Drain Cancels Pocatello Trip
R F Hamilton post commander of 9 local American Legion posts received a telegram from H Chambers Wyoming department adjutant saying national commander James A Drain will be unable to visit Pocatello as planned. Drain will attend the Idaho state convention in Hailey, then Dillon Montana August 13, and proceed to Wyoming for the state organization annual meeting. He was to speak at a Tuesday address and banquet in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Hamilton
American Legion
H. Chambers
Wyoming
James A. Drain
Idaho
Hailey
Pocatello
Dillon
Montana
Drain
Pocatello Post
G. Nicholas Ifft
State Department
Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Faireld
Beb. A. Detch
San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
John A. Hartman
The
Elks’ Club
Harry Fox
Craig
Mackay
G. Fulton
M. L. McLeod
Fulton
Pocatello Boxer Plans East Invasion After Coast Run
Soug Mvers, popular welterweight from Pocatello, returns home after ten months on the California circuit. An eastward invasion is planned, and Eb may fight on a card with Gar Dempsey if a Michigan City bout progresses. Spug Roach, long time lightweight contender, accompanied him and will stay in town for now. Locals hope to see Spug in action against a strong opponent soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soug Mvers
California
Pocatello
Gar Dempsey
Michigan City
Indiana
Spug
Spider Roach
Legion Leaders Return From Hailey Convention
Po catello post commander R F Hamilton and G Nicholas Ifft travel back from the American Legion state convention in Hailey. Hamilton and wife plan a several day visit with friends in Fairfield.
Wasteful Schedule for Tea'm No 1 West Side
A garbled city schedule lists alley cleaning and ash hauling tasks for Tea'm No 1 and No 2 on West Side and business districts. It names extensive alley routes between Lincoln Buchanan Johnson Grant Hayes Garfield Main Arthur and Shoshone avenues, with days from Monday to Friday and Saturday, including north city limits to Bonneville street and Clark Street.
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West Side
Lincol
Buchanan
Whitman Steet
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Bonneville
Garfield
Harrison and
Mat
Hayden Street
Harrison
Main
City Limits
Arthur
South City Limits
Clark St
Arthur Ark
Malin
Hayden
North City Limits
Shoshone Avenue
South City
Dimits
Clark Street
Saturdes
Pocatello Town Talk Bank Clearings and Local Notes
Bank clearings Saturday in Pocatello totaled 156493.48 dollars. Mrs. Carl Spangberg recovering well after a serious operation at Lynn hospital. Chamber of Commerce board to meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm to discuss important business. Deputy Sheriff Lon J Moss resigns after three years in Bannock county. Jack Stohl Rigby reports Jefferson county will offer community agricultural exhibits at the Eastern Idaho fair in September.
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Carl Spangberg
Lynn Hospital
The
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Lon J. Moss
Bannock County
West
J. EK. Fieldsted
Jack Stohl
Rigby
Jefferson County
Captain Upton to Speak at Chamber Forum Luncheon
Captain T. Dinsmore Upton the featured speaker at the Chautauqua program will headline the Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon Wednesday at the Bannock hotel. Announcement of his appearance will interest chamber members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Dinsmore Upton
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Bannock Hotel
Captain Upton
Chamber
City Sanitation Schedule Rollout Improves Service
The new garbage schedule from the city sanitary department began weeks ago and is detailed in another section. Citizens should note the time outlined and cooperate to ensure efficient service as conditions improve, according to inspector W. L. Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Sanitary Department
W. L. Raymond
Burglary hits jewelry shop on North Main Street
An unidentified burglar broke into a jewelry shop at 207 North Main Street last night and escaped with eight valuable watches. Entry was made through a rear window. Deputy Sheriff Lon J. Moss investigated but found no clues. value and shop name not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Lon J. Moss
Pierce reports Eastern Idaho Fair exhibits in good shape
W D Pierce superintendent of concessions for the Blackfoot fair visited the city and said the automobile exhibit includes all standard makes and farm machinery and promises to be a big feature of the exposition set for September 15 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D., Pierce
Blackfoot
Arrests and fines at local dance hall incidents
R. L. Sarget, arrested Saturday at a local dance hall for intoxication, forfeited a $15 bond today after failing to appear at police court. Henry Harrison, arrested last night for intoxication, was fined $15 and jailed for default. Fitz Ansign, charged with intoxication and carrying concealed weapons, was fined $25 and had his pistol seized by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Sarget
