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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1926

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Pact at Geneva Ends War Axe Rivalry Between Germany and France

In Geneva on September 10, Germany was welcomed into the league of nations as Stresemann and Briand pledged to pursue peace through arbitration and compromise. The scene featured Briand’s pledge that Germany and France have had enough glory in the past, and an outpouring of joy as the audience saluted their leaders.

Geneva Germany League of Nations France Stresemann Briand J. Stresemann M. Briand George Foster Canada M. Jand Dr. Stresemaann

Millionaires by State and Daugherty Case Highlight 1920s U.S. Wealth

A New York report notes 11,000 millionaires and one billionaire, led by New York with 2,800. It lists state counts, including Idaho and several others with one each, and details Richard Merton's testimony on a $7,000,000 wartime stock transfer and payments to John T. King in the Harry Daugherty and Thomas Miller graft trial.

New York United States Josephs. McCoy Treasury McCoy American Bankers’ Association Pennsylvania Illinois Massachusetts California New Jersey North Dakota Idaho Nevada South Dakota New Mexico Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska New Gampshire North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Richard Merton John T. King American Metals Company Merton King Harry M. Daugherty Thomas W. Miller Sarto

Mutiny Ended in Greece as Guards Surrendered

Athens reports mutineers surrendered and republican guard disbanded. officers to be unmartialled and sent to islands. Mutiny linked to plots to free Premier Pangalos, with implications for treason trials and wider involvement by communists and resistors. In Mexico City, finance orders departments to halt purchases amid unfavorable exchange rates.

Athens Reuter Rdera Exico City Element of Finance

Lady Astor backs a woman for president in 1928

Lady Nancy Astor, the Virginia born British MP, urged Democrats to nominate a woman for U.S. president in 1928. Speaking at the Waldorf Astoria before 1500 League of Women Voters members, she praised women’s progress, doubting the machine politician’s support but predicting a brighter future for women.

New York Nancy Astor United States League of Women Voters Waldorf-Astoria Lady Astor Owen D. Young Rhode Island Wowat

HILDREN STAND WITH IDAHO WOMAN ON TRIAL FOR MURDER

Relatives from Springfield rush to Idaho for the trial of Mrs. Mary mroy accused of first degree murder in the death of her husband Carl Crumroy. Jurors yet to be selected as proceedings focus on venue and courtroom seating.

Hildren Idaho Apert Mary Mroy Carl Crumroy Springfield Crumroy Roy Arbuckle Wilmer Arbuckle Ides Myrtle Army Lawrence Arn Springield Mia T. Bailey Lee Minidoka Drumroy

Baseball scores and results from Today’s Games at Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago

Baseball results show Boston 3 11 runs in total with 8 hits against St Louis 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0, Philadelphia 9 1 against Chicago 4 9, Cincinnati 2 9 against Pittsburg 5 9 in first game. second game Cincinnati 5 10 against Pittsburg 2 4 2. Chicago St Louis 4 10 vs Chicago 4 10 2. Rixey, Wargrave, Ballou, Hargrave and others noted.

Boston A F. & St. Louis Bute Alexander Reinhart O'Farrell Benton Mogridge J. Taylor Pittsburg R. Hi. E Cincinnati Rixey Wargrave Kremer Switch R. H. I. Cincinnati Lucas Picini¢h Morrison Yde Songer Smith Chicago R. E. St. Louis Ballou Hargrave Lyons and McCurdy

Firearms Industry Slips In 1925 Production Figures

Washington reports a drop in firearms and ammunition output in 1925, despite a perceived national crime wave. Commerce Department data show firearms value down 14.1 percent from 1923 and ammunition and related products down 19 percent from 1924 to 1925.

Washington United States Department of Commerce

Expenditures by Liquor Interests Said to Influence Upshaw Loss

W D Upshaw, defeated in the Georgia Democratic primary by L Steeley, charged that liquor interests in Baltimore New York and New Jersey spent over 100000 in the district to defeat him and said a Campbell county vote recanvass may be sought before conceding.

Atlanta Baltimore New York New Jersey W. D. Upshaw L. Steeley Campbell County

Circus Elephant Recaptured After Escaping in British Columbia

Myrtle the circus elephant died of pneumonia contracted while at large in Cranbrook and surrounding forests after escaping with 13 others. She was recaptured yesterday. One elephant named Charley Ed remains at large. a $200 reward is offered for information on his whereabouts. Myrtle to be buried near the site where Abe was found nine miles from Cranbrook.

