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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
3
Dr Italo Balbo the extraordinary commissioner in Florence announces the expulsion from the Florentine Fascist Organization of a first list containing 19 names. He expects further expulsions as the party directorate and papers note the elected members had gained ascendancy among factions amid extremist measures.
A Pittsburgh area reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments claiming 100 percent improvement after four bottles. The letter highlights dizziness weakness loss of appetite and fatigue and credits the product with helping many women. The ad notes a canvass where 98 of 100 purchasers report benefits and states the product is sold by druggists nationwide.
Idaho Tribune Special reports G P Dooley, after hotel theft, attempted to pawn a pair of trousers for moonshine. Officers traced the suit theft to him, and he was arrested while still wearing the coat vest and shirt. He faces a petit larceny charge.
Lloyd A. McFarland, sought in Idaho Falls for stealing a car from Gem State Auto, was arrested in North Dakota and extradited to Helena Montana where he was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to one to fourteen years. He earlier bought a used car with a worthless check and repeated the scheme. He was traced to Helena and arrested after officers searched for him.
The school board met at the high school last evening and examined securities. A five cent to ten cent per person contribution will fund the Old Ironsides fund to reconstruct the frigate Constitution, a national effort aiming to raise 500000 dollars due to the ship’s poor condition.
A list of delegates reported to attend the state WCTU convention in Pocatello October 21 22 and 23 includes Mrs Nettie Chiff Mrs Davis Mrs Fromer Mrs Compton Mrs Andrews from Boise and others from Caldwell Twin Falls Idaho Falls Blackfoot Dietrich and towns across the state led by state president Dr Emma F A Prake from New Plymouth and Mrs Sue Prescott Gooding among others. Real estate transfers filed yesterday include W F Kasiska to Ruth C Tyler lots and 160 acres in specified sections and other transfers such as Alexander et ux to Thos L Marshall and Hamner C et ux to Tacile Day Parsons.
Preparations are underway for a high school game with Preston to be played Friday afternoon at Overland Park field. The junior school children will be admitted for twenty five cents and the junior class will run concessions selling hot dogs and hamburgers.
A complaint by Mrs. Vanderpool against her husband for disturbing the peace was dismissed by Justice Q J Bell after she withdrew charges. Vanderpool stated his wife is blameless. A rock shattered the Wagner roadster windshield as a boy reportedly threw it from the sidewalk. Police investigate.
Walter Haney of Darlington underwent an operation today at St Anthony's hospital and is reported to be getting along nicely.arry J. Johnson of Bancroft and Eldon Miller of Blackfoot also underwent operations.
The American steamer Carone was escorted into the harbor by a coast guard cutter after contraband was found on board about forty miles off Atlantic City. A baby boy was born at St. Anthony’s hospital to Mr and Mrs A E Dayton weighing eight pounds. R F Modlish, a Short Line employee, left for Chicago for two weeks of business. Gate City commandery No 4 ET held a conclave this evening for regular business with good attendance expected.
Fair tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Frost expected in northern portions tonight as mild conditions continue across the state.
A fragment notes defects accepted at a hotel event on Wednesday October 21. The unreadable OCR limits details but indicates an official action or acceptance related to hotel premises on that date.
A premier dairy animal exhibit arrives in Pocatello Friday October 23 with 15 to 20 carloads of pure bred registered cattle from the National Dairy Show. The stock travels to Portland for the Pacific International Livestock Show then on to Chicago for the International Livestock Show.
Roy Wade roadway equipment supervisor for the Short Line returns from an inspection trip on the Homedale branch. F D Nauman engineer maintenance of way department of the Short Line is on an inspection trip today on the Montana division. J Gallagher of P M Rail Anchor Chicago visited officials. Dr J H Lynn and C W Lawrence of the Lynn Brothers hospital left for Cokeville and Montpelier on a short business trip. Lee Cummins is receiving treatment at a local hospital. Mrs Christopherson is ill at home. Mike De Philippi reported ill at home. Mrs E Hardyear has been ill at home for several days. Mrs L E Dawson underwent an operation at St Anthony's hospital and is doing nicely. J G Hanhardt of the Seven Day Adventists is in Pocatello on church business in Boise.
In Spokane eleven red cedar pole manufacturers pled guilty to violating the Sherman act in U S court. Judge J Sanley Webster assessed fines totaling 37300 against the defendants for the federal indictment.
Idaho fails a census bureau test for birth registration accuracy. Only 85.57 percent of births were reported to the state vital statistics bureau, below the 90 percent requirement. Ada County reported 74.4 percent with 19 counties at 100 percent.
In Boise on October 20 the state board of land commissioners deeded a tract of state land to Albion State Normal School for a new dormitory. The project uses a corporation bond plan funded by student rents to retire the bonds in 20 years, after which the building returns to state ownership.
New York on October 20 AP reports $65,000 was paid for recovery of jewels worth $683,000 stolen from Mrs. James TP Donahue assistant district attorney Pecora disclosed in a long promised statement of the robbery. He did not identify the thief or thieves.
Senator C. C. Dill of Washington endorsed Colonel Mitchell's call for a government aircraft service separate from war and navy, yet coordinating with both. The statement supports placing aviation under a single government agency.
An uprising in Damascus sparked by Druse tribesmen with local allies was quelled by French troops after infiltrating groups caused unrest last night. The conflict ended with the suppression of the rebellion as authorities restored order.
McCann 39 years old and manager for the Mike Sater and Clarke company died this morning in Yuma Arizona while on Pacific coast travel. He and his wife had left here last Saturday for the coast. Heart dilation given as cause of death. Body at Maricopa pending funeral arrangements.
The Tribune advertises high payments for clean cotton rags and invites owners to bring their supply, promising top prices for old textiles.
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