Rotary Frolic Reveals Real Talent In Club
The Rotary club dinner at Bannock hotel featured musical numbers from Al Morgan William Golcocke Kenneth Henderson and the Neilson family quartet. A charity chair contest ended with Mrs Amphlett winning a five pound candy prize. An operation on Dick Wells ended in his death.
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Rotary Club
Bannock
Ladies of Notary
Maas
Rotarians
Rowania
al Morgan
William Golcocke
Kenneth Henderson
Idaho Tech
Turner
Amphlett
Betty Wells
Chester Wells
Mary
Jane Roberts
KE. N. Roberts
Rowanis
Finis Bentley
Dickens
Dick Wells
Pocatello Club
Elmira Naomi Roberts
James Young
Joseph Clothier
Elmira
Walter Cleave
A. C. Hinckley
Lyman Fargo
George Gasser
Arthur Petersen
Ray Stratford
Street Parade for Tech Day Highlights City Demo
A Four Year Tech club parade marked the official Tech Day with a 3 pm start. Citizens joined at major intersections to sign up for membership as the Tech, Italian and S& E A bands led the wave of marchers and decorated cars. Details to follow in Sunday’s Tribune.
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Tech
Bootha
Tribune
Scouts Elect Leaders at Congregational Church Meeting
Scouts at the Congregational church elected officers for the next quarter and formed an executive committee including Clark Keaton Jesse Ray John Henry Victor Lawrence and Bill Daniger. A special committee meeting with Scoutmaster Hoskinson and Edward Barton was set for 4:30 p.m. at Hoskinson’s home to draft troop bylaws.
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the Congregational Church
Clark Keaton
Jesse Ray
John Henry
Victor Lawrence
Bill Daniger
KR. D. Hoskinson
Beentmaster
Edward Barton
Hoskinson
Charles French
Ralph Williams
Pat Leach
Edward van Bleck
Donald Manual
A. ©. French
Buryl Blevens
Frosh Party Tonight Closed to Sophomores in Gym
The annual Frosh party will be held this evening in the gymnasium with sophomores barred from entering. Past years saw a sophomore bombing squad attend the affair, but this year the Frosh party is expected to proceed unmolested. A Language clubs party last night in the faculty club rooms featured girls preparing refreshments and men watching, followed by cards and more refreshments.
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Carda
Fashion Burlesque Fashion Show At Masonic Temple
Mesdames Wanamaker Orr Gabe Curry McDougal and Waring hosted Electa Kensington at the Masonic Temple Friday afternoon for a burlesque style fashion show. Models displayed fashions from many periods and designs including original creations, and the hostesses served refreshments.
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Mesdames Wanamaker
Orr
Gabe
Curry
McDougal
Waring
Electa Kensington
Masonic Temple
Two Local Hunters Return Safely From Reservation Trip
Friends of Harry Stedfeldt and Jack Johnson were relieved as the two youths returned to Pocatello after a hunting trip. They left Friday afternoon, planned to return by evening, but their car bogged in mud near Fisher's Lake and they spent the night on the reservation.
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Harry Stedfeldt
Jack Johnson
Pocatello
Fisher’s Lake
Scoutmasters substitute as four scouts learn semaphore
Scoutmaster Reverend RE. P. Smith could not attend the meeting last evening. Hen Mc Laughlin of Troop 1 substituted with Shurtliff Morgan guiding the senior patrol leader. Four scouts were taught semaphore signaling as they anticipate presenting before the court of honey next Friday evening.
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RE. P. Smith
Baptist
Hen McLaughlin
Melaughlin
Shurtliff Morgan
Letter of thanks from Mike Riley to local railroad workers
In a Tribune letter Mike Riley a longtime city resident expresses gratitude to the Shop Employers Association and Short Line car department supervisors for kindness shown on his retirement day November 30 after forty two years with the railroad.
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the Tribune
Mike Riley
City
Shop Employer’ Association
Short Line Car Department
Short Line
AAUW Christmas Party Plans For Dec 15 At Miss Kasiska
The annual Christmas party of the American Association of University Women is set for Tuesday night December 15 at Miss Eva Kasiska’s home at 155 South Garfield. Members bringing guests should notify Miss Kasiska. Visiting collegians are invited to attend College Club meetings.
