Local Candidates for U S Attorney
Boise May 4 Three Pocatello citizens figure in the vacancy left by U S District Attorney WG Davis. Joy Black former attorney general and former Senator Thomas C Jones and attorney H F E Ray are discussed with Congressman Addison T Smith by President Coolidge. Frank L Stephan of Twin Falls and James Shie now assistant U S attorney are also named.
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Tribune
Boise
Pocatello
United States District
WG. Davis
Joy Black
Thomas C. Jones
H. F E. Ray
Addison T. Smith
Coolidge
Frank L. Stephan
Operes Committee
House
Twin Falls
James ‘Shie
United States
Idaho
Senator Gooding
Ray
Washington
Balloon race disqualifies two entrants in Missouri
The national elimination balloon race from St Louis Missouri narrows to two contenders after disqualification of Goodyear III crew W T Vanorman and Captain H E Honeywell for delays. Referee A B Lambert ruled there was no excuse and local committee to decide on upholding or overturning the decision.
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St. Sooce. Mo
St. Joseph
H. E. Honeywell
W. T. Vanorman
Honeywell
Herbert VY. Thaden
Selma
Kaun
A. B. Lambert
Lambert
Carl H. Wolfley
Wolfrey
Eight Members Crew Missing After Sinking Off Point Pelee
The Point Pelee Ontario life saving crew and local fishermen search the wreck of the sandsucker Kelly Island after it overturned two and a half miles off Point Pelee. Captain William G Stackford's body was recovered from the pilot house as heavy seas hinder the ongoing recovery efforts. The vessel rests on its masts in 24 feet of water with eight feet of hull protruding.
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Detroit
Midh
Point Pelee
Ont
Kelly Island
Lake Erie
Wm. G. Stackford
Unique Feat by Sergeant Pugmore
At a North Second avenue incident a riot threat formed after a call to the police station. Sergeant R. M. Pugmore leaped to action on a motorcycle with a sidecar, carried a sawed off shotgun, and performed a dramatic rescue maneuver from the air while keeping control of the weapon and bike.
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North Second Avenue
Balderston
Nelson
R. M. Pugmire
Pocatelio Avcune
East Lander
Colorado Woman Kills Husband in Dinner Dispute
Pearl Aldrich, 22, shot and killed Leo Aldrich, 27, at Uk Creek near Steamboat Springs after he refused to come to dinner. She surrendered and is held in the county jail as officers investigate the incident.
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Steamboat Springs
Colon
Pearl Aldrich
Leo Aldrich
UK Creek
Bible Reading Law Effective in Idaho Schools
Idaho public schools prepare to begin daily Bible readings from a state approved list. Teachers must read twelve to twenty verses without commentary, directing pupils to parents for questions. The law also requires Flag Code instruction and teaching of the National Anthem and America.
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Idaho
Walter Ek. Siders
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Schools
State Board
National Americanization Commission
National Americanism Conference
War Department
America
Washington editor named minister to Albania
Charles C. Hart, Washington correspondent for the Portland Oregonian and other western papers, is selected as minister to Albania to fill a long standing vacancy. Approval by the Albanian government is awaited. Hart, 47, Indiana native, has broad western newspaper experience and previously led the Nations Republican Progressive League in the 1916 Hughes campaign.
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Washington
Charles C. Hart
Portland Oregonian
Albania
Hart
Indiana
Middle
Far West
The
Nations Republican Progressive League
Charles E. Hughes
Postponed Baseball Games Hit Weather Slates
National League action in Chicago and Philadelphia was affected by cold wet grounds with multiple games postponed. In New York the Phillies beat the Giants while Brooklyn and Boston split as Boston dominant in later innings. American League saw Cleveland rainouts and New York edging Philadelphia in a sequence of late-inning runs.
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National
Chicago
Cincinnati
Sisler Hits First Home Run of Season for Browns
St Louis May 4 AP George Sisler, manager of the Browns, homered off Davis in the third inning of today's Browns vs. Tigers game. He also singled in the first inning to extend his hitting streak to 18 games.
