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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1920

Page

6

Rabbi Goldman Exposes Russia Bolshevism in Local Talks

Ex Rabbi Joseph Goldman, recently arrived in Pocatello, speaks at the Methodist church Sunday on The Inner Life of Russia and Bolshevism and at the Presbyterian church on Home Coming of Israel. He describes czarist and Bolshevik oppression, land and labor policies, and argues Zionism and American rights. His son died in France with the Ninety-First Division. He plans to go to Palestine after touring the U.S.

Russia Joseph Goldman Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Israel Goldman Pocatello Siberia Vladivostok Pacific America Seattle France Mr. Goldman Palestine Holy Land

Barber shops closed Saturday New Year’s Day

All barber shops will be closed all day Saturday for New Year’s Day. They will stay open Friday evening until 9 o’clock. Lynn Brothers Hospital has moved to the new location at North Arthur and West Clark. Phones 1520 and 1521.

Lynn Brothers Hospital North Arthur West Clark

Hardy backed as successor to Aschmeyer

After Fort Hall agency superintendent Aschmeyer resigned a movement formed to back Lee C. Hardy. Over 26 signatures endorsed Hardy for appointment. Congressman Smith quickly urged the Indian Affairs Commission to appoint Hardy to fill the vacancy, with a telegram sent to Washington. Senator Nugent had not commented, but rapid action was anticipated.

Aschmeyer Fort Hall Indias Lee C. Hardy Hardy Washington Mardy John ¥.Ar Addison T. Smith Smith Tribune Indian Affairs Pocatello Fort Hall Senator Nugent

Oldest Hawaiian Woman Dies at 107 in Honolulu

Mrs. Kaili Waikai, reputed to be Hawaii’s oldest woman, died in Honolulu at about 107 years old. Born at Kona on the Island of Hawaii, she was seven at the first missionaries arrival and 70 years a Honolulu resident. Her life spanned events from Kamehameha’s rule to the 1893 provisional government.

Honolulu Kaili Waikai Hawaii Hawaiian Islands Waikai Kamehameha Waterloo Belgium Napoleon William Germany

Notice of Sale and Estate Hearing in Idaho Cases

Notice of sale in Pocatello Idaho. E J Potter plaintiff against Pocatello News Printing Company receiver will sell all defendant office furniture presses and goodwill at public auction on January 3 1921 in front of 3862 North Main Street. Also hearing for Celia J Cooper estate distribution January 11 1921 set by Bannock County Probate Court with administrator T M Woodland to appear and contest. Judge WM Hyde presiding.

E. J. Potter Pocatello News Printing Company North Main Street Pocatello Bannock County Idaho Western Newspaper Union Twin Falls News Publishng Company Mergenthaler Linotype Co Throughe Adding Machine Company M. Sims State of Idaho Celia J. Cooper T. M. Woodland

Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice for Hotel Bannock Co

Notice states the Hotel Bannock Company of Pocatello Idaho will hold its annual stockholders meeting on Monday January 10 1921 at 10 oclock a m at the company office in Pocatello. Purpose is to elect a board of directors and transact other business. The notice is dated December 22 1923 and signed by L Layng.

Hotel Bannock Company Pocatello Idaho Pocatello Idaho Idaho- Wyoming ON & Refining Co Pear Ockers Idaho-Wyoming 1É& Fining Co Mercial Club Ocatello

Journalism Standards Discussion Draws National Faculty Group

The second meeting of the Association of Americans and Departments of Journalism convened in Colombia Missouri and runs through tomorrow. Ten universities with established journalism programs attend including Columbia Missouri Wisconsin Oregon Montana Ohio Indiana Texas Kansas with Dean Walter Williams presiding and Willard G. Bleyer as secretary and treasurer. The group seeks fixed graduation requirements and standards for instruction similar to those in law and medical education. Speakers include J W Cunliffe and L M Flint on topics such as graduation standards and balance of technical instruction.

Colombia Association of Americans American Association of Law Pols American Association of Medical Schools Ism Columbia University State Universi of Missouri Wisconsin Oregon Ontana Ohio Indiana Texas Kansas Walter Williams University of Missouri Willard G. Bleyer University of Wisconsin Chicago Will TH. Jayes University of Texas J. W. Cunliffe L. M. Flint University of Kansas Bleyer

Happy Women Fete and Kidney Pills Endorsed

Readers hear a testimonial about Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney troubles. Mrs. Frank Ball of 331 8S. Matz St. says the pills helped her during household strain and fatigue. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo New York, distributes the remedy.

Frank Ball Matz Dean Ball Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Cheap Divorces in Manitoba Draw Crowd at Courts

Winnipeg Man Dec 30 Four hundred divorce applications await hearing in Manitoba courts. Reeves of cases heard each month since Manitoba gained power to grant divorces a year. The small fee for a divorce is blamed for the surge with lawyers noting divorces can be secured for under 200 dollars.

Winnipeg Man Manitoba Law Courts Awyers

Wilson nominates Peter A Jay minister to Rem otification

The nomination of Peter Augustus Jay of Rhode Island to be minister to Rem otification has been sent to Lithuania by President Wilson.

Washington Peter Augustus Jay Rhode Island Lithuania Wilson

Ambushes Leave Police, Soldier Wounded in Cork Incidents

Reports from Cork recount armed civilians ambushing a police patrol wounding one officer and injuring several others on a county road. A separate Cork road ambush wounded a soldier amid ongoing license abolition discussions.

Cork

Prohibition Question Dominates Scottish Districts

Decisive Prohibition vote debate drags on in Scotland with districts finishing lengthy campaigns. Final results unlikely before year end as localities report intense sentiment and activity.

London

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