Robbery at Denver payroll site nets $5000 haul
A masked bandit robbed a payroll crew at a Denver construction site tied to Frank Kirchhoff Co. diverting $5000 from the three company officials including Frank Kirchhoff Jr. The assailant forced workers and fired a shot wounding Earl Hershey before fleeing in a hired car with two accomplices waiting nearby.
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Denver
Frank Kirch Construction Co
Frank Kirchhoff, Jr
New York
Katherine Ifft
Pocatello
Ater
G. Nicholas Ifft
Une
Denver Uunity Stadium
Kirchhoff
Earl Hershey
Henry Osborn
Shack
BS Shack
Kirchhoff, Hershey
Osre
Hershey
Kire
Chiefs Lead Indian Parade at Idaho Fair Opening
A grand Indian parade will open the four day Idaho fair in Blackfoot on September 15 led by Toopompy idoy Tea Pokibro and rank Wood ogan in colorful regalia. Chiefs Tendoy and cast from the Covered Wagon will perform with Ralph Inte directing parade arrangements. Local Elks and merchants plan floats and the Pocatello Italian band along with Blackfoot Scout and Legion bands will provide music.
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Idoy
Tea Pokibro
Rank Woodogan
Blackfoot
Penevits
Marshall
K Elmo
Red Sking
Tendoy
Ders
Geteen
Ralph Inte
Ant
Elks
Idaho
Frank DeKay
Pocatello
Y Scout and Legion Bands
Kfoot
Sion
Good Appetite and Blood Purity Advertisement
An advertising snippet promotes a healthy appetite and blood purification. It claims 8.8.8. strengthens blood, boosts energy, sharpens eyes, and builds vitality and vigor for a strong, well body. It urges hearty eaters to reclaim strength before illness and to avoid fluctuating wellness.
Commissioner Must Be in Attendance at Boxing Events
Boise meeting of the state athletic commission with Gov. Moore and F. A. Jeter set new rules. No boxing or wrestling permits will be issued unless a commissioner can attend. if multiple bouts occur, a representative may supervise. Strict enforcement of the fouling rule was ordered. Sherlock reelected chairman.
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Boise
State Athletic Commission
C. C. Moore
F. A. Jeter
Athletic Board
T. J. Sherlock
John H. Kane
Pocatello
George McKeown
Wallace
Mr. Sherlock
Worth Clark to Locate Pocatello
D Worth Clark a former Pocatello resident and son of the late D Worth Clark Short Line attorney will locate in Pocatello and begin his law practice as an associate of Roy L Black former Idaho attorney general He will have offices with Black in the Valentine building A Notre Dame and Harvard Law School graduate he has many friends in Pocatello who welcome his move to practice here.
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D. Worth Clark
Pocatello
Intermountain Country
Roy L. Black
Idaho
Clark
Black
Valentine Building
Notre Dame
Harvard Law School
Hospital Notes: Local Patients Leave After Treatments
Marion Merckley, burned in a highway accident between Blackfoot and the city, was released after three weeks in a local hospital and went home to Blackfoot. James Roskelley of Fairfield and George Hanson of Chrystal recently returned home after minor surgeries or procedures. Catherine Liot and Mrs W Bunce, both treated at local hospitals, also went home. Continuous brief entries note multiple residents discharged after medical care.
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Marion Merckley
Blackfoot
James Roskelley
Fairfield
George Hanson
Chrystal
Catherine Lniot
North Harrison
W. Bunce
T. E. Barrett
West Lander
W. van Meeks
Hillcrest
Town Talk: Tribal Dance Near Fort Hall and Local News
A tribal dance is set for 3 30 this afternoon about a mile and a half west of Fort Hall with directions available at George's store. Allan Grimes a Northwestern University medical student recovering from surgery in Lynn Brothers hospital plans to depart for Evanston and Chicago for medical school. L C Weaver O S L dispatcher heads to Seattle with wife for a northwest tour before returning to Pocatello. The final Pocatello trap club shoot is on at 9 am east of the city as chicken hunting season begins. an active turnout is requested.
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Fort Hall
George’s
Allan Grimes
Northwestern University
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Northy Epstern
Evanston
Chicago
Pocatello
Low excursion fares announced for Salt Lake City and Ogden
J. C. Hansen, local U. S. ticket agent, reports tariffs distributed to agents on the Oregon Short Line and Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad. Extremely low excursion fares to Salt Lake City and Ogden take effect with a selling date of September 5. Fares are one cent per mile in each direction, the lowest ever placed in effect.
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J. C. Hansen
Oregon Short Line
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Los Angeles and
Salt Lake
Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Correction: Details of North Pocatello Oak Street crash
The Tribune clarifies the Oak street crossing collision occurring at 12 40 Friday morning in North Pocatello. Ray Cox drove into the middle of the crossing when a switch engine struck the left side of his car, leaving extensive left side damage but no damage to the headlights or front end.