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St. Louis
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Davis
Detroit
Sisler
Houghton Warns Peace Must Come From Europeans
London May 4 AP The new American ambassador Alanson B Houghton told a distinguished audience including Prime Minister Baldwin that American aid for Europe must cease and that peace must come from the peoples of Europe. He added that reconstruction would proceed only if Europe chooses peaceful methods and that the United States will help accordingly. His maiden address to Great Britain named leaders and peers in attendance.
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London
Alanson B. Houghton
Gore
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
United States
Coolidge
America
Court of St. James
Washington
France
Marshal von Hindenburg
Houghton
Loughton
Pillims
Baldwin
Duke of York
Macdonald
Belgium
Japan
Portugal
Brazil
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Amery
Auckland Geddes
Samuel Hoare
Earl of Craven
Lord Astor
Idaho Falls Child Killed in Home Accident
Jack Charlesworth three and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Charlesworth died after a skull fracture from a chair impact while playing at home. He regained consciousness briefly Sunday before dying at a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the L.D.S. First Ward church.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Jack Charlesworth
G. W. Charlesworth
Two Women Injured in Auto Crash Near Inkom
Grace Swainston and Nancy Swainston of Blackfoot suffered cuts and neck and back injuries when an enclosed Oldsmobile coach, driven by Deputy Sheriff Grover Clark, overturned two miles west of Inkom on a Sunday afternoon. Roy Lennin of Blackfoot rode with them. all occupants were thrown from the vehicle. They were taken to the Lynn Brothers hospital in Pocatello and released today.
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Grace Swainston
Nancy Swainston
Blackfoot
Inkom
Grover Clark
Bingham County
Roy Lennin
Lava Hot Springs
Clark
Pocatello
Fred Caldwell
Lynn Brothers
Hoenital
Hastings Radio Station Reaches World Distance Record
Hastings Neb May 4 AP reception of KPKX radio program from Johannesburg South Africa about ten thousand miles away has been acknowledged to Lingh C Thomas station director This marks the farthest point reached by Hastings station.
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Hastings, Neb
KPKX
Hastings
Johannesburg
South Africa
Lingh C. Thomas
H.stings
Packers Buy Iowa Packing Plant At Receiver Auction
Des Moines reports that on May 4 AP Swift ard Company bought the Iowa Packing plant at a receiver's auction for 405000 dollars.
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Des Moines
AP Swift Ard Company
Iowa Packing Company
Hindenburg Tries Pacifying Three Orders
Munich May 4 Former Crown Prince Ruprecht Prince Leopold and other Bavarian royals congratulate Field Marshal Von Hindenburg on his election to the German presidency Berlin May 4 Doctor Meissner named to serve as president Hindenburg secretary remains provisional amid a three cornered struggle among nationalists and People's party leaders. The People s party may seek Lieut Colonel Von Feldmann as secretary while nationalists resist a militarist choice.
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Munich
Bavaria
Rupprecht
Prince Leopold
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Berlin
Meissner
Ebert
Simos
Hindenburg
People's Parties
von Feldmann
People's Party
Doctor Jarres
Doctor Meissner
Music Week Observed With Open Air Concerts in Pocatello
In Pocatello the theme Give More Thought to Music framed a Sunday of church services and three open air band performances. The Emplay band at Caldwell Park, the S. E. A. band of the O. b. L. under Mr Worel, and the Pocatello band held late concerts at Caldwell Park, the high school grounds, and nearby venues amid perfect weather.
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Pocatello
Caldwell Park
Mr. Worel
Pocatello Band
the Tech
Olive Rice
Evelyn Lundgren
Geraldine Edgerton
Llewellyn Roubidoux
The
Tech
St. Anthony's Hospital
General Hospital
Gaiilord Sanford
Hich Schoo
Ashton-HI way road advocated by Ashton leader
Hugh J. Rankin of Ashton told the Pocatello real estate board at lunch that a new Ashton cut-off to Yellow Stone Park would save 45 miles on the Pocatello trip and spur funding for the project. A May 6 Ogden meeting will unite Salt Lake City Ogden Ashton and Pocatello clubs to push appropriation and open up Bechler river scenery.