Cranbrook Myrtle British Columbia Foresta Charley Ed Liberty Abe

Decline in Property Values Warns of Financial Tightening

Pacific States Savings and Loan Conference president Ed Heltby Myers warned delegates from ten western states that declines in property values and rents are already evident with a projected drop in capital value and construction profits. He urged conservative lending and adoption of a model ethics code, noting regional prosperity but stressing policy changes to curb risk. He cited California ballot debates on exemptions and highlighted a fifth of the population as newlyweds and a large homelessness share.

Salt Lake City Utah Heltby Myers Los Angeles Pacific States Savings and Loan Conference Today Savings and Loan Association Myers California

15 Cent Air Mail Stamp Issued

Washington announces a 15 cent air mail stamp printed on special paper. It mirrors the current 2 cent stamp in design and will go on sale September 18. The stamp applies to contract mail routes of 1000 to 1500 miles and to letters needing an extra five cent fee for longer air transport.

Washington Postmaster General New Hirmail

Arctic Trip Report From Bowdoin Explorers

Commander Donald B. MacMillan and crew aboard the Bowdoin sent a direct verbal report of their Arctic exploration to the Field Museum in Chicago. Paul Magee, chief radio operator, relayed findings and opened an interview window with the press after broadcasting to Sydney and Chicago.

Tenant's Cove Chicago Donald B. MacMillan Arctic Paul Magee Ips MacMillan Bowdoin Sachem Sydney N. 8 PURI CCXJ Magee Alr

Sleeping sickness cases rise in inland sea district

Tokyo report shows two hundred sleeping sickness cases and 61 deaths since August 28 with Hyogo prefecture accounting for 58 fatalities. Government experts have isolated all cases and continue study amid the ongoing outbreak.

Tokyo Home Office Inland Sea District Hyogo Prefecture

Youth killed protecting girls in Chester road ambush

Walter Harden 19 of Chester was killed on a deserted road when he tried to shield two girls, Anna Klemsy 17 and Florence Beatt 14, from two masked attackers who dragged the youths from a car and assaulted the companions before fleeing in a car. William Hamilton also fled to a farmhouse and alerted police. Authorities hunted two masked Negroes in a tower car.

Chester Walter Harden Bridgewater Harden William Hamilton Aut Hamilton Anna Klemsy Florence Beatt

Bank Robbers Trap and Death in Clarksville

Two unidentified robbers carrying about 10000 in loot from the Greed River National Bank were shot dead as they exited the bank. They were cornered by Ranger Captain Tom Hiskman, Tanger Stewart Stanley, and Con stable BB Ivey who lay in wait after receiving a tip.

Clarksville Tex Greed River National Bank Tom Hiskman Tanger Stewart Stanley BB. Q. Ivey Streat

Unesttod Weather: showers likely Friday and Saturday

The report notes likely showers in the port portion from Friday into Saturday with unsettled conditions. Local residents are advised to prepare for damp and cooler weather, with possible gusty winds along coastal areas.

Commissioners to Fix Levies Next Monday

Bannock County commissioners will meet next Monday to fix levies for county funds after routine matters. Certificates of value from the state board arrived, with potential reductions expected. 1926 real estate valuations total 29,137,424.25, up from 29,016,712, and the levy is set at 45.036 mills, likely to drop about six cents per $100.

Bannock County State Board R. C. Earley Railroad Company Power Company Telephone Company Pullman Car Company Early Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company the Smith Telephone Company Gentile Valley Rannock Couunty Earley

Final Parade of Bathing Beauties in Atlantic City

Atlantic City observers place Miss Denver and Miss Washington, D C as top contenders for Miss America. The rolling chair parade showcased each contestant with locale backdrops including Miss New York before harbor lights and Miss Wichita amid Kansas wheat.

Atlantic City N. J Denver New York Wichita

Smoot Nominated by Utah Republicans for Senate

Reed Smoot, senior U S senator from Utah, was renominated today by acclamation at the Republican state convention. The platform backed a protective tariff, fair handling of war debts, and payment of agreed debts, aligning with Smoot's record on the foreign debt commission. The Democratic convention to nominate Smoot's opponent will be held here next Friday.

Salt Lake City Reed Smoot United States Utah Smoot

Four Robbers Escape With Loot Aboard Train

Mail loot estimated between 150000 and 500000 was seized aboard an eastbound Grand Trunk No 10 train by three of four robbers who escaped at Evergreen Park. The heist occurred as they entered the express mail car near Chicago Lawn systems and fled before detectives could arrive. The amount and exact identities remain undetermined amid a swift, quiet daylight theft with a prearranged plan and an automobile waiting at Evergreen Park.

Chicago Grand Trunk Evergreen Park 1St Street Chicago Lawn Express Aid Latoy Anidane Chieft Sne ‘ Way Pollee

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