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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

16

Dietrich Urges Acceptance of Prohibition Laws at Idaho Meeting

Delegates at the state W T U convention in Pocatello welcomed by city officials and church leaders. Federal Judge F S Dietrich spoke on enforcing prohibition, urging public support and patience as laws are refined. Afternoon sessions covered temperance education for children and spiritual and moral safeguarding.

Pocatello Smith C. E. M. Loux Pocatello Club West Locke Crampton Boise Dunbar Caldweell Dietrich Idaho Women’s Christian Temperance Union Minnie Howard Jesus Ilyslop Miss Swingle Mra Minnie Merritt Harold Yeaman Emma F. A. Drake Elizabeth Jensen Sesson Sarah Mitchell Parma Alice Thompson Nova Ohio Baisy Beatty Caldwell Nettie Chipp Rowanis Bannock Hotel

Pep Rally Sparks Idaho Tech Football Sendoff for Weber Game

Three hundred students packed the depot as Idaho Tech left at 4 40 pm for Junction City to meet Weber College Friday. Coach Hutchinson Mike Henry and eighteen players led the Tiger squad with a spirited sendoff and a proposed lineup reflecting adjustments since the Aggie clash.

Ogden Hutchinson Mike Henry Idaho Tech Junction City Weber College Tiger Weber Yell E Morgan Hodson Tatro Brimhall Campbell Miller Robbins Black Norby Thompson Sell Johnson Shook Powell Haggett Cowan Ball Robertson Mackrill Aggie Tigers

Girl Reserve News Moves and Activities

The Irving police high school Girl Reserves plan a Friday afternoon hike at 4 15 with Miss Mary Dayton as chaperone meeting on West Benton steps. They will learn camp meal cooking without utensils and road signs made of grass stones and signals. Franklin junior high Girl Reserves with Miss Alice Grosgrove will visit Lava Hot Springs Saturday for swimming while pursuing health honors. The YWCA tech department hosted a tea at the girls dormitory and outlined plans for a coming car and a December circus. Mike Juliet Minson spoke on The Ideals of the YWCA in a School Campus address.

Irving Police High School Mary Dayton West Benton Franklin Alice Cosgrove Lava Hot Springs Tech Y. W Mike Juliet Minson

Vanderbilt Widow Edith Weds Senator Gerry in London

In Savoy Chapel London Senator Peter G Gerry of Rhode Island marries Edith Vanderbilt widow of George W Vanderbilt in a historic ceremony. The wedding connects two prominent American families during a royal city visit.

London Peter G. Gerry Rhode Island Edith Vanderbilt George W. Vanderbilt Savoy Chapel

Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gains

An old advertisement promotes McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming rapid weight gain and health benefits. It touts sugar coating for easy swallowing, no stomach upset, and a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen, referencing a woman who gained ten pounds in twenty two days.

Prince Trials Sixteen Hunting Horses in England

The Prince of Wales rode all sixteen hunting horses in Milton Mowbray on October 22, praising trained grooms and their mounts. After several rides his hands chafed from the reins and he borrowed gloves from a groom.

Milton Mowbray England the Prince of Wales

Iceman Finds Truck Afire In Sacramento Street Blaze

Sacramento iceman R. Ross escaped a burning heavily loaded truck when smoke rose from the driver’s seat. Fire department arrived and put out the blaze, saving the vehicle. Tribune want ads bring results.

Sacramento R. Ross Ros Tribune

Hotel Planned for Movie People in Hollywood

A $2,600,000, 400 room hotel catering to motion picture people will begin construction in Hollywood on November 15. The project is financed largely by motion picture capital and announced by a syndicate headed by Joseph M. Schenck, film promoter.

Hollywood Calif Ort Motion Picture Capital Joseph M. Schenck Film Pro-Mucer

Cattle disease fear rises after new English outbreaks

London reports renewed foot and mouth cases in several English areas. The agriculture minister had lifted the last restriction only to see isolated outbreaks recur, causing fresh concern among cattle raisers.

London England Beavcely

Western friends to dine with Secretary Work at Wardman

Secretary Work will host dinner at the Wardman hotel tonight with western friends who attended the Colorado River hearing before the federal power commission. Among invitees are Governor Nellie Tayoene of Wyoming, Governor Dorn of Utah, and Representative Leatherwood of Utah.

Washington Wardman Hotel Colorado River Nellie Tayoene Wyowing Dorn Utah Leatherwood

Save Old Ironsides Enlistment Button Boosts National Drive

A blue button bearing the U S and a replica of Old Ironsides is worn nationwide to enlist volunteers for raising funds to save the Constitution. With Congress not providing money, Elks lodges and schoolchildren spearhead an appeal to reach 500 000 in donations before October 19 26 to repair the ship at Boston Navy Yard.

United States Waya Boston Harbor Boston Navy Yard Congress Coolidge Elks Wilbur

Canton Strike Paralyzes Foreign Trade Area

In Canton on October 21 Chinese strikers blocked the Shamoen foreign settlement from entering food and supplies. Officials protest disruption of foreign business as the strike extends to the water gates, affecting Serapalen shipments in the area.

Canton

Rug thieves operate in highend Los Angeles burglaries

Los Angeles report says more than 30000 dollars worth of rugs vanished from fashionable homes over the past month. Investigators link the thefts to a ring of thieves who target Indian Persian and Chinese coverings from homes while residents are away. Detectives suspect a specialized crew tied to a local crime group is responsible for the burglaries.

Los Angeles Herman

Gas on Stomach Relief Promised by Adlerika

In a dramatic claim Mrs. Lela Cook describes years of on and off stomach discomfort and says Adlerika removes gas and brings relief. The ad urges readers to avoid pills and use Adlerika for a cleansing effect and instant relief.

Mrs. Cook Whittency

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