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Pocatello
Rankin
Moraine
Casper
Wyo
Bechler River
J. Robb Brady
Ogden
William Goleeke
Tech
J. E. Damron
Fae
Mr. Goleeke
Realtors
Twin Fails
R. F. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
McGowan
Pocatello Real Estate Board
H. A. M. Bonner
Pacific Northwest Real Estate Men’s Association
T. W. Zimmerman
Chambers of
W. E. Packard
T. H. Packard
Ben Gillis
President Coolidge Honors Buckey Harris With Gift
President Coolidge presented Stanley Buckey Harris, manager of the world champion baseball club, a watch at the White House. The gift came from President Griffith of the Washington club and other admirers as Harris received the timepiece with lighthearted remarks about pitching or batting.
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Washington
Coolidge
Stanley
Buckey) Harris
Griffith
Washington Cac
Harris
White House
Walter Johnson
Aged Patrolmen Replacing Girls on Switchboards
Michael Richard Fay a 70 year old officer began duty at a St Louis district station under a police commission plan to replace girl switchboard operators with aged patrolmen. The change fills open posts from within the force. Kirl Operators earned 65 to 85 dollars monthly. salary for retired officers not yet set. Fay served thirty seven years.
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St. Louis
Michael Richard Fay
Kirl
Fay
Agreement Reached Over Asylum Headship in Blackfoot
Reports of dissent among asylum board members on April 29 were denied as inauthentic. The governor supported the board’s decision to retain Doctor Mitchell as head of the institution, with the dispute settled amicably.
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Blackfoot
the Tribune
Asylum Board
Doctor Mitchell
Fez in Sight as Riffians Press Morocco Front
Fez, Morocco May 4 AP The Riffian tribesmen press the French zone, capturing a post and fighting a detachment on the Ouergha river. Abd-El-Krim aims at Fez to rally tribes and topple the sultan, while Lyautey vows to reinforce and counter the revolt with costly northern Morocco operations.
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Fez
Morocco
Lyautey
Ouergha
Abd-El-Krim
Marshal Lyautey
Moroccco
Abd £ l-Krim
Abd-El- Krim
French Forces Score Wins Over Rif Tribesmen
Paris reports from Rabat say French forces achieved several successes against the Rif tribesmen. One engagement left about fifty tribesmen dead, with war materials seized and prisoners taken.
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Paris
Rabat
French Morocco
Landing Field Meeting At Pocatello Chamber
A meeting of air service supporters will be held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 11 30 Tuesday to discuss a permanent land in field near Pocatello. Captain Armin Herold of the 104th division U S air service will arrive to outline a proposed aviator instruction class and the chamber board is invited to participate in preparing a safe well equipped field east of the fig plant for army and commercial planes.
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Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Air Service
Armin Herold
104Th Division
U. S. Air Service
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Annand in Los Angeles
A daughter was born Friday May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Annand. Mrs. Annand is formerly Miss Marie Mulica, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mulica of 203 North Harrison.
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Los Angeles
J. M. Annand
Annand
Marie Mulica
Robert Mulica
North Harrison
New Summer Schedule Changes for Local Trains
The schedule effective May 8 1925 lists changes announced by J C Hanson. Salt Lake Victor train No 33 moves from 4 30 am to 4 10 am arrival. Portland Chicago express No 6 shifts from 2 am to 1 30 am arrival. Salt Lake express No 32 moves from 2 35 am to 2 15 am arrival. Departing from Pocatello Eastbound No 6 Portland leaves at 4 am now 22 30 am.
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J. C. Hanson
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Bowman Visit Sparks Idaho Ties In Town
Frank C. Bowman and Mrs. Bowman toured the area today and will stay about a week to visit their boys attending local school. Bowman, a former prominent eastern Idaho resident and former president of the commercial club, is now involved with automobile bearings. He plans to return to Portland after his brief stay.
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Frank C. Bowman
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