles State Rights Debate

Benjamin F. Shambaugh leads discussions at the fourth annual Commonwealth conference set for June 28 to 30 at the University of Town. Topics ask if states risk surrendering their affairs to federal aid and whether centralization is inevitable, pondering federalism versus local self government and a practical compromise on federal power.

Town City Benjamin F. Shambaugh University of Town

Miniature Pile Driver Tests Safety of Match

In New York at Underwriters Laboratories a miniature pile driver tests match safety by striking the head to see if it catches fire. A second device checks the stick strength and burn length. Engineers also test mice fed only matches to study effects. Mrs Naidu in Hyderabad is chosen to succeed Gandhi as Indian Congress president.

New York Sarojini Naidu Gandhi Indian National Congress Hyderabad English College For

Glandogen Tablet as Gland Treatment Promoted

A newspaper advertisement touts Glandogen a tablet form gland tonic claimed to substitute gland extracts injections. It asserts European and American scientists endorse the pill’s ability to reawaken glands to normal activity and urges shoppers to demand the genuine product at Schramm Johnson Drug Stores.

Schramm- Johnson Drug

War Continues on Syrian Front Amid Bombardment

Daily clashes persist between French forces and dissident Druse tribesmen around Damascus. Property damage nears six million dollars since October 1925, while observers warn Damascus could be wrecked within a year if fighting endures.

Tamasens Jone 22 Associated Press Drunes Damascus France Syria

Chinese Catholic Great Benefactor

Joseph Te Pa Hung, a Chinese pilgrim to the eucharistic congress, praised by Knights of St. Gregory as a leading Catholic philanthropist. He funded and runs two 200 bed hospitals and a 200 student school in Shanghai, earning the nickname Rockefeller of China. He hopes the congress will someday be held in China.

Chicago Joseph Te Pa Hung Knights of St. Gregory D. F. Kelly Shanghai Hung Rockefeller China

Paul Smiths Adirondacks camp hosts famed summer guests

President Coolidge chose the Kirkwood camp on Osgood Jake in the Adirondacks for a summer White House. Paul Smiths village near the camp grew from land bought in 1859 by Paul Smith, a Vermont pioneer and host to Theodore Roosevelt Harriman Morgan Trudeau Stokes Rockefeller and many other notable visitors.

Pan Paul Smith Adirondacks Smith Vermont Theodore Roosevelt KE. H. Harriman J. F.morgan Edward Livingston Trudeau Anson Phelps Stokes William Rockefeller

Resorts Grow Along St. Regis Chain of Lakes

The fifty acres expanded into a vast preserve as wealthy guests bought their own preserves from him. The St. Regis chain of lakes gained fame and the Paul Smith lodge evolved into a modern summer hotel.

St. Regis Paul Smith

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BR. D. Young D. D al Pune Giyaktiven Piles Yale Prince Bishop Bell Syndicate, Inc Commonwealth Conference Boston Globe Astounding Charlie Chaplin Illiam Fox Chinatown Syrian Front President’s Lodgers Center of Noted Group Orpheum Confectionery Pocatello Fluff Rug Company E. Bonneville St Richard DIX Lois Wilson Weapon Uosb Corinne Griffith W.H. Wright & Sons Co C. E. Carlson Spokane Carlson
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