IGH School Girls Pick Teams for Interclass Basketball
Final practice selects Senor, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman squads for the coming season. First and second strings feature Ruth Pett and Marjorie Mitchell among captains, with a busy holiday schedule at the high school gym and an elimination tournament culminating in a cup prize.
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High Hool
Rls
Ruth Pett
Nellie Wilbeecke
Thelma Peteson
Dor Nixon
Cather» Leute
Grace Bonr
Helen Loux
Peneve Katsilometes
Nter
Phyllis Peterson
Catherine Jones
Au Barnum
Margaret Sloan
Ard
Lucille Busbidge
Hier
Argaret Watson
Violetaus
Katherine Burbidge
Julia Waller
Ice Thomas
Sadie Jones
Margaret Graves
May Ruggles
Iberta Zweigart
Stoffernugglies
Gladys Wilson
Reba Stratford
Alma Willecke
Jewel Rmenter
Helen Gower
Elma Guyman
Alice Merrill
Ida Hartvieson
Nadene Aperne
Helen Murd
Ead
Delpha Zimmerman
Isimeda Zaccardi
Butle
Sta Ayers
Erma McNally
Atherine Elliot
Fern Har
Audrey Rees
Priscilla Henney
Clara
Anna Copyak
Jhior
Ams
Poratello High School Shows Improved Six Weeks
Principal W. H. De Bolt released figures on the second six weeks showing more honor work and fewer failures. The report lists counts for honors, pass rates, and failures across all subjects and compares with the first period.
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Poratello High School
W. H. de Bolt
Honor Avork
Cress Op Cay
Mrs. Simeon D. Fess Dies in Washington
Mrs. Simeon D. Fess, wife of the Ohio senator, died in Washington yesterday. The obituary notes her as spouse of Simeon D. Fess and reports the death occurred in the capital.
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Washington
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Nilsson Injured After Horse Accident at Lake Arrowhead
Hollywood star Anna Q. Nilsson sustained a dislocated vertebra and cuts after being thrown from a horse at Lake Arrowhead. Her physician said the injuries are not serious and she is under treatment.
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Calif
Anna Q. Nilsson
Lake Arrowhead
Memorial for Steunenberg Memorial in Idaho Aim
Lewis Williams of Boise visited Pocatello to report southeastern counties renewed pledges for the Steunenberg memorial. The granite and marble pedestal will bear a bronze statue costing 35,000 dollars, with 15,000 appropriated in 1917 and the rest raised by subscription. Several historic figures and events connected to the governor’s assassination are noted, with progress updates from Jefferson County and others.
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Boise
Pocatello
Steunenberg
Williams
Idaho
State House
Frank Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Bill Haywood
Mayer and Pettibone
Frank R. Gooding
Colorado
Cridwell
Gooding
Caldwell
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Buner-Sullivan
Federation
Caldwell Tribune
United States
Haywood
Clarence Darrow
William E. Borah
Jefferson County
Women's Relief Society
Church
Turkey Shoot A Snappy Event
Forty six turkeys were won by shooters at the Pocatello Trap Shooting Club Christmas shoot. The day drew many visitors for stunt shooting and tough targets. C Edmonson won the 25 third event with twenty four. Weather kept many members duck shooting and the pep was down. Club shoots may continue as weather permits.
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Pocatello
C. Edmonson
Greece studying new architecture in Athens for Parthenon era
New York dispatch reports Athena the Parthenon center of a shift toward American architecture. A new marble library the Gennadeion by Carnegie Foundation showcases American methods while Athens university expands classes to teach modern construction and labor saving devices to Greek builders and students.
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New York
Athena
Acropolis
Carnegie Foundation For
American School of Classical Studies
Edward Capps
Princeton University
Greece
Espee
University of Athe Univ
Died of Fright After Robbery in Philadelphia
Ed ward F. Keller, a noted figure in the McNichol trunk murder case, died reportedly from heart failure induced by fear while fleeing a bank robbery in a taxicab with over 13 million dollars in cash and checks from the Corn Exchange National Bank where he worked. He had been pardoned a year earlier after serving most of a 10 to 12 year sentence for the 1914 killing of Daniel McNichol.
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Philadelphia
Edward F. Keller
Certrail
McNichol
Corn Exchange National Bank
Daniel McNichol
Keller
Sing Sing
New York City Fire Department Association
Corn Exchange Bank
Offer Made to Hoppe to Defend World Billiards Title
Willie Hoppe said he would accept a Miami promoter's offer to defend his world 18.3 billiards title against Jake Schaefer in February if Schaefer can arrange his affairs to compete.
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New York
Willie H
Miami
Fla
Jake Schaefer
Schaefer
Shenandoah Heaviness Questioned By Col Mitchell
Colonel Mitchell testified at the naval court martial about the Shenandoah’s overweight status and reduced cruising radius. He said evidence showed only a small overweight but claimed personal reports indicated excessive weight and helium use affected the ship. Survivors' counsel declined cross examination as they deemed the witness not an expert.
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Mitchell
Shenandoah
Navy Department
Henry Leonard
Naval Court
Leonard
Charles Rosendahl
I. Mander Rosendahl
Veterans Cautioned On Pending World War Claims
Washington December 21 veterans of the world war with cases pending before the veterans bureau are cautioned to provide complete documentation and to follow up regularly as adjudication timelines stretch, ensuring their claims receive full consideration.
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