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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1925

Page

16

Indications of Heavy Summer Rail Traffic Through Pocatello

Railroad observers forecast unusually heavy passenger and freight movement through Pocatello this summer with over 150 special trains en route to the Pacific coast and Yellowstone Park. The list includes numerous tours and special trains from June to September, with many organizations and cities represented, and notes that the schedule is not yet complete.

Pocatello Yellowstone Coast Pacific Coast Yellowstone Park Northern Baptist Illinois Northern Baptists Indiana Medina Christian Endeavor Moyer Tours Omaha Elka Patriarchs Militant Frank Reedy Gillespie, Kinporte & Beards Commercial Savings Bank Trust Company Frank Reed Kansas City Knights Templar Dallas Texas Elks Baltimore Rajah Temple Reading Shrine Harrisburg

Ruth Out Of Hospital After Illness In New York

Babe Ruth left the hospital for the first time since April 9 and took a short walk with Mrs. Ruth near the hospital. He viewed a police parade and expected to be discharged next week after recovering from influenza and digestion problems.

New York Babe Ruth Ruth

US and League Arms Board Clash in Geneva Session

Geneva May 16 AP The first round of effort to keep US cooperation with the league of nations without formal relations ended with an American edge. Burton argued the US cannot accept a central arms board under league authority, while league members pressed for inclusion or abandonment, sending the issue to a ten member committee as conference acts to please the US while preserving the league system.

Geneva United States League of Nations League League Council Theodore Burton Germany Central Arms Board America United States Senate Guerrero Salvador Central Opium Board

Lively Idaho visitors fill Bannock and Yellowstone lists

A lengthy lobby note records numerous arrivals and staying guests at the Bannock and Yellowstone hotels in Boise and nearby areas. Names include C B Sampson of Boise, J Nevins of Colgate Boise, Mrs G C Schmidt of San Francisco, H E Wilson of Boise, J M Greenfield of Boise, and many travelers from Salt Lake City to Denver and beyond.

C. B. Sampson Boise Bannock Mr. Sampson Sampson Trail J. Yohn Portland Ore Bannock Hotel Mr. Yohn American Air Brake Co B. J. Bride Caldwell Stockman St. Marie J. Nevins Colgate Company Nevins Yellowstone G. C. Sehmidt San Francisco H. E. Wilson C. B. Ahlson R. Wood M. A. Powell Preston C. A. Floyd Salt Lake A. Sitts Chidens F. A. Harris A. Odell St. Paul D. L. Fount S. Brown G. L. Mayne E. O. Ducker and Family W .D. McCutchen M. H. Strain Great Falls A.C. Johnson Rigby J. M. Greenfield E. V. Reid Burley F. B. Wyssman Spokane A. M. Shaffer E. Magnusson K. Read L. Hill Montpelier M. E. Lynch J. A. Harrington Idaho Falls C. Tarr Soda Springs A. Webster Mort Collins JD. Briscoe Denver B. J. Bridges Caldwell 8. Hitchcock I. B. Mann I. Marerieff H. B. Thomas BR. A. Ballard Cokeville F. M. Purcell H. G. Hobbie C. M. Luton L. D. O ‘Neil Eugene Ww. L. C ‘Hase William Dautre Logan Elvin Cutler F. Lydeman Firth D. Byington Lava Hot Springs G. H. Crawley Lee Anderson M. W. Anderson Shoshone W. J. Wilson Reliance Thomas Pugh Re- Hance J. Wella M. E. Shaw Twin Falls F. C. Smith Charles J. Upham J. Cort Provo Ray Wool Kimberley W. F. O'Brien John Bentyme Zero A. Hansen City E. E. Ilson Rawlina E. McKenna Blackfoot P. W. Salmond W. M. Maurer Filer W. B. Cole Rupert J. F. Griffiths Kansas City D. Chambers F. D. Howell Pullman P. C. Carman Tecumseh D. J. Snyder I. M. Kerr F. D. Reamer T. Tumely Chicago Charles W. Schofield H. Kickelepill New York B. L. Lee Bozeman A. W. Workman F. E. Ross G. H. Riley Billings M. Klein W. M. Willams Mrs. R. B. Woodwine Rexburg J. Thomas Columbus W. D. Turner

Y W C A Host Mothers Tea Afternoon Program

The Girls Reserves of the Y W C A and their mothers and daughters attend a vesper tea from 8 to 4 at the Y W C A. Mrs. Frank Sprague leads the program with Helen Loux presiding. The program features a Mothers Doxology, songs, poems, violin solo, and readings.

Y. W Frank Sprague Helen Loux Vilate Williams Marguerite Martin Alice Rork R. F. Hutchinson

Duluth Sheriff’s Deputies Probe Beckman Case

Duluth detectives pursue leads in the death of Mrs. Hilma Beckman 32 who died by poisoning on February 7. Sheriff’s deputies traced Beckman who left Duluth about two weeks earlier as efforts to locate him continue. Beckman’s husband was reportedly murdered in Butte, Montana years ago.

Pocatello Duluth Minn Sheriff Man Rae Ae Royag Hilma Beckman Beckman Ygee Oort Butte Mont

KJosness urges appointment of economic board

Idaho leader argues for an official economic survey to study markets near home for farmers. He traces U S production shifts from agriculture to industry and debt to Europe, urging protection and retooling of farming toward butter eggs wool mutton and sugar for the American market.

Kjosness America Idaho

Boys Lost in Florida Swamp Near Plant City

Telephoned reports from Plant City say seven boys aged ten to thirteen are lost in an almost impenetrable swamp about 15 miles northwest. They fled a church picnic after sighting what rescuers believe were drunken revelers.

Tampa Pla Plant City

Shepherd to stand trial for foster son murder in Chicago

William Darling Shepherd faces a murder trial Monday before Judge Thom J. Lynch over the death of his foster son William McClintock in a case tied to a purported $1 million form. Prosecutors plan to call additional witnesses, including Charles C. Fain who confessed giving Shepherd typhoid germs, while Isabel Pope, McClintock’s fiancée, travels from the West to testify.

Chicago Wiliam Darling Shepherd Thom J. Lynch William Dea McClintock Shepherd George. Gorman Charles C. Faim Foster Isabel Pope Mactock

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