Noorlander brothers face murder charges in Idaho store attack
Mike Noorlander, shot in the chest by Walter Seadden during a burglary at the Seadden store in Inkom, is recovering and has been moved from General Hospital to the county jail. Fred Noorlander was sent from Ogden to Pocatello, both brothers charged with first degree murder after the fatal assault on Mr Seadden. Fred confesses striking Mr Beadden with a flashlight. Parents and siblings arrived seeking counsel as preliminary hearing date remains unset.
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Mike Noorlander
Walter Seadden
Fred
Seadden
Inkom
General Hospital
County
Fred Noorlander
Pocatello
Ogden
Mr. Seadden
Students To Present Interesting Program At Tech Thursday
Idaho Tech students present a recital in Frazier hall Thursday evening December 3 at 8 oclock. The program includes Caresse de Papillon Bong of the Sea and many classical pieces by Gilbert, Handel, Bohm, Paganini and more performed by Elizabeth Higgins, Dorothy Keener, Phyllis Beckley, Helen Williams, Betty Walters, Norma Masterson Smith, and others. The public is invited to attend.
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Tech
Idaho Tech
Frazier Hall
Barthelemy
Elizabeth Higgineen
Bong
Krogman-Gran
Dorothy Keener
Clay Smith
Gretchaninow
Sprin
Rachmaninoff
Betty Walters
Norma Masterson Smith
Sonatina
Herbert Butler
Rondo Gibson Weitere
Returning to U of Idaho football team members arrive in Idaho
Ray Stephens of Blackfoot and Ted Bucklin of Idaho Falls, club members, head home tonight en route to Moscow. Iph Erickson, visiting his parents, will return with them to the university after the trip. Erickson broke his leg in two places at the Omaha game with Creighton on Thanksgiving day. Real estate transfers include various Lava area parcels. Funeral services for Joseph B. Hawkley, pioneer of Pocatello and Idaho Falls, were held today. J I King will attend a western division United States Chamber of Commerce meeting in Seattle December 7-8 with strong turnout expected.
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Ray Stephens
Blackfoot
Ted Bucklin
Idaho Falls
Aie Te
Idaho
Moscow
Iph Erickson
Otto Erickson
Erickson
Omaha
University of Idaho
Creighton
Local arrests filed in city by police officers
Mike Limpres arrested Tuesday night on disturbing the peace charge and posted a 50 dollar bond. His case set for trial Monday. Meritt Higham charged with traffic violation and Mrs P A Blett with speeding were dismissed by Police Judge John W. Peter.
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Mike Limpres
Alee
Meritt Higham
P. A. Blett
John W. Peter
Christmas Seals Sent to Pocatello Residents
Christmas seals have been mailed to a thousand Pocatello residents with a request that a dollar be mailed to Mrs. 8. CO. Winters, treasurer of the Christmas seal sales committee. The plan avoids house to house canvassing as volunteers work downtown, with a later notice about their relief effort.
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Pocatello
8. CO. Winters
Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Rider’s Home
The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. H. Rider on North Arthur Thursday at 2 PM. Mrs Leiper presents the subject Our Guests the Children and the Aged. James Whitcomb Riley’s Just Be Glad to be performed as a pianologue by Mrs F Ackenzie with Mrs Arthur Walters at the piano.
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Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. H. Rider
North Arthur
Association officer calls meeting of Elks lodges in district
Hugh D. MacCosham announces a meeting at Blackfoot tonight at 8 with officers and past exalted rulers of Pocatello lodge and officers of Idaho Falls and Blackfoot lodges. The aim is to further activities of the association in this district.
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State Association
Hugh D. MacCosham
Ealen
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Vagrancy arrests end with city departure pledge
Dan Hanlon and J. Critchie were booked at police headquarters Tuesday night on vagrancy charges and released by Chief L. A. Lehrbas on promises to depart the city by midnight.
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Dan Hanlon
J. Critchie
L. A. Lehrbas
Blackfoot Pioneer Arrives in Pocatello for California Visit
Ewald McKenna, prominent Blackfoot resident, arrives in Pocatello and plans an extended trip to California. He will spend a short time with his daughter, Mrs. Irene Whisler, in San Bernardino before continuing.
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Ewald McKenna
Pocatello
California
McKenna
Irene Whisler
San Bernardino
Mrs Ben Ross Heads to Caldwell for Odd Fellows Board
Mrs. CG. Ben Ross travels from Pocatello to Caldwell for the quarterly meeting of the Odd Fellows Home committee. She will visit Payette and Boise before returning home.
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Ben Ross
Caldwell
The
Odd Fellows Home Committee
Miss Hepworth Visitation Links Moscow and Pocatello
Miss Marion Hepworth of the exsion division of the University of Moscow is in Pocatello today on department business.
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Marion Hepworth
Exsion Division
University of Oat Moscow
Pocatello
Sloan Attends Tea in Pocatello at Hinckley Home
Mrs. L. C. Sloan of Montpelier arrived in Pocatello to attend a tea hosted by Mrs. A. C. Hinckley and Mrs. R. A. Pierce at the Hinckley residence this afternoon. Glenn C. Williams, chief clerk in the Oregon Short Line mechanical department, is leaving tonight for me.
