Forum meeting to discuss United States World Court proposal
Chamber of Commerce hosts a Wednesday luncheon forum at Bannock Hotel to review the World Court issue. Executive and associate committees include A J Pierce and James Cogs, with many local citizens named. Posture follows President Coolidge's World Court policy stance as Senate debate looms.
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United States
World Court
Repentative Citizens
James Cogs
O. R. Baum
Finisentley
Charles A. Brown
James Russell
E. E. Byer
C. H. Landler
Alice Cosgrove
C. Dolan
J. E. Edgerton
W. Ewing
W. R. Ferris
Aomi Fraker
George F. Gasser
Elias Gottberg
John Hood
M . Johnson
L. Lewin, Jr
C. E. M. Loux
W. P. Memald
W. P. McDonald
D. EB. Mul
William J. Mullen
W. Jullen
Walter Newcomb
Arthur Metersen
Noah St. Pond
J. J. Af
E. N. Roberts
Benoss
Mary E. Russell
D. Wervice
Walter R. Siders
George '. Bloan
E. P. Smith
F. M. Sorgatz
D. W. Standrod
Robert M. Terrell
R. M. Terrell
Chamber of Comerce
Orld Court
Montpelier Visitors Noted in Local Notices
Local personals report William Mclellan a Montpelier hardware merchant visiting Pocatello over Saturday. Al Theil of Montpelier, member of Theil firm, a Montpelier business visitor in the city yesterday. Mrs J Lambert of Leadore Idaho, a Pocatello visitor yesterday, stopped en route home. Mrs J Jensen of Montpelier visited at daughter Walker’s home yesterday and returned home on No 17. Dr J H Lynn was called to Big Bo on professional business.
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William Mclellan
Montpelier
Pocatello
al Theil
The
Theil
J. Lambert
Leadore
Idaho
J. Jensen
Alker
J. H. Lynn
Auto Electric Service Code Promises Fair, Quality Car Care
A local auto shop outlines a customer first service code to give prompt, low cost first class work. It stresses trained staff for battery and ignition systems and invites customer suggestions while touting Willard batteries at reduced prices.
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Bannock County
Local School Election Set for Tuesday Afternoon
Voters will cast ballots Tuesday between 1 and 6 p.m. West side polls at the senior high school and east side at Bonneville school. Six candidates filed for the school board including Jesse M. Chase W H Jackson H B Thompson Hor ace Wittlesey A R McPherson and Claude Bistline the only incumbent seeking re election others retiring include Tom R Davis and E A Bradfield.
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West Side
East Side
Bonneville
Jesse M. Chase
W. H. Jackson
H. B. Thompson
Horace Wittlesey
A. R. McPherson
Pocatello Men Fined For Game Violations
A group of Pocatello hunters, Adelmo Colacanni, Mike Bianchi, Joe Poletti, Angelo Carron, and Catone Duccini, were arrested August 23 near Lake Channel for shooting sage hen in Power county. They pleaded guilty before Judge R. O. Jones at American Falls and each paid a $25 fine plus costs. R. E. Shaw was arrested August 24 for willful destruction of a pheasant and fined $25 plus costs. Frank Greenburg was charged with an out of season pheasant and fined $25 plus costs.
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Pocatello
State Fish and Game Department
Adelmo Colacanni
Mike Bianchi
Joe Poletti
Angelo Carron
Catone Duccini
Lake Channel
Sage Heng
Power County
R. O. Jones
American Falls
Eagles Clash With Idaho Falls Today
The Eagles travel to Idaho Falls to face the Doughboys with Heard on the mound and Howerton catching. Infielders Levine Peterson Pettit Gerboth and outfielders Jackson Kirkendall Hillman join the lineup as fans prepare to greet the visitors.
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Eagles
Idaho Falls
Heard
Howerton
Levine
Peterson
Pettit
Gerboth
Jackson
Kirkendall
Hillman
Local Hospital Notes Report Numerous Patients and Births
Several residents are listed as ill or recently released from a local hospital. E M Reese of 153 North Grant and R E Pendral of 852 East Clark have left confinement, while Mrs H A Price and Mabel Fishbeck remain ill at home. Mr and Mrs M Phillips welcomed a daughter born at a local hospital. Gustpera gave birth to another daughter. The town's medical visitors include Co L Smart and wife of Jerome Idaho and William Nixon of Los Angeles. James Bamburg of Mackay and John McCormick of Gary Ind. sought medical advice in town. A minor operation was performed on Tree Just, and a Tyhee child suffered a double arm fracture. The Colburn baby is receiving treatment.
