Rotary urges graduates to continue study and stay in school
The Rotary Club's newly formed boys' work committee launches a campus wide canvass of local graduates promising to congratulate those who plan to pursue further education. The club will visit parents of those intending to quit to seek arrangements for continued schooling and organize summer work via the chamber of commerce. The effort mirrors a program in Preatello and aims to aid Boy Scouts, Big Brother pairs, and court-involved youths, with E J Fieldedate coordinating summer job listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otary Club
Rotany Club
Preatello
F.C. McGowan
Bannock
Boy Scout Organization
K. Brady
Scouts
Rotary Committee
E. J. Pieldated
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Committee On
Rev. G. William Barnum
F. C. McGown
E. Brady
Exvic A. Krussman
Richard IL. Weiss
Walter R. Siders
Local births and illnesses reported from area hospitals
Notices from Pocatello and surrounding towns announce the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Nick Tymofichuk and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A. Russell both in local hospitals or homes. Multiple residents including Mrs. Orville Devorss and Olie Hatch are reported ill or improving at hospitals. Injuries from accidents involve T. E. Crewshaw and EB. Richardson, with recoveries noted.
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Nick Tymofichuk
Pocatello
Ary Titensor
Typenchat
A. Russell
Dubois
Orville Devorss
Olie Hatch
Crystal
Idaho
Chris Manus
Idella
T. E. Crewshaw
EB. Richardson
Hamer
Joe Norton
West Whitman Street
Arence Mathers
Alex Mathers
E. M. Reece
A. J. Reece
American Falls
Ivan Cavison
North Garfield Street
Suzanne Weaver
Fort Hall
Norman Stedfeldt
Fred Siedfeldt
Fred
Salt Lake
James T. Reed
Pipp Improves After Concussion Hospital Stay
New York July 3 AP Wal Pipp Yankee first baseman suffered a brain concussion when struck by a pitch yesterday and is much improved. He cannot leave St Vincent's Hospital for at least two weeks and a return to play within a month is unlikely. Pipp was knocked unconscious when hit on the temple by Charley Caldwell of the Athletics during a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wal Pipp
Pipp
Temple
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Bation Soe
The
Athletics
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Cobb Tops Slugger List In Major League Batting
Ty Cobb, at forty, leads the season’s batting races with a 400-plus average across nine recent games. He shows power with nine triples and eleven homers, while Johnny Mostil and Sammy Hale drop in the standings as batters across the American and National leagues.
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Chicago
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Georgia Peach
Boone
Boston
Speed King
Hag
Wingo
Tiger
Heilmann
Urke
Sammy Hale
Athletics
Johnny Mostil
White Sox
Simmons
H. Rice
St. Louis
Lemar
Philadelphia
Fothergill
Detroit
Carlyle
Ker
Cleveland
Paschall
New York
Hale
Combs
K. Williams
Bisler
Collins
Rogers Hornsby
Milton Stuck
Jack Fourner
Dodgers
Stock
Hornsby
J. Wilson
Phillies
Barnhart
Pirates
Bottomley
Cardinals
Foullier
Sparky Adams
Cubs
Mohan
Brooks
Bancroft
Blades
Bentley
Carey Pittsburg
Harper
Wrightstone
Hiladelphia
Grantham
Pittsburg
Cuyler
Burrus
Interior Secretary Dr Hubert Work Turns 65 In Cabinent Career
Dr Hubert Work secretary of the interior under Coolidge receives congratulations on his 65th birthday. A Pennsylvania native trained at the University of Pennsylvania medical school he practiced in Pueblo Colorado as a mental and nervous disease specialist and rose to presidency of the American Medical Association. He entered federal service as assistant postmaster general and advanced to postmaster general before leading the interior department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Work
Interior
American Medical Association
J. Work
Harding
Interiory
Troops Prepare to Attend Fourth of July War Pageant
A battalion of the 38th infantry from Fort Douglas detains in Pocatello en route to Idaho Falls for a Fourth of July Spirit of No Man's Land pageant. The unit will march the streets, fire grenades, cannon, and signal bursts as American Legion members join the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
38Th Infantry
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
American Legion
Bonneville Post
France
Teeh Mountain
German statement on western security pact limits Versailles ties
Berlin reports a people's party declaration urges that any Western European security pact not confirm the Versailles treaty. It calls for peaceful means to revise the treaty and warns against French military alliance influence, signaling the foreign office stance under Foreign Minister Stressmann.
