Legion Vaudeville Revue Planned by Local American Legion
Lewis L. Lacey, director of the American Legion Vaudeville Revue, lauds Robert Watson with the eight act production to be staged at the auditorium theatre June 8 9 10. He expects to whip 35 cast members into shape by mid next week. Auditions at Antler's saloon welcome all applicants. Rehearsed lines begin tonight with aim to raise funds for Bannock County Memorial Building.
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Lewis L. Lacey
American Legion Vaudevile
Legion T
Editorium Theatre
Robert Atson
Reue
Wade
Watson
Lacey
Dior
Antler
Legion Committee In
Bannock County
Dedication of Overland Park Athletic Field
The Overland Park Athletic Field dedication proceeds with parking provided offsite and officers on duty. President Nash thanks the Pocatello club committees and Mayor Ross for support, noting gate receipts fund future athletic activities. Tennis courts, a gymnasium, and a swimming pool are planned, with expected capacity crowds.
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Nash
The
Pocatello Club
the Tribune
C. Ben Ross
Chase Motor Company
Kennedy Construction Company
Werb’s
Pocatello
Court rules Elks Hills leases void as Navy waits outcome
Federal court in Los Angeles invalidates the Doheny case of the Elks Hills property leaving Navy officials to decide next steps. Receivers J C Anderson and H A Roussell stay in place as production at Elk Hills continues and questions linger over preserving Pearl Harbor tanks for royalty oil.
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Washington
Elks’ Hills Naval Oil Reserve
California
Los Auos
Doheny
Navy
Wilbur
H. A. Roussell
J. C. Anderson
Pan- American Petroleum Company
Supreme Court
Pearl Harbor
Elks Hills Reserve
Navy Department
Atlee Pomerene
Owen Roberts
Special Oil Counsel
The
Elk
Elk Hills oil reserve leases in contention with Teapot Dome case
Official estimates place 140 009 000 barrels in Elk Hills reserves with about 32 600 000 moved to date. A civil oil case over Teapot Dome lease to Mam moth Oil Co a Sinclair subsidiary awaits federal district court decision in Cheyenne Newport R I. Navy plans to administer naval reserves pending the ruling.
Committee Moves To General Official Publication for Dam Celebration
A Boise telegram clarifies Idaho publicity committee policy on official publications for the American Falls dam celebration. M B Yeaman says no exclusive recognition was granted to American Falls Press and any publication may be designated official if it applies, with equal access for others.
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Tribune
Idaho
American Falls Press
the Tribune Today
Boise
M. B. Yeaman
Pocatello
Torrance
K. BE. Torrance
American Falls
American Falls Dam
American Falls_ press
Guy Flenner
Pension age limit debated by railroad unions
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen voted to refer to local units whether to raise the pension age to 65 from 45. L. E. Shepherd of Cedar Rapids addressed the convention, focusing on the recent wage movement.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
L. E. Shepherd
Cedar Rapids
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Wright plane to be donated to Smithsonian by Orville Wright
Dayton May 29 The original Wright airplane will be given to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington by Orville Wright if the museum meets his conditions to be presented to Dr Walcott next week.
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Dayton
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Orville Wright
Walcott
Death of Elizabeth Lisle Prominent Victorian Figure
London reports the death of Elizabeth Lisle aged 104. A noted society figure, she was presented at Queen Victoria's court in 1845 and later recalled tales of Victoria’s ascent to the throne, describing events from downstairs on a tray.
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London
Elizabeth Lisle
Queen Victoria’s Court
Victoria
Nine Greatest Figures Named by Princeton Professor
Professor William S. Myers of Princeton ranked nine historic figures at a Rotary club gathering. The list includes Washington, Hamilton, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Coolidge, Marshall, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Charlotte Cushman, and Asa Gray.
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New York
Coolidge
America
William S. Myers
Princeton
Rotary Club
Washington
Hamilton
Lincoln Roosevelt
Justice Marshall
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Charlotte Cushman
Asa Gray
Ball Player Earle Talley Dies During Game
Earle Talley a 20 year old shortstop for Clayton High School in North Carolina collapsed and died in the eighth inning of a game against a South Carolina team. The two schools were runners up for their state high school championships.
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Darlington
D. C
Earle Talley
Clayton
N. C
Gouth Carolina High School
Regular Bus Service Schedule Leaves Temple Pharmacy
Temple Pharmacy will be served by a regular bus schedule departing tomorrow at 9 o'clock. The route runs every 20 minutes with service adjustments noted in local notices.
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Temple Pharmacy
Wimiudaa
Watch Better Than Compass for Arctic Flight Navigation
Washington May 29 AP reports that a 24 hour watch may replace a magnetic compass to guide MacMillan expedition planes searching for an undiscovered Arctic continent. Albert H Bumstead proposes using a watch aligned to Greenwich to plot direction as the sun circles daily.
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Washington
Arctic
MacMillan
Polar
Hudson Bay
Canada
Albert H. Bumstead
Carte Graphic Center
National Geographic Society
Pocatellans Visit Malad For Black and White Celebration
Malad May 29. Among Malad ladies from Pocatello were Mrs. C B Ross Miss Helen Asadell Miss Cash and Miss Naomi Fraker. Fraker head of the Pocatello Business and Professional Women's club discussed club matters with Malad women while Mrs Ross and her husband the Pocatello mayor attended and contributed the principal address at the event.
Freight cars and locomotives in first four months
The American Railway Association reports 57926 freight cars placed in service by class and railroad from January to April, up 11505 from 1924. During the same period 601 locomotives were installed, 157 fewer than in 1924.
