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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
10
Norman B. Adkison former secretary to Governor Moore arrives in Pocatello via T. O. Smith Boise to promote local industries and a Buy at Home sale. Association efforts rally southeast Idaho clubs and businessmen to back the purchase of regional products and dike industries.
The county receives notification from Adjutant General McConagill listing National Guard and Organized Reserve units assigned to Bannock County for Independence Day. Units include 347 116th Med Reg, 92 men. 434th Infantry. 200th Infantry.Troop E and other detachments. Details reflect authorized strength and unit designations.
The notice reports the engagement and upcoming marriage of Enid Ad elzide to a Mr oe inly from the United States Survey Department in Washington. The ceremony is tied to the couple’s families, with the bride’s parents noting their own wedding anniversary on the day.
Howard H. Hettinger president of Gettinger Brothers Veniai and Surg' jeu Co. and Glen Milter of Salt Lake, with wives and chauffeur, spent a morning in St Louis en route to the coast. They will visit Twin Falls and Robinson Bar, then travel via Boise Payette Lake and Idaho north south highway to Lewiston, Washington, Oregon, before returning.
The Preston Chamber of Commerce seeks a state license to stage boxing and wrestling events. John H. Kane, eastern Idaho representative on the State Athletic Commission, received the application from W. P. Shumway, secretary. The program on Wednesday July Fourth features a ten round main event between Kenneth Panter and Leo Beckstead under the Preston Chamber license.
Geo Schaffer leads the Sell Idaho contest with about 86 000 points and a 12 025 point margin over Edgar Van Vieck who holds second. John Rue seeks to overtake the leaders as winners are to be named at 9 20 Wednesday morning.
Thomas Thompson of Boise known as Star Brand Thompson along with evangelist Billy Sunday were seen in Pocatello today while traveling east on Cudis.
Basque sheep herder Ben de la Feunta of Xavier Serves was arrested by Deputies Alma Marley and Ubarey Bell after a confrontation over crop damage from 1 780 sheep. He allegedly shot at a dog and threatened Later and his family. He denied firing at Later. The case was filed in district court by farmer Richard Later.
City officials endorse Clearing House Association loan plan to raise 40 million dollars and form an earthquake fund for Santa Barbara reconstruction. Death toll climbs as rescuers search wreckage. lighthouse damaged and ships relocate.
Tondorff of Georgetown University Seismographical Lab argues California tremors are local with minimal aftershocks. He says Montana shakes were not correlated and forecasts show no warning signs. Santa Barbara damage linked to downward earth movement. California motion differed from Montana and Canada.
After strong quakes, Santa Barbara sees looting of altar vessels at Guadalupe Catholic Church and pilfering in waterfront shops as police, guardsmen, and Navy crews patrol the ruined city. Bodies recovered include Mrs. Charles E. Perkins and Bertram B. Hancock. Battle ship Arkansas lends aid as Los Angeles sends supplies and equipment.
The quake killed and injured residents as the Arlington hotel and California hotel collapsed. Bertram Hancock survived with injuries, while his father died. The debris ruined Diehl's grocery and the San Marcos building as state street bore scars. Wooden homes buckled in older districts as tremors continued.
The Santa Barbara area faced strong aftershocks with tremors shaking buildings. Residents endured mud, debris, and damaged homes while crews cleared wreckage. no fires were reported as citizens began immediate recovery efforts and a $10,500 fundraiser started.
A garbled ad for Life Savers lists six flavors including mint wintergreen orange licorice chocolate and violet. It promotes the mints as freshening flavors and claims the packs cost ten cents per package.
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