Indian Battle Topic Dominates Rotary Meeting
The Rotary club discussed the 1860 Indian battle near Franklin Idaho with Fort Douglas troops led by Captain Connor Salt Lake. Preston schools chief J W Condie described the clash, its casualty toll and Native tactics while George Jorgensen hosted, and Gaylord Minford sang Idaho to the group.
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Franklin
Idaho
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Rotary Club
Hote Bannock
J. W. Condie
Preston
Connor
Ralt Lake
Indiana
Condie
George Jorgensen
Ing
Mr. Condie
Club
R. F. Tweedy
Rupert
J. BR. Gear
Gaylord Minford
Union Pacific
Sepere
Pocatello Boy Becomes Beverly Hills Fire Chief
Floyd Canfield, son of Pocatello Fire Chief, gains appointment to guard Beverly Hills worth 35 million. On his first night, a blaze at Ernest Lubitsch’s home follows fireworks. Canfield extinguishes the fire and earns praise from Los Angeles papers.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Canfield
Canfield
Pocatello
Beverly Hills
Ernest Lubitsch
Floyd
Ation
Los Ageles
Grand Selena businessman visits city this week
G W Black of Grand Selena Nebraska arrived this morning to stay a few days with T C Black at 308 South Ninth. He says central states crops look good and a heavy yield is expected.
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G. W. Black
Grand Selena
Nebraska
T. C. Black
South Ninth
Doctors Warn Trousers, Collars Harm Health
Dr Leonard Hill of the British Institute of Medical Research told the British Medical Association that men should stop wearing long trousers to avoid varicose veins and that tight collars harm health. He added that women in low necklines, short skirts, and thin stockings receive more healthful ultraviolet rays.
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Path
England
Leonard Hill
British Institute of Medical Research
British Medical Association
Miners Press Demands as Check-off Negotiations Move
Atlantic City July 23 AP miners push for check-off of union dues at expiration of the August 31 contract. They signal progress on wage talks and favor arbitration by three impartial persons selected by President Coolidge if needed.
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Atlantic City
N. J
van A. Bittner
West Virginia
Trio Tp
Coolidge
Hollywood social notes and local visits update
Mr and Mrs Carl Gladeon of Hollywood visit Mr and Mrs Dick Leach. Irene Colborn of Fargo Wilson Wells returns from a Colorado Springs vacation with Mr and Mrs D P McCarthy formerly of Pocatello. E E Warner and family of 223 South Hayes report Yellowstone fishing great after a few days there. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers plan a 3 pm gathering at Mrs N S Pond 810 East Clark Street.
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Carl Gladeon
Hollywood
Dick Leach
Gashen
City of Angels
Irene Colborn
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Colorado Springs
D. P. McCarthy
Pocatello
E. E. Warner
South Hayes
Yellowstone Park
Warners
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Pond
East
Clark Street
Idaho Weather and Crop Conditions Weekly Summary
Week ending July 21 1925 reports very warm to hot conditions across Idaho with scattered showers. Crops show rapid growth with barley and oats ripening, first and second alfalfa cuttings in progress, potatoes beets and peas improving. Irrigation water ample though some regions face drying ranges. cattle in good condition in several areas. notes detail Bliss Gooding Ada Cassia Madison Exburg and Pocatello regions with local variations.
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Idaho
Bannock
Madison
Bliss
Gooding
Boise
Ada
Cassia
Aberdeen
Bingham County
Buhl
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Twin Fells
Exburg
Madison County
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho July 24 1901
United States Weather Bureau data show yesterday's high 78 and today’s low 62 in Pocatello Idaho for the 24 hours ending 6 am. Mean 65 with normal 72. Precipitation since month start 2.05 inches, excess 2.50 inches. year to date 11.26 inches, excess 2.24 inches. Highest 99 on 22nd in 1901, lowest 44 in 1899.
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Pocatohead
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. & Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
De Molay Band Heads to Triennial and Conventions
The De Molay band will ship uniforms to Seattle by parcel post after correcting air mail reports. They depart Pocatello Saturday evening, arrive in Portland Sunday, broadcast from the Oregonian station, parade in uniform, and join the triennial conclave in Seattle Monday morning. They then travel by boat to Tacoma for the Washington state convention before returning to Pocatello Sunday morning.
