Negro Found Unconscious in P F E Refrigerator Car
Joe Robinson a 28 year old Black man was found unconscious in a bunker of a Pacific Fruit Express car after a westbound freight train arrived about 9 30 Friday night. He was exposed to charcoal heater fumes and rushed to General hospital in serious condition but later reported to be recovering. He gave a name and home in Kansas City and said he worked in Portland Oregon. He refused to say how he entered the car or provide full details. Authorities believe he climbed in at Shoshone or Minidoka and the car is inspected at Glennsberry.
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Short Line
Depncy Sherive
J. J. Moss
Joe Robinson
Kansas City
Portland
Ore
Glennsberry
Shoshone
Minidoka
Salt Lake Firm Submits Low Bid for New Viaduct
Bids for a viaduct over the Montana division main line tracks at the county infirmary north of the city were opened by Bannock County board of commissioners. The low bid of 1 209.39 by J. L. Griffith and Company of Salt Lake was accepted. Other bids ranged from 33 156.50 to 41 509.52 from firms in Pocatello Ogden Spokane and Salt Lake. Bids will go to Boise for review by the state highway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Infirmary
Bannock County Board of Commissioners
J. L. Griffith and Company
Salt Lake
Wnem and
Souter
Pocatello
Jas. J. Burke and Company
Delivouk and
Episcopalian Minstrel Show Planned at YMCA
Plans for a free Episcopalian super minstrel at the YMCA gym on January 21 unfold with acts like The Chinese Laundryman and A Trip Through Hades. Lawrence Dean, Jack Trimming, Mrs. W. L. Holbrook and a girls quartet headline with violin by Arthur Teeple and numbers by James Long and Bob Rhea. Two and a half hours of entertainment are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Dean
Jack Trimming
Hades
W. L. Holbrook
Arthur Teeple
James Long
Bob Rhea
Visitors In Town And Local Marriage License Issued
Mrs D H Brethan and Mrs S W Wilson of Blackfoot are visitors in Pocatello today. A marriage license was issued Friday at the county clerk's office to James Myers of Arimo and Thelma Hawkins of Robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Brethan
S. W. Wilson
Blackfoot
Pocatello
James ©. Myers
Arimo
Thelma Hawkins
Robin
Fisher Pleads Guilty in Intoxication Case
A. Fisher, arrested Thursday evening by police on intoxication charges, pled guilty this morning. In default of a 15 fine he was committed to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fisher
Blossom Time to be staged in Pocatello
Miss Downey, representative of the company, announced in town today that Blossom Time will be produced in Pocatello on January 23. The plan outlines a well conceived musical production for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossom Time
Pocatetto
Reverend Smith Changes Home Adjacent to Baptist Church
Rev. E. P. Smith, pastor of the Baptist church, has moved to the property immediately adjoining the church at 416 North Arthur Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Smith
the Baptist Church
North
Arthur Avenue
Former Governor Davis Visits on Reclamation Duty
Former Governor D. W. Davis, now an official of the Reclamation service based in Washington DC, passed through this city this morning en route to the northern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Davis
The
Reclamation Service
Washington, D. C
Railroad officials head to St Paul for terminal talks
H. V. Platt of Salt Lake general manager of the Oregon Short Line and K. E. Brooks of Pocatello superintendent of the Montana division left yesterday for St. Paul to confer with other line officials on terminal matters. Sherwood Eddy, international secretary of the Y M C A, will pass through town on February 2 and will visit here for some time.
