Shoshone Bannock Sun Dance Scheduled July 24 26
Final plans confirm the annual Shoshone Bannock sun dance from July 24 to 26 in Fort Hall with two groups dancing near the Indian agency and Bannock Creek Indians near the highway between Pocatello and American Falls. Participants will fast for three days and nights with brief rest, drawing both Indian and white attendees from a wide area.
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Fort Hall
John Ballard
Indian Agency
Pocatello
American Falls
Fort Washakie
Wyo
Hudson to Answer Charge of Bigamy
A bigamy warrant for Guy Edward Hudson, charged with marrying Mrs Minnie Kennedy while still married to Mrs L Margaret Newton Hudson, was sent to Los Angeles authorities. The charge, filed June 28 in Kelso by Cecil Co Hallin, Cowlitz County prosecuting attorney, stems from a Kelso justice court complaint dated yesterday.
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Longview. Wash
Guy Edward Hudson
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
L. Margaret Newton- Hudson
Los Angeles
Hudson
Kelso
Cecil Co. Hallin
Cowlitz County
Police chase meager clues in Colorado Springs murder case
Police seek slayer of Lewis Bud Palmer 19 who with Glenda King 18 was assaulted last Monday night. Suspects William Teargh 27 and Orla Allen 21 tied to descriptions, with sightings in Manitou and conflicting alibis. Investigations span trains and hobo camps as Chief Harper hopes for alert, repeat offense elsewhere.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Lewis
Bud” Palmer
Palmer
Glenda King
Manitou
Denver
William Teargh
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Orla Allen
Richmond
Allen
H. D. Harper
Gold Dust Twins Return to Jail
The duo known as the "Gold Dust Twins" were released from the county jail after several weeks of confinement but were rearrested on a burglary charge the next day. Police identify them as Robert and Junior Holmes ages 9 and 11, with a history of minor prior depredations.
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Robert
Junior Holmes
Telephone counts by district in Idaho and Pocatello
Pocatello local exchange holds 4130 phones: 1594 business 3289 residential and 252 rural. Idaho state totals 37378 telephones across its exchanges.
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Pocatello
Idaho
President Horver Comments on London Conference Foundations
President Horver said the London conference laid sound foundations for the establishment of eternity in Germany. He framed the talks as a decisive step toward lasting peace and future stability in Europe.
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Washington
Horver
London Corferente
Germany
Officers raid city gambling devices in Pocatello venues
In a sweeping crackdown led by Brandon G. McBurnie authorities seized 12 play ball slot machines and arrested 22 proprietors or managers after raids across Pocatello cigar stores restaurants and lunch counters. They pleaded not guilty and were released on court dates. Warrants issued for numerous named business operators. The crackdown followed a complaint alleging operation of gambling devices in the listed establishments.
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Brandon G. McBurnie
Pocatello
R. S. Callis
T. C. Brinkley
Yellowstone Hotel
Axel Pherson
Ford’s
Janette Morgan
William Rader
H. and
M. Cigar Store
Mack Yager
Fred Muller
Stag Cigar Store
Bob Hillman
Ford's
F. H. Steadfield
Fred's Cafe
Charles Townsend
Solo Cigar
A. L. Johnson
Johnson’s Cafe
Art Biggins
Baseball Cigar
D. G. Kayama
Savoy Restaurant
F. H. Ohlson
John Doe Samuel
Pickwick
Jose Rodrigorez
Juarez
Don Talmadge
Manhattan Cafe
James Contas
Phoenix Cigar
Pete Pattis
Bank Cigar
M. C. McNichols
Commercial
John Chilfos
Louvre Cafe
Pete Hanson
American Cigar
Charles Richardson
Local Gas Prices Slide Two Cents In Idaho
Gasoline in Pocatello tumbled to 20 cents daily as leading distributors agreed to lower prices. Authorities cited alleged activity by two independent firms. Southern Idaho towns saw minor price shifts while Twin Falls held at 17 cents.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Twin Falls
Petition to Change Name to Secrist Filed
Hyrum Thornton seeks a district court order changing his name to Hyrum Secrist stating his mother used Secrist for her children after her first husband J. F. Secrist died and his real property and family members also use Secrist. He lists Grace Secrist as his wife and Jesse A. Orson Secrist Maggie Secrist and J. L. Secrist as family members.
