Replica of Famous Templar Flag to Visit Pocatello
Gate City Commandery of Knights Templar held its first annual Past Commanders night with many veterans and out of town guests. A traveling Beauseant replica flag will visit Pocatello on May 19 aboard a special train, part of a cross country tour ending in Chicago, with Bethlehem, Seattle and Siloam commanderies involved.
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Gate City
Knights Templar
Paul M. Nill
Lyman Farno
William Wallin
Ray V. Swanson
Frank K. Higran
W. J. Harvey
D. W. Church
D. C. Bellamy
Marcus Grund
Order of the Temple
Paul M. Hill
Templars of Idaho
Seattle
Oak Park
Illinoia
Bethlehem
Siloam
Cyrene
Toronto
Canada
United States
Western Gate
Victoria
British Columbia
The
Templars
Bethlehem Commandery
Illinois
Marion
Ohio
Hollywood
Warren G. Harding
Alaska
Knight George B. Christian
Oak Fork
Siloam Commandery
Citizens urged to buy Christmas seals in Pocatello drive
Superintendent Walter R. Siders led letters urging teachers to prompt student interest in selling Christmas seals. Seals placed at post office Tribune Journal drug stores and local meat shops to raise funds for Bannock County tuberculosis programs. Fifty percent of proceeds stay in county with J L Brady noting current totals meet last year’s and will exceed it thereafter.
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Walter R. Siders
The
Tribune
the Journal
Lorre
Bannock
Bannock County
Anti-Tuberculosis League
J. L. Brady
E. C. Winters
Pocatells
Mutual Improvement Association of the
Church
Alberta Reasoner
Kiwanis
Pocatello
J. L
Nora
Watch dealer listing for 21-Jewel railroad watches
Ben clocks offers 21-Jewel railroad watches at $44 each from B. W. Ray. Center Street display closes for the day.
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B. W. Ray
Jewel Railroad
Center St
Woodlock Recess Nomination Still on Interstate Board
Washington dispatch reports Thomas L. Woodlock of New York again missing from President Coolidge nominations list. It notes his recess appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission last spring remains valid until the current congressional session ends, allowing him to continue serving on the commission.
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Washington
Thomas L. Woodlock
New York
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Coolidge
Woodlock
Congress
Kris Krinkle to Visit Elks and Aid the Needy
The Tribune reports Kris Krinkle will visit Elks charity events in Pocatello, distributing gifts to children on Christmas Eve. The Goodfellow club and Fire Department will oversee a Christmas tree, toy clinic, and collection drive for clothing and shoes to aid needy families through winter.
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Tribune
Tribune Management
Elks’ Goodfellow
A. B. Canfield
Fire Department
Elks
North Arthur
Kris Krinkle
Pocatello
Elinic
Goodfellow’s
Art Zener
Rupert Moose Lodge to Sponsor Wrestling Event Friday
A Rupert Moose Lodge No 1338 L C O M will host a wrestling card Friday with Jack Gotch of Kansas City facing Clarence Bush of Rupert in a three fall match Gotch billed as Middleweight light heavyweight champion of the Midwest The lodge plans to enroll more than 300 members and forty candidates will be initiated by Lodge officials led by Secretary Ed L Haas Tribune sports editor John H Kane will supervise the program details locally.
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Moose Lodge
Rupert
Rupert Lodge
Ed. L. Haas
Pocatello
The
Lodge
Jack Gotch
Kansas City
Clarence Bush
Gotch
Middlewest
Aecord
John H. Kane
the Tribune
State Athletic Commission
Planters Break Relations With Cane Mill Owners
Reports from Camaguey and Oriente say sugar planters have severed ties with mill owners and halted cane harvesting until the dispute ends.
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Havana
Camaguey
Oriente
Turkey demands Mosul area amid League of Nations session
A Turkish spokesman stated no economic arrangement fair to an Iraq including Mosul, asserting Mosul remains Turkey’s juridical and natural part despite Syria and Mesopotamia renunciation. He warned Turkey would wait for the Turkish assembly in Angora to decide and declined comment on potential military actions.
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Geneva
Turkey
Mosul
League of Nations Council
National Assembly
Syria
Damascus
Irak
League of Nations Commission of Investigation
Council
Angora
Market plan reorganized for Chicago grain trades
Chicago December 16 The Chicago board of trade adopts a clearing house to begin in January with Jesse commodities then corn and wheat trades. Joseph Simons presidents the clearing house. a business conduct committee with power to investigate and curb manipulation operates with the grain futures administration.
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Chicago
Chicago Card of Trade
Secretary of Agriculture
Joseph Simons
Clearing House
Board of Directors
Grain Futures Administration
Ard
Humai Cans
L. J. Gates
van Topmed
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Local Hardware Stores Extend Evening Hours to Christmas
Notice announces that Chance Tatro Hardware and Scanlan Hardware Co will stay open evenings through Christmas. The joint update signals extended shopping hours for the holiday season.
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Chance-Tatro
Scanlan
Utah Oil Well Breaks Free Again Near Moab
News from Utah’s oil front reports the Midwest Utah Southern well near Moab has again broken loose and is blowing by heads. A sample taken last Friday shows very high grade oil. A test at the Neal dome near Vernal, aiming for the Pennsylvania formation at depth of up to 2500 feet, has begun as efforts resume to block the only shiny oil and gas at Moab.
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Best Lake City
Utah Oil Front
Moab
George T. Hansen
Utah Southern Oil Company
Utah Southern
Big Six Dome
Neal Dome
Vernal
Pennsylvania
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Windsor
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Petersen's
Correll Seer
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Roentgen
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Pasteur
Marie Curie
Chas. J. Finley
M.D
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Andrew Taylor Still
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Grace J. Parker
Idaho
Vern M. Bodmer
D. D
C. E. Cunningham
D. C
Blackfoot
Utah
Daniel Green
Watson Bros
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