Roberts Tells Rotarians of Trip Abroad
Rotarians heard a program of wide scope at the weekly meeting. Dr. E N Roberts former club president spoke of a doctors’ fact finding tour with 500 American physicians visiting London Glasgow Edinburgh Dublin Toronto Montreal and Paris. He joined dinners in London and paid tribute to the unknown soldier graves in Paris and London.
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E. N. Roberts
Wayne Stratford
Europe
L. D
William Donner
Fort Ball Reservation
Wisconsin
Menominee Reservation
Finis Bentley
Cuesta
J. David
Salt Lake
Harrison Dempsey
J. W. Condie
Preston
George Jorgensen
Pocatello
Rotarians
Fort Hall
Idaho
Donner
Agency
W. H. Bohlehheid
Jorgensen
Rotary Club
Quebec
Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
London
Roberts
Pilgrim Society
Leeds
Manchester
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Newcastle
Dublin
Belfast
Newcastle-on-the-Tyne
Washington
Charles Mayo
Paris
America
Heat prompts chatter as visitors fill lobbies
In a busy hotel scene, guests from Idaho to Montana discuss the heat wave with jokes about feed and ice. Names listed show a crowd at the Bannock St Marie Crow and Yellowstone hotels, including J. W. Ryan Anaconda and H. J. Brace Boise among many others visiting the city.
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Missouri
J. W. Ryan
Anaconda
Montana
L. Hobbs
Twin Falls
St. Marie
Mr. Hobbs
A. J. Schubert
Gooding
Idaho
Bannock
Wiliam G. French
Dayton Steel Products Company
Mr. French
Yellowstone
H. J. Brace
Boise
H. Rt. Allenbaugh
Portland
J. K Simmons
R. A. Parker
Salt Lake City
H. X. Lillis
J. N. Brown
R. D. Dodge
Jeanne Dunlap
Logan
J. D. Wood
W. B. Hardy
Rupert
R. Campbell
Bubl
the St. Marie
Glenn Bouse
Blackfoot
A. B. Moward
W. E. Whitehill
Newton
Kansas
J. Clawson
Harry Rose
Seattle
L. _ Evans
Delia M. Cooper
Norma Phillips
Salmon City
Arthur Ruger
Bancroft
Harry Brenner
E. L. Crowning
Rigby
Jesse Holt
W. H. Thomas
M. E. Carter
H. J.imlay
Cambridge
J. A. Cronin
FE. G. Lillbaugh
Bend
Oregon
C. E. Merce
J. Newins
R. Andrews
Billings
W. W. Woodward
Spokane
C. R. Foote
Sevier
EB. Doyle
American Falls
H. W. Wallace
J. Dwyer
Butte
Call Today for Extra Copies of the Reclamation Edition
A notice urges readers to call to obtain additional copies of the Reclamation Edition. It emphasizes limited availability and directs contact for ordering. The brief item concentrates on distribution details and the call to action.
Fred Murphey Plans Long World Trip and Company Selloff
Fred Murphey, founder of the Fred Murphy Cigar Co and driving force behind a chain across Southern Idaho and Utah, is selling all interests in Hemenway & Moser Cigar Co and plans a yearlong world trip. He and wife arrive tonight, depart tomorrow for Seattle to attend the Knights Templar Triennial, then on to Alaska Canada and the West, with possible return routes via Panama or a winter cruise to the Mediterranean. Health prompted the move after years in business. Murphey began in Pocatello and expanded cigar stores with soda fountains, billiards, and a clublike atmosphere before joining Hemenway & Moser in recent years.
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Fred Murphey
Fred Murphy Cigar Company
Idaho
Utahia
Hemenway & Moser Cigar Company
Merced
Pocacilo
Fred
Murphey
Auto War
Seattle
Knights Templar
Alaska
Canada
Oregon
California
Panama Canal
New York
Mideterranean
Riviera
Holy Land
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Boise
Twin Falls
Hemenway & Moser
Hemenway & Moser Company
Court debates scope as Scopes trial continues
Sacramento July 16 AP evolution may be taught as a theory not a fact in California public schools state superintendent Will C Wood says. The day features exchanges between Ben T McKenzie and Arthur G Hayes over the creation story and apologies after heated questioning. Dudley Field Malone and William Jennings Bryan oppose, General McKenzie to present defense in afternoon.