Henry Harrison
Fitz Ansign
Doctor Neary Leaves for Idaho to Test Cattle
Dr. W. B. Neary of this city departed today for north Idaho to set up temporary headquarters while conducting tubercular tests in cattle across three northern counties. He is with the government veterinary service and notes a strong demand for tests. Free certificates are issued in several counties, and the tests protect consumers by preventing milk contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Neary
North Idaho
Neary
Government
Scout Executive W L Hayward Visits Idaho Region
W L Hayward regional Boy Scout executive from region eleven based in Spokane visits Acatello scout headquarters. He praises the local unit's work, heads to Boise after visiting Idaho Falls and Twin Falls units, with four weeks spent in Montana recently. Region eleven covers Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hayward
Region Eleven
Spokane
Acatello
Scout
Local Tribune crew wraps hunting and fishing trip
A party of Tribune employees including Wesley Orr press renny E A Ericson and others returned from Trail creek above Antelope canyon near Arco with the limit of chickens and a good catch of fish. They report excellent fishing and hunting with abundant game and strong bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporsmen
Wesley Orr
Press Renny
E. A. Ericson
Synotype Machinist
Harry Peers
Sterotyper
the Tribune
Atwnsend
Trail Creek
Eahyon
Arco
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Pocatello Listing Multiple Debtor Transfers
Real estate transfers filed in Pocatello list numerous property moves including Gannon DeVingenzo and Idaho Glass and Point Co transfers, John Griffith and Ward parties to Fidelity Building and Loan, and Paul Hill to Halloran Judge Trust Co. with installment terms and corner references in blocks 472 589 107 162 and others. The notice references 4500 feet and various lot and block descriptions across several properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVingenzo
Gannaroebux
Idaho Glass and Point Co
White
E. C
Thos. B
Griffith John E
Etux
Fidelity
Aga
Ward
John Etux
Stanley D. Decker
Griffith
John T. Etux
Hill
Paul
Halloran Judge Trust Co
Ender le Ae
Pocatello
Woodcraft Thimble Club to Install at W O W Hall
The Neighbors of the Woodcraft Thimble club will hold an installation ceremony at the W O W hall on Tuesday evening at the scheduled time. A local event invites members and guests to attend in community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft Thimble Club
W. O. W. Hall
Pocatello discussed oil plant site and fire defense upgrades
At a Pocatello realty board luncheon the plan to seek a location for a new oil refining plant was referred to the chamber of commerce. Hydraulic engineer R C Stevenson outlined a survey finding weak water mains in business districts and on the east side of the tracks, urging upgrades to boost fire protection and reduce insurance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Realty Board
Banock
Chamber of Commerce
Cone Med
R. C. Stevenson
Idaho Rating and Survey Bureau
Boise
Main Street
Second Street
Pocatello
Belgians Meet With Mellon On Debt Case
The Belgian delegation and Secretary Mellon discussed funding Belgiums debt to the United States. Mellon pledged sympathetic consideration and said funding within Belgians ability to pay would recognize international obligations and preserve long friendship between the nations. The talks focused on postwar taxes, economic strain, and rebuilding costs in a narrow, practical frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mellon
Browning Fairy Story Nears End In Controversy
The article recounts Browning admitting he was a fool while detailing his actions toward a girl named Mary. He seeks a physical exam, condemns sensationalism, and a $500 reward is offered for Mary's whereabouts. District Attorney Newcombe calls the girl unscrupulous and capitalizing on notoriety.
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Onze
Newcombe
Ens
Mar
Browning
Mr. Browning
Coler
Robert H. Dunnet
Mary
Taneniee
Uh Ip
Delegates Return From Convention In Hailey
About sixty members of the American Legion auxiliary attended the state convention at Hailey August 6 through 8. Mrs. F B Tydeman was elected secretary treasurer and Mrs J B Damron of Ree Seas was chosen as executive officer. Mrs Stewart from Washington DC attended and assisted in revising the state constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hailey
F. EB. Tydeman
Ree Seas
J. B. Daméron
Damron
Stewart
National Organization of
Washington, D. C
Tydeman
Blackfoot
Angareigue
Over Hot Springs
Steck Leads in 42 Iowa Counties in Senate Recount
The official recount tabulation across 42 Iowa counties shows Democrat Daniel Steck with 161,073 votes and Republican Brook Hart with 159,408 votes. Steck challenged 2,837 votes and Brookhart 774. The tally includes Jones and Keokuk counties added to prior reports.
