STATE NEWS MOORE WILL NOT BE PARDONED
Governor Charles C. Moore refuses paroling or pardoning the man convicted of Deputy Sheriff Gene Taylor's murder. Protests from the officer’s brother and Taylor’s wife, plus a jury member, urged clemency. A pardon board meets in April with F A Jeter and A H Conner.
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Tribune
Bosus
Gene Taylor
Charles C. Moore
J. M. Taylor
Poertelloim
Taylor
Chas
Moore
Park City
Utah
Fletcher Burrus
Pocatello
F. A. Jeter
A. H. Conner
Nampa P F E Plant Construction to Start April First
Nampa Idaho March 21 contractors Rowland and Neilsen plan to begin building 18 Pacific Fruit Express car shops here about April 1. A concrete boulevard will connect the plant to the Nampa Caldwell highway and track work will total 17 1/2 miles within the yards. One million dollars is expected to be spent by December 1.
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Nampa
Rowland and Neilsen
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Nampa- Caldwell
Tippin Farm
Clock House
Steering Position for Better Control on Winding Roads
The article explains steering is easier and safer when hands grip the wheel at the sides near the top. It notes quick sharper turns are possible with a downward pull from the top side and that top-wheel handling is best for tackling traffic or winding roads, while bottom grip suits ordinary driving.
Blackfoot Tribune Carrier Change Advised
Blackfoot subscribers are informed that starting this date John Hale of 56 Broadway will oversee delivery. Hale must ensure regular Tribune service and address any faults by contacting 56 Broadway between 4 and 6 pm. After 6 pm carriers will fold and place papers in mailboxes or on porches.
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Blackfoot
John Hale
Broadway
Hale
Ifate
Nampa to Welcome U P Head on April 16 Visit
Nampa plans a brief welcome for Carl Gray president of the Union Pacific system and other officials when they visit Boise and Nampa on April 16 for the new main line opening. A one hour ceremony is planned with Boise staging a larger event. A tree planting and dedicatory tablet at the Nampa station are proposed.
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Nampa
Mar
C. R. Hickey
Gray
New Idaho Medical Examiners Board Set for April 7
Boise reports the state board of medical examiners will meet in Boise on April 7. New fellows named include Dr. A. M. Newton of Pocatello, Dr. Leo Chilton of Boise, Dr. P. A. Pittenger of Boise, Dr. W. B. West of St. Anthony, and Dr. Charles Moore of Paris. Drs. Newton and Pittenger already serve on the host board. Prior meetings recommended barring Dr. J. Goodfriend of Boise after a liquor-law conviction.
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Tribune Cial
Boise
State Board of Medical Examiners
F. A. Jeter
Department of Law Enforcement
C. ©. Moore
Felows
A. M. Newton
Pocatello
Leo Chilton
P. A. Pittenger
W. B. West
St. Anthony
Charles QC
Lava Couple Weds at St Joseph Cathedral
Edward H. Schilling and Miss Alice May Shurtliff of Lava Hot Springs married today at 9 AM in St Joseph Cathedral. Rev William Gallahae officiated and the couple left noon for a honeymoon trip to St Joseph Missouri. Schilling is cheese factory superintendent. Shurtliff runs a book and variety store at the state resort. They plan to settle in Lava.
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Edward H. Schilling
Alice May Shurtliff
Lava Hot Hot Springs
St. Josep 'S Pro- Cathedral
William Gallahaé
Catholic Church
Lava
St. Joseph
Schilling
Lower Taxes for Next Year
Washington report notes Representative Green signals a 25 percent surtax cap and broader tax cuts for next year. Mellon argues tax revenue rises with lower rates. administration hopes a surge in investment and expansion follows. Treasury staff will draft the Smoot Green plan as lawmakers push for faster tax relief.
