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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1925
Page
3
A local enterprise collects scrappy Indian ponies and sells them for hides, ground horse meat, and fish hatchery feed. Larger stock fetches higher prices, while some mixed up white man’s horses are sometimes recovered with rewards. The roundup continues as ponies are shipped toward coast facilities for processing.
Gordon Gray of Hailey won first place in Idaho Tech’s Friday evening oratorical contest held in Frazier Hall. Judges praised his speech “Why a Third Party” and note the prize comes with the chance to represent the Tech in intercollegiate contests.
William J. Montgomery once a vaudeville headliner and musical comedy star, pleaded guilty to possessing narcotics but had sentence suspended to allow him to continue treatment. He said a physician’s narcotic prescription after a hip fracture altered his life, and he now works as a pianist in a small restaurant. Florence Moore, his former wife, is also noted in the record. Detected in New York on March 21 by AP. For Detroit, three years ago. Mendelssohn's Elijah is listed as a program. Recreation Hall announces a show on March 27-28.
Salt Lake City March 21 AP The American Legion orphan endowment fund will be discussed at a meeting of Utah legionnaires with participants from Idaho Montana California Washington Oregon Nevada and New Mexico James A Drain national commander is due to arrive late today from Indianapolis Cambridge-Modern organized labor prefers conferences to strikes William Green AFL president said in a speech
Walter Sparks former vice president and director of the First Nation arl bank of American Falls was acquitted by a federal court jury after nine hours of deliberation. In a separate verdict Lucille Taylor was found guilty of possession and sale of intoxicating liquors and not guilty of maintaining a nuisance.
Gus Carlson, convicted bootlegger, was released by Federal Judge Johnson in Salt Lake City after serving three months of a six month sentence. The judge cited the prisoner's needy family circumstances and urged him to walk a straight path.
Advertisers claim Palmolive cleanses while protecting beauty and promises a free extra cake of Soap with the purchase of three cakes. The promotion asserts beauty experts and sixty years of study backing the brand.
Eall Leake City March 21 Seth Pixton Utah state bank commission announced the appointment of W. H. Hadlock as bank examiner. Hadlock, currently in charge of the savings department at the Den state bank, will replace F. W. Piper from Ogden. Change takes effect at once.
Carlson replied he could not comply because of a sore knee, drawing laughter from court spectators as the moment underscored the tension inside the chamber.
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