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American Association of University Women
Eva Kasiska
South Garfield
Miss Kasiska
Iis
College Club
Hearing Postponed In Noorlander Murder Case
Absence of attorney G L Tyler delays the preliminary hearing for Mike and Fred Noorlander in the Walter Scadden homicide. The hearing now set for Tuesday morning before Justice of the Peace O J Bell.
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G. L. Tyler
Mike
Fred Noorlander
Ogden
Walter Scadden
Justice of the Peace
O. J
Scout Meeting Notice by Court of Honor Chairman
Dr. W. F. Howard announces a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 8 p m Friday evening December 18. Scoutmasters must report to headquarters on boys to come before December 16. No reports accepted after that date.
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W. F. Howard
Court of Honor
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Daniels Dies At 44 In Arbon Valley Farm Life
Walter M. Daniels aged 44 died this morning at his home 740 South Fourth avenue. The McHan Undertaking company is in charge of the body and funeral arrangements will be announced later. Daniels had farmed in the Arbon valley for many years.
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Walter M. Daniels
South Fourth Avenue
McHan Undertaking Company
Daniels
Arbon Valley
City Bowls League Meeting At Columbia Alleys
Enthusiasts will meet Sunday at 3 PM at the Columbia alleys to organize a city league. All interested players are invited to attend.
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Columbia
New Scout Leaders Appointed in Salt Lake City Area
M. B. Howard, formerly a Salt Lake City council scout official, was named deputy commissioner yesterday. Birchell Nelson became assistant scoutmaster of Troop 12, giving Pocatello a complete corps of officers.
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M. B. Howard
Salt Lake City
Birchell Nelson
Pocatello
Christmas Celebration at Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting
The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a Christmas celebration with a tree and gifts at the church parlors on Friday afternoon. Members will hold their regular meeting and enjoy seasonal festivities.
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Rexburg Editor Lynd Adams Visits Pocatello on Business
Former Rexburg Standard editor Lynd Adams, recently named secretary by Senator Frank Gooding, is in Pocatello for a brief business visit.
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Lioyd Adams
Rexburg
Bank clearings for Pocatello December 1
Bank clearings for Pocatello on December 1 were $284.00. This brief financial bulletin records the local banking activity with a precise dollar figure for the day.
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Pocatello
Taylor Sheep Company Incorporation Filed in Boise
The Taylor Sheep Company of Poca tello filed articles of incorporation with the Idaho secretary of state. Capital stock is $80,000. Directors named are David Taylor, Thomas Taylor, and J If Peterson.
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Taylor Sheep Company of
Pocatello
Boise
David and
Thomas Taylor
Peterson
Christenson Couple Welcome Daughter At Home
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Christenson of 309 South Seventh Avenue announce the birth of a daughter this morning at their home.
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Roscoe Christenson
South Seventh Avenue
Mrs Brady Shows Slight Improvement After Illness
Mrs J L Brady of the Bannock Hotel, long ill with pneumonia, is reported slightly improved today.
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J. L. Brady
Bannock Hotel
Announcements Bannock Council to Elect Officers Tonight
Bannock Council No 2 R and 8M will meet at the Masonic temple this evening for the election of officers. A good attendance is desired.
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Bannock Council
Masonic Temple
Local Personal Notices Share Health Updates
Miss Mildred Stout returned to her home after illness at a local hospital. Montana Mahan recovered from appendicitis and went home Friday. J A Kirkpatrick entered a hospital for treatment. Barney Edwards’ son and Westly Watson both regained health and returned home. Mrs Adolph Zutlitz and Mrs Hill visited or stayed briefly in town. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Christensen hosted Mrs Hill of Driggs while Mrs Collipriest from Montpelier visited yesterday.
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Mildred Stout
David A. Stout
Montana Mahan
East Center
Friany
Rs. J. A. Kirkpatrick
Barney Edwards
North
Harrison
Westly Watson
Mackay
Idaho
Adolph Zutlitz
American Falls
Roscoe Christensen
Christensen
Hill
Driggs
George Collipriest
Montpelier
British Radical Protests U S Entry Ban
London December 12 AP still smarting over the ban on Shapurji Saklatvala a Parsee communist MP from Britain's delegation to the congress of the parliamentary union has launched a protest campaign against the American decision. He has written the inter parliamentary union secretary challenging the action with backing from some British delegates.
