Billy Sunday Delivers Forceful Chautauqua Address
Evangelist Billy Sunday electrified a packed Chautauqua audience with forceful language urging adherence to old fashioned morals and homespun values. The program also features Harriett Baughman and Thelma Pefferle, and Col. George Fallis will discuss world peace with practical insight from wartime experience.
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William
Billy
Chautauqua
Sunday
Harriett Baughman
Thelma Pefferle
Fallis
Canadian Memorial Church
Vancouver
B. C
Dominion
Colonel Fallis
Canada
Hospital Notes Bring Local Health Updates
The small daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Waters at 147 North Garfield is ill at home. Mrs P A Traugher of 408 South Third is ill at home. Heber Bell of Blackfoot visited town to consult local physicians. Earl Chandler of National Laundry injured a finger at a wringer and received hospital care. Mrs Joe Ford south of the city is ill at home. Clarence Whitfield of Fish Hatchery west of town is at the plant. Miss J C Jensen of 547 South Grant had a minor operation yesterday at a local hospital. William Davis now of St Anthony, formerly of Pocatello, is quite ill at home. Mrs George Walters of Fort Hall underwent an operation in a local hospital yesterday. John F Hardy of Firth Idaho was in town yesterday consulting physicians at a local hospital.
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C. B. Waters
North
Garfield
P. A. Traugher
South
Heber Bell
Blackfoot
Earl Chandler
National Laundry
Joe Ford
Clarence Whitfield
J. C. Jensen
South Grant
William Davis
Pocatello
St. Anthony
George Walters
Fort Hall
John F. Hardy
Firth
Idaho
Five Die as Erie Train Strikes Auto at Gowanda Crossing
Five men were killed when a Buffalo bound Erie passenger train struck an automobile at a railroad crossing near Gowanda New York. The car carried state highway workers returning from rain duties.
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Gowanda
N. Y
Erie
Bank Conditions Show Reserve Rise for Week
The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies in New York for the week shows an excess reserve of 19.76 million dollars, up 14.71 million from the prior week according to the AP report.
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New York
Banquet Plans Mark Advance Tour to Pocatello
Members of the Federated Seed Service advance committee tour the region and will dine Monday evening in Pocatello. The lobby overhears a village chat about farming interests as visitors register at multiple hotels including guests from Salt Lake City Denver Ogden Boise Spokane and many other Western cities.
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Federated Seed Service
Pocatello
Personal notices from the region list travels and visits
Mrs T Johnston returns from Saskatchewan with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs George Thornton back from Yellowstone. H W Gregory Idaho highways director in Pocatello en route to Idaho Falls with P B Wilson. Mrs R C Earley and sister Jenette Gibson visit Utah Logan canyon Salt Lake Bear Lake. W A Cheney and wife go to Salt Lake City to visit Cheney's parents. J B Taylor returns to court house after stay near Downey. Joe Thomett and H A Matheison return from a business trip to Grace Downey McCammon and other points.
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T. Johnston
Fargopartments
Saskatchewan
Canada
George Thornton
Yellowstone Park
H. W. Gregory
Boise
State of Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Falla
P. B. Wilson
R. C. Earley
Jenette Gibson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Logan Canyon
Bear Lake
W. A. Cheney
Cheney
J. B. Taylor
Downey
Court House
Joe Thomett
H. A. Matheison
United States Department of Agriculture
Grace
McCammon
Hoover Visitation Teases Coolidge On Wage Dispute
Secretary Hoover met with President Coolidge in Swampscott to discuss departmental questions and extend an invitation to attend a San Francisco jubilee next month. The visit coincides with a brewing wage dispute between anthracite operators and miners, though officials say it was not tied to that issue. Coolidge may seek government input if operations halt and Secretary Davis travels to England, returning August 25.
