Death in Rooming House Under Alcohol or Drug Influence
The body of 2 Manson Gonzales was found after 6 pm in a Perkins rooming house. Coroner Sam Ferguson cites alcohol poisoning or a drug as possible cause. Joe Molio, a Union man, was with Gonzales earlier after a 3 am incident. Remains moved to Schumacher and Hall parlors. inquest likely.
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Manson
Gensales
Perkins
Sam Ferguson
Gonzales
Hie
Joe Molio
Wan
Schumacher & Hall
Kounry
Boy Run Over by Car on West Clark Street
A thirteen year old boy, son of Thomas Curtis, was struck by a southbound car at the Clark Street and Lincoln Avenue intersection while coasting on skates. The vehicle, driven by Renny Lavatta, passed over the boy’s ankles and his legs were lacerated. Police plan an afternoon interview with Lavatta as hospital care for the boy proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Curtis
Clark Street
Lincoln Ave
Curtis
Lark Street
Lincoln
Renny
Lavatta
Price
Curtin
Young Couple Wed On Christmas Day In Gate City
A home wedding took place Christmas afternoon at 3 o clock at 212 North Johnson the home of Mr and Mrs W B Smith Percy Allsop of Pocatello married Miss Gladys L Sharpe of Beulah Michigan with Rev H S Hamilton officiating The couple will reside at the Hotel Bannock The bride recently moved to Pocatello two months prior and is well known locally The groom works for the Delano Thompson shoe firm and is popular in the community
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Bannoock
Pocatello
Gate City
Delano Thompson Shoe
Highwayman Had Real Xmas Spirit
A fragment notes a Spokane report mentioning a robber, Mr. Walker, and a reference to Br. F Wilcert Line pire. The text hints at holiday sentiment amid a crime scene, but details are unclear and names are partially cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
BR. F. Wilcert
Mr. Walker
Greek coffee house raid ends casual African dominoes game
Sheriff Geo E Mabey and constabulary officers raided a Greek coffee house on First Avenue Sunday evening at about 7 o clock. The informal incident led to arrests of Georg e Geoulos Tom Viahes Nick s Geo Callas Gus Pappas John pas and Mike Koshris for gambling. All were escorted to the county jail for processing.
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Cas
First Avenue
Sherif Geo. E. Mabey
Constabulary
Bendixon
Day
Mat Ge ‘Oulos
Tom Viahes
Nicks
Geo. Callas
Gus Pappas
Joha Pas
Mike Koshris
Erap
Cinians
I Black Injured In Auto Accident Near Gas Plant Crossing
James Black a truck driver and Posatcho fre man was injured when an Oldemo automobile carrying Knowles and Fields was struck by a fast mail at Gould street railroad crossing near the gas plant. Black suffered head and body bruises but is not in serious condition and is recovering at Lynn Brothers hospital. He is brother of Mrs F E Tydeman.
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James Black
Posatcho
Sretkees
Tenien
Gould Street
Black Wan
Fast Mail
Locals Report Smooth Postop Recoveries
Mrs G K Carpenter of 430 North Garfield is said to be getting along nicely after an operation on Sunday at the general hospital. Mrs Geo T Reece of 616 North Harrison, wife of the Short Line baggage agent, underwent a minor surgery this morning at Lynn hospital. Mr and Mrs A B Wallington returned from Twin Falls after visiting Mr Wallington's father. Mrs H E McMillan, who had surgery about three weeks ago, was moved to her home at 709 North Johnson this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. KE. Carpenter
North Garfield
General Hospital
Geo. T. Reece
North Harrison
Short Line
Lynn Hospital
A. B. Wallington
Twin Falls
Mr. Wallington
H. E. McMillan
North Johnson
Banker Louis Gallett Leaves for Boise Christmas Visit
Louis Gallett assistant cashier Bannock National Bank traveled Friday to Boise to spend Christmas with his parents State Auditor and Mrs Ed Gailett, reporting a holiday family visit.
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Boise
Louis Gallett
Bannock National Bank
Ed Gailett
Mrs Edward Wright Recovers After Operation
Mrs. Edward Wright of 541 North 7th is rapidly recovering at home after an operation at Gyan hospital performed several weeks ago and she was brought home last evening.
