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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
9
A fragment shows Mints mother speaking about expectations and marriage, noting that if the prince of Wales wed, the mother would insist on suitable matches. The dialogue touches on cooking, respectability, and social pressures aboard.
Ten squads faced windy conditions at the Po Catello Trap Club with 1,850 targets shot. Depot squads topped the shop teams by nine birds as Nevins and Brooks led individual scores. discussion of new traps and increased membership followed, amid forecasts of ongoing regular shoots.
Secretary of War John W. Weeks will have gall bladder surgery at Phillips House Mass General Hospital next Thursday following recent consultation with doctors in Boston. Weeks has been suffering from gall bladder trouble and arrived in the city last Saturday for medical care.
A column advertises bargain sales from a local dealer listing items such as a .38 Colt pistol, Kodak camera, Hamilton watch, jewelry including a diamond cluster ring, several rifles, typewriters, a cornet, a banjo mandolin, and a Zenith radio. Prices range from modest to steep, with many items described as nearly new or heavily discounted. The ad notes the dealer at 218 E Center St and emphasizes value to attract customers.
Lew Williams of the Toledo newsboys club was elected president at the nineteenth international convention of the boys club federation. The New York World donates a trophy to be awarded annually for the next 16 years to the best boys club newspaper.
New York May 28 Henry Phipps 86 former partner of Andrew Carnegie will invest 3 500 000 to build a 15 story hotel for wage earning women on First Avenue at Fifty sixteenth Street with funding to create a major new lodging project in the city’s east side.
In New York on May 28, Pittsburgh swept Chicago 13 to 3 to move to third in the NL. Wright of the Pirates hit a bases loaded homer, a triple, and a single. Meusel leads with ten homers. Hartnett trails with twelve. Ruth returns to workouts as Yankees eye Sunday action.
In Cleveland on May 28 the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announced a $5000 maximum life insurance increase aided by a $6,000,000 surplus in the group's insurance fund. Clara Bradel Columbus and Gist M Tateer Columbus were re elected as officers of the ladies auxiliary.
Medinah Temple members travel to Chicago to broadcast a Shriner convention program on WNT from 9 to 9 30 PM. The brass band will play one selection the Oriental band one piece and the Chanters will sing two numbers before a short address by Potentate Arthur H. Vincent.
Paris Foreign Minister Briand told the senate that France has started serious discussions with the United States to settle the war debt. He announced the talks were underway in Paris on May 28.
Bucharest indicates it will return the American debt note within the week after receiving the document a month ago and a Washington reminder followed. The government spokesmen did not specify details but confirmed ongoing discussions with the United States on the matter.
The Padua fair gathers exhibits from around the world highlighting commerce industry agriculture arts and science. A New York engineer proposes an automobile subway freight model while discussion on a long bridge project continues. A Salvadoran outbreak of boll weevil invasion fears followed by caterpillar damage to cotton fields is noted.
A veteran football manager plans a professional team in New York raising alarm among intercollegiate advocates. The piece argues pro squads would undercut college athletics by draining gate revenue and eroding the ethos of student rivalry, risking the sport’s integrity in a major market.
Outlines of moving human faces have been photographed through the air by a wireless process according to J. L. Baird, a Scotch engineer.
Discovery of oil on the railway right of way is expected to aid the Mexican National Railway in easing deficits and improving running finances. The announcement notes potential revenue and strategic value for the railroad's operations.
During the strikes many Danish industries slowed as transportation workers refused to walk out but aided farmers in moving their produce to market, keeping some supply chains functioning despite labor action.
Many shoppers in Mexico cannot read the articles shown in store windows so items are identified by pictures rather than names to aid recognition.
Chicago May 27 AP The government plans to expand the dry navy on the Atlantic Pacific and Great Lakes. Prohibition chief Linceln Andrews announces a push to 100 ships on the Atlantic and at least one boat per smuggling ship off the Pacific coast. I T Brereton to lead inland waters operations in Detroit with a fast pursuing fleet to be stationed there. Atlantic rum ships reduced from eleven to six over the weekend.
A major New York hotel plans to carpet its corridors with fifty two miles of rug to cover extensive interior walkways. The project highlights the scale of the hotel’s renovation and its investment in luxurious decor.
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