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Swampscott
Mass
Hoover
Coolidge
Commerce
San Francisco
White Court
Davis
Forngland
Marblehead
Secretary Hoover
Mrs. Coolidge
Volcano erupts on Ometepe Island amid ash and smoke
Report from Managua indicates Ometepe Island in Lake Nicaragua is rocked by a violent eruption of the twin volcanoes. Large plumes of ash and smoke spread across surrounding areas as authorities monitor the scene.
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Matagua
Nicaragua
Ometepe
Ometepe Island
Lake Nicaragua
Armour company sales meeting discusses eastern products reach
A gathering of Armour and Company representatives from across the country met at the local plant to boost selling in the western division and expand markets westward for Armour products. Attendees included H. S. Johnson, S. Saunders, J. F. Harkins, W. Goyen, H. T. Flattery, L. F. Lee, J. Allen, P. F. Nielsen, J. P. Veale and other salesmen. a second day of conferences followed.
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Armour and Company
H. 8. Johnson
Company of
Chicago
J. F. Harkins
Produce Department
San Francisco
W. ¥. Goyen
Cheese Department
H. T. Flattery
Los Angeles
L. F. Lee
Seattle
J. ¥. Allen
Portland
P. F. Nielsen
Salt Luake
J. P. Veale
Town Talk Pocatello Bank Clearings Report
Bank clearings in Pocatello on Thursday totaled 158168.97 dollars. Dr Ray Caldwell schools superintendent will speak to First Ward L D S church parents at 10:30 Sunday on The Relationship of the Home to the School. J Frankhauser and A RK Wells depart Pocatello by car for Yellowstone trip with fishing and hunting plans.
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Ray
Caldwell
First Ward
L. D
Yellowstone
J. Frankhauser
A. RK. Wells
Pocatello
Yellowstone Ark
McCabe Couple Fined In Disturbing The Peace Case
George J. McCabe was fined 25 in police court for disturbing the peace in a complaint filed by George Kimpton. His wife’s charge was dismissed. The dispute stemmed from an argument over a dog based on police information.
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George J. McCabe
George Kimpton
Elks Prepare for Idaho State Convention in Burley
The Idaho Elks plan for the state convention in Burley on September 2 and 3 led by Harry J. Fox district exalted ruler. Pocatello Elks expect a large delegation and many more from across the state. Police court faced disorderly conduct charges against John Gathe and Mrs. E H Twiliger after a break in at an east side rooming house. C W Wiedman Jim Black and Louis Carter faced peace disturbance charges following a wages dispute and a riot call. oil company officials Harris and Baker filed the complaint.
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Order of Elks
Burley
Harry J. Fox
Idaho South
Pocatello Order
Elks
John Gathe
E. H. Twiliger
C. W. Wiedman
Jim Black
Louis Carter
Harris and Baker
Stolen car found, two youths sought by Burley police
A touring car taken last week from Burley by two boys remains unapprehended. The car, found last night in the wholesale district, was turned over to police after a watchman noted it. A car record was received days earlier.
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Burley
Mining Ore Shipment Boosts Idaho Manganese Venture
J. W. Furness of the U S Bureau of Mines asks for complete data on the Idaho Manganese Mining Company property near Cleveland Idaho. The first carload ore was sent to Provo Utah steel mills last week for smelting, marking the mine’s first shipment this year. Incorporators are BE G Frawley of Pocatello and Nathan and George L Smith of Cleveland.
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J. W. Furness
Bureau of Mines
United States
Department of Commerce
KR. C. Earley
Idaho
Manganese Mining Company
Cleveland
Provo
Utah
BE. G. Frawley
Pocatello
Nathan
George L. Smith
Real estate transfers filed in North Pocatello area
Transfers documented Thursday include multiple parcels in North Pocatello such as Alex Tubbs Jr holdings of lots and blocks, Hans Sorenson to Emme L Reuss, and Archer etux to Apna L et al. The records reference various blocks, lots, and tracts with starting points and directions, plus township details and acreage.
