Criminologist Speaks At Pocatello Chamber Forum
The Bannock hotel forum featured criminologist J. Clark Sellers from Los Angeles who outlined criminology fourfold aims and discussed causes of crime. Frank Brown promoted Home Products Week, November 9 to 14, noting travel discounts and city trade potential.
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Brown
Pocatello
Srvice
Idaho
Challis
Advocates
O. F. Call
Snake River Valley
Salt Lake City
Potatello
Upper Valley
F. C. McGowan
Jean Bistline
Chamber
J. Clark Sellers
Revuelare Detective Agency
Los Angeles
Sellers
Iie
William Tee
Tiffany
Edger Guest
Balkan War Escalation Persists Despite League Pressure
Greeks and Bulgarians continue to clash on the Macedonian frontier though both sides prepare for evacuation of occupied zones. League of Nations urges a cease and withdraw deadline of sixty hours from 8 PM last night while a special commission is cited as a model for handling disputes.
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League
Council of the League
Sofia
Vienna
Mosul
Great Britain
Turkey
M. Briand
Greece
Bilks Halloween Dance Friday at City Hall
Bilks hosts a Hallowe en dance this Friday with admission priced at one dollar and change. Organizers urge attendees to come in costumes and enjoy a night of music and community fun.
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Hallowe’en
Coach Hastings Prepares Team With Rigorous Scrimmage
Coach Hutchinson ran a tough practice for his squad in the first scrimmage since Weber, focusing on line plays charging and blocking for linemen and passing for backs. Star tackle Fairy Brimhall may suit up tonight despite a recent tooth infection, while back Toots Sell is recovering from a shoulder injury and eyeing the Albion game next Saturday. The squad will train two more nights and depart Friday for Burley for the away game.
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Hutchinson
Weber
Brimhall
Toots
Albion
Burley
Freshmen Plan Blowout As Tech Notes Debates Loom
A campus meeting discusses a fresh blowout and a strong sophomore class for next year. The Forum and the Associated Tech Engineers hold meetings to arrange debates on world court entrance and the Harding reservations, with seniors and staff present. Front-row coverage shows Colonel Mitchell facing trial in a Washington courtroom amid security and social scrutiny.
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United States
World Court
Harding
Tech
Associated Tech Engineers
Commerce Club
State Board
Spen
Court Martial Under Way for Colonel Mitchell
The article describes the ongoing court martial of Colonel Mitchell, noting for cause challenges to jurors as in past cases involving Generals Summerall and Bowley. The panel starts with thirteen members and, after challenges, stands at ten as the trial proceeds with opening statements by defense attorney Mr. Reid.
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Mitchell
Summerall
Bowley
Challen
Court martial reads names of members for General Sladen case
Colonel Sherman Moreland, trial judge advocate, opened with the war department order and the official list of court members. Supporters of Colonel Mitchell argued privately that Sladen could not condone Mitchell’s statements due to strict academy discipline. The court adjourned after partial reading of specifications and the statements, with 1 hour remaining for the afternoon session at 2 p.m.
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Air Service
Mitchell
Reid
Joseph I. McMullen
Sherman Moreland
War Department
Sladen
Military Accademy
Army
San Antonio
General Summerall Withdraws From Mitchell Court Martial
Major General Charles P. Summerall withdrew as president of the Mitchell court martial after being accused of bias by Colonel Mitchell and counsel. Secretary selected him for the position before the controversy arose.
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Washington
Charles P. Summerall
Mitchell
Davis Heads Court as War Department Chooses Leader
General Summerall, amid court deliberations, withdrew after objecting to Colonel Mitchell serving. The secretary aims to appoint the most distinguished war veteran remaining in active service. The article notes General Summerall’s arrival at the war department and his refusal to endure a challenge to his efficiency as a soldier. The piece also mentions the first wireless signal sent across the Atlantic as the letter eight.
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Onel Mitchell
Atlantic
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