Train strikes team man and son near Aberdeen
Harris and his son Willard were hurt when train No. 308 struck their wagon three miles east of Aberdeen. Both men suffered head injuries but are recovering at the General Hospital in Poca. The team of horses died in the crash. Separate notes list several real estate exchanges registered Thursday in areas including Bookstead Agnes J to Frances Betton and property transfers in sections 22 and 36.
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RFB
Harris
Aberdeen
Willard
Cragh
Wer
Pocatello
Geenral Hospital
Bookstead
Agnes J
Frances B. Betton
Com
Green
James Etux
Roy Green
Etux
Ristline
F. M
LeRoy Hall
White
E. Aenix
John C. Weeter
Lote
B'k
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Office
Marriage licenses were issued Thursday at the county clerk's office to Thomas Sparks Stuart and Helen Zaring of American Falls, Paul Donald Fisher and Jewel McCullough of Pocatello, Robert N. Scadden Jr. and Catherine A. Hart of Inkom. A license was issued this morning to Lyman Roberts of Burley and Helen Harriman of Soda Springs.
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Thomas Sparks Stuart
Helen Zaring
American Falls
Paul Donald Fisher
Jewel McCullough
Pocatello
Robert N. Scadden, Jr
Catherine A. Hart
Inkom
Lyman Roberts
Burley
Helen Harriman
Soda Springs
Four men arrested for intoxication bond forfeiture
John Burne T M Gusts Bob Rigg ley and James Collins were arrested Friday on intoxication charges and booked. They were released on bond but failed to appear for police court this morning and their bonds were forfeited.
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John Burne
T.M. Gusts
Bob Riggley
James Collins
Norton organist of St James Episco pal in Chicago now in New York sanitarium
John Wesley Norton longtime organist at St James EpISCO pal church until his November retirement was found to be suffering amnesia in New York and is currently in a sanitarium there.
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Chicago
John Wesley Norton
St. James Episcopal Church
New York
Davis arraigned on liquor possession plea and sentence
J. W. Davis appeared in Judge Houde's court on Thursday charged with possession of intoxicating liquor. He pled guilty and received a thirty day county jail term plus a $100 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Davis
Fireman Dance Costume Sale at Pocatello Costume House
New Year event offering new and up to date costumes with rental charges one third off. Located at 2298 Garfield, Pocatello. Phone 1073-W.
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Pocatello Costume House
Garfield
Masters attend St John service at Trinity Church Sunday
Master Masons will attend the St. Johns day services at Trinity Episcopal church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
American Legion Basketball Practizes Ahead of Senior Night
The American Legion basketball team will practice at 8 o clock in the high school gymnasium. A scrimmage is scheduled with the K C five during the session.
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American Legion
K. C. Five
Caneron announces birth of son Vernee L Caneron
Mr and Mrs R E Caneron announce the birth of a son Vernee L Caneron born on Christmas Eve at their home 426 South Fourth The family resides in the local area and shares their joy with the community.
Local Residents Report Illnesses and Hospital Treatments
Numerous Idaho residents are listed as ill or hospitalized. Julius Muelesma of Pauline undergoes a major operation at Lynn Brothers hospital. Mrs Ethel Bradley’s son is ill with blood poisoning at Terrell hotel. E M Reece had a minor operation at a local hospital. Mrs E J Carlburg is in Pocatello while her baby receives care. Edward Carthart of Alameda is treated at Lynn Brothers hospital. Mrs Scotty Williams seeks treatment at Lynn Brothers hospital. FR Perk is ill at 600 North Harrison. Mr and Mrs Sage left for Ley after hospital treatment. F Garnie had a minor operation yesterday. Fritz Scharley is ill at Commercial hotel.
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Julius Muelesma
Pauline
Idaho
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Charles Wilson
South Harrison
Ethel Bradley
Terrell Hotel
E. M. Reece
North Grant
E. J. Carlburg
American Falls
Pocatello
Littl
W. B. Fore
North Hayes
Edward Carthart
Alameda
Lynn Brothers
Scotty Williams
South Johnson
FR. C. Perk
North Harrison
B. Sage
Ley
A . F. Garnie
Fritz Scharley
Boys Conference Delegation Heads to Boise from Pocatello
Pocatello sends Harold Stowell John Weston Clyde Goodenham Shurtliff Morgan Roy Micchen Charles Loux William Cox Jack McQuade William Davidson John Wheeler W H DeBolt Ellis Peterson Stowell leads delegation at Boise event with two special representatives for Congregational Church and Sunday School. They plan to return by Thursday with aims to secure strong Boise conference material.
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Boise
Pocatello
Harold Stowell
John Weston
Clyde Goodenham
Shurtliff Morgan
Roy Micchen
Charles Loux
William Cox
Jack McQuade
William Davidson
John Wheeler
W. H. DeBolt
Ellis Peterson
Stoward Kelley
Kenneth Williams
Congregational Church
Stowell
Weston
Pocatello High
Capitol City
Idaho
L. E. Goodwin
State Teachers’ Association
Conerence
Plan to revise the calendar by Rowland Wood
Special correspondent reports calendar reform talks led by the League of Nations committee and merchants associations in New York. Various schemes propose four quarters or thirteen months. Dr Theodore du Caragine suggests ten months with six six day weeks and extra holidays for Christ and other figures.