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Brany
Alex Tubbs, Jr
North Pocatello
Sorenson
Hans
Etux
Emme L. Reuss
Woot Bett Mate
Tureer
Theo Otal
Retello
MjNee
Archer Etux
Apna Lete Com. F
Browe
D. Etux
Barnes Circus Arrives in Pocatello August Twenty-First
The Al G Barnes four ring circus comes to Pocatello on Friday August 21 featuring the Hopi and other Indian tribes in ceremonial dances and war-paint plus 2000 trained animals. Lotus the hippopotamus and Joe Martin headline a cast of over 1080 performers in a changing, extravagant show.
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Ariaona
Nevada
New Mexico
Wll
al G. Barnes
Pocatello
Indiana
Queen Anne
Arizona
Lotus
Joe Martin
Railroad Rumbles Highlight Local Rail Yard News
A large group of Short Line employees plan to join the Bears in Salt Lake to watch the double header with Salt Lake A C in the elimination rounds. Laura Johnson returns to payroll duties after a brief illness. E G Troescher and family will drive to Lava Hot Springs for Sunday visits. H C Rupp and Phil Oviatt will travel to Arco seeking fishing and hunting. R L Richie will visit Glenns Ferry for the weekend.
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Bears
Salt Lake
Salt Lake A. C
Laura Johnson
Payrool
E. G. Troescher
Lava Hot Springs
H. C. Rupp
Phil Oviatt
Arco
R. L. Richie
Glenns Ferry
Klan Stages Great Parade Through Pennsylvania Avenue
The Ku Klux Klan paraded along Pennsylvania Avenue with varied regalia and colored banners from the capitol to the treasury. Cars displayed flags and pennants while officials planned a march from 3 p.m. to after 9 p.m. and spectators gathered along the route.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Old Street
Capitol
Treasury
Massa
Fog and Rain Hold MacMillan Arctic Expedition at Etah
Commander MacMillan reports to the Arctic Society that fog and rain have kept planes from Kane Basin for days. Wet weather persists with no sign of clearing and ice conditions slowly improving as breakup floods south. An amateur radio operator relayed the message to officials.
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Washington
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Etah
Greenland
MacMillan R
Ony Society
Kane Basin
MacMillan Eni
A. A
Hess AB
Hysterical Adoptee Tells of Browning Case and Fallout
Mary Louise Browning, adopted daughter of Edward W. Browning, admitted drinking poison amid an adoption probe led by Mr. Coler. The case revealed she was 21, not 16, and questioned guardianship and motives behind the adoption. Officials say the inquiry continues despite her hospitalization.
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New York
Mary Louise Browning
Edward W. Browning
Mr. Browning
Coler
Department of Public Welfare
Browning
Klansmen Freed Of Kidnap Charge In Denver Case
Dr John Galen Locke former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado W F Pritts and C A Kirling were freed of kidnapping charges against Keith Boehm a high school student The plea of abatement quashing the information was allowed because Judge Ben B Lindsey had no right to transfer the case from juvenile to district court The state plans to appeal the ruling The charge stemmed from forcing Boehm to marry Mae Nash last December
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Denver
Colo
John Galen Locke
Ku Klux Klan
Colorado
W. F. Pritts
C. A. Kirling
Keith Boehm
Ben B. Lindsey
District Court
Boehm
Mae Nash
Colonel Graves Dies After Prolonged Illness in Washington
John Temple Graves longtime southern writer died at his Washington home after weeks of illness from arteriosclerosis and related complications. He had served as editor at the Florida Union, Atlanta Daily Journal, Rome Georgia Tribune, Atlanta Georgian, New York American and West Palm Beach Post.
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Washington
John Temple Graves
Colonel Graves
Florida Union
Atlanta Daily Journal
Rome
Georgia Tribune
Atlanta Georgian
New York American
West Palm Beach Post
Bolshevist Found at Training Camp
A youth at Camp Custer Michigan, unnamed by officers, was discharged for the convenience of the government after authorities uncovered a suspected bolshevist propaganda plot among students. Camp officials credited Herbert W. Hagley and Walter B. Kaczynski of Chicago for the discovery. The expelled youth appeared to be sent by Chicago bolshevist headquarters and carried documents urging Leninist League affiliation.