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H. V. Platt
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
K. E. Brooks
Pocatello
Montana
St. Paul
Minn
Sherwood Eddy
Eddy
Prisoner Returned in Grand Larceny Case
Chief deputy Alma Marley returned Friday night from Canon City Colorado with in custody C. Skidmore to answer a grand larceny charge. The complaint alleges the theft of a gasoline engine from Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Marley
Canon City
Colo
C. Skidmore
Skidmore
Oxford
Y M C A Idaho Oregon officials travel to Boise
W. W. Dillon interstate secretary for Idaho and Oregon and L. E. Goodwin state secretary, who has led the local association, left last night for Boise. They were in conference with the local Y directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dillon
Boise
Idaho
Oregon
L. E. Goodwin
Mr.Dillon
Mr. Goodwin
Y M C A Secretary Walter Hopkins Visits Pocatello
Missouri state Secretary of the YMCA Walter 8 Hopkins arrives in Pocatello on an inspection trip at the invitation of the local YMCA board of directors. He will speak and review activities during the visit planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Hopkins
Missouri
Pocatello Eichae
Mr. Hopkins
Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors
Snow Storm Leaves No Widespread Disruptions
The snow storm yesterday and today affected only the southern region with no impact on the northern rail line. Rail operations continued normally as trains kept running through today and last night.
Brady McGowan Real Estate to Move Quarters in 1925
The Brady-McGowan Real Estate firm will relocate its quarters to an area immediately adjacent to the present location. F. C. McGowan cites increased business and preparations for a larger rise in 1925 as the reason for the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady-McGowan Real Estate Company
F. C. McGowan
Mexicans Arrested On Intoxication Charges
Frank Samerouts and Cerieso Neregrete were booked at the city police station Friday night on intoxication charges. They entered not guilty pleas this morning and the cases were continued until Monday morning. They are also accused of offering a pint of whiskey for sale to an Indian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Samerouts
Cerieso Negrete
PoenteYo Candidates Seek Votes in Ada City Derby Race
Miss Maudean Short and Miss Lucile Mc Cormack from The Tribune pursue strong vote gains in Idaho Falls as PoenteYo contenders in the Queenship of the Ashton Dog Derby seek support. The local section favors their chances and dominance in the festival.
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PoenteYo
Idaho Falls
Maudean Short
Lucile McCormack
the Tribune
New Telephone Books Coming to Pocatello Exchange
E P Calph manager of the Pocatello exchange announces new telephone books will be delivered tomorrow. He requests destruction of old books and asks patrons to stop using old numbers for a few weeks while learning the new ones. Distribution starts tomorrow and will finish as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Calph
The
Pocatello Exchange
Mid-Winter Excursion Fare From Pocatello to Los Angeles
Union Pacific announces a round trip fare from Pocatello to Los Angeles at 53.98 with a January 17 sale date. Tickets bought in Idaho Utah Oregon Wyoming will be valid for return anytime until April 15 1925 and stopovers are allowed both ways. From Montana points tickets go on sale January 24 with final return by April 22.
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Union Pacific
Pocatello
Los Angeles
Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Wyoming
Montana
Peterson furniture group trip to Chicago and Grand
Earl C. Bowman advertising manager for Peterson Furniture Company leaves for Chicago to join Arthur and Carol Peterson already east on a buying trip. The trio will attend a school of decoration hosted by the Retail Furniture Association, bringing together furniture men from across the United States.
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TEIP
Earl C. Bowman
Peterson Furniture Company
Chicago
Arthur
Carol Peterson
East
Mr. Bowman
Grand
Na Association of Tre Dealers
Atl Furniture
United States
Elk very thin on the divide
Elk in Gibson duck creek area are described as starving and thin with about a hundred head expected to be fed by arrangements to move baled hay to upper Mink creek. Frank Smith reports thirty five elk near his place barely able to move over hills. The Bannock Sportsmen’s association backs state action for hay and government help. Brown elk were sighted on Clark street, while local residents spy two emaciated horses nearby.
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Mink Creek
Gibson Duck Creek
Frank Smith
Clark Street
Stock Market Weekly Review Opens With Sharp Turnaround
The New York market started the week with a drastic reaction to the post election boom, then recovered as AU, U S Steel common, Baldwin and other issues hit high levels not seen in years. Steel shares gained on capacity hopes while oil stocks revived after the API report.
