Oliver elected president of city council as staff confirmed
City council confirms appointive officers including clerk Mrs Gough and police chief Lehrbas with two dissenting votes. Mayor Ross casts deciding votes, councilional tensions noted. Other business covers water extensions, licenses, and bids for garbage hauling.
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Laur
Gough
L. A. Lehr
B. W. Davis
W. L. Raymond
John W. Peter
H. H
A. B. Canfield
Oscar Foss
Clarence M. Bainey
West Side Fire Station
Laura 8. Gough
L. A. Lehrbas
Sam Cox
Leo M. Rusk
Koss
Whch
Ross
Shafer
Oliver
Rusk
Alma Marley
Cox
L. A
Harry Shafer
George Oliver
Republicaan
Council
I. A. Lehrbas
South Eleventh
East Bonneville
H. G. Berryman
North
Lincoln
North Johnson
South Johnson
West Wyrth
C. S&s Lamb
Hopper-Lamb Dairy Company
Lamb
Mink Creek
West Buhl
North Harrison
North Main
Buhl Street
Memorial Day Fund
Herry Bryan
Fred Barnes
E. J. Thorkildsen
Heaing
Pocatello Tribune
Grouse Hunting Replaces Deer Shooting in Scotland
In Scotland the hunting focus shifts from deer to grouse as land managers adapt to changing wildlife patterns and habitat use. The move signals a broader realignment of shooting interests and seasonal practice across rural communities.
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Scotland
Double murder and abduction case grips town
Police seek charge in connection with a woman's death and an abduction. The Gray family was not present when the crime occurred. Miss Gray, a junior high teacher, showed emotion upon hearing the details. Her brother said she knew Kirby's wife as a former classmate in Washington.
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Gray
Miss Gray
Kirby
Washingon
Earthquake Displaces Tens of Thousands Near Toyo Oka
Troops move toward the stricken Toyo Oka area as destroyer Enoki and cruiser Kasuha head in. Fukuchiyama troops entrain to restore order while officials seek casualty and damage figures. Kinesaki near Toyo Oka, famed for hot springs, serves as refuge for over 10,000 homeless residents.
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Enoki
Kasuga
Toyo Oka
Toyo Oka-Kawa
Fukuchiyama
Kinesaki
French Deliver a Heavy Smash on Rif Army
In Tetuan Morocco May 23 AP reports Riffian rebels under Abd El Krim suffered a defeat as Beni Zeroual and Beni Mestaria defected. Rebels lost 245 killed and four tribes were fined 1000 duros each. French contingents arrive from Algeria to reinforce garrisons and mobile columns between Fez and Taza. Spanish skirmishes erupt at three blockhouses on Base Melal ravines, repelled by reinforcements.
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Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Count de Chambrun
Abd-E l-Krim
Algeria
Fez
Tazza
Jericho
Yebala
Abd-El-Krim
Melal
Ben Karrich
Riffian Resistance Steadfast in May French Campaign
Rabat dispatches report Abd-El-Krim and followers holding ground in the French zone as General de Chambrun strengthens positions. French forces note Riffians are well organized, requiring artillery prep and bayonet charges to break their lines, with Cambay’s right wing bearing heavy fighting and reinforcements sent to threatened posts.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Count de Chambrun
Abd-El-Krim
de Chembrun
Cambay
Nine men in India sentenced to death in Baula murder case
In Bombay on May 23 three of nine accused in the Abdul Kadir Baula murder were condemned to death. The case involves Mumtaz Begum, once a royal dancing girl, who fled Indore palace and sought protection with Baula after an automobile ambush near Bombay on January 12.
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Bombay
Abdul Kadir Baula
Mumtaz Begum
Indore
Malabar Jill
Mumtaz
Baula
Badle
Lobster and Herring Plot Uncovered in Liquor Ring
Boston reports a massive liquor distribution plot tied to lobster and herring shipments. Sixteen arrests, liquor valued at 350000 to 450000 seized locally and in New York, with a new overland Canadian route to Maine ports and a potential federal grand jury probe affecting up to 1000 dealers and agents. A Van cargo seizure sparked the crackdown, followed by a New York haul on steamers Boston and Herman Winter. A separate rum runner ship Gertrude sailed north from California coast leaving a farewell note.
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Boston
New York
Canada
Maine
New England
Maine Coast & Canada Steamship Company
Wtv Slihue
Herman Winter
North End
San Pedro
Calif
Gertrude
California
Coast Guard
Vaughn
W. A. Wood
Coast Guard Ccutter
Amundsen North Alaska Flight Faces Ice Hazards
Amundsen's two aircraft sought a base after an eighteen hour leg toward the North Pole. Ice chunks, storms, and head winds threatened landing and fuel margins. Ellsworth would proceed to the pole if Amundsen’s craft failed. The MacMillan expedition sails June 19 for Arctic science.
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Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Lincoln Ellsworth
New York
Pole
Ellsworth
Wilbur
Davis
Boston
Arctic
Macmillan
National Geographic Society
Idaho women push home goods as district endorses buying local
Eleven officers from the Second District Federation of Women's Clubs in Idaho endorsed resolutions at Emmett on May 14 promoting purchasing Idaho made goods and supporting home industries. The motions urge state pride, stronger pay rolls, and publicizing the push to buy local, with signees from Blackfoot Boise Shoshone Mountain Home and others.
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Federation of Idaho Clubs
Hell
Emmett
Idaho
Ldaho
Homie
Second District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Home Industries Association
Susan H. Brethan
Blackfoot
I. N. Hall
Boise
F. W. Gooding
Shoshone
J. G. Watts
Mountain Home
M. E. McGlinchey
Payette
L. W. Mills
Nampa
Georgia L. Brush
Richfield
W. B. Lyman
Ministers' pay sparks Presbyterian pension plan drive
In Columbus on May 23 AP reports Wil Hays leading a committee to raise 15 million dollars to fund a pension plan for Presbyterian ministers and dependents. He notes current minister wages as about 30 dollars weekly, far below tradesmen earnings. The plan aims to start April 1, 1926 after broad church acceptance.
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Columbus
America
Wil H. Hays
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Hays
Temple
Robert Lansing
Richard B. Mellon
Pittsburgh
U. S
William B. McKinley
Illinoix
United
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Shepherd
Chicago
Bryan
Chester
Presbytery of
New York
Rupture Experts to Demonstrate New Method in Idaho
Local advertising notes Rice Rupture Method experts F E Williams and a female specialist will hold a free demonstration at the Yellowstone Hotel in Pocatello Idaho on Saturday May 25. They promise a complete, no charge demonstration and trial of a non surgical rupture treatment.
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F. E. Wiliams
W. Rice
Adams, N. Y
Yellowstone Hotel
Pocatello
Idaho
Pert
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E. J. Nordgaard
North Sixth
East Clark
Pocatello Plumbing & Heating Co
Citizens Bank
National Bank of Idaho
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Alton H. Davis
East
Fremont
Petersen Furniture CO
Riff Army
Krim
Alaska
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Evans Hughes
United Mine Workers
Judge Baker
Tribune
J. E. Camron
Carlson
A. N. Wilson
Kane Building
Federation
Will Hayes
Lynn Brothers
Rick, Inc, Adams, P
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Micolinelli Jewe Store
Pocatello Optical Co
A. L. Chilton
Royal Coach Transit Company
Lee P.m
South
Alan Rigby
Lorenzo Thornton
Urgar City
Anthony
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