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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
2
F. A. Atkinson, 63, Knall district farmer, was reported in a dangerous condition after a bullet wound to the temple. Fragments may be lodged behind both eyes, threatening sight. He recently faced health and financial issues and leaves a wife and six children.
Washington reports a reduced Navy enlisted roll from 86 000 to 2 700 men as Rear Admiral Ghore maker briefed the presidents air board. Captain H Yarnell challenged statements that non flight officers hampered aviation and urged strong naval air power. Lt. W M Pilon endorsed a separate flying corps to allow engine officers to command aircraft vessels.
Long Beach California October 7 two pilots were killed when their plane crashed at Daugherty Field. The victims Watson Keerle and Harold Chuck were both seasoned pilots with Keerle piloting the craft.
At a Monday Commercial club meeting the chamber voted to defray the cost of a banquet for the local Current Event club and its guests. About 100 club members and delegates are expected for the state federation meeting on women’s clubs. The banquet will be at the Cottage hotel dining room with a $10 contribution from the chamber since it cannot meet with the club women as a body.
The Current Event club completed plans for district and state conventions in Blackfoot. Committees were appointed and arrangements made to entertain guests arriving for the district meet on Saturday, with Mrs. Mary Sherman to open the state federation meeting Sunday evening at the Baptist church public service.
Arthur A. Purcell, member of parliament and representative of the British Trades Union Congress, told the American Federation of Labor in Atlantic City that American workers should form the closest fraternal relations with Rosin workers.
Boise October 7 All state banks must file a statement of condition as of September 28 announced by KL W Porter state commissioner of finance. The move parallels a similar request to national banks by the comptroller of the currency. Officials expect deposits to rise this fall thanks to farm product sales, noting a previous uptick since July 1, a low point period.
Blackfoot residents and visitors share updates from travel to Oregon for church work and Hawaii for teaching, with local family movements and school testing underway. Notables include Rev. Fleming and Mrs Fleming with four children departing for Baker City, Oregon, and Gracy Faulconer enjoying teaching in Hilo.
In Bozeman Montana the temperature dropped to ten degrees below freezing over 24 hours and a light snow occurred at night. Threshing in the valley is delayed and may not resume until after midweek. About fifty percent of the sprag grain has been threshed.
Moscow reports a celebratory mood as Russia ends an eleven year partial ban on strong liquor. On Sunday the new 0 percent vodka went on sale and sales reached about 190000 carts. Long lines formed across the city as residents queued for the popular beverage.
Mrs. M E Taylor reported a break in at her Seattle residence while she slept. A man and a woman bound and gagged her and branded the letter T on her left arm with a chemical. Fireman husband found a note on the door reading T stands for thief and threatening punishment.
Plans for a football special train to bring hundreds of south Idaho fans to the Idaho versus USC game in Moscow on October 7 are under way. A committee led by Howard Siem has started ticket sales for round trip rail fare and game admission plus access to the athletic walk.
Blackfoot, Oct. 7. Charlotte Rogers, 68, a Wisconsin native long resident of Blackfoot, was buried from Brown-Eldredge parlors Wednesday afternoon. Rev. J. Co. Ingham of St. Pauls church officiated. Mrs. Rogers had been an invalid for many years and was the last of a family of four, with three brothers having died recently.
Colorado stock growers urged a Senate subcommittee to issue grazing permits in national forests to established stock men for ten years and to turn grazing fees over to the states where the forests sit.
Twin Falls headlines report the American Falls reservoir district directors accepting petitions for annexation of lands under the Aberdeen Springfield and Twin Falls North Side canal system and for purchase of additional water in the American Falls reservoir. They previously approved annexation of the Clover project and other lands overlooked in the original district boundaries and adjourned to reconvene October 21 at American Falls.
Blackfoot Get i the of I A junior and senior girls led a Sunday evening service with a fine program under Mrs Willard Dance. A 25 girl chorus directed by Mrs W W Beck performed readings duets violin solos and a two part Life of Christ by Fae Jeppson and Sylvia Ricer. Autumn leaves and flowers decorated the room as a large audience enjoyed the recital.
U S dirigible Shenandoah departed Lakehurst New Jersey exactly one year ago for a memorable flight. The airship journey symbolized early heavy air travel and sparked public fascination with pioneering aerospace challenges.
From Washington on May 7 AP Japan voices desire to join with nations in peace projects and to curb armaments. Fusanoko Mayoiua of the Japanese delegation says Japan is “imbued with strong desire” to contribute to world peace. French and German groups renew support for Brig. Gen. F L Spears plan on demilitarized zones.
Capitan Henry Baird, aboard the Napier S-4, achieved 226.75 miles per hour in a secret trial before departing for the Schneiderman cup races in Baltimore. The British entrant displayed extraordinary early speed as it left Southampton.
In Roundup Montana a fire destroyed the Bennington home early today burning to death former Butte attorney W A Bennington and his wife Ada a daughter Ada escaped unharmed fire investigators pursuer details remain sparse and a gun not involved per preliminary reports
Denver announces a ten cent per hundred reduction to 6.02 for the best product, the lowest since February 20, 1922, bringing cane sugar producer price to 6.22 per hundred.
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