Pocatello Legion Delegation Shines at Hailey Convention
Pocatello Post No 4 delegates led by Harry Bryan dominated Idaho Legion sessions in Hailey. Jay Downing urged aid for smaller posts while KE Therkildsen failed to gain statewide support. Major actions included universal draft emphasis and Boise bureau jurisdiction. death notice for LaVerne Collier.
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Pocatello
American Legion
Peeces
Idaho
R. F. Hamilton
Jay Downng
Harry Bryan
Ralph Jones
Arry Bryan
Jay Downing
R. F. Christiansen
Downey
O. W. Worthwine
Boise
Downing
Pocatello Post
KE. J
W. C. Loufborrow
American Falls
Veterans Bureau
LaVerne Collier
Miami
Florida
James A. Crain
Hailey
Legion
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux
Geyer Hot Springs
Hospital Notes Local residents moved home after surgery
George Lota at 556 West Weyeth remains at his home. Emil Farrace of 726 West Bridger left a local hospital for home yesterday after an operation. Miss Ella Murphy of Montpelier visited her sister who had a serious operation at a local hospital. Mable Fairchild of Idaho Falls injured in an automobile crash received treatment and was sent home. Mrs. W. M. Ayres of Fort Hall left hospital yesterday while recovering from an operation. The daughter of Bert cane at 121 South Hayes received medical care yesterday at a local hospital.
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George Lota
West Weyeth
Emil Farrace
West Bridger
Ella Murphy
Montpelier
Mable Fairchild
Idaho Falls
W. M. Ayres
Fort Hall
Bert Cane
South Hayes
Yesteray
Youth sentenced after pleading guilty in hotel robbery
Miles City Mont youth Barl Roberts pleaded guilty to petit larceny and burglary modification in district court. Judge O R Baum sentenced him to 30 days in county jail and a $50 fine, suspended, in connection with the Hotel Crow robbery.
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Barl Roberts
H. J. Swanson
O. R. Baum
Miles City
Mont
Crow
Capacity crowd attends union service sermon by Ewing
A full Christian church hosted a union Sunday service led by Mabel Beakley and the Young People societies. Dr W N Ewing delivered a sermon on The City of God urging building the city of good and optimism for the future. Next Sunday the union services move to the Methodist church with Rev George Sloan preaching.
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Christian Church
Young Peoples’ Societies
Mabel Beakley
Portland
Max Donaldson
Jamce Latimer
Ralph Peterson
Percy Simpson
George
Sloan
Paul Smith
W. N. Ewing
City of God
Jeremiah
H. R. Flint
FP. E. McKenzie
Harold Chase
W. S. Cornell
Adelaide Anderson Sanford
Methodist
Sharch
George 8. Sloan
Elks Lodge to Resume Sessions After Summer Hiatus
The local B P O E No 674 will hold a business session tomorrow at eight. It will be the first assembly since July 14 when monthly meetings replaced weekly summer sessions. Bills and routine matters will be handled. Reports from Portland convention attendees and state meet plans at Burley on September 2 and 3 will be shared.
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Portland
Burley
Famous comic opera tonight The Mikado delights audiences again
The Mikado selected for tonight's chantasiqua program with unanimous approval. May Valentine of New York and London fame produces with meticulous costuming and staging. Cast aims for Broadway quality for Ko Ko Yum Yum Nanki Poo and Katisha in this Japanese setting.
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May Valentine
New York
London
Miss Valentine
Militado
Boardway
Ko-Ko
Katisha
Marriage Licenses for Fenwick and Curtis in Montana Idaho
County clerk issued a marriage license Saturday to Thomas Fenwick of Great Falls Montana and Ira Mary Curtis of Pocatello Idaho. M L Harrington of Durango Colorado arrives in Pocatello to take residence. He works for a Kansas City insurance firm. family to follow in fall. Florence Minshew, minor delinquent, was sent to the state industrial school by Judge William A Hyde and Deputy Jack Hoover.
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Thomas Fenwick
Great Falls, Mont
Ira Mary Curtis
Pocatello
M. L. Harrington
Durango
Colorado
Mr. Harrington
Kansas City
Florence Minshew
State Industrial School
St. Anthony
Jack Hoover
William A. Hyde
Night Club at Orpheum Stars Griffith and Cast
Raymond Griffith appears in The Night Club at the Orpheum with Vera Reynolds Wallace Beery and Louise Fazenda. The Paramount comedy follows a confirmed woman hater who must marry to claim his uncle’s fortune. Also on bill Lloyd Hamilton in Waiting and Pathe News.
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Raymond Griffith
Orpheum
Miss Bluebeard
Orpheum Tonight
Vera Reynolds
Wallace Beery
Louise Fazenda
Morty
Lloyd Hamilton
Pathe News
Legion leader cancels visit to local banquet
James A Crain national commander of the American Legion telegraphed local post commander R F Hampton that he must cancel his trip here. All arrangements for the banquet have been cancelled.
