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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
5
French troops opposing Abd El Krim’s Riffian forces withdraw north of the Overgha River to consolidated positions behind the stream. The move aims to create a continuous front and avoid infiltrations, abandoning five advanced block houses as the front shortens and artillery controls river crossings.
Paris May 25 The chamber of deputies voted 312 to 178 to postpone discussion of voting credits for the French military campaign in Morocco until Wednesday.
New York May 25 AP Wilbert Robertson for eleven years manager of the Brooklyn baseball team of the National League today was elected president of the club succeeding the late Charles H. Ebbets.
Violinist Raymond Thorpe and pianist Miss Phyllis Beckley of Idaho Conservatory of Music feature in a certificate recital at Frazier hall Tuesday at 8 pm. Thorpe has studied under L Roubidoux since 1920 in Weiser. Beckley trained with Mayme Ingard Neilson and Fames Campbell Jr. Works listed include Bach Capriccio, Mendelssohn Concerto No 9 in A minor, and pieces by Schubert Liszt Massenet and Pierne with Evelyn Lundgren as accompanist.
Los Angeles May 25 AP report reveals George W Hazeltine longtime tin can collector died last March leaving a half million dollar estate. Attorneys Dell Schweitzer and Frank Slutton stand to receive most of the fortune unless Hazeltine's grandniece Mrs Loraine Moody Mason Richmond prevails to challenge the will.
A testimonial from seniors praising Tanlac as a natural tonic that cleanses the blood, stimulates the liver and digestive organs, and restores appetite and sleep. The ad touts Tanlac formula from roots and herbs and recommends Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
The Tech Sophomore class will stage two short plays Suppressed Desires and Please Omit Flowers on Memorial Day May 30. The program includes a pan tomime and musical numbers with Miss Marguerite Rickard as the main feature, drawn from Los Angeles vocal studies. Public invitation extended.
Washington reports American fertilizer makers produced 774,294 tons of sulfuric acid or 87 percent of output for acid phosphates in the last six months of 1924. Total acid phosphates reached 8,250,498 tons for 1924, up from 3,367,220 tons in 1923, with 458,123 tons sold as such and 261,121 tons used in other fertilizer manufacture.
A careless worker omitted ingredients in the pulp causing soft blotting paper. The frustrated proprietor then wrote on the material and ink spread, inspiring a successful new business venture.
A man was ordered to contribute $75 to the county for seven months care of Mrs Drake at the county hospital though he claimed poverty. Mrs Drake died later. India now has a women's polo team. London women now wear sombreros. More than half of Germany's exports now are by rail.
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