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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

5

Hearing on O S L tariff suspension delayed to Oct 26

The Public Utilities commission will hear on October 26 at 10 AM regarding suspension and investigation of supplement 15 to tariff 074-L. P. U. C. I. 551, addressing slite and interstate freight rates and discrimination against Pocatello and Twin Falls in favor of Boise and Salt Lake. Edward McGarvey travels from Pocatello to Nampa for his marriage to Florence Robinson. they will reside in Pocatello at Nixon Apartments. Allen and Carter are out on $1,000 bail each after arraignment over a whiskey seizure in Twin Falls.

Chamber of Commerce A. H. McConnell O. 8. S. Railroad Public Utilities Commission Pocatello Twin Falls Boise Salt Lake Poatello Edward McGarvey Carney McGarvey South Main Street Nampa Florence Robinson Frank Robinson McGarvey Constable McGarvey McGarveys Nixon Apartments South Arthur C. & A. Amusement Company Allen Carter United States Powers

John Andreason Convicted for Assault with Intent to Rape

John Andreason was found guilty in district court of assault with intent to commit rape and received a two to fourteen year sentence in the Boise state penitentiary. Judge O. S. Baum imposed the term and Andreason is free on bond pending appeal to the Idaho Supreme Court. Clarence Reville pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor, was fined $300 and sentenced to four months in the county jail by Judge Baum.

John Andreason O. S. Baum Boise Walter H. Anderson Supreme Court Clarence Rev@ile 5 Inty Baum

Columbus Day Ball Opens Season At Bannock Hotel

The annual Columbus Day ball will be held Monday October 12 under the Knights of Columbus at the Bannock hotel. It marks the first dance of the season with unusual decorations and special music. Committee members are George Dissault Emmet Hood and Tom Gilmore.

Knights of Columbus Bannock Hotel George Dissault Emmet Hood Tom Gilmore St. Margaret’s Guild FE. L. Ames Woodley

Big Packard Coach Seized in Twin Falls Case

Federal authorities confiscated a large Packard coach at Twin Falls after the arrest of Rey Allen of Boise and Frank Carter of Salt Lake on a charge of transporting intoxicants.

Twin Falls Rey Allen Boise Frank Carter Salt Lake

Mrs Hood and Reed Attend State Catholic Women's League

Mrs John Hood and Mrs A W Reed arrived home from Coeur d Alene where they attended the state convention of the Catholic Women's league. Hood was elected state president and Mrs H E Wasley corresponding secretary.

John Hood A. W. Reed Coeur d’ Alene Catholicc Women’s League Hood League H. E. Wasley

Ray family to visit Pocatello for federal court week

Mr and Mrs IJ FE Ray and daughter Eleanor will arrive in Pocatello Sunday. Mr Ray the United States district attorney will be here for a federal court session next week. Mrs Ray and daughter will visit the M Terrell home during their stay.

IJ. FE. Ray Eleanor Pocatello Mr. Ray United States District Attorney Mrs. Ray M. Terrell

Local Angler Displays Eight-Pound Native Trout

O Tudor residing at the Subway hotel shows an eight-pound native trout caught yesterday from the wagon bridge at American Walls using a spinner lure.

O. Tudor Subway Hotel American Walls

Albion Normal Hits the Road to Firth Clash

The Albion Normal football team traveled through Poestello this morning en route to Firth, where they face Firth High School this afternoon in a nonleague showdown.

Albion Poestello Firth Firth High School

Stolen Nash Touring Car Recovered in Downey

A Nash touring car stolen Wednesday from Ogden Utah was found Thursday afternoon at Downey. The car was brought to Pocatello last night by Sheriff H. W. Henderson and Deputy Chas. Well.

Ogden Utah Downey Pocatello H. W. Henderson Chas. Well

Paramount Picture Representative Visits City

Eddie Loy a Paramount Pictures representative and Boise headquarters executive visited the city Thursday on business.

Eddie Loy Paramount Picture Corporation Mr. Loy Boise

Scout Conference Moved to Monday Noon at Bannock Hotel

The Boy Scouts council moved the Thursday evening meeting to a conference at the Bannock hotel Monday at noon per an announcement from scout headquarters.

Boys Scout Council Bannock Hotel Scout

Bohlscheids to Atlantic for mother’s illness

Mr and Mrs William Bohlscheid depart today for Atlantic Iowa where they were called by the serious illness of Mrs Lohlscheid’s mother.