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James A. Crain
The
American Legion
Legion
R. F. Hampton
Stop Flirting at Strand theater offers new farce view
Al and Charles Christie present a social whirl comedy set in a seaside mansion. The film portrays high society life from a farce viewpoint with no melodramatic worries, complemented by a 2 reel Sennett comedy Bashful sli as part of the program.
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al Strand
Charley
Charles Christie
Christie
Strand Theater
al Christie
Sennett
Hunters bag six chickens on Lincoln county weekend trip
J. W. Nevins Al Stewart George Straugn and Russell Stewart returned from Lincoln county lower district claiming each had bagged six chickens. They said birds are scattering but hunting remains good in the area. Paul Peek appealed a liquor possession sentence of 30 days in county jail and a $100 fine filed today. He was released on $500 bond awaiting district court hearing.
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J. W. Nevins
al Stewart
George Straugn
Russell Stewart
Lincoln County
Paul Peek
Divorce suit filed over desertion in district court
Mrs Zylphia Bannerman files for divorce from Don ald Bannerman in district court alleging desertion in September 1923 after their Logan Utah marriage on June 30 1923.
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Zylphia Bannerman
Donald Bannerman
Logan
Utah
Bannerman
Life Saving Instruction At Local YMCA For All
Life saving guidance offered for men women and youths at the local YMCA tomorrow evening. Instruction focuses on water safety and apex swimming skills, with emphasis that every capable swimmer should undertake this important phase of water activity.
Born Rich star Doris Kenyon breaks typecast in new role
Doris Kenyon, in the First National film Born Rich at the Capitol, plays Frances Melrose a “wicked” character after years portraying the sweet good girl archetype. She embraces the shift, saying directors once relied on her for untarnished heroines and now the worm has turned.
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Rich
the Capitol
Doris Kenyon
Allstar
Capitol Theatre
Frances Melrose
Miss Kenyon
Spectacular outlaw Gardner to speak on life at Rex
The article describes a famed train-robber who escaped authorities four times and was captured in Phoenix while attempted train robbery with wooden bullets. He was found insane at trial and slated for brain surgery before serving 75 years in Leavenworth. The man who captured Gardner will appear in person to discuss Gardner's life.
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Rex
Phoenix
Arizona
Leavenworth
Kansas
Pententiary
Gardner
Idaho State Auditors to Attend Coeur d’Alene Convention
R C Earley county clerk and secretary treasurer of the Idaho association will attend the annual convention at Coeur d Alene August 18 to 20 with his wife. He has been invited to visit Moscow and the state university on the way to the meeting in a letter to the Moscow chamber of commerce. About 20 state auditors and county clerks will participate from the region.
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R. C. Earley
Idaho Association of State and
Association
Coeur d'Alene
Moscow
State University
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Earley
Y M C A Opens Evening Swim Class for Women
The Y M C A begins a 7 o clock beginner’s swimming instruction class for women and older girls tonight. Non-swimmers are urged to enroll as seasoned classes have shown strong progress and fees are low compared with other places.
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Y. M
Federated Seed Service men to be banqueted in Idaho
A banquet honoring the Federated Seed Service party travels through Idaho with E. P. Taylor and Joe Thomett among attendees. The group tours Wendell, Gooding, Bliss, Twin Falls, American Falls, and Aberdeen, ending in Blackfoot for a reception by the Idaho Alfalfa Growers Association. The roster includes farm bureau leaders and agronomy figures from Michigan, Indiana, Utah, and beyond.
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E. P. Taylor
National Farm Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Federated Seed Service
Joe Thomett
Bannock County
Twin Falls
Bannock Hotel
Poeately Chamber of Commerce
Mote
Plate
Lan
Utah
Kansas
Wendell, Gooding, Bliss
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
American Falls
Aberdeen Experimental Station
Blackfoot
Idaho Grimm Alfalfa Growers Association
Henry L. Bjerkman
Idaho Farm Bureau
Paul Nesh
Chambers of Commerce
Growers’ Associations
L. F. Shuttleworth
Indiana Farm Bureau Purchasing Department
Fedeated Seed Service
Indianapolis
Indiana
C. F. Barnum
Chicago
G. C. Elder
U. 8 Iorgeenons
Washington
Mr. Westover
Bureau of Plant Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
C. E. Bradfute
Ohio
American Farm Bureau Federation
C. N. Silcox
G. L. F. Exchange
Syracse
N. Y
Durst
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
Rayleigh N. C
J. W. Nicolson
Safescat Inc
Mra
Wm. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
P. Cahill
Hancock
Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau Fed
E. B P. Taylor
H. W. Hulburt
University of Idaho
Moscow
C. B. Ahlson
Boise
Ephraim Bergeson
Bureau
Cornish
L. E. Tillotson
Pow County
R. & Bristol
Henry Bjorkman
Laho Farm Bureau Federation
Paul Nash
Hailey Convention Produces Idaho Legion Auxiliary Leaders
Mrs. J. B. Damron, elected president of the American Legion auxiliary, will return to Pocatello Tuesday morning after a stop in Boise for auxiliary business. Accompanied by former president Mrs. Laubaugh, she attended Hailey events. Secretary-treasurer Mrs. F. Be. Tydeman also returned home from Hailey.