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London
United States
Congress of the Parliamentary Union
Shapurji Sakiatvala
House of Comnons
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Outcry Over Omission of Roy Haynes From Congressional Directory
The article reports that Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes was left out of the new congressional directory, with treasury officials offering no clear explanation. James E. Jones, formerly Haynes's assistant and now director of prohibition, was listed. Assistant Secretary Andrews called it a serious error and Treasury officials offered various theories, including field duty exemption.
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Washington
Dee
Roy Saynes
Capitol
The
Treasury
Haynes
James E. Jones
Prohibition
Andrews
Reichstag Approves Russo German Trade Pact
The reich stag on December 12 approved the Russo German trade agreement signed in Moscow in October. The treaty provides mutual most favored nation status and marked the first Soviet accord with a capitalist country while promising to ease economic relations between systems.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Moscow
Brooklyn Train Crash Wreck Injures Ten On Fulton Line
Ten persons were injured today when an elevated express on the Fulton street line crashed into a stalled train near Oxford street Brooklyn station. Two are seriously hurt. A first and second cars telescoped. Both trains were Manhattan bound. Cause of the wreck not yet ascertained.
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New York
Fulton Street
Oxford Street
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Barramento River dredging plans shifted to dam proposal
Major General Taylor reports dredging the Barramento river to ten feet from its mouth to Sacramento is inadvisable. He advises building a lock and dam at Freeport with a $2,675,000 cost to achieve the same aims.
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Washington
Barramento River
California
Sacramento
Congress
Taylor
Freeport
Insurgents Damage Damascus Rail Link Cutting Connection
A band of insurgents destroyed a railway section 20 miles northwest of Damascus severing the line to the city. About 200 yards of track were torn up in the attack reported from Beirut Syria on December 12.
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Beirut
Syria
Damascus
Iut
Rabbit Rodeo to Proceed Despite Poisoning Concerns
Local biologists and sportsmen back a magpie extermination campaign led by T. B. Murray. Rabbits will be used as bait for poison operations with a drive planned near Springfield or Sterling tomorrow at 8 AM, led by E. J. Fieldsted. safety concerns remain about carcass exposure.
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Biological Survey
T. B. Murray
Murray
Fort Hall
Springfield
Sterling
Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Fieldsted
Black Robbers Probed as Many Shooters Prepare
Handied good returns are anticipated as Mr. Murray and his assistants have disposed of a great number of the black robbers. A good many shooters will participate in tomorrow's event.
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Murray
Sak-Ka Temple Holds Election for Nobles
William G. Burrell was elected illustrous potentate of Sak-Ka Temple No. 117 A E A S Friday at Castellini hall. Officers elected include Earl Washington chief rabban James Dowden assistant rabban John Edwards high priest and prophet William Diamond Oriental guide Kendrick Robinson treasurer Jonas Mitchem recorder William F. Thomas first ceremonial master J W Williams second ceremonial master Morris Dyer marshal Isaiah Washington captain of the guard and Forte Moore outside guard. Installation followed the election.
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William G. Burrell
Mystic Shrine
Castellini Hall
Earl Washington
Rabban
James Dowden
John Edwards
William Diamond
Kendrick, Robinson
Jonas Mitchem
William F. Thomas
J. W. Williams
Morris Dyer
Isaiah Washington
Forte Moore
Unsettled Weather With Rain Likely Tonight
The forecast indicates unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday with probable rain. Warmer readings are expected in the southern portion tonight.
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South Portion
Evansville Reader Credits Cuticura for Skin Cure
A letter from Ed Lynn of Evansville Indiana dated March 4 1925 describes four years of pimples on the face neck and shoulders that itched burned and caused sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he reports healing after six cakes of Soap and three boxes of Ointment. The notice promotes Cuticura products by Smith Kline Beecham firms in Massachusetts.
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Ed Lynn
Sycamore
Evansville
Ind
Ssetleare Laboratories
Depa M
Malton
Mass
Automobile prices from early 1920s list
A catalog of vintage cars and trucks with model years including 1921 1922 1923 1924 entries. Brands shown include Ford Dodge Nash Buick Chandler and Chev with vehicle types touring sedan coupe two door truck and prices ranging from 100 to 235 dollars.
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North Grant
H. J. Pierpont
South Grant
A. J. Cibulka
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America
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Chichester
Prin Ean
Brand Pilla
Utah
Cutiura
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Art
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Monroe
Buick
Nash
Chandler
Hudson
Oakland
Dodge
Ena
RADIO
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Zenith Radio
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Happy
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Sor Zenkalb
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
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