Missing Alameda man sought by anxious wife
Mrs J B Wagnitz of 108 McKinley Avenue Alameda appeals for information about her husband J B Wagnitz who left Pocatello July 28 and was headed to Arco. He is 56, 5 feet 11 inches, 160 pounds, blue eyes, wears glasses, and drives a Ford with camping gear and red wheels. Report any sightings to Mrs Bagnitz.
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J. B. Wagnitz
McKinley Enue
Alameda
Pocatello
Arco
Wagnitz
Ival
Forgery Suspect Sought in Local Check Scheme
Police pursue a youth about 17 to 18 years old for forging checks signed W. P. McDonald of Idaho Wholesale Grocery. Seven checks on First National Bank were circulated to local merchants, including a small payment at McVay Grocery. The boy, described as 5 foot 9, slender, red-cheeked, wears gray pants and a light shirt, has no hat, and is believed to be local.
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W. P. McDonald
Idaho
Comny
McVay
East Halliday Street
Uth
W. P. MacDonald
McDonald
Government building program to cost 100 million dollars
Senator Smoot of the senate operations committee plans a 100 million dollar government building program request for the next Congress session. If tax reform blocks the bill he would finance it with a bond issue and aims to drop rent questions for government utilities. In Belgrade the Jugoslav government closes the Greek frontier amid reports of a plague outbreak in Piraeus.
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Washington
Airman Smoot
Senate
Congress
Utah
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Piraeus
Collision at Rail Crossing After Dance Tragedy
At a rail crossing near Blackfoot two youths were killed instantly and a third died later. The wreck involved a speeding passenger car dragged by a train after an accident that drew a large crowd. Victims named Cherrington Bumgarner and Donn Dunn, with devastating injuries reported. Cherrington’s family runs a welding shop, Bumgarner a Blackfoot cigar store, and Dunn’s parents own a ranch nearby.
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Pocatello
Cherrington
Bumgarner
Donn
Ng Dunn
Kfoot
Prietor
Ican Falls
Blackfoot
Lewis and Clark Entered Idaho One Hundred Years Ago
A historical note recalls the Lewis and Clark expedition entering Idaho a century ago under Presidents Jefferson and the paired leaders. The article reflects on their daring journey, hardships including dog meat rations, and the lasting impact on U S territorial and national loyalty.
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Lewis and Clark
Idaho
Thomas Jefferson
Lena Goldfields Concession Ties With Anglo American Syndicate
Moscow reports the Lena Goldfield concessions ratified by the council of commissars. A fifty year contract with British Lena Goldfields Corp gives control of Siberia's Lena mines to an Anglo American syndicate with 50 percent American investment.
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Moscow
Lena
Council of Commissars
Lena Goldfields Corporation
Siberia
Walter Lyman Brown
Los Angeles
Calif
American Relief Administration
Alexander Malozemoff
Oakland
Frederick W. D. Gwynne
London
Russian Mining Corporation, Ltd
Altaimings Limited
Sinsert Conpany
Lena Goldfields Company
Anglo- American
Lena River
Altai
Europe
Asia
Miss Burrus Returns From South Trip
Miss Adelyne Burrus returns to Pocatello after visiting relatives in the south. She was a delegate from the University of Washington to the Kappa Delta national convention at Mackinac Island Michigan.
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South
Adelyne Burrus
Pocatello
Miss Burrus
University of Washington
Mackinac Island
Mich
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Yellowdependent & Ford Publication
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Yellowstone
Mount Moran
Urvey Peak
Zeigler
B. Cobb
Kollision
Meredith Lewis
Charlottsville
Lewis
BE. Francis Hede
Atlntic
Colusa
Tribune
Siberian Field
Scholl
PrPele Keykoeke
Sanford
Waterman
YS Koreys
Colonial Club
Garden Court
Ian
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Alter
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