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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

12

Reduction of Bank of England Discount Rate Surprises Markets

London notes the Bank of England cuts its discount rate from 4.5 to 4 percent. Stocks rise across British government issues and other sectors while French bonds gain as debt fund negotiations in Washington progress. The move reflects abundant money supply and prior rate weakening, with Treasury bills issued at low yields and gold inflows influencing policy.

London Bank of England Stock Exchange Washington Treasury

Autumn shift in exchange rates alarms traders

The article notes that a fall in the Bank of England discount rate to four percent causes confusion among financiers about possible changes in the U S rediscount rate. Some see the British rate cut as a corrective signal while others recall prior flows of money from Britain to the United States that checked earlier talk of a U S rate increase.

New York Bank of England Financial District Federal Reserve United States

Federal Judge Backs Lighter Wines in Volstead Case

New York Oct 1 Federal Judge William Sheppard sitting in Florida favors light wine and beer citing enforcement difficulties of the Volstead Act.

New York Wm.it. Sheppard Florida

Columbus officer elected chief of U S war veterans

St Petersburg dispatch reports Col Carmi ormpnon of Columbus Ohio won the second slot as commander in chief of the United States war veterans with 441 votes. General Harvey Tlannah of Tennessee received 326 and Flynn of Massachusetts trailed.

St. Petersburg Fla Carmi Ormpnon Columbus Ohio United Nish War Veterfana Harvey Tlannah Tennessee KR. Flynn Massachusetts

Bold Bandit Robs Train in Omaha Narrow Escape

A masked bandit on Missouri Pacific train No 107 robbed passengers near Omaha, taking under 100 dollars after forcing a porter to assist. He wore blue denim, used two revolvers, and fled as the train halted. a rail port detective aboard exchanged shots with him, but no trace found.

Omaha Neb Missouri Pacific Rairoad Yard Rter Pasenger

Detective Fires Twice as Bandit Escapes Under Darkness

A detective watching maneuvers from a nearby coach fired two guns at a bandit who fled into darkness after returning fire. The officer hesitated earlier to shoot to avoid hitting passengers on board.

Palmer Stripped of Power as Head Shipping Board

Washington Oct 1 AP The fleet corporation received broad powers last year under Coolidge but these powers were withdrawn by the Shipping Board. Palmer's authority is reduced as resolutions rescind extensive administrative powers, reverting him toward a traditional employee role. A board and president row prompted a cooling of relations with a referee appointed to advise action.

Washington Fleet Corporation Coolidge Shipping Board Pamir Presidnt H. G. Dalton Cleveland Palmer Benson, Haney, Pammer Thompson

Memorial drive aims to raise five and a half million for Woodrow Wilson memorials

A national Woodrow Wilson memorial association launched a campaign to fund 5.5 million dollars for two memorials to the late president in Washington and at Princeton University. The Washington site would host the Woodrow Wilson Memorial University on the city outskirts. A committee led by Senators Copeland and others in high office directs the drive.

Washington National Woodrow Wilson Memorial Association Princeton University National Capital Woodrow Wilson Memorial University Copeland New York Wilbur J. Erikson Montana Govrnor A. McMullen Nebraska David Starr Jordan Leland

Advances Made Against Rifflands in French Morocco War

French and Spanish forces tighten pushes in the Rif region around Ajdir and Abd El Krim's base. A French pilot was killed yesterday as fighting widened. An official communique says several objectives were taken and lines extended twelve miles north of Kifane. Reginald Kahn, Le Temps correspondent, was killed at staff headquarters in Paris.

French Morocco Tot Bulane Ajdir Abd-El-inrim Itfian Abd el Krim Etuan Dungee Jem Ain Aicha Kifane Reginald Kahn le Temps Paris Naulin

Kidnapped daughter of federal agent feared in Chicago

Chicago dispatch reports 12 year old Mary Roche, daughter of Pat Roche of the federal secret service, and 10 year old Mary Lyons missing after a playdate. Police seek trace as family members recall their last sighting when they planned to visit a store for a lady. Previously Roche had notable narcotics case successes.

Chicago Mary Pat Roche Federal Secret Service Mary Lyons Roche Francis Lyons Kitty Gilhooley William Gray

Migratory Workers to Meet in Denver

Chicago dispatch reports Janes Eades Howe the St. Louis millionaire will fund a national gathering of migratory workers in Denver in November. The convention aims to provide warm fire side spaces coffee and doughnuts for unemployed attendees and favors open sleeping areas for delegates.

Chicago Janes Eades Howe St. Louis Hobo Migratory Workers Howe Newver

Turks Making Armed Gesture Alarm In London News

In Constantinople four classes of recruits are called to the colors as Britain sees Turkish policy as frontier defense. Officials deny links to the Mosul dispute while unofficial observers call it a gesture to prompt a favorable settlement. Some think British fleet maneuvers in Eastern Mediterranean waters tie in.

London Sch. 1 Constantinople Turkey Mosu Caus Mosul Mediterranean

London Guards Report Calm Amid Turkish Hand Crisis

Across all London quarters there is a consensus that no armed clash is imminent as authorities monitor tensions involving Turkish interests. Officials urge restraint while preparing contingency plans for any potential disturbances or protests.

Seall London

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