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de Molay
Pocatello
Leon F. Molincelli
Seattle
Molinelli
Portland
Portland Oregonian
Knights Templar
Tacoma
Washington
Miss Olson Returns From Yellowstone Outing
Esther Olson, secretary of the Smith Coale company, came back yesterday from an enjoyable trip to Yellowstone Park. She visited her brother after 26 years, then left with her husband for home.
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Esther Olson
Smith Coale Company
Yellowstone Park
Miss Olson
Potter
Park City
George Kimpton
Povatello
Ah Ha dance at Meridell Park features Moonlight Serenaders
An Ah Ha dance at Meridell Park tomorrow night features the Moonlight Serenaders providing music. A large attendance is expected and free bus transportation will be available from the city. Special program features will highlight the evening.
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Four Horsemen
Meridell Park
Moonlight Serenaders
Delegates Named for Negro National Education Congress
Governor C. Moore announced the selection of four delegates to the 27th Negro National Education Congress. From Pocatello are Mr and Mrs Earl Washington and Mrs Emma Robinson, and from Boise is Rev Webster Williams. The convention runs in Kansas City Missouri from August 25 to 29.
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C. Moore
Negro National Education Congress
Pocatello
Boise
Earl Washington
Emma Robinson
Webster Williams
Kansas City
Receiver R D Leach Pledges Prompt Audit Of White Firm
R D Leach appointed receiver for E C White and company after E C Chilean resigned today announced efforts to complete an immediate audit of the books and to determine an exact figure of the firm’s financial capabilities.
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R. D. Leach
E. C. White and Company
E. C
Leper Prisoner to Appear for Trial in a Glass Cage
New Orleans July 23 AP A Negro leper charged with wife murder who has never stood trial may face a judge and jury in a glass cage with speaking tubes if prosecutors allow the move. George Beaurepaire, inmate of a government leprosarium, is suspected of killing his wife over five years ago. Dr. Oscar Dowling urged the trial, but opposition says it could spread disease.
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New Orleans
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana State Board of Health
George Beaurepaire
Dowling
Big Increase in Lamb Crop
A United States Department of Agriculture report shows a 5.5 percent rise in the lamb crop. The gain is tied to more yearling ewes in breeding flocks and larger native sheep production, while western states show declines.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Seven Trapped in Roane Iron Mine Rockwood Rockwood
Seven men were trapped in the Roane Iron company mine at Rockwood after an explosion early today. Advices from the scene indicate rescue efforts are underway as officials assess the situation.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Roane Iron Company
Rockwood
Evolution debate fuels education funding dispute
The article notes a Summers rider aimed at curbing liberal views and partisan politics in schools and shows the House debate focusing on taught civic issues. It names school officials Frank W. Ballou and W. P. Hay amid salary payment denials in the suit.
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Frank W. Ballou
W. P. Hay
Power concern forms merger in southern Idaho
Eastern capital moves to consolidate smaller electric light and power firms in southern Idaho with Mackay and Salmon City plants eyed for purchase. Bellevue and Malad plants sold to Public Consumers. a central hydro plant along Salmon River could serve northern southeast Idaho communities. Improvements to transmission promised. prosperity signs noted.
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Tribone Sperial
Boise
Idaho
Eastern, Capital
Tdlaho Power Company
Bellevue
I. E. Rockwell
Public Consumers Company
Delaware
South la Salle Street
Chicago
Mackay Light and Power Company
Salmon City
Hydro Electric
Salmon River
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Pocatello Boy
Auickerbocker
Arn
Itim
Petersen
Elioenes
Oana A
Dayton
Preacher and Family
Howard G. Byrd
Tenn
Charles Francis Potter
New York
Byrd
Lillian
John
Wien
Pocatello de Molay Organization
Meridell
Cheops
Gizeh
Tenday
Mink Creek
Bury
J. I. King
Nere
Fjeldsted
Chamber of Commerce
P. C. O'Malley
E. Riser
M. E. Soth
Birs. Soth
Fort Hall
A. W. Nichols
Rexburg
Utah
Tendoy
Atheist
Power Concern
Egypt
B. C
Troy Laundry
C. P. Groom
Sonnenkalb Bldg
Florsheim
Florsheims
Cerrell Shoe Co
Oh Mello
Torey
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