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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

2

Prison Terms Meted Out to the Johnsons

Henry Johnson received eight to fourteen months in the state penitentiary for manslaughter while Joseph Johnson drew six years for violations of traffic laws. The Johnsons of Shelley were linked to a fatal collision on the Yellowstone highway that killed Onel Holloway. The case stemmed from their involvement with an abandoned car and attempted concealment after the crash.

Breckfoot Peedy Henry Joseph Johnson Shellex Tre Eath Bleitwigh Loway Johnson Bruiners Meury Johhaon Moime Joseph Johnsen Crviner Mongham Johnsen Shelley Joseph Johnson Bert Miller

Tribune appoints Mrs Paul Nash as Nelammon agent

The Tribune announces Mrs Paul Nash as authorized Tribune agent and correspondent in Nelammon to investigate the matter. Deputy Sheriff Veghts was alerted to the problem and after keen detective work Henry Johnson confessed that the tools were his.

Tribune Paul Nash The Nelammon Ing Ropm Henry Johnson

Lewiston Officials Seek to Preserve Space for Que Cosc

A Wolrd news report states Lewiston offices aim to reserve space within the statutory framework. Miss Kithel, state commissioner of education, notes actions tied to childcare and education policy. Myron Pehing is jailed in Nesterce County for alleged contributing to delinquency of his two sons, aged 9 and 14, who are described as persistent truants.

Lewiston Bomvel Csildren Kithel Heuiserd State Commissioner of Education Myron Nesterce Pera Sieut Ruanta

Pioneer Sturdiness in Idaho Schools

Idaho education officials praise perseverance of school workers, teachers, and administrators in facing shortages and harsh winters. Miss Kinel MB Redfield commends public school staff for keeping classes open, noting use of church spaces in American Falls and the bare shortages endured by rural teachers and students.

Idaho Cnacade Wslli WDO Kinel MB. Redfield Education Peg Psen Miss Redfield Vidtson Prrents

Blackfoot Social Notes Include Wedding and Visits

Blackfoot Tribune Siecee notes a Sept 29 wedding of Robert W French and Frances Lucille Thorogood in the Pee dain river land bank area. Mrs Br J Smith and Mea Smith hosted cottage hotel guests Jack Walker and Caldwell guest Mr Jester. Charles Stoddard visited Arco. Rev J J Fleming returned from Cascade after a Methodist convention. A Blackfoot apartment group left for the dam as duck season opened with Walter Rich Frank DeKay and Clarence Bungarner present.

Tribune Siecee Plackfoot Caperrer Blackfoot Robert W Frances Lucille Thorogood Pocatello J E. Good Br. J. Smith Jack Walker Mr. Walker Jester Caldwell Mraiggines

Aplication for Warehouse Licenses by Twin Falls Seed Co

An application for federal and state warehouse licenses is received from Twin Falls Seed Co through Jesse B. Wade. The state license will be issued by the Department of Agriculture after examination. A 15,000 bushel facility is under run with a license fee of $5,000, split between state and federal authorities.

Twin Falls Seed Co Boise Dari Others Orisa Palla Jesse B. Wade

Hearing opens on rates at public utilities meeting

Boise October 1 hearing on the recently suspended Oregon Short Line tariff affecting freight rates between Idaho points will be held before the public utilities commission Tuesday October 13 at 10 oclock. The proposed Boise Twin Falls Pocatello to Shoshone rates would equalize prices opening Wood River valley to southern state points. Twin Falls merchants complained of the low rate and prompted the suspension. October 13 the company may present evidence to justify the tariff.

Boise Oregon Idaho Public Utilities Commission Wednesay Railroad Company Twinville Pocatello Shoshone Wood River Valley Twin Falls

Women's Clubs Hold Meeting in Blackfoot

The twenty fifth annual meeting of Idaho's first district women's clubs will convene in Blackfoot on October 10. The program includes officer reports in the morning, committee and department chair addresses in the afternoon, a president's address, and Mrs H D Biethen's talk. Mrs Byrd Trego will discuss Native Born Idahoans Who Have Achieved Distinction with musical selections planned. Delegates will be entertained Saturday and Sunday.

Tribune Special Blackfoot Women’s Clubs of Idaho DH. Biethen Byrd Trego Vrem Mary Sherwan

Eastern Idaho Fair Association Plans to Organize Permanently

Eastern Idaho District Fair board urged creation of a permanent organization after approving the fair held in Blackfoot. President T J Bennett and Vice president Joseph Thomett of Pacratello will lead county coordination and begin work immediately. Attendees included Secretary Esra Fjeldsted and County Agent M L Siiery.