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Boise
J. B. Damron
American Legion Auxiliary
Hailey
Pocatello
Laubaugh
Auxiliary
Damron
F. BE. Tydeman
Entitled to Travel Funds for Washington Visit
The item states that someone is entitled to and will receive money for Mrs. iheclans to make a trip to Washington to see the heads of our government.
Record Crowds at Chautauqua Hit Heat Wave Attendance
Roselth Knapp Breed of Boston headlined the Bilixon-Writes Chautauqua afternoon program on its fourth day. A second record crowd, despite heat, attended and officials say attendance this year far exceeds past seasons. Tonight May Valentine company presents The Mikado with an excellent cast. Chautauqua is on the high school grounds and tickets cost less than last year.
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Roselth Knapp Breed
Boston
Tony
Chautauqua
May Valentine Company
Therkildsen To Command Local Guard Company In Idaho
E J Therkildsen, longtime American Legion member and former Pocatello post commander, named first lieutenant and in command of battalion headquarters company 200th Infantry. Appointment announced by Idaho Adjutant General. Temporary command held by Lieut Walter Roche since last month’s encampment. Local unit comprises 41 officers and men, with capacity 45.
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E. J. Therildsen
American, Legion
Pocatello
Idah National Guard
Battlion Headquarters Company
200Th Infantry
Guard
Adjutant General’s Office
Boise
Thorkildsen
Reserve Corps
George Crawford
California
Walter Roche
Cavalry
Therkild Son
Legion
State Department
Hailey
Jocal Nit
Local social notes highlight travels and visits
Mrs. Maude McKenzie deputy in the county assessor’s office has returned from a two week vacation in the east. Miss Bertha Hayes left Sunday for Leadoroe to visit her parents for two weeks. Miss Hayes is connected with Peterson and Coffin’s office. Mrs. May Lloyd returned from Glenns Ferry where she visited Mrs. L. R. Dickson. Miss May Holquist, nurse at Lynn Brothers hospital, returned from Yellowstone park after a week’s trip. Mrs. BR A White and daughter Bernice of Montpelier visited Pocatello Sunday. George Wright of Bennington Idaho was a Pocatello visitor Sunday. JB Hoover of Spokane is in the city for several days.
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Maude McKenzie
County Court House
Bertha Hayes
Leadoroe
Miss Hayes
Peterson and Coffins
May Lloyd
Glenns Ferry
L. R. Dickson
May Holquist
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Yellowstone Park
BR. A. White
Bernice
Montpelier
Pocatello
George Wright
Bennington
Idaho
JB. Hoover
Spokane
Balloon dane Palace tonight at eight
Readable fragments indicate a balloon themed event at a palace tonight at eight o clock. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors but event timing is evident.
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Dane Palace
New Welfare Director Takes Over Po Catello Center
Mrs. Leila Ely of Boise appointed by county commissioners as director of the Po catello social welfare center succeeding Miss Katherine Lord who resigned August 1. Ely arrived today in the Cook building and will spend a week adjusting to local conditions. The social welfare board will meet with her tomorrow night to discuss operations for the coming months. Miss Lord went to Lake Tahoe for the summer and then planned to marry this fall.
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Leila Ely
Boise
Social Welfare Center
Pocatello
Katherine Lord
Cook Building
Ely
Social Welfare Board
A. M. Newton
J. L. Young
Geor W. Waggenfeller
Minnie F. Tloward
William A. Hyde
Leo Rusk
H. G. Shafer
H. J. Swanson
Distances Swim Trials Open At Bannock Y
Helen York led the opening session of Bannock county distance swimming trials at the Y This morning aiming to break her mile mark The entrants were pre checked by doctors and only medically fit swimmers were admitted Subsequent trials are scheduled across the week with multiple entrants named and others awaiting medical approval.
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Helen York
A. W. York
Bannock
Loreal ‘Y
Helen
Lael Anthony
Mildred Garris
Evalye Barnes
Anne Johnson
Alma
Nellie Willecke
Reba Stratford
Georgie Hall
Catherine Leute
Martha Peck
Arma Williams
Commissioners Hold Two Day Session
County commissioners George Gittens C H Bassett and B E Petty Jr convened a two day meeting to approve July bills and fiscal year ending July 1. They planned to review county rough work expenditures and aimed to finish by noon tomorrow.
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Board of County Commissioners
George Gittens
C. H. Bassett
B E. J. Petty, Jr
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