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Chicago
American Railway Association
Scopes Trial Counsel Eyes Supreme Court Step
Dayton Tenn dispatch reports John R Neal says John W Davis would be sought as one of the constitutional lawyers to take the Scopes case to the Supreme Court.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Dayton, Tenn
John R. Neal
J. T. Scopes
John W. Davis
Supreme Court
No word on Amundsen-Ellsworth expedition fate
Moscow reports that Russian wireless stations from Murman coast to Petropavlovsk on the Kamchatka peninsula have received no word about the fate of the Amundsen Ellsworth expedition.
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Moscow
Russia
Murman Coast
Europe
Arctic Ocean
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka Peninsula
Siberia
Fireman Killed as Wall collapses at Gary department store
James Pappas, a Gary fireman, died and four others were injured when the rear wall of a burning department store collapsed. Property losses were estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Gary
Ind
James Pappas
FIGHTS POSTPONED AND POLITICAL NOTES ACROSS NATION
Pro moters postpone milk fund bouts at Yan kee stadium to tomorrow due to rain. Clem Shaver says he will not resign as Democratic national committee chair. W A Oldfield unlikely to be appointed. Governor Richardson signs oleomargarine tax bill. Moro fortress in Lanao blown up. two outlaws killed, leader escapes. M G Baker arrested in New Orleans over alleged fraudulent panak unit scheme. Bond set to answer Denver indictment.
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New York
Milk Fund
Yankee Stadium
Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committee
W. A. Oldfield
Arkansas
New Orleans
M. G. Baker
Denver
Mooseheart Legion Dance at K of C Hall
Mooseheart Legion hosts a Saturday night dance at the K of C hall with music by the Helen Robbins orchestra. All are welcome to attend.
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Mooseheart Legion
K. of C. Hall
Helen Robbins
Pershing Defends Defense Day Against Pacifist Critics
General John J. Pershing spoke in Washington on Defense Day urging readiness and rejecting pacifist zeal. He warned against maudlin talk and said the day tests whether each man knows and will perform his duty if an emergency arises, recalling Cantigny and Muster Day. He urged vigilance amid pacifist opposition.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
Cantigny
Train Derailment in Longview Kills Two Enginemen
A derailed Sunshine special No 2 two miles southwest of Longview Texas at night killed two enginemen and at least five Black passengers. Nearly a score were injured with some possibly fatally hurt as the engine and three coaches plunged down a steep embankment after leaving the rails.
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Longview
Texas
International
Great Northern
Here
Wright Airplane May Stay Here
DaytonMay 29 The original Wright airplane may stay in America if conditions set by Orville Wright and a New York delegation are accepted by Dr Charles W Walcutt Smithsonian director Governor A Loening of New York announced after conferring with Mr Wright
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Dayton
America
Orville Wright
New York
Charles W. Walcutt
Smithsonian Institution
A. Loening
Wright
German Defense Minister Urges Youth Abstinence From Alcohol
Berlin May 20 AP Minister of Defense Dr Otto Gessier defended his department before the reichstag urging German youths to pursue athletics and outdoor sports and abstain from alcohol saying this could spare Germany militarism. He noted other countries train their youths for military service and Germany should build brawn and muscle. The admonition surprised members especially Bavarians unaccustomed to prohibition.
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Berlin
Germany
Otto Gessier
Reichstag
Faction clash reports in Copenhagen contradicted
Reports of a fierce fight between Fascists and Communists in Copenhagen proved unfounded after a street brawl between a Fascist weekly seller and a Communist paper vendor. Several Fascists were arrested and the Copenhagen correspondent had described serious wounds and numerous arrests.
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Copenhagen
London Daily Telegraph
Coast Guard Fires on Harvard Coaching Launches
Two Harvard coaching launches Patricia and Pep were fired upon by Coast Guard boats near Point Judith as they headed to New London. The guardsmen, believing the vessels to be rum runners, signaled them to halt. after a second shot narrowly missed, the launches stopped and explained themselves before continuing on.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Harvard
New London
Conn
Point Judith
Patricia
Pep
Two Brothers Die In Test Flight Crash Near Erie
In Erie Pennsylvania on May 29 two brothers were killed when their plane on a test flight plunged three thousand feet and wreckage buried them. Both victims were identified as test pilots for the local airfield and the tragedy prompted emergency response crews to investigate the crash site.
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Erie
Twenty-Eight Bodies Found at Coal Mine Disaster
In Coal Glen North Carolina the Carola Coal company mine trapped 52 miners after a Wednesday explosion series. Twenty eight bodies were recovered by May 29. Rescue workers and mine officials reported the remaining 24 miners believed entombed at the 2,500 foot level. Surviving workers died later from afterdamp.
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Coal Glen
N. C
Carola A
Former postal worker acquitted in rhubarb theft case
Kansas City authorities report Max Rope, a former postal employee, was acquitted on charges of stealing nine sticks of rhubarb from the United States mails. Jurors deliberated for seventeen minutes, and the rhubarb valued at about 25 cents.
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Kansas City
Max Rope
United States
Special Stockholders Meeting for Smith Candy Co
Notice is given of a special stockholders meeting of Smith Candy company in Pocatello Idaho on June 1 1925 at 7 30 p m at the company office to consider a proposal to purchase the company property and to transact related business. Secretary A R McPherson dated May 1925.
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Smith Candy
Smith Candy Company
Pocatello
Idaho
A. R. Mecpherson
D-M-& To 33 Inc
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