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New York
Au, &S. Steel Common
Baldwin
Atchison Railroad
American Smelting and Refining Company
U.S. Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel Common
American Petroleum Institute
Secretary of Agriculture
America
Committee Issues Report on vexing marine problems
Washington January 9 The special committee appointed by President Coolidge to study government operation of the merchant marine offers a series of recommendations to build and then privatize the merchant fleet. The panel calls for separating the shipping board from the fleet corporation with the board regulating the entire merchant marine and the corporation handling operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Shipping Board
Fleet Corporation
Jones
Senate Commerce Commission
Leichbach
Republican
New Jersey
House Shipping Board
Merchant Marine
Eagles Propose Old Age Pensions Bill in Utah
Salt Lake City January 10. The Utah legislature opens next Monday with a bill to grant pensions to aged residents. Sponsored by the local Eagles lodge, the measure mirrors programs already in Montana Nevada Pennsylvania and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lodge of Eagles
Montana
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Hearing on Wool Rates Set for February 17
Interstate commerce hearings on wool and mohair rates from Pacific coast and intermediate territories to the east begin February 17 in Boston with sessions through February 19 in Chicago. Additional hearings will be held later in Portland, Oregon.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Pacific Coast
Boston
Chicago
Portland
Ore
It Bome Update on Boise Real Estate Firm
E Brady of the McGowan Real Estate company discusses Boise matters including taxes and the licensing of foreign corporations. The item notes concerns raised by supporters and local leaders about policy changes affecting real estate and business operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Brady
y-McGowan Real Estate Company
Boise
Bribery Confession Ties Giants to 1924 Pennant Saga
Details of the long bribe conspiracy emerge as former Giants coach Cory Dolan and players testify before Commissioner Landis. The document, about a $500 offer to Heinie Sands and discussions with Jimmie OConnell, centers on attempts to influence the 1924 pennant race and includes conflicting memories from Dolan.
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Giants
Landis
Cory Dolan
O’connell
Dolan
Heinie Sands
Philadelphia
O'Connell
Havi
O’conn
Landig
Parole Plot Aimed at Pardon Directed by Governor
Affidavits allege Pollman sought to influence Governor Davis to grant a pardon to Pollman in exchange for payment. Glenn Davis reportedly received a full parole and later blamed Pollman for fabricating the claim. Governor Davis denied soliciting help or any such arrangement.
Supreme Court denies rehearing for Arthur Mitchell
The Supreme Court rejected Arthur Mitchell's petition for a rehearing in his capital case. He remains condemned for the murders of Mrs. Georgia A Bryan and Andrew J Bherie and is expected to die on the gallows at Canon Prison during the week of March 1 unless further clemency is granted.
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Denver
Colo
Arthur Mitchell
Georgia A. Bryan
Andrew J. Bherie
Supreme Court
Air mail pilot fined for antelope killing near Kimball
Lincoln Nebraska January 10 George Pomeroy air mail pilot between Omaha and Cheyenne fined 100 dollars and costs for killing an antelope near Kimball Nebraska on December 21. Game Warden A Gray investigated the case.
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Lincoln, Neb
George Pomeroy
Air Mail
Aha
Cheyenne
Kimball
Neb
A. Gray
Mooseheart Dance and Civic Program Announced
The Mooseheart Legion hosts a Saturday evening dance at the Eagles hall for Moose members and friends. Alameda Sunday School meets in the new building at 10 o clock with Dr Cannon leading the Bible class. St Margaret's Society gathers Monday January 12 at 1004 North Grant. Baptist Ladies Auxiliary plans a civic program January 12 at 2 30 with Miss Marion Hetworth lecturing on Food Vitamins and demonstrating preschool diet.
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Mooseheart
Mooseheart Legion
Eagles Hall
Moose
Alameda
New Alameda
Baptist Ladies’ Auxiliary
Marion Hetworth
Miss Hetworth
Mildred Anthes
Bill carries appropriation for bureau and memorials abroad
A bill proposes funding to separate the shipping board and the fleet corps while allowing up to 3 million dollars through the American Battle Monuments Commission for beautifying European military cemeteries and erecting memorials. It estimates 1.2 million for chapels abroad, 300 thousand for naval memorials, and specific sums for monuments in Mont Faucon St Mihiel Chateau Thierry Nancy Tours and Rome plus 360 thousand for twelve historical monuments. The veterans bureau salary plan requires cutting at least 1,000 positions by July 1, with 1,600 regional dismissals this year and 1,200 hospital payroll additions leaving a net 400 reduction.