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E. M. Reese
North Grant
H. A. Price
North Arthur
M. Phillips
R. E. Pendral
East Clark
Mabel Fishbeck
North Twelfth
Gust Pera
Yesteray. Co
Charles Colburn
William Nixon
Los Angeles
James Bamburg
Mackay
John McCormick
Gary
Ind
Pocatello
Church and Legion notices from Idaho town
The First Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will run the morning service with John Brady editor of the Idaho State Journal delivering the address. Music by Mrs. Ross Bates and solos by Mrs. W E Packard and Miss rupees. A large American Legion meeting will be at Mrs H J McLaughlin 217 South Arthur Monday August 31 at 8 00. World Wide guild girls of First Baptist plan a candy sale Monday August 31 at the Commercial Electric shop.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Brady
Idaho State Journal
Ross Bates
W. E. Packard
Miss Rupees
American Legion Gentry
H. J. McLauglin
South Arthur
World Wide Guild Girls of the
First Baptist Church
Commercial Electric Shop
Sharp Quakes Recorded In New Orleans And Washington
An intense earth shock was logged on Loyola University seismograph in New Orleans with activity between 4 55 and 5 03 PM CST and possibly 2000 miles distant. Georgetown University recorded a sharp quake between 5 43 and 6 35 PM EST with extent about 5500 miles from Washington.
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New Orleans
Loyola University
Abel
Washington
Georgetown University
Tondorff
Idaho Utah Weather Outlook with Warming Trend
Idaho reports fair skies with temperatures gradually rising. Utah shows generally fair conditions through Sunday and Monday with a warmer Sunday ahead.
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Idaho
Utah
Town Talk Band Concert at Virginia Park
The 0.8 L. Shop Employees Association band plays at Virginia Park this Sunday evening at six. The well known ensemble plans an interesting program for the event.
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L. Shop Employes’ Association
Virginia Park
Jensen Pleads Guilty Receives Jail Term and Fine
Mrs Jane Jensen pleaded guilty Saturday to possession of intoxicating liquor and was sentenced by Justice of the Peace O J Bell to thirty days in Bannock county jail and a $300 fine.
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Jane Jensen
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
Bannock
Funeral arrangements for Thomas Yokuss announced
The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from the Greek church. The procession leaves Schumacher and Hall chapel at 1 30. A brother from Nevada planned to arrive Monday morning. Mrs Gertrude Day will present pupil Florence Kelley in recital Tuesday at 8 o'clock at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music 241 North Hayes. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested.
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Harold Webster
Pocatello
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Mr. Webster
Port
Symon
Linfield College
Webster
Thomas Yokuss
Schumacher and Hall Company
Nevada
Gertrude Day
Florence Kelley
North Hayes
Christian Science Church
North Main Street
Christ Jesus
Wednesda
Carlson
Adelaide Anderson of Music Open House Planned
The Adelaide Anderson of Music will hold an open house Monday evening August 31 from 8 to 10 o'clock. No invitations issued. all friends of the school are invited to visit the studios and meet the faculty.
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Adelaide Anderson
Grand Chapter Meeting Announced for Pocatello
A state meeting of the A F and A M will be held in Pocatello September 8 9 and 10 An entertainment feature is the Indian dance to be staged at the Fort Hall reservation through the courtesy of Superintendent Ziebach.
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A. F
A. M
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Ziebach
Alleys to Open Manning Indoor Bowling Season
The Columbia bowling alleys will open Monday evening under manager Warren Williams. The facilities are in excellent condition and bowling enthusiasts are promised an active season. The Tribune has formed and issues a challenge to any city team.
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Columbia
Warren Williams
the Tribune
Family Move Expected as Wolf Family Plans Local Move
Ralph R. Wolf, executive secretary of the Railroad City Y M A, will move his family from Great Falls Montana to the Carter home at 1004 West Fremont. They expect to relocate the week before school opens, joining five children with two boys in the eighth grade and a senior in high school.
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Ralph R. Wolf
Carter
West
Fremont
Pocatello
Great Falls
Mont
Thompson Leads Officials Selection For System Meet
Tommie Thompson former U I star in football and track now stars for U B L track team and captains the squad as selection of officials for the system meet proceeds RB F Hutchinson former Princeton star and Idaho Tech coach to act as starter Titis Black Tribune sports writer and ex Tech athlete named clerk of the course further officials to be announced
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Tommie’’ Thompson
U. of I
Postnuptial Bridge Party Honors Davis Bryden at K Hall
The children of St. Joseph parish sodality hosted a postnuptial party for Mis. Lucile Haynes Davis and Mrs. Leonora Hulihan Bryden at the K hall on a Wednesday night. Bridge provided the entertainment with Mrs. Helen Moore winning high and Miss Wand Marmon taking the consolation prize. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Bryden. Committee members were Miss Mary Primbs, Miss Sante Waller, and Miss May Me jevitt.