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Washington
Senate
Iowa
Daniel Steck
Brookhart
Steck
Jones
Keokuk
Legion urges federal deportation law for felons in narcotics cases
The National Americanism Commission of the American Legion adopted a resolution urging passage of federal laws to deport all aliens convicted of a felony who violate the anti narcotic act. E K Bixby chaired the commission and announced the measure in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National Americanism Commission of the
American Legion
E. K. Bixby
Chemist's Insurance Hoax Ends in Suspect's Death
In a case tied to a murder hoax, fugitive chemist Schwartz killed himself after a pursuit that began with a lab blaze and a failed escape by train. Police traced a dramatic confession letter, several clues, and the victim’s identity. insurers may pay a portion of the $100,000 policy to Mrs. Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz
Barstow
Calif
Oakland
Bell
Barbe
Sewartz
Efforts to Annul Adoption Delayed as Trial Eyeing Age Question
In a case touching fraud and adoption, lawyers paused today the move to annul Mary Browning's adoption on grounds she misrepresented her age as 81 rather than 16. The proceedings resume tomorrow with Noble of Applevale due to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Browning
Bryan memorial plans emerge after his funeral
In Arlington, friends discuss building a monument to William Jennings Bryan as a nationwide drive launches for funds. The Miami will provides for a grave marker, with Chicago and Clewiston as proposed sites, amid hopes for a Bryan shrine in Washington.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Arlington National Cemetery
Miami
Pia
Chicago
Bryan
Arlington
Iss
Dionesia Bryan Pressod
Clewiston
Fla
Wheat and Potato Output Shifts by State
State by state changes show wheat down and potatoes up in thousands of bushels across Pennsylvania to Oregon. Production forecasts for August 1 indicate spring wheat and other crops in Minnesota with condition assessments guiding outlooks for major producers.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Montana
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Minnesota
Canada reports 1925 wheat crop at 375 million bushels
The bureau of statistics estimates Canada’s 1925 wheat yield at 375,404,000 bushels, with oats at 446,377,000 and barley 49,650,000. Last year’s wheat was 262,097,000 and oats 405,976,000. Rye stands at 15,802,800 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Bureau of Statistics
Bryan Resignation Reason Tied to Wilson Cabinet Exit
Des Moines Register summarizes H. C. Evans's Yeoman Shield interview claiming William Jennings Bryan resigned from President Wilson's cabinet in 1915 over the U.S. failure to ratify a 32-nation treaty. The article says Bryan urged the treaty with Germany, sent a cable, then received word from Wilson that ratification would not occur, prompting his resignation.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Register Today
H. C. Evans
Yeoman Shield
Wm. Jenninga Bryan
Wilson
United States
Bryan
Germany
Mr. Bryant
Ku Klux Klan Conclave Ends in Washington
A two day Klan conclave in Washington ends as visiting klansmen depart. A towering eighty foot cross shone over the Arlington Hat Show Club grounds during final ceremonies on Pennsylvania Avenue. Two men were arrested for anti Klan literature distribution and Arlington officials escorted them away.
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Washington
Arlington Hat Show Club
Pennsylvania Avenue
G. L. Williams
California
Morris Aberman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arlington County
Klan Prato
John E. Gulledge
Columbu
Gulledgals
Jesus
William Jennings Brvin
Girl Attacked and Killed at Austin Farm Killing
Austin authorities hold a man in connection with the slayings of Mr. and Mrs. Engler and their adopted daughter Emma Engler at their farm southeast of Austin. Physicians say the girl was not attacked prior to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Travis County
Fall shoe styles on display at The Golden Rule
Women can view new fall footwear at The Golden Rule store and save money on purchases. The display highlights current trends and affordable options for buyers and families.
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National Legion
East
Yellowstone
J. Pingree
Salt Lake
C. Burgeson
Denver
R. Stearn
Butte
Poren
C. W. Mann
K. F. Kansmermann
D. Flack
Roserby
New York
J. H. Dt
Jack Cohen
B. B. Smith
Walla Walla
B. Gobin
J. H. Resnes
Omaha
Phil Hanks
Elko
Nev
E. Lammers
Dance Palace
Snatts Aves
6Th
Wien
Upton
Scout Executive
Survey Made
Friends of
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Town
Kentucky
Maine
Davenport
Fireside
Axminster
Paes Furniture Co
Savings In Department
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