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Tennessee
Sagteietars
Walter White
F. FE
Robinson
Scopes
New York
Bryan
Howard Morgan
National Education Association
Resolutions Committee
Raulston
Darrow
Malone
Tmen
McKenzie
Dudley Field Malone
William Jennings Bryan
A. T. Stewart
Ben T. McKenzie
Arthur G. Hayes
Hayes
Sacramento
Calif
California
Will C. Wood
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mat
Dayton
Mr. McKenzie
Mr. Hayes
Bryan makes first Beppes case argument in Dayton court
In Dayton Tenn on July 16 court session opens with William Jennings Bryan arguing for the defense or state on scientific testimony in the Beppes case. Bryan says he previously avoided legal debate, but now asserts the court must decide whether expert scientific evidence should be excluded or admitted, framing the stakes for the trial.
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Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
John T. Beppes
William Joysings, Jr
Herbert E. Hicks
Ben T. McKenzie
Arthur G. Hayes
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Afghanistan Isolation Continues Against Infidel Influence
A terse historical note describes Afghanistan as the last Muslim nation maintaining strict isolation from Western influence, portraying its stance as a deliberate separation from the infidel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
Honolulu Tea Punch For Small Home Parties
A simple punch recipe uses cold tea as a base. Mix two quarts of strong tea with the juice of six lemons two cups canned crushed pineapple with syrup one cup maraschino cherries with syrup a can red raspberries and a syrup made by boiling two cups sugar with one cup water for five minutes. The yield serves about twenty and should be served well iced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
North Carolina school construction costs split by race
Over five years NC spent 3 403 on new school buildings and additions with five or more classrooms. White and colored pupils receive different per classroom costs averaging 8 274 and 4 381 respectively in cities, and 3 831 and 1 742 in rural schools. Also notes world gold supply links and a statement about chrysalis stage development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Leach Appointed Receiver for FE White Co by District Judge
District Judge R M Terrell appointed R D Leach as receiver for the FE White company this afternoon. Leach will succeed Chilson, who had been named temporary receiver on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Leach
R. M. Terrell
White Company
Mr. Leach
Chilson
O J David Plans Office Openings in Pocola
O J David of Salt Lake City representing the International Adjustment Association visiting to set up offices in Pocola. He expects to open multiple branches and expand regional service this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. David
Salt Lake City
The
International Adjustment Association
Pocatello
Legion and Auxiliary District Meeting at Downey
A district meeting of the Legion and auxiliary is set for Friday evening at Downey with dinner at 7 p m served by the Downey auxiliary. Mayor J D Morgan of Downey will welcome delegates and speakers include B J Thorkildsen James B Bacon and Mrs J E Damron plus State Commander Crabtree and State Vice Commander A H Christiansen. Entertainment is arranged by Lee Treseder with music from the Legion quartette and Blackfoot orchestra. Pocatello members will assemble at the senior high school at 5 p m prior to car departures. those attending from Pocatello should call William Turner for transportation arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Downey
J. D. Morgan
B. J. Thorkildsen
Pocatelo Post
James B Bacon
J. E. Damron
Pocatello Auxiliary
Crabtree
Idaho Falls
A. H. Christiansen
Lee Treseder
Legion Quartette
Blackfoot Orchestra
Pocatello Legionnares
Pocatello
William Turner
Penta Telegraph Office
Golden Rule's Cash Policy Draws Pocatello Shoppers
Local business in Pocatello cites growing sales since adopting the Golden Rule's Cash policy. company officials credit the program with drawing customers and boosting affordability for patrons seeking savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
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Neitsche
Loeb- Leopold
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Meridell
W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottberg Jewelry Store
W. Center
Molinelli Jewelry Store
Pocatello Optical Co
Lton Paone
Irene Castle McLauhlin
Westchester- Biltmore Club
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Honolulu Tea Punch
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