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Custer
Mich
Herbert W. Hagley
Walter B. Kaczynski
Chicago
Bolshevist Organization
Leninist League
Party
Six Children Drown as Wave Strikes Hardelot Beach
Six children were drowned at the Hardelot bathing beach near Boulogne when a large wave washed them out to sea. Ten other children were saved by the efforts of three priests as rescue work continued.
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Boulogne
Hardelot
National Commander Drain to Visit Pocatello Legion Post
National Commander James A. Drain of the American Legion will visit Pocatello Tuesday evening. Post commander R. F. Hamilton, at the Hailey state convention, announced the arrangements with Jean Bistline. A banquet at Hotel Bannock is set for 6 45 with legionnaires and ex servicemen urged to attend. about thirty reservations are on file. Drain will give a brief address.
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James A. Drain
American Legion
Pocatello
Jean Bistline
R. F. Hamilton
Hailey
Bistline
Bannock
Drain
Tragic Alaska murder scene seen by two young witnesses
In Petersburg Alaska on August 8 two young girls aged five and three told federal agents that a moving boat witnessed a spectacular murder and suicide on board. Tom Rise beat his wife threw her overboard then jumped after her. The vessel beaching enabled the girls to crawl ashore and reach a cannery three miles away. The five year old said the foster parents had been drinking before the fatal fight.
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Petersburg
Alaska
Tom Rise
Rise
Young Slayer Claims Alibi After Fatal Parental Shooting
R. J. Vandervoort pastor is shot dead by his 17 year old son Warren. Mrs. Vandervoort, wounded in the attack, remains conscious and likely to recover. Funeral plans await word from two Vandervoort brothers in Sidney Center, N Y. Authorities report the son slept fitfully last night.
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R. J. Vandervoort
Warren
Reverend Vandervoort
BE. A. Vandervoort
J. H. Vandervoort
Sidney Center
N. Y
Looted furs recovered as six men arrested
Furs valued at 600000 dollars were recovered in a Sixth Avenue shop basement. Six men were arrested after detectives, who had traced the loot for weeks, surrounded the building following a July 13 theft from a Thirtieth Street loft.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Air Mail Service Hampered by Cheyenne Heat
Local aviator reports Army air service pilots cannot fly mail lanes from Cheyenne field between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. during July and August due to rarefied hot air. Only early morning and late evening flights are feasible as altitude and heating hinder takeoffs and performance of 425 horsepower Liberty engines.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Field
Cheyenne Plains
Army
Cheenne
Pocatello
Army Air Servic
de Hay Land
Fiel
Charred body identified as Gilbert Barb in California blast
Jersey Shore Pennsylvania reports Gilbert Barb identified as the man found dead in a Pacific Cellulose plant explosion near Martinez California. Officials say the body resembles Barb, believed to be the son of Reverend John A Barb, who is ill.
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Jersey Shore
Gilbert Barb
Tim
Martinez
California
John A. Barb
Mr. Barb
Hi Son
Jersey Sherman
West
Jeanné
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HH. Applebaum
Murtaugh
R. C. Gratton
Magna
Fred B. Smith
Idaho Falls
Crown
M. Esther
Joseph Anderson
Hemphill
Twin Falls
H. Murdock
J. W. Murdock
Hood River
Ore
EB. Pine
A. G. Allen
Blaine
Elks State Meeting
Ben Carrothers
North Second Avenue
Tober
Theodore Turner
Carruthers
Charles Bell
Lon J. Moss
Sheriff’s Office
Great Animal Show
KLAN
Dorothy
Newcombe
Queens County
Paris
Mary
Tony
Bolshevist
A. P. Hyde
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Beneficial Life Insurance Co
Offici
Dancy Palace
Golden Rule
Petersen Turniture Co
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