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Hyrum Thornton
Hyrum Secrist
Mr. Thornton
J. F. Secrist
Petitioner
Levi Thornton
Ays
Secrist
Grace Secrist
Jesse A
Orson Secrist
Maggie Secrist
J. L. Secrist
Radio Station Granted In Pocatello On 900 Kilocycles
Washington dispatch says the Federal Radio Commission approved Intermountain Broadcasters O P Soule F L Spalding and S M Soule to operate a Pocatello station on unlimited time at 900 kilocycles 250 watts Spalding listed as Salt Lake City attorney.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Radio Commission
O. P. Soule
F. L. Spalding
S. M. Soule
Intermountain Broadcasters
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Outbreak feared as Stateville guards mobilized
Warden Hill ordered state highway police to mobilize at Stateville penitentiary amid reports of a planned prisoners outbreak. The alert followed advisories from prison officials about anticipated disturbances.
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Joliet
Henry C. Hill
State Highway Police
New State Penitentiary
Stateville
Texas Legislature Backs Quick Opening of Red River Bridge
Both houses approve a bill to fast track opening the Red River free bridge linking Denison Texas with Durant Oklahoma. The action signals a move to relieve crossing delays and boost regional commerce.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Red River Free Bridge
Denison
Durant
Okla
Governor Horton Injured in Auto Accident Near Lawrenceburg
Nashville reports Governor Henry H. Horton was cut above the head in a car crash near Lawrenceburg but advices to his office say he was not seriously hurt.
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Nashville
Tenn
Henry H. Horton
Lawrenceburg
Governor Warren Green calls leaders to drought summit in Huron
Governor Warren Green today urged 22 state leaders to convene in Huron on July 30 to craft a plan addressing drought, grasshopper damage, and low farm prices threatening South Dakota farms.
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Pierre
Warren Green
Huron
Yegg Escapes With $100 From Salt Lake Store Safe
Police surrounded the Metropolitan store in Salt Lake City but a yegg slipped away after battering open a safe and stealing $100. Watchman L Groo alerted officers and reserves searched the area in a city wide effort to capture him.
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Salt Lake City
Yegg
Metropolitan
L. Groo
Groo
Yogg
Heat Wave Pushes Mercury Toward Century Mark
The city experiences extreme heat with noon readings at 90 degrees and a rapid rise to 98 by 2 pm. The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Friday, with possible mountain thunderstorms that may or may not bring rain to Pocatello.
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Mercury
Pocatello
Fires driven losses mount as Wyoming burns
Cheyenne Wyoming July 24 losses mounted to several hundred thousand dollars as Wyoming national guard troops forest rangers tourists and guests battled fires across western and eastern areas. Conservatively over 50000 acres burned with 200 cattle reported lost and 1000 fighters mobilized to save C M dude ranch near Dubois as fires threatened timber buildings.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming National Guard
C. M. Dude Ranch
Dubois
National Guard
Confederate relic found on Morri raid carving date 1864
A Union soldier Joseph Morri from Cadiz Ohio shows a piece of Confederate hard tack from Fort McAllister Savannah Georgia with December 13 1864 engraved. Aviation news notes Romania’s army air school enrolling its youngest student Crown Prince Michael to study aviation. Hoare’s Bank in England notes 270 years of banking with Pepys overdraft and patrons still offered snuff. John Voorhis Tammany head turns 102 next Monday says no more pictures until age 200.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Joseph Morrison
Cadiz
Fort McAllister
Savannah
Vienna
Bucharest
Romanian Army Air School
Carol
Michael
London
Hoare
Hoare’s
England
Samuel Pepys
New York
John R. Voorhis
Tammany
Williams earns philosophy degree after mine closures
Brecon resident Charles A Williams, once idle amid mine shutdowns, pursued college studies and earned a degree with first honors in philosophy. In Sydney, George Benson returned from Sweden aboard a 25 foot sailing craft traveling via the West Indies and the Panama Canal.
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Brecon
Wales
Charles A Williams
Sydney
Australia
George Benson
Sweden
West Indies
Panama Canal
Old Timers' Club Elects Officers in Montana Division
The Montana division Old Timers club No. 2 held its regular meeting at O and L offices electing Alex Campbell as president T H Farmer as vice president and William J Mullen secretary treasurer who was elected to succeed himself despite declining nomination New governors W E Smith and Ben Proctor of Lima retired The group plans to support the ladies auxiliary for the August 9 Big Springs picnic The club comprises veteran employees at Pocatello and areas north of town.
