American City Bureau Plan Considered at Boise Chamber Luncheon
C C Mack campaign director of the American City Bureau of San Francisco spoke at the Boise Chamber luncheon outlining the bureau plan to organize and build civic and commercial bodies. The club deferred action until next Tuesday and a joint meeting of old and new officers will decide. Boise and Nampa already adopted the plan last year. Rh Hwsan urged chamber cooperation with the Upper Snake River development association. Brady praised cooperative spirit and club efforts despite limited funds.
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C. C. Mack
American City Bureau of
San Francisco
Chamber Hotel
Bureau
Boise
Nampa
Rh. C. Hwans
Upper
Bnake River Valley
Brady
Pocatello Club Seeks Large Fund Drive Boost
The club aims to raise S15,000, planning tenfold impact beyond last year. Secre Field praised President Clarke’s leadership. J. T. Young credited the secretary for thorough work and active involvement. Lt. Gov. Moore lauded Pocatello’s growth in commerce and industry. Allen, a former resident, noted the area’s cooperative spirit.
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Ity
Secre Field
Clarke
J. T. Young
C. C. Moore
Pocatello
Allen
Marriage Ceremony Performed Over Remains In Japan
In Atami Japan two lovers who committed suicide by leaping from cliffs were cremated after a marriage rite was held over their ashes. A future life union was believed to be blessed by a Buddhist ceremony. The girl's father presided over the ash rites.
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Atami
Japan
Coorte
Foreign charts a bad system
Rear Admiral Ward Simpson chief hydrographer warns in his annual report to Secretary Daniels that the United States risks dependence on foreign charts for American vessels. He urges legislation to expand the hydrographer's office to fix the shortage, noting dependence could persist forty years or more in Europe, Australia, and the East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Ward Simpson
Daniels
Europe
Australia
East Indies
Interurban Co. Comes to Life in Pocatello Meeting
About twenty shareholders and directors of the old Pocatello Trac tion and Interurban company met at the Chamber of Commerce rooms for the first authorized session since 1916. The group discussed reviving the organization with no current assets and planned another meeting with a finance report to shareholders.
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Pocatello Traction and Interurban Company
Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Merrill
Richard Douglas
Jones Pomeroy & Jones forms in Pocatello Idaho
A new law firm titled Jones Pomeroy and Jones opens offices in the Portneuf block Pocatello Idaho. Partners are T D Jones C W Pomeroy and R H Jones all noted in regional circles for legal work and community involvement. The firm projects an extensive clientele and strong practice. Also advertised are wrist watches sale by Rudman and Goldberg at 503 West Center Street.
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Pocatello
T. D. Jones
C. W. Pomeroy
R. H. Jones
Portneuf
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones
Idaho
D. C. McDougall
Rudman & Goldberg
West Center Street
Funeral notices and local visits in Pocatello and Boise
A tobacco company representative visits Pocatello from Boise. The funeral of Chas A Winn, aged son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Winn, is set for Thursday at 2 PM at Schumacher Hall Chapel with Bishop Sutton officiating and Mountainview interment. David James Reese, Ideal youth, funeral held today at 2 PM at the Elks Temple with BPO Elks ritual, Rev. Harry Hamilton delivering a brief sermon. Reese, a member of Pocatello Lodge 674 and American Legion Post 4, was escorted in uniform to Mountainview cemetery for full military honors.
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David James Reese
Elks Temple
Pocatello Lodge No. 674
B. P. O. Elke
Harry 8
Dave
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
Mountainview Cemetery
Sweet Studio Photos Pay Off in Xmas Gift Ideas
Readers seek budget friendly gift options citing Sweet Studio photographs featured in the Tribune Classified Ads. The page highlights affordable presents and local studio options for holiday purchases.
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Sweet
Houston Urges Tax Reform and Government Reorganization
Former secretary Houston calls for a revised tax plan with higher consumption taxes and a replacement of the excess profits tax by a broad corporation profits tax. He advocates stringent budget discipline, a federal budget system, and reorganization of several agencies while outlining foreign loan commitments and planned retirements of war era obligations.
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Congress
Houston
War Department
Treasury
Wara Risk Insurance
Prohibition
Public Health Service
General Supply Committee
EU Re
Greece
Britain weighs asking U S to note Irish leader De Valera
In the House of Commons Andrew Bonar Law says Britain may seek official U S notice of anti-British activities by Eamonn De Valera but contends it depends on expediency, not a right. Horatio Bottomley pressed for representations against De Valera and municipal honors.
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London
United States
America
Eamonn de Valera
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Horatio Bottomley
Great Britain
de Valera
Bonar Law
British embassy blocks committee travel to Great Britain
The British embassy refused to visa the passports of the special committee members appointed by the Ireland inquiry commission. They will not be allowed to visit Ireland on first hand study, because the visit to Great Britain is not permitted.
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Washington
Dee
Commission of Inquiry
Ireland
Great Britain
Earning Their Way at Montana State University
Reports to Chancellor Dr. E G C Elliott in Helena show 188 MSU Missoula students earn their way through college. Of these 188, 158 work at odd jobs to pay part of expenses. Reporters stenographers clerks musicians and others appear on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
E. GC. Elliott
Montana State University
Missoula
Preparation for Payment Arrangements Mentioned
The text notes that individuals should be given every advantage to prepare for payment by any arrangements they deem best suited to their own requirements.
Hootch Is High As Sask Rates Whisky Under Act
Regina Sask December 8 whisky price under the Saskatchewan temperance act of 1920 is set at two dollars for an eight ounce bottle. Wholesale prices are decided and druggists are expected to take about a fifty percent profit margin.
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Regina
Sask
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