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David Lawrence
Pocatello Tribune
Washington
March
Representative Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
America
Mellon
Green
Ways and Means Sranenes
Particu
Easury
Senate
Pedestrians Warned Against Promenade on Rails
The notice cautions pedestrians against using railroad tracks as a promenade on highways. It urges walkers to stay to the left side of the road, watch for passing cars, and warns of disaster when drivers pass simultaneously with oncoming vehicles. Emphasis is placed on child safety and upcoming motor vehicle regulations for the next legislature in Utah.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Utah
Churches Unite for Union Evangelistic Meet Across City
A cooperative Union Evangelistic meeting runs March 22 to April 3 with Baptist, Christian, Congregational, Episcopal, Bethel Baptist, Methodist, Nazarene, Presbyterian and Colored Churches. Rev G William Barnum leads at 11 with Easter observances and musical offerings. evenings, Sunday school at 9:45. other churches join in daily services and programs led by ministers including W Ewing.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Lewis Street
G. William Barnum
S. Fifth Ave
J. R. Woodruff
Inet Offertory
Karganoff
Marshall
Presbyterian Mission
Gibson
Oscar Donaldson
Christian Endeavor
Union
East Side
Westminster Guild
Blackwell
McGowan
Woman's Missionary Society
Center St
J. Christy Wilson
Tabriz
Persia
Jesus
Personal Workers Commission
Epworth League
Congregational Church
W. M. Ewing
N. Hayes Ave
Safety Rhyme of Fatal Driving Names on Stone
A grim stone inscription laments Percival Sapp and others who died in car crashes each line noting careless driving and alcohol impaired behavior. The verses mention William Blake William Raines William Jay John Smith and Marry Jane with fatal outcomes linked to risky road conduct and unsafe vehicle operation.
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Percival Sapp
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cities on Saturday
Saturday radio listings show programs in multiple cities including Pocatello Seattle Portland and Chicago. Featured items include dance orchestras classical club programs and late night movie and theatre segments with names like The Lost Angels Enemies of Sleep and Theatre revue.
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Worchestra Hii
Los Angeles
KFOA
Seattle
Oakland
Dance Orchestra
EGW
Portland
Melody Makers
KHJ
The
Lost Angels
EPO
San Francisco
KNX
Hollyhood
Ita
Safe crossing tip when stop signs mislead drivers
A reader notes that sometimes drivers face stops with poor brakes or misaligned signs at crossings. If caught, turning right immediately after stopping is often permitted in many cities and can help avoid disputes with officers, useful on trips as well as home streets.
Mat ter Sunday Service and Reading Room Notice
The church at 124 North Main Street hosts Sunday service at 11 a m on March 22 1925 with Sunday school at 945 a m A Wednesday testimonial service is planned The Carlson building houses a free reading room open Sundays 3 to 5 p m and weekdays 12 to 4 p m Also open Monday and Thursday evenings 7 to 8 30 p m The public is invited to services and to use the reading room
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Commercial Hall
North Main Street
Carlson
Garfield at Lander Pastor George Sloan Leads Services
Garfield congregation at Lander holds usual worship with Pastor George Sloan delivering sermons. Union meetings begin at evening time as scheduled.
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Garfield
Lander
George 8. Sloan
Lutheran Church Announces Sunday School and Services
Lutheran church invites worship and Bible study with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. Adult class meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at the pastor’s home 430 West Whitman Street. Harmless Sunday pleasures should not keep you from worship.
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Lutheran Church
West Whitman Street
Baptist Church Union Evangelistic Services Schedule
The notice lists Sunday activities for Baptist and Allen Chapel A M E churches. It details Sunday school times, morning worship, sermons, junior and senior B Y P U topics, and union evangelistic meetings the Congregational and Presbyterian on the East side. Attendees urged to participate.
Narrow Street Turnaround Tips for Safe Reversing
The article advises backing toward the opposite curb early in a narrow street turn to avoid blocking traffic and reduce danger. It recommends starting the reverse toward the curb again to position the car for a turn without hitting the far curb, ensuring you face traffic throughout the maneuver.
Relieving Driving Strain Head Turn Relief Tip
A simple remedy for neck and head strain from rough roads advises turning the head to one side and watching the road at an angle. Do not keep the head turned constantly. use it only to relieve the strain.
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Methodist Nazarene Presbyterian
Allen Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alien Christian Endeavor League
Mack Johnson
T. A. Patterson
E. Fremont
William Blake
William Raines
Tee
William Jay
John Smith
Jane
Pure Oil News
Depver
Christian Science
First Congregational Church
Mona Jennings
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine Company
West Lewis
Cee
Riend
Chichester
N. Main
Hudson-Essex Sales Co
East Center ST
A. L. Whitton
W. Center
BUICK
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Starte
Studebaker
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North Main
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