Large Crowd Attends Elks Memorial Services in Pocatello
A memory service for 104 Pocatello lodge Elks members with 200 witnesses was held at the Elks temple. Officers led the roll call and ceremonies featuring solos by Jons Henriksen and D. P. Donaldson, with remarks by Jay L. Downing and musical accompaniment by local musicians.
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Pocatello Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Temple
Phil
Nash
A. J. Pierce
Jons Henriksen
D. P
Donaldson
Manitowoc
Rum Syndicate Grand Jury Probe Expands
New York Dec. 7. The grand jury remains busy for a month on evidence of rum running and government official corruption by the Dwyer syndicate. Buckner, U S attorney, says twenty gang members are still sought though 23 have been arrested, including William Dwyer. The syndicate is described as the largest ever found on the Atlantic seaboard with annual business running into millions.
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New York
District Court Opens with Judge Baum and Trial Actions
The district court opened with Judge Baum presiding. The session focused on the trial of H N Caeasell of Lava Hot Springs for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor, demurrers, and trial settings. Other arraignments included John Koche, 18, of California for burglary and James Owens and Curtis Barfield for assault with intent to commit murder.
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H. N. Caeasell
Lava Hot Springs
John Koche
T. Kihara
East Bonneville
Koche
California
Ben Davis
James Owens
Curtis Barfield
Abe White
Walter Anderson
Get Your Eyes Right See Dr Scarborough at Bannock Hotel
A health notice invites people to visit Dr Scarborough at the Bannock hotel on Wednesday and Thursday December 9 and 10 for eye care. The ad emphasizes an opportunity to improve vision and mentions dates and location.
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Bannock Hotel
White Cargo at Auditorium shows new stage thrills
The Auditorium will host Leon Gordon's White Cargo on December 9 with Madge Bellamy George O'Brien Cyril Chadwick and others in a tale set on the West Coast of Africa. The production promises faithful African character study and a dramatic clash of cultures amid jungle loneliness and imperial fatalism. The play follows a white man trying to civilize and its tensions with native life as audiences expect a novel theatrical experience. Also The Iron Horse stars at the Orpheum starting tomorrow with a prominent cast.
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New York
Daly's Theatre
Cort Theatre
Chicago
Mayhouse
London
Africa
Auditorium Theatre
Wild Bill
Musta Prominence
Madge Bellamy
George O'Brien
Cyril Chadwick
Gladys Harette
Will Walling
Fred Kohler
Iron Horse
Orpheum Theatre
Rin Tin Tin in The Clash of the Wolves Opening at Capitol
The film features Rin Tin Tin in dramatic situations showcasing his acting alongside June Marlowe as the heroine and Charles Farrell as the prospector hero. Hemve Conklin and Will Walling appear in supporting roles, with Pat Hartigan as the villain plotting to steal the claim.
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Capitol Theatre
Rinty
June Marlowe
Charles Farrell
Hemve Conklin
Will Walling
Pat Hartigan
Iron Horse Film Portrays Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill Hickok
The Orpheum screens Tron Horse a film about the building of the first transcontinental railroad. It features Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild Bill Hickok as central figures shaping law and order in the rough frontier town of Benton.
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Griffiths Princet billed at Orpheum with comedy and news
Raymond Griffith stars in He's a Prince at the Orpheum this evening, a Griffith story with his gags. The program also features On Edge, Pathe News, and Jack Derville's orchestra. Tomorrow The Iron Horse begins a five day run.
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Orpheum Theatre
Griffith
Pathe News
Jack Derville
Iron Horse
Strand Presents Mae Busch Lew Cody in Time the Comedian
Mae Busch and Lew Cody star in Time the Comedian at the Strand for final showings tonight. The film is a dramatic adaptation of a best selling novel about a frivolous mother facing time and a past romance that shadows her daughter's happiness. Tomorrow Colleen Moore stars in The Desert Flower as successor to Sally.
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Mae Busch
Lew Cody
Strand
Colleen Moore
Sally
Women in Three Cities Hold Federal Customs Collector Posts
Women now fill the important federal position of collector of customs in three U.S. cities, marking a notable change in federal appointments. The move reflects broader efforts to diversify leadership in federal agencies.
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The
United States
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Advertised
A vintage advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick solution to undernourishment and suspected rickets in children. It claims easy, candy like consumption with no stomach upset and a money back guarantee after 30 days. Available at Schramm Johnson Drug Stores and Cook Drug Co. for 60 tablets at 60 cents.
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Cook Drug Co
McCoy
McCoy‘s
Training for Scout Leaders Across Region
Rural Blevens and RE J Pjeldsted visited Riverton to discuss scouting training. Victor Lindblat will conduct a December course in Pocatello with 30 leaders invited. certificates to be issued by national headquarters. Qacar Kirkham of Salt Lake City will visit Pocatello in February to support local Boy Scouts activities.
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RE. J. Pjeldsted
Pocatello
Qacar Kirkham
Salt Lake City
Kirkham
Pocatelo
Organization of
Boy Scouts
Radio Show Dec 7 8 Winners Set to Shine
The December Radio Show will feature a set of performances and booths from competing stations and presenters on December 7 and 8. Details on the final winner are not provided in the available text.
Emerson P T A Program Highlights Child Training Study
The Emerson PTA meets Monday night December 14 at 7 39 p m to present a program based on chapter 2 The Child His Nature and His Needs from the national PTA text. About 50 books ordered for use by parents and teachers. Activities include community singing parliamentary drill and talks by Mrs Doud Edna Swingle and Mrs Howard on child instincts and impulses with discussion questions and a summary read aloud. The evening is led by Mrs Eunice Waring.
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Howard
Whitley
Banks Show Gains in Twin Falls Debits
Banks in Twin Falls report higher debits for November 1925 at $5,502,708.55, up $1,785,868.46 from November 1924. The chamber of commerce collected the figures showing the increase over the prior year’s month.
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Chamber of Commerce
New American Ambassador to Japan to Present Credentials
Tokyo reports Samuel Mac Veagh, newly appointed U S ambassador to Japan, will present credentials to the prince regent near Wednesday and receive an audience with the empress afterward.
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Tokyo
Samuel MacVeagh
Japan
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