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Edward Wright
North 7Th
Gyan Hospital
Earley Returns From Utah Christmas Visit
County Clerk R C Earley and Mrs Earley spent Christmas with Mrs James Gibson in Salt Lake City. Mrs Earley will come home the last of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
R. C. Earley
Salt Lake
Early
James Gibson
Hinckley Returns Home From California Visit
George Hinckley, son of Mr and Mrs A Hinckley, returned from Stockton California where he attended a mechanical school. He will stay about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
George Hinckley
A. (. Hinckley
Stockton
Young Hinckley
Here for Hoys Mr and Mrs Moore Visit Pocatello People
Mr and Mrs M V Moore, former Pocatello residents, arrived from Miles City Montana and are spending the holidays visiting friends. Mr Moore worked for years as a machinist at the Short Line shore.
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Hoys
M. V. Moore
Pocatello
Miles City
Montana
Moore
Short Liga Shores
Marguerite Green Earns UC Berkeley B A Degree
Miss Margueriteene Genevieve Green, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Green, has returned from Berkeley California where she recently received her B A degree from the University of California Genevieve had been visiting in California for several months.
Homer Making a Homer Returns to Idaho Burley Visit
Leo Homer, a prewar Idaho Tech student who served in France, traveled through Pocatello with his wife. The pair, both UC Logan students, spent the holiday in Burley with Homer's parents while he studies chemistry at Logan.
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Homer
Leo Homer
Idaho Tech Beore
France
Pocatello
Logan
Burley
Marriage Licenses Issued At County Clerk Office
Fr iday licenses granted to Finvid Fore Graves and Nina Yocum of Pocatelic Otto J Hatcher of Denver and Kathryn Ann West of Pocatelic James A Clough of Blackfoot and Annabel Farnham of Washington DC. Address at high school assembly room on Parent Teachers Association topic. public invited.
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Finvid Fore Graves
Nina Yocum
Pocatelic
Otto J. Hatcher
Denver
Kathryn Ann West
James A. Clough
Blackfoot
Annabel Farnham
Washington, D.C
Ahievencg
Parent Teachers Association
Buick roadster stolen from Twin Falls on Christmas
Sheriff and police seek a Buick roadster reported stolen from Twin Falls on Christmas. The car owned by Mike F Woods bore the initials M F W on both doors and carried Idaho license 29614 from 1920 with motor number 438638.
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Sheriff’s Office
Twin Falls
Mike F. Woods
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Leland Barrett
A six pound baby girl was born this morning at Pocatello General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Barrett. The mother formerly Miss Misa Ethel Stinger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H H Stinger of South Fifth Avenue and sister to Mrs Bert Stoker. Both mother and babe are doing very nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Barrett
Pocatello General Hospital
Misa Ethel Stinger
H. H. Stinger
South Fifth Avenue
Bert Stoker
Babe
Deputy Sheriff Heads to Salt Lake to Serve Warrant
Deputy Sheriff Guy Nelson left today at noon for Salt Lake to serve warrants for the return to Poco Tello. Charles W. McGillis is wanted there on a charge of violating the blue sky law. The complaint was signed by Mrs. Belle Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Guy Nelson
Pocatello
Charles W., McGillis
Belle Bush
Gas Main Leak Forces Local Home Gas Fumes Incident
A North Garfield residence suffered a gas leak after a main break, causing a mother and daughter to be overcome and rushed to General Hospital for treatment. Neighbors reported strong gas fumes and responders assisted, with repairs and assessments ongoing.
Pocatello Celebrates Christmas Day With Dances Trees
It was a cold snow filled Christmas in Pocatello with many formal family gatherings open houses and dances at Antlers hall Oriole Commercial hall and Banock hotel plus a large municipal tree event that drew criticism for its poor Santa presence and a call to improve next year for broader youth entertainment and better planning.
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Pocatello
Antlers
Gate City
Whitman
Elks
Antlers’ Hall
Santa
Wallington and
Moran
Bannock
Short Line
Thea
Santa Claus
Thug Leader Monk Eastman Fatally Shot in Feud
Detectives pursue dozens connected to Monk Eastman after the notorious Lower East Side gang leader, known as William Delaney, is found dead from five bullet wounds at Fourth Avenue and Fourteenth Street in New York. He had briefly reformed and was restored to citizenship by Gov. Smith.
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New York
Eastman
Lower East Side
William Delaney
Smith
Fourth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Christmas services draw large crowds at Presbyterian church
Christmas exercises at the Presbyterian church drew a packed crowd Friday evening and many called it the best ever. Christmas services Sunday morning and evening attracted large audiences as twelve men were welcomed at the morning service. The stereopticon sermon Henry Van Dyke's The Other Wise Man pleased the evening crowd.
