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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1925
Page
4
A Native American chief defends three tribesmen in district court over a tribal killing. He links the crime to liquor and white man's goods, arguing the motive lies in external causes while praising a strict tribal code and cautioning on contrasts with white man’s morals.
The Tribune previews major reclamation plans around American Falls dam. It highlights a proposed seventy mile canal to service at least 140 000 acres from Lincoln and Gooding counties and notes broader growth in farms, homes, and livestock with the dam project. It also surveys calendar reform and a critique of changing laws and creed and touches on potential trouble in East Asia affecting Western nations.
A Los Angeles doctor claims golf favors the young, suggesting the elderly may struggle with the sport. The speaker notes ongoing debates on sports age suitability and mentions an earthquake in Montana affecting locals.
President Coolidge at the summer White House in Massachusetts struggles to find leisure pursuits. He avoids golf, fishing, and horseback riding and shows limited interest in water sports, leaving him with few outlets for relaxation. The piece speculates he may pursue indoor activities and political maneuvering during his vacation.
A strong warning that narcotic addiction threatens America from heroin opium cocaine and synthetic drugs with bases in Asia South America Europe and organized trafficking. It urges public awareness youth protection and immediate educational action by citizens organizations and government to save the nation and the world.
The Sho Shone Journal notes lambs sent to market and those staying, while travel on treaties hints at peaces talks among Britain France and Germany. Kellogg must steer Mexico issues away from becoming a public dispute.
Philp Kerr, succeeding Sir Edward Grigg, named secretary to the Rhodes Trust. A noted editor and publicist, Kerr is known in America for his Institute of Politics work at Williams College and his authority on European politics. He is son of General Lord Ralph Kerr and Oxford educated. He early allied with policy in South Africa and edited the Round Table from 1910 to 1916. He also served as secretary to Lloyd George during his premiership.
Helen A Keller born in Tus cumbia Alabama 45 years ago today. Julius Klein born in San Jose California 39 years ago today. May Irwin born in Whitby Ontario 63 years ago today. Rt Rev Julius W Atwood Episcopal bishop of Arizona born Salisbury Vermont 68 years ago today. Rufus B von Kletnamid USC president born Sandwich Illinois 50 years ago today.
Listings for June 28 show a dense mix of religious services, concerts, and theatre numbers across stations such as KPO KFWA KFI KGO KHJ and WCCO. Highlights include classical orchestras at 9 10 and 12 and gospel service broadcasts from multiple churches.
The Pocatello State Relief society will hold a teacher's convention Tuesday at the L D S recreation hall. A program of music, addresses, discussions, and a welfare play is planned with sessions at 10:30 a.m. 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Readings, solos, and dances supplement the program featuring local ward choirs and city welfare worker Miss Lord among others.
Charles A. MacHenry of Fredericksburg Virginia was elected president at the final session of the national league of Masonic clubs convention. K A MacGregor of Pittsburgh was chosen vice president. The 1926 convention will be held in Philadelphia.
A compact list marks historic birthdays and events: 1750 William Gray born in Lynn Massachusetts. 1776 Monterey friars found San Francisco mission site. 1829 James Smithson dies Genoa. 1834 John Forsyth becomes secretary of state. 1847 Berlin conference on Zollverein. 1998 Manila expedition sails under MacArthur. 1900 Wellman leads North Pole search from Tromsoe. 1923 Harding party visits Zion National Park.
Today brings mixed planetary influences affecting willpower and mood. Expect slight urge to act, a quarrelsome evening, and a tendency to self-critique. A girl born today should have a healthy childhood but needs accident awareness and charm. A boy may face early ill health but could outlive ailments with travel and social exposure. If today is your birthday and you are romantic, you are not practical and see beauty where others do not. Famous people born on this date include James Robertson and Lyman J. Gage.
One year ago today a report described the arrival of United States globe-cr Pe aviators in Calcutta. The terse dispatch records the event as a notable milestone in aviation history, highlighting international reach and wartime logistics without detailing names or exact units.
The speaker fears arteriosclerosis and urges to sever ties and settle affairs. A doctor prescribes ten years of inactivity to recover, with rest in a warm sunny spot away from work. The text ends on a contrary note of cautious hope amid uncertain prospects.
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