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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
5
Gen McAlexander formerly commander at Ft Douglas Utah and labeled Rock of the Marne will be the principal speaker at the Armistice Day ceremony in Pocatello on November 11. The invitation was accepted by the local American Legion post.
Fork will begin relaying rails tomorrow morning on the Snake River segment of the Short Line between City and Hinckley.
A meeting of Pocatello post No. 4 of the American Legion is set for this evening at Antlers hall. Members who attended the national convention at Omaha will report. J B Blackhurst was found guilty of reckless driving in police court this morning and fined 25 dollars. Attorney H Swanson filed notice of appeal to district court. F T Stains was a witness in the collision case between his truck and a tourist car at North Second and East Clark on September 26.
Carl Burke of Boise, formerly Ada county prosecutor, is appointed assistant district attorney. He is in Pocatello assisting H. E. Ray and William Langrosse, prohibition prosecutor, in preparing a heavy calendar of cases for trial during the present term of federal court.
Miss Eva Kasiska returned from Blackfoot last night where she had been visiting Mrs. Fred T. Dubois for several days.
Mrs. Overdorf of 1696 South Fifth Avenue is in critical condition at General Hospital from burns suffered this morning while lighting a fire with coal oil. Her clothing caught fire and she was badly burned. Dr. D. C. Ray is the attending physician.
John Doe was booked at police headquarters Tuesday night on intoxication charges. He posted a $25 bond for police court this morning but failed to answer roll call, and his bond was forfeited.
Tuesday at the county clerk’s office issued marriage precuses for Alfred Herman Smith and Eleda Bjorkman of Bancroft and for Glenn A Ruud and Lenore Bassett of Lago.
Work relaying rails on the old Boise branch between Nampa and Perkins, now part of the new main line, will be completed tonight. The project is extensive, with about fifteen miles of new trackage laid.
Rexburg police request help locating a Ford coupe Idaho plate 6686 reported stolen Tuesday. Vehicle is described with motor number 12070418 and license details not fully clear in report. Address or agency notes not provided.
Mrs. Ivan Gasser and her three children stay with Mrs. T. W. Edwards in McCammon and plan to return to Pocatello at the end of the week.
Work to raise the railroad bridge at American Falls will begin October 16. The construction will lift the span twenty two feet with no traffic delays expected.
Public invited to Idaho Technical Institute in Frazier hall for the first monthly concert by Conservatory pupils. Program includes Steinway grand piano pieces and concertos by Seitz Mendelssohn and more, featuring pupils of Mr. Roubidoux, Mrs. Nielsen, Miss Thomas, and others.
A large Pacific Northwest delegation, headed by O. M. Clark of Portland and Major Everett G. Griggs of Tacoma, will attend the Western Division conference of the National Chamber in Seattle December 7 and 8. Professor Frank Adams will lead the irrigation program with reports on water conservation, current measures, policies, agencies, and steps needed for future improvements. J. J. King will attend as Pocatello’s representative.
Esther Alva de Pani wife of Mexican finance secretary Alberto Pani shows little concern over a New York immigration complaint against a Mexican actress tied to her husband. She says Mexican women accept their husbands and trust them, adding no questions for their spouses.
A bomb ripped into the Eller Auto Parts plant operated by Wm and Jack Eller and associates, shaking nearby streets near State and Twenty second, with patrons fleeing jazz venues. Police note tensions among auto parts dealers over Sunday closings. a bank check folder with currency and Elks and Masonic receipts gone. liberal reward offered.
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