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Presbyterian Church
Onenry Vaan Dyke
Local Arrests and Fines Reported at West Center Viaduct
A man named Fred Coolidge paid a $10 fine after being found guilty at the West Center viaduct scene. Another man, James, was arrested Saturday for intoxication and released on a $10 bond to appear in court this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coolidge
West Center
James
George Johns Held on Liquor Charge After Transfer
George Johns, charged with selling intoxicating liquor, was brought here from Lava Hot Springs Sunday morning by Deputy Sheriff Chas Bell. Johns released on a $1000 bond. Officers say Johns was arrested in May 1918 for liquor violation and served ten days in Bannock county jail plus a $100 fine.
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George Johns
Lava Hot Springs
Chas. Bell
Johns
Bannock County
Liquor Violation Arrests Reported in Pocatello
Constabulary officers arrest several for liquor violations amid holiday cheer in Pocatello. George Adams known as Red was jailed Friday night by Officer Johnston Day on selling liquor and released on 250 bond. Casey Labiff a taxi firm employee was arrested Sunday afternoon by Officer Day on selling with 1000 bond.
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Pocatello
George Adams
Red
Constabuary
F. Johnston
Adams
Casey Labiff
Officer Day
Tis
Emergency bill sent to finance body prompts opposition
A garbled report from December 7 indicates debate over a proposed emergency bill. Opposition members express concerns as the measure moves to the finance committee for review.
Jury Probes The Lynchings In Fort Worth
Fort Worth is probing the lynching of a man identified as Tom Vickery who was jailed for killing Officer Jeff Couch. Vickery was taken from the county jail by twenty two masked men and hanged. A special grand jury was convened to investigate possible police or detective involvement and knowledge of the affair.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Colby to Visit Uruguay as Florida Arrives in Montevideo
Preparations were under way in Montevideo Uruguay for the cruiser Uruguay to meet the United States battleship Florida carrying Bainbridge Colby American secretary of state. Colby will land at 3 o clock tomorrow and receive military honors before a government audience at the palace. An official banquet will be hosted by Minister Buero to honor the delegation.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Florida
Bainbride Colby
Almerican
Rio Janeiro
Forei
Buero
Robert Emmett Jeffery
United States
Oliver B. Harriman
Legation
Brum
Bananet
Harding plans conferences with leaders before inauguration
President-elect Warren G Harding moves from foreign policy talk to domestic issues with conferences planned this week with Senate and House leaders including McCumber Mendell Good and Will Hays. He will rest in Florida before the March 4 inauguration and discuss cabinet selections and the Ohio appointment to fill his Senate term.
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Warren J. Harding
Senate
House
Florida
Senator Harding
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
Frank Mendell
Wyoming
J. W. Good
Iowa
Will Hays
Marion
Harding
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Four Convicts Make Escape From Fort Madison Prison
Burlington Iowa December 27 four convicts James O Keefe Harry Smith and two others escaped from Fort Madison prison. Police believe they obtained outside aid aiding the escape and a store robbery at Galesburg Illinois last night is attributed to them. No trace had been found by press time.
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Burlington
James O'Keefe
Harry Smith
James
James‘ellen
R Prisom
Fort Madison
Galesburg
Warren Hollowell
Steamer Steerage Plight Reported Near Valencia
A Lloyds wireless message from Valencia reports the steamer Hutchisson missing after an incident on the Atlantic route New Orleans to Antwerp. The steamer Hatefaring asks urgent tow assistance from a position about 375 miles southwest of The Lizard. The Hutchisson is a 2179 ton vessel believed to be westbound when the mishap occurred.
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London
Lloyds Wireless
Valencia
Jodhdt
Lizard
Hutchingon
Hut
Clara Y visits an Oklahoma town
Clara Smith Hamwnor is at liberty on a $12,000 bond over a charge connected to the death of Jake L. Hamon Republican national committeeman. She plans to stay several days with relatives in Wilton Oklahoma.
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Wilton
Okla
Clara Smith Hamwonr
Liberty
Jake L. Hamon
Senator Johnson backs disarmament as path to peace
Washington Senator Johnson Republican California argues in the senate that a five great powers disarmament would be the one great step toward preventing future wars. He cautions against foreign powers attempting a new super government or embroiling the U S in European quarrels.