Eastern Idaho Fair Association Tribunl Esra Fjelsted Cecil C. Clarke F.C. McGowan Ecatelle M. L. Siiery

Big Yield Alsike At J. E. De Witt Farm Hollister

A Hollister area report notes 20 acres of Alsike alfalfa on the J. E. De Witt farm averaged 5 bushels of seed per acre after threshing last week. A 100 acre crop of Urimm alfalfa seed began on the same ranch Monday with indications of about five bushels per acre.

Twin Falls J. E. de Witt Hollister de Witt

Wor a Afraid to Eat Anything

An advertisement touts Adleriks F as a remedy for stomach trouble and fear of eating. It claims the product removes old waste matter from the intestines, relieves bloating, and leaves users feeling happy and cheerful. Read at Staley's Pharmacy.

Adleriks Dbetinate Ittlesey

Shortage of Refrigerator Cars Hits Southwestern Idaho

Boise reports 85 ventilated refrigerator cars short in Southwestern Idaho from Glennyberry to Welser as of Wednesday. A separate railroad report to the state utilities commission shows 82 empty cars moved since Tuesday night to meet local orders. District No 3 between Portatello and Glenna Ferry is short 15 ventilated cars with 15 more seen for Thursday's loading.

Boise Idaho Glennyberry Welser State Utilities Commission Poratello Glenna Ferry Losding

Capitol Theatre Presents Bobbed Hair Photoplay

At the Capitol theatre this week a photoplay titled Bobbed Hair shows Warner Bros. adaptation of a famed novel. Marie Prevost stars as the headstrong heroine with Reed Howes and John Roche as suitors while Emily Fitzroy plays a meddling aunt. The plot centers on a masquerade ball and the heroine’s daring disappearance with David Lacy, leading to a series of adventures and romance.

Capitol Theatre Warner Bros Alan Crosland Agers Marie Prevost Reed Howes John Roche Emily Fitzroy Connemara Bing Salt David Lacy Kenneth Harlan

The Gold Rush by Charlie Chaplin described as symbolic autobiography

Reviewers closely connected with Chaplin call The Gold Rush a symbolic autobiography of Chaplin. The film follows the Klondike gold rush into Alaska, portraying the search for happiness with tenderness and delicate humor amid heartbreaks and joys.

the Capitol Charlie Chaplin Chaplin Klondike Alaska

The Hurricane Kid at the Rex with Hoot Gibson

Universal star Hoot Gibson headlines The Hurricane Kid at the Rex theater. Desperate horseback chase, high speed race, and a dramatic wild horse breaking scene unfold in dangerous Sierra trails as the film showcases Gibson’s Western thrills.

Rex Hoot Gibson Universal Rex Theater Gibson Sierras Bedawich Ren Blin

Bad Lands at the Strand sparks western romance

Harry Carey stars in Bad Lands as cavalrymen outwit and outfight Indians while pushing America's western frontier, now showing at the Strand theater.

Harry Carey the Strand America The Strand

Bessie Love Star of Screen Debuts and Orpheum Return

Bessie Love, famed Los Angeles High School graduate and D. W. Griffith discovery, stars as the Bride of Cana in Intolerance. Her new appearance teams with Richard Barthelmess in Soul Fire at the Orpheum, co starring with Barthelmess and featuring Our Gang comedy and a Jack Derville orchestra score.

Bessie Love Los Answeles High School D. W. Griffith Bride of Cana Richard Barthelwess Orpheum Theatre Richard Barthe Orphone Jack Derville

Thaw Moves Between Veils in New Burlesque Probe

Thaw travels from one revue to another in New York on October 1 as authorities outline security for his appearances. He denies involvement in any Burlesque house scandal and insists he did not create a disturbance during the Har event.

Thaw Revuezs New York Narry K. Thaw Broadway Veiss Har

Coolidge and New Favor Stamp With Wilson Portrait

Washington report says President Coolidge and Postmaster General New oppose the idea of using a postage stamp with President Wilsons portrait. The Post Office Department issued a statement denying rumors of opposition and affirming support for honoring Wilson in this way.

Coolidge NEW Favor Wilson Washinton Colidge Grerat Secord Woodrow Ison Alackage Post Office Department New

Delicous Apples Highlight Idaho Grower Profits

NampaOctober 1 George Stephens of Wilder Idaho markets eight tons of Delicous apples at 6090 a ton bulk 1080 from sixty trees. The most productive trees yield thirty bushels each. The example shows soil and climate in Southern Idaho can produce satisfactory profits for apple growers and other varieties in the district report strong yields and good values.

Nampa Idaho George Stephens Wilder Canyon County

Turkish troop call and British fleet stance questioned

London reports that Constantinople says Turks call for more troops while London indicates Britain will keep a strong Near Eastern fleet for weeks. British officials call this coincidence with no deeper significance noted.

London Constantinople

Officials Describe Only Maneuvering Engagements

Officials say the situation involves only maneuvers with no active operations or decisive actions planned. They emphasize strategic positioning and extended preparations rather than imminent moves.

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