William Bohlscheid Atlantic Iowa Lohlscheid

Peterses Announce Birth of Daughter at General Hospital

Mr and Mrs KR E Peters of the Riverview hotel announce the birth of a daughter this morning at General hospital.

KR. E. Peters Riverview Hotel General Hospital

To Visit Mother Miss Ethel Liggett Leaves for Butte

Miss Ethel Liggett departed yesterday for Butte to visit her mother, continuing a family trip. The article notes she will stay for an unspecified period as she spends time with her mother's household.

Ethel Liggett Butte

Couple Plans Home in Fargo Apartments

The couple states they will return together and establish residence in the Fargo apartments, marking a future together in that community.

Fargo Apartments

Marriage License Issued at County Clerk Office

A marriage license was issued Thursday at the county clerk's office to Ara Pugmire and Nearyigaret McKellar Davis, both residents.

Ara Pugmire Nearyigaret McKellar Davis Oello

Local Personal News Inquiries and Health Updates

Le Roy Dahlquist of 1042 North Lincoln is treated in a local hospital for a arm injury. Mrs. John Wheldon of 354 South Grant is hospitalized after head injury yesterday. Abe Warwick of 340 East Fremont had an operation at Lynn Brothers hospital and returned home. Mrs. Ed Fugi of 251 North Grant had an operation and returned home yesterday. C. W. Lawrence returned from a Soda Springs trip and left for American Falls and Shoshone on business. Mrs. Chester Johnston left for Oklahoma City. Mrs. Russell Feldsted at 405 North Main is ill at home. The son of Fred Buecker of 641 North Main is ill at home. George Miller of Boise consulted local physicians in Pocatello. Mrs. Katie Curtis of Blackfoot was in town consulting doctors. Lula Alexander, daughter of George Alexander of Idaho Falls, is mentioned.

John Wheldon South Grant Abe Warwick East Fremont Lynn Brothers Hospital Ed Fugi North Grant CC. W. Lawrence Soda Springs American Falls Shoshone C. W. Lawrence Idaho Downey Lava Hot Springs Chester Johnston South Fourth Oklahoma City Homa City Russell Feldsted North Main Fred Buecker

Local residents report health updates and recoveries

Mrs L R Main of 232 Wayne Avenue is ill at home after being confined in a local hospital. Mrs Fred Fugi of 251 North Grant recently returned home after an operation at Lynn Brothers hospital. Bryan Rose of Bannock Motor Company suffers blood poisoning in the right hand. Mrs Caroline Boehme of Geneva Idaho, previously confined in a local hospital, returned home Wednesday.

L. R. Main Wayne Avenue Fred Fugi North Grant Lynn Brothers Hospital Bryan Rose Bannock Motor Company Caroline Boehme Geneva Ihaho

Shepherd elected national president of Legion auxiliary

Mrs Eliza London Shepherd of San Francisco won the national presidency of the women s auxiliary to the American Legion at the closing session of the national convention defeating Mrs Ruth McCurry Brown of Little Rock Ark

Omaha Eliza London Shepherd San Franccisco American Legion Ruth McCurry Brown Little Rock Ark

Locomotive Boiler Fault Kills Two Workers in Alamosa

In Alamosa Colorado on October 9 two Mexican workers narrowly escaped death when a locomotive boiler being fitted into an engine frame broke from its chains and fell. The incident left ten orphaned children and prompted an investigation by railroad officials.

Alamosa Colo Denver Rio Grande Western

Jack Frost Visits City During Night

Citizens awoke to white roofs and silvered trees as frost touched the city overnight. A bright sun followed, easing fears of winter while predicting a cold stretch with temperatures around 32 degrees, per Observer Teeple.

Jack Frost Teeple

Spanish forces in Morocco free 800 prisoners

An unconfirmed AP report from Paris states Spanish forces in Morocco recovered 800 prisoners held by Riffian tribesmen. The report, dated October 9, highlights a potential prisoner release amid ongoing conflict in the region.

Paris Morocco

Paris War Ministry Budget Trim by 50 Million Francs

Paris reports the finance committee of the chamber of deputies pruned the war ministry budget by an additional 50 million francs today.

Paris Chamber of Deputies War Ministry

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City News Automobile Will Lichnse le Roy Dahlquist North Lincoln Piggly Wiggly Prunes Idaho Prunes Crisco Sperry Planata Jemima Morgan Cann Mg Co Gate City Temple No. 2 Pythian Sisters Art Hall Lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias Supreme Keeper of Records World Wide Guild Girls Blackfoot Baptist Church Pocatello Baptist Church People’s Store OUR Boys’ Department
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