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Washington
Dee
AIP
Johnson
California
Senate Today
New York
Earth
Senate
Influenza immunity study warnings and public indifference
In Washington on December 27 the lie health service reports that influenza attacks confer lasting immunity after outbreak in 1918 19 with protection lasting years though no forecast for this winter is given. Surgeon General Cummins laments public indifference to preventable deaths and notes at least 100000 lives yearly could be saved by medical knowledge.
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Washington
Lie Health Service
Urgeon General Cumms
The
Health Service
United States
Marines Will Stay A While In Dominican Republic
Washington reported that the withdrawal of U S Marines from the Dominican Republic will not begin for several months. Secretary Daniels said he conferred with State Department officials on appointing a commission to revise laws and draft new statutes for Dominicans to govern their country. Rear Admiral Snowden will appoint the commission on Washington recommendations after congress approves the new statutes and implements them.
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Washington
Dombalcan Republic
San Domingo
Wilson
Daniel
Daniels
State Department
Thomas Snowden
Domician Congress
New Governor to Name the Next Senator in Ohio
Marion Ohio December 27 President elect Harding will resign his Senate seat as soon as Harry L Davis becomes Ohio governor on January 10 following a conference with Davis. Davis will issue a commission to former Governor Willis Lee. Harding discussed budget reform with Iowa congressman James W Good and expects to report on the sundry civil bill. Max Rabinoff urged resuming trade with Russia without Soviet recognition and promoted Russian cooperative societies.
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Marion
Harding
United States
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Davis
Willis. Lee
James W. Good
Iowa
House
Good
Mai
Washington
Carry
Russia
Max Rabinoff
Chicago
Baltic States
Paria
Rabinoff
Safe dynamited for large sum in Brownwood station
A safe at the Santa Fe passenger station in Brownwood Texas was blown last night and a large sum of money representing Friday to Sunday receipts was taken. Police hunt suspects as investigation continues with few leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Texas
Santa Fe
115 Year Old Woman Smokes Gas and Recovers
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs. Sarah Quinn aged 115 was revived after nearly being homejeeted when she blew flame while puffing gas yesterday. Found unconscious, she regained consciousness in a hospital and said she was returning home to finish chores. She moved to Chicago in 1849.
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Chicago
Sarah Quinn
Mra. Een
Bonus Bill Costs Estimated At 2.3 Billion
Washington reports Treasury Secretary Houston estimated the soldiers' bonus bill would cost about 2.3 billion dollars, with four optional plans including adjusted service pay and vocational training. He warned of added tax burdens and possible revenue gaps while a Senate finance committee weighed the measure.
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Washington
Houston
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Heston
T. 8
Adams
International Revenue Bureau
Republican
Utah
Revenue Bureau
Adama
Bureau
Smoot
Congress
Planter and Daughter Killed in Arkansas Shooting
Charley Giles a 40 year old sharecropper armed with an automatic shotgun and pistol is believed to be hiding near the Miele river after killing O. T. Craig a Mississippi county planter and his daughter Mrs Maybell Wilson and wounding Craig's two sons Dick and Hugh. He also wounded three deputy sheriffs during the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Farm
Joodhounds
Dakota B. closes today in Minot bank closure
The First Farmers Bank of Minot in North Dakota was closed today due to depleted reserves. Local officials and customers faced disruption as bank operations halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Farmers Bank of
Tariff Bill Sparks Senate Debate Over Protection and Trade
In Washington the Democratic filibuster against the emergency tariff measure failed as Republicans defended the bill. Senator Hitchcock urged referral to the commerce committee while Senator McCumber resisted changes, calling for fair consideration next month. Harrison condemned the proposal as protective and harmful to farmers, warning of retaliatory actions and questioning its effect on Canadian wheat and U.S. credit and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Committee
Atest
Finance Committee
McCumber
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Harrison
Mississippi
Drun
Ccemee
Canada
New Eagland
East
Commercce Committee
Mclumber
Smoot
Utah
Sas
America
United States
Harrizon
Piraee
Hartisonnh
Inchitt
Cost of Tobacco in Lexington Costs 37 Cents Per Pound
Fragmentary notice reports tobacco pricing in Lexington Kentucky around 1920. The 37 cent figure appears with references to University of Kentucky and production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
University of Kentucky
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