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Shipping Board
Fleet Corps
American Battle Monuments Commission
Europe
Mont Faucon
St. Mihiel
Chateau Thierry
Nancy
France
Tours
Rome
Aviation committee turns to commercial possibilities
Washington hearing focus shifts to civilian aviation potential. Secretary Hoover, Assistant Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis, General Patrick, head of the Army Air Service, and Lt. John P. Vanzant, who studied airways, are called to testify.
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Washington
House
Hoover
Dwight F. Davis
Secret of War
Patrick
Army Air Service
John P. Vanzandt
Ese An Airways
Neb sheriff charged in Denver kidnap claim
Denver authorities say Sheriff John R. Sailing of Gage City Nebraska is charged with kidnapping for allegedly spirited away John L. Wyatt a Denver prisoner wanted in Nebraska while court proceedings to bar Wyatt's return were pending.
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Denver
Colo
John R. Sailing
Gage City
Neb
John L. Wyatt
Nebraska
Colorado
Radiolite Battery Recharger Promises Double Life
In Pocatello a new device named Radiolite claims to recharge batteries twice for a very low cost, promising no further recharges. It advertises at 296 N Main and offers evening hours.
Bannock County Figures Dominate Early Idaho Legislature Appointments
The article lists county and district representatives and committee chairs across both houses, highlighting Bannock County figures in multiple posts such as agriculture, education, and public lands. It notes leadership selections for the senate and house committees, plus a surprise on the senate education chair from Nez Perce.
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Sanborn
Stephen
Twin Falls
McMillan
Ada
Galbraith
Boise
Atkins
McBierney
Elison
Cassia
Anderson
Latah
Selix
Elmore
McCombs
Bonner
Fenn
Idaho
Smith
Clearwater
Brainard O Shoshone
Brooks of
Riger
Kootenai
Paisley
Butte
Taylor of
Teton
White of
Shoshone
Hall of
Bearlake
Thoreson of Brigham
Baxter of
Camas
Fenn of
Fairman of
Jerome
Oneida
McClurg
Walfe
Utah forest lands add 1760 acres to Manti National Forest
Washington authorities issued an executive order adding 1 760 acres of unsurveyed timbered land in Carbon county Utah to the Manti National Forest. The area is valued for watershed protection.
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Washington
Carbon County
Utah
Manti National Forest
Robert Curley Finishes Chicago College Football Course
Robert Curley known as Bob Curley completes his college football course at the University of Chicago in December. The quarterback position is noted in local sports briefings as part of his concluding year with the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Bob’’ Curley
University of Chicago
Etoeinen Et Meo Nees
Signale
Oo of Rentall
Notice of debt disavowal by Roy Huff
Notion states I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Katherine Huff on or after this date. Dated May 8. Signed Roy Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notioce
Katherine Huff
Roy Huff
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Sands
Johnny Couch
Philadelphia Ball Club
Jimmy O'Connell
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Jimmy
Brooklyn
Heinie
Pollman
Glenn Davis
Davis
Topeka
Kaneas
Kansas City Journal
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Wim Tvddd
Plibe
Pocatello Radiolite
N. Main
Bannock County
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Baker
Custer
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Coffin
Fremont
Richmond
Senate Education Committee
R. B. Richmond
Nez Perea County
Senate
M. D. Yeaman
Bonneville
O. E. Hailey
Benewah County
R. J. Katerndahl
Clark Couvey
F. L. Stephen
Twin
Senate Banking Committee
Utah Forest Lands
A. L. Chilton
W. Center
General Insurance Company of America
Pocateile
Sam P. Smith
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