Portneuf Refining chooses site near Pocatello
Portneuf Refining Company officers were elected including Nate Morgan as president and H E Clarke as first vice president. The board includes Julius Gottberg and Siebert Rudman. A 1200 barrel daily plant with Wade process rights was planned at Portneuf siding south of Pocatello with construction to start after funding.
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Portneuf Refining Company
Carlson
Nate Morgan
H. E. Clarke
Siebert Rudman
Myron Porges
Tresurer
Julius Gottberg
Portneuf Siding
Pocatello
Pocatello Realty Board
Porgea
Clarke
LaBarge
Los Angeles
Portneuf
Wade
Montpelier Visitors and Local Notices Bundle
Montpelier residents visit hospital patient Miss Jennie Murphy who is recovering from surgery. Nearby travelers include Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murphy and Mrs. Verde Warkdell. Other items note births, illnesses, and local club meeting at Woodman hall.
Moonlight Dance Next Thursday Night
The Moonlight hosts a dance next Thursday evening inviting attendees to enjoy music and social time at the venue. Tickets or entry details are not provided in the fragment.
Loval Band Engaged to Play State Meet
The Elks music committee announced the Pocatello band will perform at the state meet in Burley led by Paul Pasta. A clown band will also entertain, with events tied to the tri county fair on September 2 and 3. Delegates from lodges statewide are expected for a gala Elk activity.
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LOVAL
Elks Lodges
Burley
The
Elks Lodge
Pocatello
Elks
Burey
Paul Pasta
Italy
Tri-County
Loving Cup for Trap Shooters at Pocatello Club
The Pocatello Trap Shooting club announces a two day handicap event on August 23 and 30. Each day 50 birds will be shot with rounds from 16 to 21 yards and back, winner gains permanent possession of the 16 inch $50 engraved cup donated by Pentz Cahoon Jewelry. All members eligible, entries via club secretary.
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Pocatello Trap Shooting Club
Barlet
Pentz- Cahoon Jewelry Company
Three Suspects Held in Woman's Charred Body Case
Three suspects are in custody in Des Moines Iowa related to the discovery of a charred woman’s torso near Carlisle. R C Campbell of Carlisle was arrested and released then rearrested, Jimmy Vogel is detained, and Elmer Saul may be released. Jeanette Miller of Stout Iowa remains missing with no new leads in the hotel disappearance.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Carlisle
R. C. Campbell
Jimmy’’ Vogel
Park Findley
Elmer Saul
Pal
Vogel
Jeanette Miller
Stout
Zionist Congress Brings Anti Semite Violence to Vienna
In Vienna on August 19, despite police efforts to curb unrest at the Zionist congress, anti Semite Hakenkrueusler continues to stir trouble. Last night there were renewed attacks on people suspected of Jewish faith and several arrests were reported.
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Vienna
Zionist Congress
Hakenkrueusler
Bulgarian Leaders Attacked by Riotous Communists in Paris
In Paris on August 19, forty Bulgarian communists raided and beat Theodore Kouleff and Boris Vasoff, president and vice president of Bulgaria's chamber of deputies. Police intervened, pushing Kouleff into a passing auto bus on the Champs Elysees as assailants followed and stormed the vehicle. a force of policemen later dispersed the crowd and arrested two ringleaders.
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Paris
Theodore Kouleff
Boris Vasoff
Chamber of Deputies
Arfto
Champs Elysee
Indians at Fort Hall show strong wheat crop and farming progress
Fort Hall Indians, praised by new reservation superintendent C M Ziebach, are advancing in agriculture with eastern reservation wheat expected to average 70 bushels per acre. He notes irrigation and land quality boost yields, while headway continues as the American Falls dam nears completion.
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Fort Hall
C. M. Ziebach
Ziebach
Tribune
Indian Service
Idaho
Mae Tope
Ridicules War Anti Aircraft Test
Washington August 19 AP Colonel William Mitchell denied the War Department anti aircraft tests at Fort Tilden NY. He called the tests mere kindergarten stuff and urged a government aviation development unit and new air routes to Mexico and South America to speed shipments to Santiago Chile in forty hours. He criticized some routes as using antiquated airplanes and urged Congress to fund aviation benefits.
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Washington
Army Air Service
William Mitchell
War Department
Fort Tilden
New York
Hines
Mitchell
United States
Mexico
South America
Santiago
Chile
Killy
Seek Agreement on River Plan
Arizona, California and Nevada plan a second Colorado River conference after a collapse of talks. Arizona will be represented by a legislative committee, and California and Nevada indicated willingness to meet again to pursue development plans. The earlier Arizona executive committee had withdrawn from participation amid Governor Hunt’s veto and legislative actions.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
California
Nevada
Hunt
Colorado River
Coast defense fires on mock bomber at Fort Tilden
New York August 19 AP reports anti aircraft batteries at Fort Tilden tested on a sleeve shaped enemy plane towed by a Martin bomber. Six eight rounds knocked the target from the sky while searchlights lit the area during the demonstration. Continuous radio contact was kept and a transformer fire briefly threatened one plane before being extinguished. Lieutenant James J Walker’s plane drew fire but none of the crew were harmed.
