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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1925
Page
7
Chauncey M. Depew marked his ninety first birthday at the Montauk club Brooklyn during the thirty fourth annual dinner honoring him. President Coolidge sent a congratulatory letter, praising the lifelong public service and urging continued friendship and fiscal prudence.
Nine of a 16 crew aboard the vessel Kelly Island were drowned when the ship capsized near Point Pelee in Lake Erie. Seven men were rescued by the Canadian fish tug Fossie B and landed at Point Pelee life saving station.
A fragment discusses political spin and media bias with a satirical tone. It mocks Democrats and Republicans while touting a radio product called the Super Zenith Model X and promises insight into election commentary for the summer. The piece resembles a dated adlet with political humor.
Paris May 2 AP reports France holds municipal elections tomorrow seen as a barometer of political mood since the 1924 legislative changes. Indications favor gains for far left and right Catholic groups at the expense of the center, with results in Paris and large cities expected tomorrow night and national totals in a few days.
The article describes a club award ceremony where a flier was killed that day after receiving a trophy for 424 hours of safe flying. Miller presented the trophy saying it honors safe flying and read aloud the list of winners including Lieut. A. Vernon Macauley with fifty eight hours.
New York University announced a floating campus that combines one year of college study with a world voyage aboard an 18 000 ton steamship. The ship will serve as dormitories classrooms and laboratories for 240 days visiting 50 foreign ports across five continents under Dean James E. Lough.
In a Washington radio debate Admiral William L. Rogers urged peace by armed might while Major General Tasker H. Bliss promoted peace by cooperation. They contrasted national attitudes with Europe and discussed disarmament, population growth, and immigration limits as factors shaping pacifist or militant stances.
Twin Falls county commissioners repealed the standardization rules for the county general hospital adopted last December and reinstated prior management regulations. The move overturns provisions seen as excluding chiropractors osteopaths and other irregular practitioners and aligns the hospital with earlier control standards.
Chicago May 2 AP Thirteen hundred babies are on exhibit at the opening of the first annual national baby congress under the American Medical association Illinois Medical Society and Chicago Medical Society. More than 765 physicians will examine each child and award prizes. A $500 prize and a silver loving cup will go to the healthiest infant as the show aims to test health rather than beauty.
Washington reports that future commercial service hinges on long distance passenger travel by lighter than air craft. Transportation expert P D Nagle urges large scale air vessel construction with multi million cubic foot gas cells to exceed the Los Angeles capacity and enable 100 passenger flights at 60 to 70 miles per hour.
Washington May 2 AP Cooperation of the American government with the league of nations in many activities was urged on Secretary Kellogg by the league non p rofit association. Manley O Hudson Harvard professor and Kellogg said proposals would be given careful consideration. Major points include adherence to the world court registration of treaties, permanent American membership on key league committees, ratification of draft treaties vital to the United States, and cooperation to outlaw war. Recommendations also urged American membership on committees including the financial committee permanent mandates commission armaments reduction and traffic committees engaging opium drugs and advisory panels on traffic in women and children.
The PN-9 seaplane completes a record long flight over the river, landing at 2 58 p m after a wind and rough air period. Lieutenant Schildhauer leads the crew ashore amid cheers while Lieutenant Erle notes postflight tasks. The craft has a 72 ft wingspan, is nine tons with two Packard 4 hp motors and carries a five-man crew.
May Day demonstrations across Mexico report a quiet day except Mazatlan where a crowd near the U S consulate heard speeches denouncing U S labor practices and Mexico's enemies. The Mexico City vigil drew several hundred volunteers with minor street disturbances none recorded.
The Stroller in Pocatello's Crow lobby recalls tall tales from five years ago in Chicago and lists arriving guests. Notables include David Burrell of Boise, Georg WilliamsDeclo mining promoter, Hank Obermeyer of Emmett’s Frozen Dog Ranch, and visitors from Salt Lake City and Denver.
Fragmentary OCR reads a long stream of personal names and places including Denver Salt Lake Brooklyn Ogden Cal and Harris. The text appears to be a partial roster or directory snippet with numerous individuals and spouses lacking surrounding context.
A fragment lists individuals including G. CG Thompson of San Francisco N J Neilson of Riverton Utah and D H Weng er of Salt Lake N BR Saxton Mountain Home indicating a regional roster or directory snippet.
A partial OCR reads a long list of names and places including Marie DeMoisy, Geo Williams, Mrs. C B Peterson, Angel Jussel, Spokane, Twin Falls, Denver, San Jose, Ogden, and others. The text shows a cluster of individuals with varied locations and spouses or titles, but lacks context or a clear event.
A fragmented list includes multiple individuals and places such as Salt Lake City Denver San Francisco Butte Minidoka Malad Portland and Elko with names like J A Mirovich D E McFadden A E Lundberg and Orlando Anderson among others. The text reads as a roster or attendee tally across several western locales.
Provo Utah May 8 AP University of Utah won a dual track meet in a tight meet ahead of upcoming conference trials. Utah's top performers led a strong showing with key wins in sprint and field events, boosting the team’s confidence. The meet framed prospects for the season and regional selections.
Brigham Young University earned a 75 to 61 win today. The game highlighted BYU performance with a clear lead and notable scoring by key players.
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