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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
2
Disabled ex service men from the United States veterans hospital at Horse barracks invited to attend the open Northwestern polo tourney starting May 20 free of charge. The opening match Saturday in Boise pits Boise against Fort D. A. Roswvell with Capwin J. A. Shafer optimistic about a closely contested game.
Miss Sophia Boellert leaves Boise after 18 years with Mode store as manager and buyer for women’s apparel to take Gravielle Shop in Seattle. The Gravielle Shop plans exclusive high grade women’s retail under Charles HL gta headed corporation. Boellert has led Idaho Business and Professional Women’s clubs and held national VP roles and health committee chair. She also served on the state League of Women Voters board.
Bancroft and the Technical Institute at Pocatello held commencements on May 30. The Bancroft high school graduated its largest class ever, with Bannock county’s biggest group outside Pocatello. Mrs. Thomas Phelps led patient, cheerful efforts, and students delivered well-crafted papers. Bancroft musicians also impressed, with Miss Lundgren, Miss Budrow, and Miss Beamer among standout performers.
A truckload of electrical tramway motors departed Ford warehouses this morning for Red Bird mines. The motors can haul ten ore cars per trip. Modern equipment continues to be freighted into Red Bird from Ford warehouses. The rotary snow plow arrived from Willow Creek summit and is in summer storage.
A jury acquitted William K. Gough of Cincinnati charged with robbery against Samuel A. Guyberson Los Angeles millionaire. Guyberson alleged Gough forced him at gunpoint in the Fifth Avenue Guaranty Trust branch to write and cash a $10,000 check.
A fragmented listing of radio programs and stations including KDA Denver KFIL Los Angeles KPFOR Seattle KPWB Hollywood KGW Oakland KGO KGW KPO San Francisco and others. It mentions orchestras, dramatic soprano concert pianists rhythm bands and various time slots from 7 to 12 pm with children hours and night broadcasts.
The Y M C A announces regular life saving instruction starting Monday June 1 with enrollment open. The program targets capable swimmers in junior and senior grades and promises advancement to Y M C A or Red Cross ranks. Prospective pupils should interview the physical director and begin practice focusing on strong leg drive to avoid flunking.
Mrs Anna Alkire 50 and her daughter Josephine 23 died when their car was struck by a Burlington train just outside Riverside cemetery near Deaver Colorado. Mrs Alkire wife of Henry J Alkire manager of Broadhurst Young Shoe company in Denver.
Washington reports a sharp rift between budget director and Secretary of War Weeks over further economies. Weeks threatened resignation if his defense and efficiency views were ignored. the President backed economies and General Pershing’s circle supported restraint. The dispute affects Army plans and a mobilization test for Armistice Day.
Nome Alaska May 30 AP slight chance to hear news of Roald Amundsen the polar explorer and five companions on two airplanes missing eight days over the Arctic Ocean. The steamer Maude lies off Russia Bear Island frozen since November likely unable to move due to lack of fuel for wireless. Stavanger Norway was the only station able to communicate with the Mantle last fall.
A storm damaged night leads a caller to the Orpheum for aid, encountering a towering man and a hypnotic master amid locked doors and eerie shadows in The Monster playing for final shows tonight.
Mr and Mrs Ralph H Kelly of Soda Springs welcomed a daughter last week. Mr Kelly edits the Soda Springs Chieftain and chronicled the birth in the paper under the caption New Printer's Devil Montpelier Examiner.
New York May 30 AP reports continued stock market gains led by professional traders with rising activity in motor, rail, and public utilities shares. Bullish sentiment grew on merger rumors and strong production and sales signals from major firms, while oils lagged despite higher prices and industry earnings outlooks.
The article notes money rates staying steady around four percent with analysts eyeing a new yearly peak. It mentions call loans and the broader banking rates environment, signaling cautious optimism on liquidity and credit conditions for the period.
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