Vormon Stake Conference Ends With Attendance by Heber J Grant
The Pocatello stake of the L D S church held its third quarterly conference with Elder Hyrum G Smith and Patriarch Smith representing church authorities. President William Hyde presided Saturday with special music by the Stake Relief Society directed by Mrs Ella Barrin and solo by Jeannie Fla Pugmire. Heber J Grant of Salt Lake City was expected for today’s sessions as the afternoon hall dedication and evening program concluded. Public sessions are scheduled at 2 and 7:30.
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Te L. D
Church Pocatello Stake
William Hyde
Ening
Hyrum G. Smith
Allred
Stake Relief Society
Ella Barrin
Jee Fla Pugmire
Martha Pugmire
Stake Board Relief Society
Snith
Heber J. Grant
Salt Lake City
Stake
J. Hendrik
Walker Casey Jones Led Wandering Health Tour Across States
The self styled traveling bard Casey Jones, once invalided, walked from hometown toward health and fame. He visited Texas San Antonio and promising towns collecting mementos and signatures from officials before heading toward Boise, finishing near home after a long western Central journey.
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Clarki
Casey
Jones
Bellingham
Ngton
Tonio
San Antonio
Texas
Cal
Luther
California
Yellow @ park
Boise
Pocatello Elks Plan State Reunion Attendees
The Pocatello Elks announce travel arrangements for the state reunion in Burley September 2 and 3. Cars will transport the local lodge delegation, credentials must be obtained, and a bulletin with full details is posted at the Elk temple.
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Bik
Burley
K. L. Getty
Transportation Committee
Elk Temple
Pocatello
Noted Lecturer Leaves Overland for East
Doctor C H Robertson noted lecturer and head of the Orient department of the national Y M C A left Saturday morning overland for Omaha with his family. He arrived in the port of San Francisco July 31 where they bought a car and began the overland journey to the Far East, after seven years away. From Omaha they will visit Indiana and Illinois before New York. An accident en route has put Robertson about ten days behind schedule. He gave a Rotary Club lecture last Thursday.
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C. H. Robertson
The
Orient
Foreign Department
National Council of the Y. M. C. A
Omaha
Dr. Robertson
G. L. Tyler
Tylers
Sixth Avenue
Robertson
Indiana
Illinois
New York
Rotary Club
Hospital Notes From Nampa and Nearby Areas
M Willard of Nampa is undergoing treatment at a local hospital. Mrs. Mastero of 1228 North Hayes was bitten by a dog and treated. Dave Evans of Pauline has recovered enough to go home. H C Rouse at 530 West Day had a minor operation yesterday. Mrs. Lynn Richardson of 1033 North Harrison is sick at home. James Smith of 321 South Hayes is ill at home. Don Phillips, a Short Line cook, arrived at a local hospital with blood poisoning of the arm.
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M. Willard
Nampa
Mastero
North Hayes
Dave Evans
Pauline
H. C. Rouse
West Day
Lynn Richardson
North Harrison
James Smith
South Hayes
Don Phillips
Baltimore Boxer Dundee to Fight Pinkey Mitchell in Philadelphia
Baltimore boxer Joe Dundee has been matched to fight Pinkey Mitchell in a 10 round decision bout at Philadelphia on September 21, announced by Dundee's manager. Dr. Evans of Boise will visit St Marie hotel next Thursday August 27 to offer optical service in Pocatello.
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Oe Ee
Mitchell
Baltimore
Joe Dundee
Pinkey Mitchell
Philadelphia
Dundee
Dr. Evans
Boise
St. Marie
Pocatello
J. T. Evans
Short Nursing Course Offers Practical Certificates
A brief notice advertises a nursing short course starting September 2 at 4148 Main with distribution of practical certificates upon completion.
Conference to be held in Recreation hall Sunday August twenty third
Town Talk reports American Falls leaders Dr J H Lynn and C W Lawrence on a business trip. Pocatello Stake Conference will feature President Heber J Grant as principal speaker at the Recreation hall. Also noted are local musicians Prof and Mrs J G Gardner returning from a salmon river fishing trip. Carl Wallin of Ogden joined his brother William Wallin for a Salt Lake business trip. William to stay here indefinitely.
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American Falls
J. H. Lynn
C. W. Lawrence
Gotardey American Falls
Pocatello Stake
Recreation Hall
Heber J. Grant
J. (. Gardner
Salmon River
Carl Wallin
Ogden
William Wallin
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Realty plans unfold as G C Gray relocates to Poca
G C Gray formerly of Montpelier where he ran a banking business is in Poca tello and intends to open a realty office in this city.
