Trap gunners sweep final official shoot of season
Edmonson won the Loving Cup with 97 and Stratford claimed high gun for the day at the Pocatello trap club finale. Barber took the commercial handicap and the Palmetto teat. Sumner had an 86 straight but dropped in the first 25. High scores listed with Edmonson 97, Nevins 92, Barber 90 on the Loving Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonson
Barber
Stratford
Pocatello Tran Club
Sumner
Oh Stratford
Ae Edmonson
Alee Tee
Osses
Fs Hinckley
PVG
Aes Pois
Calcein
J. Voughold
Bane Roberts
Os Beevae
Leppard
Hedenatrom
Bodenbender
Mrs. O'Donnell
Nevins
Nash
Bean
Rork
Five Die in Train Car Collision at Reidsville Crossing
Five persons perished when their car collided with a Southern passenger train at a grade crossing near Reidsville, Greensboro. Victims include Jack H. Carter of Reidsville and New York, Nina Johnson Coen of New York, and local residents Mrs. Manton Oliver, Mrs. John Oliver, and Mrs. Eugene Irving, all occupants of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Reidsville
Here
Jack H. Carter
New York
Nina Johnson Coen
Manton Oliver
Qualifications of voters in school board election
Mrs. W. J. Ingling arrives from West Yellowstone to oversee the school board election set for tomorrow afternoon. Polls will open 1 to 6 p m at Bonneville school for east side electors and at the high school for west side electors. Candidates for two year and three year terms are listed along with write in options. Voter qualifications require residency and either parental guardianship of a child under 21 or payment of district taxes by the voter or their spouse. poll tax payers are excluded from the tax payer definition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ingling
Pocatello
West Yellowstone
Bonneville School
Jesse M. Chase
A. R. McPherson
Claude Bistline
W. H. Jackson
I. B. Thompson
Horace Whittleacy
Gray Officials To Attend Union Pacific Athletic Meet
Prominent railroad executives will attend the Union Pacific system athletic meet at Overland Park in Pocatello. EK E Calvin vice president G H Lines assistant to the vice president Fred Knickerbocker LA and Salt Lake road and Walter R Bracken LA Land and Investment company will arrive in Pocatello Friday evening. Carl R Gray Union Pacific president will arrive Monday morning on No 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Union Pacific
Overland Park
EK. E. Calvin
G. H. Lines
Fred Knickerbocker
Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Road
Walter R. Bracken
Los Angeles Land and Investment Company
Carl R. Gray
Noted Salvation Army Leader to Speak Tuesday
Colonel Wilfred Bourne of the Salvation Army, fresh from a 40090 mile world tour, will lecture Tuesday September 1 at 8 p m on his travels and the Army's work in India and Dev on. He spoke with General Booth in London and surveyed activities in India Ceylon and the settlements of criminal tribes. Bourne helped organize native labor and weaving factories in southern India. Public invited with no admission charge.
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Salvation Army
Wilfred Bourne
The
Booth
Army
Colonel Bourne
Balvaar Army
India
Devon
Bourne
London
Hawaiian Islands
Ceylon
Orient
Salvationists
Germany
Town Talk Organized Cow Testing in Minidoka County
J. E. Fjeldsted, manager of the local chamber of commerce, reports Minidoka County has formed a cow testing association, the first in the county, marking a step in Idaho dairy industry progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minidoka County
J. E. Fjeldsted
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral for Tol Glokas Set After Grain Wagon Tragedy
Tol Glokas, killed Friday morning when struck by a wagon loaded with grain at American Falls, will be interred Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Greek church. The funeral cortege departs from Schumacher and Hall chapel on South Arthur at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tol Glokas
American Falls
Schumacher and Hall Company
South Arthur
Three Missing Men Return After Grizzly Creek Trip
Three men, C. C. McPherson and Leslie Smith with his brother, who failed to return from a day on Grizzly Creek near the Blackfoot river, arrived in Pocatello reporting car trouble delayed them for hours. A search party had left the city this morning to locate them. Adeline Hinckley heads home to New York while Mrs. Hinckley and Mrs. Emmert ride to Salt Lake. J A McCrory and Clifford McCrory depart Bartlesville for the Pacific coast after visiting F O McCrory.