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New York
Fort Tilden
Long Island
New York Harbor
Coast Artillery
Ypatahday
James J. Walker
Alcott Hayes
W. T. Atkinson
Probing Ball Scandal Reported in Nashville
Nashville leaders announce an investigation by the Southern Baseball Association into rumors that two Nashville players were approached in New Orleans to throw games. The inquiry aims to determine truth and preserve team integrity amid the Aug news.
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Nashville
Tenn
Oe D. Martin
Theouthern Baseball Association
Nashville Baseball
New Orleans
Vaudeville and film at Auditorium this weekend
Ads announce two day show at the Auditorium featuring Western Fields and a picture pro. Prices listed as 10 25 and 50 cents. Indicates usual vaudeville program for Saturday and Sunday.
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Kees
Town Talk: Recovering Mrs. L. M. Barl Jr and Died This Morning
Mrs. L M Barl Jr is reported recovering nicely after an operation. Miss Mane Bartell of Idaho Falls died this morning at a local hospital after several days illness. The body is with McHan Undertaking. California parents expected Thursday. Pocatello Aerie 119 Fraternal Order of Eagles meets Thursday at the Eagle hall to decide on a picnic and other business.
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Ross L. Murphy
Montpelier
Pocatello
Virginia Wilson
Margaret
George Collipreist
Jennie Murphy
Verde Warkdell
R. C. Watkins
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Meridell
Andrew Jensen
South Ninth
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Babe
KF. C. Childs
Portland
Ore
Bertha
Ina Atkin
Idaho Falls
Elizabeth Wheeler
Oscar Peterson
Idaho
Wyoming
Cokeville
Peterson
Roy B. Root
Soda Springs
Ed Lake
Ogden
Utah
James Black
North Arthur
L A
B. of R. T
Woodman Hall
L. M. Barl, Jr
Mane Bartell
McHan Undertaking Company
Miss Bartell
California
Pocatello Aerie No. 119
Order of Eagles
Eagle Hall
Italian Ex-Deputy Held for Extradition After Newark Clash
Vincenzo Vacirca former Italian deputy was arrested after a riot between communists and fascists in Newark. He faced $60,000 bail for extradition after more than 400 participants with six injured. Count Ignatius Edward de Revel and sixteen fascist followers surrendered in Newark. five others released on bail.
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New York
Vincenzo Vacirca
Fasciati
Newark
N. J
Vacircea
Switzerland
Ignatius Edward de Revel
National Fascist League
Mystery Case Deepens on Transcontinental Trains
Chicago Aug 19 AP mystery over a well dressed California woman taken ill on a cross country train deepened as Mrs T B Davison of Los Angeles formerly Bloomington Ill visited the hospital. She said the patient named Mrs Van Pelt Wise was in Paris France and not the woman believed missing. The patient showed improvement.
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Chicago
California
T. B. Davison
Los Angeles
Bloomington
Ill
Wise
Davison
van Pelt Wise
Paris
France
Man killed as car overturns near Darlington
Ed Leonard, a cheese maker for H. L. Laabs at the Darlington factory, was found dead beneath his overturned Ford on the Mackay road between Arco and Darlington. He left Arco at 6 a.m. and the crash likely occurred about 8 a.m. Leonard, 40, is survived by two brothers in Wisconsin and Montana. MeHan Undertaking Co. brought the casket to Pocatello for funeral plans to be announced.
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Ed Leonard
H. L. Laabs Company
Darlington
Mackay Road
Arco
The
Tribune
Leonard
aCacey
SauUil H. L. McHan
MeHan Undertaking Company
Pocatello
Wisconsin
Montana
Boiler defect blamed for Mackinac excursion disaster
Newport R I Aug 19 AP reports state inspectors blamed a defective boiler for the Mackinac excursion steamer blast. The explosion killed 34 people and injured about 100, with a dozen expected to live, as rescue efforts continued.
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Newport
R. 1
Mackinac
Admiral Coontz Assigned to Fifth Naval District
Washington reports Admiral Coontz, commander in chief of the U S fleet, will command the fifth naval district with headquarters at Hampton Roads, Va, after finishing the fleet's Australian tour.
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Washington
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Lynn Brothers
Fairless
Hruce Music Store
Bishops' Lace
Rowland Hall
Beautiful
Wasatch Mountains
Episcopal Church
A. W. Moulton
D. D
Alice MacDonald
Coast Defense
Yribuné
Coontz
Mieliner
the Shop For Women
Main and Clark
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