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L. C. Sloan
Montpelier
Pocatello
A. C. Hinckley
R. A. Pierce
Hincks
Glenn C. Williams
Oregon Short Line
Ne Williams
Mire Swanson To Visit Boise Friends
Mire Alice M. Swanson, employed in the offices of the mechanical spent of the Oregon Short Line, is leaving for Boise tonight for a few days visit with friends.
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Boise
Alice M. Swanson
Oregon Short Line
Baker couple sails to Chicago for brief visit
Mr and Mrs G H Baker left for Chicago today for a short visit. Mr Baker is foreman of engines for the O B L. The McLaughlin family announces the birth of a son this morning at 835 North Eleventh Avenue. Chase A Clark and wife of Mackey halted in Pocatello by motor en route to Salt Lake City.
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Chicago
G. H. Baker
Salt Lake
Chase A. Clark
Mackey
Pocatello Vesey
Willis McLaughlins
North Eleventh Avenue
Fortnightly Dancing Club Evening at Antlers Hall
The Fortnightly Dancing Club holds a dance this evening at Antlers hall inside the Elks Temple. Expect the usual good time with music and social dancing for members and guests.
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Antlers
Elks’ Temple
Miss Montana Mahan Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Montana Mahan of 524 East Center underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday. Helen Heimpton of 294 North Second Avenue is reported at her home. Dr J H Lynn and C W Lawrence are on a business trip to Crystal. Miss Margaret Best of the River View area rose rapidly after an operation at Lynn Brothers Hospital. Mrs F H is at 336 West Clark, and B Yss of Bu is noted.
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Montana Mahan
East Center
Helen Heimpton
North Second Avenue
J. H. Lynn
C. W. Lawrence
Crystal Yester
Margaret Best
Riverview
Lynn Brothers
Campbell
Y. Byss
Car Collision at Main and Center Involves Parsons and Danilson
A Nash touring car driven by E W Parsons of 1033 West Fremi t struck a Chevrolet Sedan driven by Mrs Jack Danilson of 1141 North Hayes this morning at the Main and Center intersection. Parsons said he did not see the northbound car. Danilson’s vehicle was badly damaged.
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E. W. Parsons
West Fremi
Jack Danilson
North Hayes
Main
Center
Danilson
Secretary Jardine Invited to Idaho Irrigation Congress
The Pocatello Chamber wired William Jardine secretary of agriculture in Washington inviting him to attend the Idaho Irrigation congress the meeting of the American Association of Engineers and the Idaho seed show dates to be set in February at the visitor's convenience Jardine had announced plans to visit the West early next year.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Today
William Jardine
Washington, D. C
Idaho Irrigation Congress
American Association of Engineers
Idaho
Jardine
West
Man Struck by Train Near Nampa Injured
From Nampa Idaho a 66 year old man named Alex Burton was injured when struck by a train on the Idaho Northern near Nampa. He was walking the track, reportedly under the influence, fracturing his right leg three ribs and sustaining facial cuts. He was taken to Nampa hospital.
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Tribune
Nampa
Alex. Burton
Idaho Northern
Nampa Hospital
Card Party at St Josephs Pro Cathedral Hall
The Catholic organization hosts a card party at the K of C hall on Tuesday evening December 8. The public is invited to attend and refreshments will be served after the game.
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K. of C. Hall
C. of M. of St
Williamses announce birth of daughter at General Hospital
Mr and Mrs George L Williams of the Gordon apartments report the birth of a seven and a half pound daughter yesterday morning at General hospital.
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George L. Williams
Gordon Apartments
The
General Hospital
Winter Weather Warnings Ahead For Yuletide Snow
Local weather observer A. R. Teeple notes November showed no extremes with 57 high and 20 low. Precipitation reached .86 inches, snowfall .2 inches, and 8 clear, 10 partly cloudy, 12 cloudy days. Winds predominantly southeast, max gust 36 mph on November 16.
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A. R. Teeple
Bishop Carroll Laid to Rest in Helena
The body of Right Reverend John P. Carroll second bishop of Helena was laid to rest in Helena Montana with full Catholic ceremonies. Church leaders from the west and local clergy attended at the Cathedral of St Helena which he built. He died of apoplexy in Fribourg Switzerland on November 4 and leaves as a monument Saint Charles College in Helena. The service was conducted by Archbishop Austin of St Paul and Archbishop Edward Hanna of San Francisco.
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Carroll
Helena
Mont
John P. Carroll
Montana
Friede Switzerland
St. Helena
St. Charles
Robson's Helena's Boys Delights Pocatello Audiences
May Robson drew a large and enthusiastic crowd for Helena's Boys at the Auditorium. The middle aged actress portrayed Helena with charm while a supporting cast filled the production. The review praises the comedy’s wit, the audience recall, and urges local support for the venue's strong Broadway lineup.
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Helena
May Robson
America
Miss Robson
Whistler
Charity Versus Business Debate Anchors Idaho Delegates in Boise
Delegates to the All-Idaho congress opening in Boise listened as Walter Cleave argued against the community chest as a welfare tool, while Lewis Williams urged funds for the Stuenenberg memorial. Williams reviewed Governor Stuenenberg’s assassination and urged Bannock County to raise $1,500 toward the $10,000 statewide goal.
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Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis Williams
Stuenenberg
Walter Cleave
Williams
Bannock County
Idaho
Maé
Theo. Turner
Pocatello
C. Ben Ross
Chamber
Turner
Cleave
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Fred Ht. Peterson
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