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C. C. McPherson
Leslie Smith
Grizzly Creek
Blackfoot River
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Adeline Hinckley
A. C. Hinckley
New York
Miss Hinckley
Salt Lake
Hinckley
Albert Emmert
Denver
Pocacello
J. A. McCrory
Clifford Mc.Crory
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
F. O. McCrory
Clark
Antelope Creek
McCrory
William Hall to defend distance swim title at Potatello
William Hall a fifteen year old distance swimming champion from Bannock County arrived in Potatello and began brief practice at the Y M C A pool for his upcoming defense next Friday morning. He commented that recent months as a sheepherder left him little practice but he would rather compete and be defeated than rest on his laurels.
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William Hall
W. Hall
N. Harrison
Y. M
Bannock County
Potaello
Local Lodge Meetings Announced for This Week
Gate City Year mandery No. 4 will hold a stated meeting tomorrow evening to transact regular business with good attendance expected. Port atus Lodge No. 18 will meet Wednesday evening. Modern Woodmen of America lodge plans regular session Tuesday at 8 o'clock in K of P hall to consider important camp matters and urges large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
Yrmandery No. 4
Portatus Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Woodmen of America
Hall
Festival Boat Tragedy Off Perpignan Claims Dozen
A dozen boat passengers believed drowned when the fishing craft Marie Loulin sank off Banyule Sur Mer near the Pyrenees while returning from a festival. The master Lonela reportedly swam three hours to reach shore and a life saving crew searches for other possible survivors.
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Perpignan
France
Marie Loulin
Banyule
Sur-Mer
Pyrennes
Lonela
Jie
Pioneer John A West Dies in Lima Montana at 69
News from Pocatello reports the death of John A West at Lima Montana at 6:50 AM. A former Pocatello railroad man of 30 years, he retired to ranching in Lima after a 1918 stroke and is survived by his wife two daughters and a son. Funeral plans are not finalized though burial is expected in Lima. Mrs Rothas and her daughter Elizabeth are en route to Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Lima
Montana
John A. West
F. W. Rothas
Mr. West
I. W. Rothas
Bertha
Salt Lake City
John T
Ogden
Butte
Mrs. Rothas
Mr. Rothas
Elizabeth
Lama
Realtors In Favor Federal Hatchery Convention Report
The Pocatello Realty board met at noon in the Hotel Bannock Rowanis room where President F McGowan reported on the National Association of Realty Boards convention. A resolution urged backing a federal fish hatchery for Idaho and plans were set to present it to Congressman Addison T Smith. Clyde Evans, ex Pocatello broker now in Los Angeles, visited and hinted at returning to Pocatello with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Realty Board
Rowanis
Bannock
F. McGowan
National Association of Realty Boards
McGowan
Roy Campbell
Idaho
Addison T. Smith
House of Representatives
Clyde Evans
Pocatello
Los Angeles
Mr. Evans
Chief Appoints Bostwick to United States Fleet Staff
Rear Admiral Lucius A. Bostwick, chief of staff of the battle fleet, was named chief of staff of the United States fleet. The appointment takes effect after the fleet returns from New Zealand.
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Washington
Lucius A. Bostwick
United States
New Zealand
Radical cadets seize Canton control amid disarray
Washington reports that Whampoo cadets led by radicals hold Canton with a disorganized civil administration. American consul Jenkins notes occasional firing Aug 25–26 but quiet Aug 27. Leaders include Hsu Chung Chi and the three-person Cantonese government commission. Amoy remains quiet with U S gunboat Hart deemed unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Whampoo
Canton
Douglas Jenkins
Hsu Chung Chi
Ho Chung Chi
Wang Shao Ning
Chang
Whampoo Cadets
L. Webber
Amoy
Serenvik
United States
Hart
Bank Held Up in Yale Oklahoma
Two men robbed the Farmers National Bank in Yale Oklahoma of six thousand dollars in cash and a number of registered bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Okla
Farmers National Bank
Arrival invites to please you in days past
With the arrivals of the past few days there is not a question of pleasing you and he can proudly invite you to see.
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Trap Gunners
Gray
Louvre Orchestra
Dance Palace
Hartmann
Petersen Fi Ae CO
Testing Association
Tribune
Lima Mont
Burley
Pocatello Lodge No. 674
B. P. O. Elks
Cassia County
Poratello
Masonic Hall
Elks’ Hall
Elks’ Club
Fair Grounds
Tken All
Iver Johnson
Mother
Dad
Paul Roberts
North Main
Real Sport
Russells
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