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the Tribune
Oak Street
North Pocatello
Ray Cox
Adelaide Anderson School of Music Reopens Fall Term
The Adelaide Anderson School of Music closed a term on August 1 and will reopen August 31 for the fall term. The building at 241 North Hayes houses fourteen teachers offering instruction across all branches with several new planes added to the program.
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Pall Terms
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Meneay
North Hayes
Y M A Physical Department Plans Large Fall Activities
The Y M A physical department outlines a crowded fall and winter schedule with reorganized committees under M W Williams and R R Wolf. Groups will focus on church and Sunday school relations, rail and industry ties, medical exams, hygiene, basketball, volleyball, swimming, life saving, and adult fitness. Wrestling and boxing gain prominence with a planned plunge for winter and new basketball leagues indicating a record gym year.
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Department of Physical Education
M. W. Williams
R. R. Wolf
Convention to Be at Burley for State Elks Meet
The Elks lodge plans a large delegation trip to Burley for the state meet on September 2 and 3 with two bands from Pocatello and local entertainment. A big barbecue and district fair entertainment are planned. Harry Fox says the meet will be highly successful, the fourth state association meeting after Boise Pocatello and Twin Falls.
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Elks Lodge
Burley
Pocatellans
Morpheus
Harry Fox
State Association
Boise
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Mrs J E Kinnersley to Tour Coast for Three Weeks
Mrs J E Kinnersley wife of engineer Kinnersley and daughter Lucielle will travel to Los Angeles San Francisco Portland and Seattle then return to Pocatello about three weeks' absence. J K Lamar a Cheyenne clerk formerly of Pocatello visited yesterday and noted as former Idaho Tech classmate. F L Thompson Idaho Falls former sanitary inspector toured the east and visited Passione before returning home. James C Rich a Denver University student returns to Colorado City soon after a stay with friends in the city and will join Denver Tramway Co as assistant auditor and plans to attend Denver Lance late November.
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Coast
C. Weaver
Seattle
Mrs. Weaver
Northwest
J. E. Kinnersley
Kinnersley
Lucielle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Pocatello
J. K. Lamar
Cheyenne
Short Line
Idaho Tech
F. L. Thompson
Idaho Falls
Passione
James C. Rich
Denver University
Colorado City
Denver Tramway Company
Denver Lance
Funeral for Mrs. J. P. Morgan Held Private Monday
The funeral for Mrs. J. P. Morgan wife of the international banker who died after a two month illness from sleeping sickness will be private and held Monday. Only family members will attend.
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Meres
New York
J. P. Morgan
Lecture on Artificial Respiration At Local Y M C A
Dr E N Roberts a division surgeon will lecture on artificial respiration its purpose and practice before the life saving class at the Y M C A next Thursday August 20 at 7 pm. The course runs twice weekly over five weeks with texts from Red Cross and insurance sponsors and includes notes tests and questions from each lecturer.
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E. N. Roberts
Y. M
American Red Cross Life Saving Service
Roberts
A. M. Newton
Nadl
L. H. Crawshaw
Buffalo Roundup Planned at Yellowstone Park
Superintendent Albright announces a buffalo roundup in Yellowstone on the Lamar river south side about fifteen miles from Camp Roosevelt. August 30 for a week with buses from Canyon Hotel and Canyon Camp to Buffalo Ranch. Prominent guests including congressmen and likely the army chief of staff are expected.
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Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Lamar River
Camp Roosevelt
Canyon Hotel
Canyon Camp
Buffalo Ranch
Army
Wagnitz Located Near Twin Falls
W. B. Wagnitz, a local grower who disappeared July 23, has been located near Twin Falls. He had been missing after an unsuccessful gold quest and spent several days in the Arco country before moving on to Twin Falls where he worked as a harvest hand.
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W. B. Wagnitz
the Tribune
Tribune reports man forms family during long absence
The Tribune notes that during a prolonged absence a man formed a family and immediately called his wife by long distance to tell her where he was.
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Nite
the Tribune
Bentley Elected Imperial Trustee
Word from Providence R. I. that Finis Bentley a well known Pocatello attorney and former president of the Rotery club has been elected to the Imperial Trustee post in the Rotary movement.
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Providence, R. T
Finis Bentley
Pocatello
The
Rotery Club
Bentley elected Imperial trustee for six year term
Bentley elected to the office of Imperial trustee for a six year term at the Imperial Palace Knights of Khorassan. He is noted for актив involvement in D. O. K. work in Idaho and held army posts with the Idaho and Pocatello organization. Mrs. Bentley and her two sons visit East Orange New Jersey with her parents.
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Imperial Trustee
Imperial Palace
Knights of Khorassan
Bentley
Idaho
Idaho and Pocatello
East Orange
N. J
Extra copies of the Rec lamation Edition at The Tribune
Readable notice states extra copies of the Rec lamation Edition are available for pickup at The Tribune office.
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Tribune
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Pocatello Elk
Yellowstone
Lael Anthony
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Georgia
Levi Strauss
Wagnitz
Imperial
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Dodge Bros., Incorporated
Dodge Brothers
Preston A. Blair CO
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