Radio Star Delights Chamber of Commerce Forum
Victor Larsen, son of E W Larsen, entertained the noon luncheon with two vocal numbers. Speakers James L Hays and Roy Wood discussed Union Pacific plans for a September 6 7 field and track meet in Pocatello with hundreds of entrants and trophies. The panel debated trucking versus rail service and road wear, ending with a vote to consider the US world court entry and home products vs imports at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Larsen
E. W. Larsen
Larsen, Bhafer Furniture Company
Chamber of Commerce
Larsen
Priend
Mandalay
James L. Hays
Omaha
Union Pacific Raiload Company
Roy Wood
Wood and Hemphill
Twin Falls
Dick Wells
Howard Shafer
Hays
Chamber Plana
Union Pacific
Pocatello
U. P
Los Angeles
Green River
Marysville
System
Carl Gray
E. E. Calvin
G. H. Griffith
G. H. Sines
Wood
Idaho
United States
Chamber
Postoffice Money Order Forms Stolen From Cartersville Mont
Postmaster A B Bean receives a Spokane inspector warning that money order forms 6831 through 7000 were stolen from Cartersville Montana. A woman about 30 to 35 with bobbed brown hair blue eyes and plain appearance and a man aged 35 to 40 accompanied by a Dodge sedan tourist type are believed to cash forged orders in Pacific coast cities mostly on Saturdays. Authorities urged police garages banks hotels and merchants to watch for them and to aid in immediate arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bean
Riddiford
Postoffice
Spokane
Wash
Cartersville
Mont
Pacific Coast
Kentucky
Pioneer of Utah Died Here Today
John James Cherry died this morning at his home in Pocatello at 540 South Fourth avenue. Born October 16, 1857 in Centerville, Utah, he lived in Morgan Utah before moving to Grace Idaho in 1896 to farm, and had resided in Pocatello the last five years. Survived by children Cora Grimes Horace Cherry Henriette Cherry Laura Ann Jack Cherry Phoebe Cherry five grandchildren two brothers A B Cherry Thomas Cherry two sisters Phoebe A Brough Melba Jacobsen. Schuchamer and Hall in charge of arrangements with details pending word from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James Cherry
South Fourth Avenue
Mr. Cherry
Centerville
Utah
Morgan
Grace
Idaho
Pocatello
Cora FP. Grimes
Horace R. Cherry
Oakland
California
Henriette Cherry
Salt Lake City
Laura, Ann
Jack Cherry
Phoebe Cherry
Butte
Montana
A. B. Cherry
North Eighth
This City
Thomas Cherry
Victor
Phoebs A. Brough
Bountiful
Melba Jacobsen
Schumacher and Hall Company
Seamen Strike Sparks Gunfire Near Union Office
Five shots were fired from a window at the National Bailera and Firemen's union office during a meeting of striking seamen in London. The shots were aimed as a protest against the union's stance against the ongoing unofficial British seamen strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Bailera
Firemen's Union
Town Talk Members Leave for Mackay Fishing Trip
C F Rork and C B Onderdonk depart for a few days of fishing in the Mackay area. Mrs Mabel Marchetti of 709 South Hays gave birth to a daughter at Lynn Brothers hospital. mother and baby report to be well. Mrs Samuel Cudlip and daughter Phyllia of Michigan visit Dr R J Crase on North Hayes before returning east from Yellowstone trip. Infant Nola Joan Howell dies. funeral held at 3pm from Mrs Neilsen’s home with Bishop Leo Edgley presiding. interment at Mountainview by Schumacher and Fall Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Marchetti
South Hays
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Samuel Cudlip
Phyllia
Michigan
City
Nola Joan Howell
Q. B. Howell
Misa Ella Neilsen
Commercial Dance Hall to Open Fall Winter Season
The Commercial dance hall in the Franklin building on North Main will open Friday evening for the fall winter season. The orchestra will be led by Bill Priest, formerly with the George Olsen orchestra at the Portland hotel in Portland Oregon. Priest has performed on the Orpheum and Keith circuits and spent the past year with Eddie Cantor's Kid Boots Revue Ziegfeld Follies and Victor records with the Olsen ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
Franklin Building
North Main
Bill Priest
George Olsen
Portland
Oregon
Priest
Orpheum
Keith
Eddie Cantor
Victor Records
Olsen
High School Instructor Returns From 8000 Mile Canada Mexico Trip
William Maddox manual training instructor and Mrs Maddox completed an 8000 mile auto tour through Canada Mexico and the intermountain states arriving today. They were joined by Lee A Blackburn and children for a plan to visit Mackay Arco and Craters of the Moon before Bear Lake and the September 14 school opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maddox
Personals Notes on Local Travel and Visit
W Lawrence and wife traveled to Downey yesterday afternoon on business. L Rich of McCammon is in town today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lawrence
Downey
L Rich of
McCammon
Escaped Prisoner Returned to Bannock County Jail
Raymond Lamoreaux who escaped from Bannock county jail Saturday evening was brought back from Preston by Deputy Alma Marley and placed in a single cell. He had been sentenced by District Judge O R Baum on June 17 to 120 days in jail and fined 300 dollars for petit larceny, the fine suspended. Lamoreaux previously left the county building August 22 and told his father he had been released to stay home and attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lamoreaux
Bannock
Preston
Alma Marley
Lamoreaux
O. R. Baum
Henderson
Marley
Adelaide Anderson School of Music Opens Fall Term