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Children of Mary’s Sodality
St. Joseph’s Parish
Mis
Lucile Haynes Davis
Leonora Hulihan Bryden
K. ©. Hall
Helen Moore
Wand Marmon
Mra
Davis
Jyden
Mary Primbs
Bee Sante Waller
May Mejevitt
Richardson to lead Birmingham Y M C A Metropolis
F M M Richardson of national rail and West secretary will become general secretary of the Birmingham Alabama metropolitan Y M C A starting October 1. He plans to visit the West and Pocatello before taking his new field. H F Reinhart resigns as national railroad secretary in New York to head a Brooklyn city association. No successor named yet. Richardson is known in Pocatello railroad circles and visited last March for the Y round up.
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F. M. M. Richardson
National Rail
West
Union Pacific
Birmingham
Ala
Y. M
Richardson
Pocatello
H. F. Reinhart
New York
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pocatello Railroad
Rates Based on Block System in Statewide Railway Dispute
Pocatello chamber of commerce and Union Pacific officials met with the traffic committee to discuss block system freight and passenger rates. The discussion covered east and west blocks from Boise to Shoshone and Pocatello to Gooding, noting mileage advantages and the potential 20 percent difference if blocks were split. State utilities commission appeal contemplated. committee members included Colonel Ingae N. and W. P. McDonald.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
O. S. Ik
Pocatello
Coast
Utah
Woot River
H. E. Goodwin
Union Pacific System
Joel Priest
Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Boisa
Shoshone
Gooding
State Utilities Commission
Ingae N. & Pond
W. P. McDonald
Heard Around the Lobbies and Bordering Names
A chatty lobby scene recaps greetings between city folk and rural visitors at the Tabby last night. The piece lists numerous travelers and origins from Idaho, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Salt Lake City, Chicago, Twin Falls, and beyond, all connected by a casual exchange about crops and family.
Short Visit by Drew Standrod Jr In Town
Drew W Standrod Jr cashier from Albion visited last evening reporting prosperity in that section of the state.
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Drew W. Standrod, Jr
Albion
Laundryman Killed in Fall River Shooting
Wore Shon a Fall River laundryman was shot and killed tonight in a downtown street incident. Police reported no immediate suspects as investigations begin.
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Fall River, Mass
Wore Shon
Y M C A to Expand Boys Rooms and Games in Idaho
The Idaho railroad city Y M C A moves toward completing the boys and men departments with new pocket billiard tables cue rogue tables and double table tennis. A horse shoe court and a dart baseball area are planned with supervision by G Nicholas Ifft and Ford Bailor to create a joint youth program.
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Railroad City Y. M. C. A
G. Nicholas Ifft
Idaho
Ford Bailor
Pocatello
Mr. Bailor
Bailor
Warrogram
Hiss
Spokane University
Association
Ellis Peterson
Wolf
Seabeck
Wash
Peterson
State
L. E. Goodwin
The
Tech
First Congregational Church Services and Sunday School
First Congregational Church in Lander at Garfield offers Sunday school at 10 a m and a morning service at 11 a m Union evening service at the Congregational church with Rev H C Chanler preaching.
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First Congregational Church
Lander
Garfield
H. Chanler
Alameda Community Sunday School Session Announces Classes
Alameda Community Chapel invites all to the regular Sunday school session led by Mrs G Harris Supt starting at 10 a m. religious instruction available for all ages. Everyone is welcome.
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Alameda
Alameda Community Chapel
G. Harris
Shooting near shop ends with Wong fatally shot
Two men fled after firing on street in front of Wong's shop. Wong died from two bullets. no witnesses reported seeing the shooting.
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Wong
Sunday services and meetings at the church
The schedule lists Sunday school at 10 oclock and sermon at 11:10. Victor Larsen will sing, son of EB W Larsen of Brooklyn Tei Bee. Epworth League gathering at 6:45 pm, union service 8 pm at Congregational Church with Rev Chandler. Official board meets 8 pm Monday, Epworth League business Friday 8 pm after 7 pm cabinet. Big tent revival services will be
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Sons of God
Victor Larsen
Mr. Larsen
EB. W. Larsen
Brooklyn
Tei. Bee
Epworth League
Chandler
Sermon Service At Episcopal Church
Rev C L Chandler of the Episcopal church preaches at the morning service at 8 a m with Holy Communion. Church school meets at 10 a m. No evening service. Rector C H L Chandler announces the morning sermon. Corner Arthur and Lander Streets.
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C. L. Chandler
The
Episcopal Church
Arthur and
Lander Streets
Holy Communion
C. H. L. Chandler
Corner Lander and Sixth Church Schedule
Pastor R. Simpson leads Sunday school at 10. Preaching and Junior church at 11 with a morning sermon titled Progressive Christianity. Junior C E at 3 and Senior C E at 7 on What is the Gospel. Union meeting at the Congregational church at 8. Tribune Want Ads for Results.
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Corner Lander
R. Simpson
Junio Church
C. E
Congregational Church
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