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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
3
Dr. M. D. Eubanks spoke at Tech’s weekly assembly on the Advancement of China. With 12 years in China and 26 in mission work, he argued China will become a leading commercial nation in fifty years and urged addressing population shifts and global justice as China grows.
A benefit performance of All-of a-Sudden Peggy in Frazier will showcase a strong cast coached by Mrs. R. A. Fox. Proceeds go to the senior high athletic association to buy new uniforms and equipment for football, basketball, and track as Pocatello prepares to host top intermountain teams.
Delegates to the east association at a Baptist conference were hosted by President Frazier and Idaho Technical Institute students at the Tech dining hall for lunch. They also attended a special Tech assembly in the morning.
Mrs A. Hinckley left Tuesday for Los Angeles after being summoned due to her son Frank Hinckley's serious illness. The notice reports the family’s urgent travel in response to his condition.
Joel Priest of Boise, general agent for the Short Line, arrived in Poca tello today with the Salt Lake chamber of commerce trade excursion. Priest joined the junketeers on their tour of southern Idaho.
George Wagenseller and Mrs. Wagenseller left Pocatello for Twin Falls to visit Mrs. Wagenseller’s parents. They will join the Pocatello realty board junket party in Buhl Monday morning.
Jesus Orosio a Mexican laborer who fell under a train yesterday morning at Burley had his right leg severed and died yesterday afternoon at 4 30 p m according to a Tribune report He was said to be a trespasser and had been employed in the beet fields at Burley.
Word arrives that H. St. Allen of Pocatello after three years in the Marines has reached San Francisco and will be discharged in the next few days following service abroad.
Two 14 car trains carrying raw silk passed through Pocatello this morning en route to New York City. High insurance costs and the perishable silk prompted special rush schedules to move the cargo quickly.
George T. Hanson of Mergenthaler Typesetting Machine Company arrived in Pocatello with the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce excursion party. He had been in Salt Lake for business, then returned to join the Utah group today.
W. Price, assistant passenger agent of the Short Line based in Salt Lake, passed through Pocatello on business. He has been accompanying the Utah trade excursion party of the Salt Lake chamber of commerce touring southern Idaho and arrived in Pocatello today.
The executive committee of the Eastern Idaho District Fair announces top intermountain horses will race at the September exposition in Blackfoot. They report $4,000 raised to cover purses for the events.
FE A Bremm reports the death yesterday morning of his father Joseph Bremm in Bellingham Washington. A pioneer of Pocatello he settled there in 1890 and moved to Washington in 1907 to live with his daughter Mrs A W Merchant. He leaves a wife and two children B A Bremm of Pocatello and Mrs A W Merchant of Bellingham.
W. B. Northrup of Northrup Wholesale Produce of Long Beach California is in the city and asks J. E. Fieldsted secretary of the chamber of commerce to arrange a traveling companion for an overland trip. Northrup can take one or more passengers at no charge and asks interested parties to notify Fieldsted.
Wf M Karstad fuel supervisor selects Short Line representatives for the International Railroad Fuel Association convention at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago May 26 29. Attending are Engineer J A Petersen Lima Fireman FE M ensker Ashton Engineer G W Anderson Glenns Ferry Engineer W L Chrisman Salt Lake Fireman Dave Pratt Pocatello and Fireman A Bohi Pocatello.
Word has been received of the death of William Glenn of Ogden a former resident. He was a machinist in the O S L shops and moved to Ogden twelve years ago to become night foreman for the Southern Pacific. He is survived by his wife and three daughters Marie La Raine and Alwilda. Mrs Glenn is sister of Mrs W S Hutson of this city.
More than one hundred parents and patrons attended the Franklin school PTA gathering in the auditorium Monday evening. The seventh and eighth grade glee clubs performed several songs, Miss Montana Mahan played violin, and Miss Swingle delivered an address. Principal Nordguard reported on the state PTA meeting at Idaho Falls. Room 1 received the Franklin picture for the rest of the semester, followed by a brief business session and faculty arranged refreshments.
The Mutual Improvement Associations of the Pocatello Stake announce a three act farce titled Jane to be produced at the L D S Recreation hall on Wednesday evening May 20. The cast is drawn from top local talent and the show promises high quality entertainment.
Nicholas Ifft elected chairman of a Pocatello chamber committee to arrange events for Samuel Crowther of Bayside N Y who will visit May 26. Crowther, a noted author with pieces in Collier's and System, travels to the coast and will pause in Boise and Salt Lake City during the trip.
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