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Berlin
Varioes Peoples Arty
Ihe
Germany
Stressmann
People’s Party
Birthdays of notable figures marked today in history
A cobbled note lists birthdays celebrated today including Hubert pho Soph from Hartford 65 years ago, Dr. George W Kirche a law authority born in Detroit 70 years ago, Clarence J McLeod born in Michigan district 13 30 years ago, and Mrs Peter B Olesea from Waterville Minnesota the first woman candidate for the US Senate 40 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Pho Soph
United States Senate
Waterville
Minn
One in Ten Wounds Cited As Cause for Serious Ills
A partial advertisement warns neglect of minor wounds can lead to severe outcomes such as bleeding or infection. It promotes Heuidren and Borosone Powder as a treatment sold by Watson Drug Co, listing prices and product forms.
Shriners Host Dandy Smoker For Circus Fund Drive
Shriners in Pocatello held a lively smoker at the YMCA with speeches and acts by Misa Kathleen Duffy. The event promoted the second annual Shrine circus starting July 13, featuring ticket sales contests, a clown contest, and a three ring show by Harry Niles Shafer. Proceeds benefit a local cause with a Chevrolet prize, and a Round Up committee was formed to boost ticket sales.
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Pucatello Shrime Club
Misa Kathleen Duffy
Shrine Circus
Wil Bs
Harry Niles Shafer
Shine Club
Liedketa
Center
Main
Shriners
J. K. Young
W. 8. Caton
Salt Lake Elks
Pocatello Eament
Washington Farmers Face Better Prospects This Year
The department of agriculture declares improved financial outlook for Washington farmers this year, marking a contrast with several lean years since 1919. The report emphasizes rising prospects and potential gains for agricultural communities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Civics class opens at Y M C A with diverse turnout
At the Y M C A civics class first meeting eighteen attendees from seven nationalities including Irish Scotch Ukrainian Polish Danish Italian and Greek gathered for the start. Attorney I E McDougal will lead the course with help from J C Reid whose naturalization work supports local civic efforts in Great Falls Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. McDougal
Montana
J. C. Reid
Reid
American Legion
Great Falla
Mont. B. Steele, Jr
Drivers Evade Taxes By Using Foreign Vehicle Permits
Charles Lawrenson of the state bureau of licenses warned that many outside licensed cars operate in the state without non resident permits, enabling drivers to avoid personal taxes. In Brannock county only 37 permits exist for at least 200 foreign licensed cars, with Lawrenson planning investigations in Downey and Preston before returning to Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lawrenson
State Bureau of Licenses
Lawrenson
Brannock
Bureau
Utah
Idaho
Lawrensin
Downey
Preston
Pocatello
Driggs invites Pocatello men on canyon outing
The Driggs chamber invites Pocatello chamber members to join an outing to Teton canyon with Table Rock as the destination. Delegation from Union Pacific will join the party. Trip departs July 24 at 7 a.m. from the forks, with horses provided and plans to return by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drigga Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Chamber
Teton Canyon
Table Rock
D. 8. Spencer
Union Pacific
Driggs Chamber
A. W. Clark
Pocatello
Driggs
Teton Stake
Clark
Northern King Sets New World Trotting Record at North Randall
Northern King broke the world's trotting record for a quarter mile in the first heat of grand circuit racing at North Randall. He clocked 1:33 2 5 for three quarters of a mile, beating Woodrow L’s former mark by three fifths of a second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Randall
Northern King
North Randall Lone
Woodrow L
Copperhead Snare in Pantry Startles Camden Resident
Mrs. W. H. Mullins discovered a 23 inch copperhead trapped in her pantry mouse trap near a water pipe hole. The snake likely entered through a small opening and wandered to the trap while seeking food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Adk
W. H. Mullins
Democratic Nominating Battle Advances in New York Convention
One year ago today the Democratic national convention in New York held 19 additional ballots as William Gibbs McAdoo remained the leading candidate for the presidential nomination amid the unfolding party contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McAdoo
First Sunday School Founded in Beverly Massachusetts 1810
A note states that the first Sunday school in America was established at Beverly Mass in 1810. The claim centers on Beverly as the cradle of Sunday schooling in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Beverly Masa
Notice of Sale of Interests in Pocatello Hog Feeding Co
Fred Fisher states he has sold all interests in the Pocatello Hog Feeding company to Isaiah Lewis and will not be responsible for any debts or bills against the company. D-J 30-1-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Hog Feeding Company
Isaiah Lewis
Fred Fisher
D-J
Barney Google Dance In Meridell After Floor Restored
Floor in 1st class shape prompts Barney Google dance night in Meridell as preparations complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Google
Meridell
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