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G. C. Gray
Montpelier
Pocatello
Fraser Party Returns From Two Week Trip
Mr and Mrs Ernest Fraser of the Woolley apartments and Miss Helen Nye a nurse at a local hospital returned yesterday from a two weeks trip to the Craters of the Moon and Hailey country They report a very enjoyable trip.
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Ernest Fraser
Woolley Apartments
Helen Nye
Craters of the Moon
Hailey
Left for Wyoming Vacation by Roberts and Huffman
Mr and Mrs George Roberts and RE Huffman left Saturday for a fishing and hunting trip through eastern Idaho and Wyoming by car They will camp along the way and enjoy outdoor recreation The Roberts and Huffman are employed in The Tribune business department.
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Wyoming
George Roberts
RE. E. Huffman
Idaho
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Huffman
the Tribune
YMCA Plans New Young Men Division For Boys
At the first joint meeting of the YMCA boards the new boys division schedule is recommended for September 1 in Pocatello. G Nicholas Ifft chairs the boys work committee to present final action on the plan which may class members 18 to 21 as either men or boys with a special rate between the old boys and men rates. Other joint matters and Tribune want ads noted.
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Board of Trustees
Fof
G. Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello
Pocatello Fire Department Receives Praise and Donation
Charles C. Cook manager of the Al G Barnes Circus commends the Pocatello fire brigade for prompt efficient and systematic action on a circus train car fire. He notes the crew’s quick response in a remote location and encloses a $20 donation to the firemen's fund with thanks and best wishes.
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Pocatello Fire Department
A. B. Canfield
Charles C. Cook
al. G. Barnes Circus
Canfield
Pocatello
City Fire Brigade
City of Pocatello
U. S
Canada
Potatello Fire Department
Charles C, Cook
Landis to Rule On Southern Association Scandal
Chicago reports the baseball scandal reaches Commissioner Landis after Nashville players were accused of being told to “lay down” to help New Orleans in the pennant race. John Martin, president of the Southern Association, faces findings from investigations sparked by Nashville Banner reports.
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Chicago
Southern Association
Keneshaw M. Landis
John Martin
Nashville Banner
Nashville
New Orleans
Convict Held in Murder Plot Against Husband
Oscar Amos, ex convict, is jailed on charges of conspiring with Mrs. William Hethman to kill her husband with rat poison so she could marry Amos. A poison package was found in a stove and Mrs. Hethman admitted placing poison in coffee. the husband survived. She had not been arrested due to her children.
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Cairo
Lil
Oscar Amos
William Hethman
Amos
Hethman
Leslie Roche
Boy reports seeing girl killed in Colorado coal pit
An eight year old Eaton boy told county officers he witnessed two large boys strike Isabelle Ramariz seven to death and dump her body into a water filled coal pit near Eaton. An inquest is planned for late today.
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Greeley
Colo
Eaton
Colorado
Isabelle Ramariz
Ferry capsized in Meghna river near Sang alyia
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Calcutta reports twelve people drowned when a ferry boat capsized in a storm on the Meghna river near Sangalia yesterday.
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London
Calcutta
Meghna
Sangalyia
Davis Cup Exhibition Doubles In Brookline
William T. Tilden Jr and Sandy Wiener of Philadelphia beat George M. Lott of Chicago and Ro hen of San Francisco 9 7 in Brookline Massachusetts in an exhibition doubles match concluding the Davis Cup play.
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Brookline
Mass
William T. Tilden, Jr
Sandy” Wiener
Philadelphia
George M. Lott
Chicago
Rohen
San Francisco
Trapshooters Penze Cahoon Cup Opener At Pocatello Club
The Pentz Cahoon $50 loving cup sheet begins at the Pocatello Trap club grounds with fifty targets, handicaps from 16 to 21 yards, and a subsequent fifty a week later. Open to club members, the silver loving cup trophy sits on an ebony base and the shoot starts at 9 o'clock.
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Pocatello
American flyer wounded in training flight in Morocco
The American flying squadron volunteering with France against the Rif, based at Casa Blanca in French Morocco, reported its first casualty when Lieutenant Colonel Charles Kerwood of Philadelphia fell during a training flight. He was injured but not seriously hurt.
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Casa Blanc
French Morocco
Charles Kerwood
Philadelphia
France Sends Reply on Security Pact to Berlin
France will deliver its reply to Germany on the proposed security pact to the Berlin foreign offices Monday morning and publish the communication to the public on Wednesday.
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Paris
France
Germany
Berlin
Radio sales pitch seeks early entrants for big money
A terse ad promises strong commissions for top salespeople in radio with no prior radio experience required. It invites readers who have succeeded in selling to write or visit for discussion as the season begins and highlights Zenith Radio into the copy.
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Zenith Radio Byolmatvely
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Robert Graham
George Swesey
J. B. Bacon
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