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Rowland Wood
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Committee On
League of Nations
United States
Merchants’ Association
Washington
Theodore du Caragine
Morn
International union congress in Stockholm draws 16 nations
Delegates from 16 countries representing 42 organizations and about 800000 members gathered in Stockholm for the second congress of the International Federation of Commercial Clerical and Technical employees. The Union of German Metal Workers is noted as a major global union covering metal mining and manufacturing workers in Germany. Maisie’s dairy products average 18000000 dollars annually.
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Stockholm
International Federation of Commercial, Clerical and Technical Employes
The
Union of German Metal Workers
Germany
Farm Relief Bill in Sight
Washington reports that the administration contemplates an export supervision bill to control surpluses in major crops. A seven member federal commission would levy charges on producers and manage wheat, corn, livestock, cotton, tobacco, dairy, fruits and vegetables with minimal federal funding.
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Washington
Congress
Iowa
Des Moines
Coolidge
Jardine
White House
Federal
Commission
Industrial employment eases while retail surges into holiday rush
In New York December reports show employment easing in some sectors as inventories wind down and holiday closings approach. Retail trade accelerates across many centers with expectations that weekly sales may surpass any prior period. Steel and sheet markets hold steady with production at high capacity in some plants. Standard Oil orders large tin shipments while Detroit auto plants trim labor, and construction remains active despite cautions.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Arnegie Steel
Nace
Jones and Laughlin
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Pittsurgh
Detroit
Sircessians
Chinese Leader Faces Executions and Deployments in Liaotung Crisis
Reports say the Chinese leader planned to execute Kuo Sung Ling and his wife while other officials sought mercy for Kuo's minor generals. Troops reportedly defecting to Chang, with marines and destroyers moved to Shanghai or Peking. International rail and commercial service near Tientsin resume amid ongoing tensions.
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Hirata
Chingwangtao
Gulf of Liaotung
Kuo
Foreign Office
Mukden
Chang
Sinminfu
Japan
Kuo Sung-Ling
Chang’s
Peking
Manila
Tientsin
Americia
Clare
Williams
Navy Department
Shanghai
State Department
MacMurray
Marines Move Toward China Seen as Routine Flight
A formation of American marines sails from Manila toward China amid sparse official comment on any tactical significance. Washington monitors rapid China developments including the Tientsin capture by the National People's Army and the reported execution of General Kuo Sung Ling and his wife by Chang Tso Lin forces.
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Washington
China
Manila
Tientsin
National People’s Army
Chang
Kuo
Thousands of World War Veterans to France for 1927 Convention
The American Legion plans a 1927 Faris convention drawing about 30 000 veterans back to France. Ships will sail from New York Boston Havana Montreal and Galveston to Le Havre Cherbourg. One way rail fares are offered and savings clubs are forming to fund the trip with a 200 minimum per person plus a 28 day schedule including ocean voyage and time in France.
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France
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Faris
Parley Vous
John J. Wicker Jr
Richmond
Virginia
Mde
New York
Boston
Hampton Ads
Montreal
Aonston
Galveston
le Havre
Cher
Legionnaires
Lefoes
Committee In Charge
Dssay
Legion
United States
Bona File
le H
Legion Auxiliary
Electric knife debuts in Pawtucket hospital operation
Providence briefs report Dr. J Edwards Kerney used an electric or radio knife on a tumor at Pawtucket Memorial hospital. The device, a needle point in a rubber handle, provides high frequency diathermic current to seal vessels and speed healing, potentially redefining surgical tools and calling for a new Doctor of Radio title.
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Herbert M. Hoffors
The
Pocatello Tribune
Providence
R. 1
Wdoc
J. Edwards Kerney
Thie City
Pawtucket Memorial Hospital
Radio
Old Schooner Goes On Shoals Off Cheatham
The two masted Mary Langdon, among the coast's oldest sailing vessels in service, grounded early today on Stone Horse shoal off Cheatham. The Acushnet cutter was ordered from Woods Hole to assist. The Mary Langdon sailed Boston to Miami with building material, left December 19, stopped at Gloucester December 20, and resumed December 24. Built 60 years ago.
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Boston
Mary Langdon
Stone Horse Shoal
Chetham
Coast Gdaard
Acushnet
Wood's Hole
Miami
Fla
Gloucester
Bandits repelled by French armored train near Damascus
In a night attack at El Fijeh on the Damascus railway line a French armored train repelled bandits under a violent storm. Rebel tribesmen at Hasbeiya and Fort Chrysostine suffered heavy casualties with about 70 killed and 200 wounded.
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Beirut
Syria
el Fijeh
Damascur
Hasbeiya
Damascus
Fort Chrystophine
Doheny Gift Lets Regans Fly To Italy For Year
Sioux City reports that Joseph Regan the Irish singer receives a year long all expenses paid trip to Italy for him and his wife. The gift comes from Santa Claus after Regan wrote about his study plans. E L Doheny of Los Angeles played Santa in the real life gesture.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Joseph Regan
Santa Claus
Los Angeles
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YALE
James Hogan
Joseph Crandall
South Africa
Leland Stanford
Junior University
Maisie
Mellie
V. J. Wilder
Plymouth
President Coolidge
Mellie’’ Dunham
Vermont House
Business World Today
J. OC. Boyle
Jack Frost
Aloo Dene
Pao
Dohenys
Foster
Watson Bros
Gowner
England
Furniture Company
N. Arthur
R. Burrus & CO
Bannock County
North Main Street
Arctic
Alaska
Zenith Radio
Eataeth
R. Cenrezi
Zenith
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