The Adelaide Anderson School of Music begins the 1925 26 season in a new central building with ample equipment and a strong staff. Instructors include Adelaide Anderson Sanford Ethel Rowdon Gaylord Sanford Fern Williams Gertrude Day Evelyn Blosser and Pauline Faith with W Clive Bradford directing voice and Lucille Tavey Forter assisting. Violin is led by Harold Webster Florence Anderson and Mae Nissen joins as cello professor while Ralph Emory teaches banjo and Gaylord Sanford handles saxophone and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Eaheaine Adelaide Anderson Sanford
Chicago Musical College
Ethel Terry Rowdon
Beethoven College Ofusic
England
Gaylort Sanford
Bcatello
Fern Williams
Idaho Teeh
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Gertrude Day
Evelyn Blosser
Idaho Tech
Adelaide Anderson School
Pauline Faith
W. Clive Bradford
Lucille Tavey Forter
Puppigen
Hars
Florence W. Anderson
Hans Stitt
Royal Conservatory
Leipsig
Webster
Mae Nissen
Hinrichs
Davenport
University of Iowa
Ralph Emory
Colorado College
Arthur W. Black
Gaylord Sanford
Childre
Missionary Society and Sewing Circle Meetings Announced
The Women's Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene will meet at 341 West Clark Thursday at 2 30 led by Mrs. Gertrude Holmes. The G I A Sewing Circle meets tomorrow 10 a m to 4 p m at 627 North Garfield with Mrs Western R Young hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Church of the Nazerene
West Clark
Gertrude Holmes
G. I. A. Sewing Circle
Western R. Young
North Garfield
Operators not ready to deal in coal wage talks
Wilkes barre Penn August 26 AP the anthracite operators told the No Strike commission they have not changed their position on miners demands for a new wage agreement. Coolidge meets Storrow in Swampscott and says not to interfere while urging settlement. Davis returns to Washington to review the case with Kerwin as observers report on the negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-barre, Penn
Hard Coal Regions
Swampscott
Mass
President Coolidge
James Storrow
New England
Storrow
William Coolidge
Boston
West Virinia
Coolidge
Washington
Davis
Labor Department
Wnt
Hugh L. Kerwin
Department
Atlantic City
Ice Water Endangers Nevada Blacksmith in Heat
Reno, Aug. 26 AP report says G. Aldaya of Biko, a Nevada blacksmith, drank ice water and suffered four hours of distress as doctors fought to relieve swelling in his throat glands, tracing the danger to chilling effects from cold fluids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno, Nev
G. Aldaya
Biko
Arctic Ships Resume Trip
The Bowdoin and Peary, MacMillan’s Arctic expedition ships, left Murchison Sound Greenland and headed south toward Greenland and Labrador. They faced renewed head winds and fog with the Peary then seeking shelter near Conical Rock as Koelz and Williams joined for the visit to the murre cliffs at Atkahni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Greenland
National Geographic Society
Society
Bowdoin and
Peary
MacMillan
Arctic Expedition
Murchison Sound
Labrador
Bell Rock
Fitzelarance Island
Booth Sound
Aktahni
Bowdoin
Jee of Saunder
Conical Rock
Parker Snow Points
Walter N. Koelz
Maynard Owen Williams
the Peary
Atkahni
Flier Captures Schiff Trophy at Bantam Station
In Swampecott Massachusetts on August 26 AP reports President Coolidge will award the Herbert Schiff memorial trophy to Lieutenant Reginald de Noyes Thomas on duty at Bantam Naval Air Station. The prize honors Lieutenant Herbert Schiff, killed in Hampton Roads in 1924, and goes to the naval pilot with the most flying hours in the year, Thomas recording 683 hours for the year ending July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Storm wrecks most of town in Calipatria
A late evening storm struck Calipatria ten miles north of Brawley demolishing numerous buildings and injuring residents. The Southern Pacific station and Globe Grain and Milling plant were destroyed while despite debris the business district seemed less damaged. Widespread outages impeded search and rescue as lanterns guided crews seeking victims.
Tribesmen Capture French Garrison at Deir Ex Zor
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Cairo reports that the French garrison at Deir Ex Zor Syria on the Euphrates right bank has fallen to Jel Deuse Druse tribesmen. The rebellion against French rule in Syria is said to be spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cairo
Deir-Ex-Zor
Syria
Euphrates
Unemployment climbs in Great Britain to 1.298 million
London figures released today show British unemployment rose by 29,000 last week, bringing the total to 1,298,000 as the jobless total continues to mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Prominent Man Praises North West Insurance Strength
A leading figure declares preference for a fire policy with the GENERAL over all rivals, citing trust in the North West company’s proven soundness. He notes over a million and a half dollars in capital and surplus funded by policyholders and says growth shows many share this view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
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Radio Star
Chamber OF Commerce Forum
Baritone
Montana Postoffice
Mackay
C.F. Rork
C. B. Onderdonk
Tribune
Clobe Motors, Inc
Fifth and Center St
Nevada
Arctic
Baker
Ore
Boise
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
Col
Modena
FLIER
Britain
Sam P. Smith
Ance CO. OF America
Toyland
Petersen Furniture Co
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