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Montana
Old Timers' Club No
Alex Campbell
T. H Farmer
Idaho Falls
William J. Mullen
Board of Governors
W. E. Smith
Ben Proctor
Lima
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Big Springs
Pocatello
Montana Division
Kennedy quits Hudson in California annulment ruling
In Los Angeles the superior court voided the marriage of Minnie Kennedy and G Edward Hudson on grounds he was not legally divorced from L Margaret Newton Hudson. Spectators packed the room as Kennedy and Newton Hudson testified. Aimee Semple McPherson’s mother broke down sobbing during the proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
G. Edward Hudson
L. Margaret Newton-Hudson
Superior Court
Kennedy
Hudson
Longview
Wash
Mrs. Kennedy
Mrs. Newton-Hudson
Banker Injured in Ogden to Pocatello Auto Crash
Fe E Byer of First Security Corp Ogden suffered non life threatening injuries when a tire blew out near Logan sending his car off the road. He is moving to Pocatello to join the local First Security bank as his family returns to their former home at 950 North Hayes.
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FE. E. Byer
Ogden
First Security Corporation
Pocatello
Byer
First Security Bank
Jane
Edwin
Logan
Byers
North Hayes
Boardman Off Early Tonight
Russell Boardman the Boston aviator and John Polando announce a midnight takeoff from Floyd Bennett Field for a non stop flight to Istanbul Turkey to set a New York to Turkey distance record If fuel remains they may proceed to Angola and will carry formal Turkish government communications from the Turkish ambassador in Washington and other officials
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Atlantic
Boston
Russell Boardman
John Polando
New York
Turkey
Floyd Bennett Airport
Istanbul
Boardman
Angola
Washington
Daily Baseball Scores and Delayed Game Details
Brooklyn and Pilshureh played through innings with final tallies 6 to 17 and 7 to 21 as rain paused Philadelphia at St Louis. Hubbell and Hogan led New York in a 4 to 24 loss to Cincinnati while Boston and Chicago matchups followed with Cronin and Baecht leading their scorers.
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New York
Cincinnati
Hubbell
Hogan
Johnson
Ashby
Baseball scores and pitcher lineups from early games
The box scores show Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, New York, St. Louis and Washington with runs, hits, and errors. Pitchers include Hudlin Jablonowski Sewell Myatt Earnshaw Cochrane Caraway Wehde Tate Berry Whitehill Grabowski Dickey Hebert Kimsey Bengough Hadley Hargrave and others.
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Cleveland
Philadelpha
O Hudlin
Jablonowski
Sewell Myatt
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Chicago
Boston
Caraway
Wehde
Tate
Russell
Berry
St. Louis
Washington
Hebert
Kimsey
Bengough
Jones
Hadley
Hargrave
Tourists Fall to Death From Peak in the Alps
Two young climbers died after falling 5000 feet while attempting Cima Fiamanti in the Saratal Alps without ropes or a guide. Henry Smith, 22, and Leopold Palla, 20, were identified. one died on scene and the other en route to hospital. Initial reports misidentified them as American.
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Vienna
South Tyrol
Henry Smith
Leopold Palla
Saratal Alps
Palla
Smith
Meran
Italy
Babe Ruth Homers Again in Third Inning at Yankee Stadium
In a Tigers versus Yankees game at Yankee Stadium, Babe Ruth hit his 26th home run of the season to the right field bleachers in the third inning, scoring Byrd and Sewell and giving the Yankees the lead.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Byrd
Sewell
Seven Powers Approve Plan in Conference
Seven powers at London approve short term German credits renewal and steps to restore confidence for possible long term loans. Communique vows government cooperation while German leaders express concern about future contingencies. Plans include Basel world bank to form central-bank committee and convert some credits to long term.
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London
Germany
Seven
Bruening
Curtius
World Bank
Basel
Road Work Slows Flow of Traffic
BOISE. July 23 Pi-Dry weather had made some unimproved roads dusty but construction work aside the highway system remains in good condition says the weekly report of the bureau of highways. It notes poor going west of American Falls on the Old Oregon Trail north of Shoshone on the Sawtooth park highway and near Soda Springs on the Old Oregon Trail. Construction continues near Preston on the Yellowstone highway and between Ashton and Mack's Inn.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
American Falls
Oregon Trail
Shoshone
Sawtooth Park
Soda Springs
Preston
Ashton and
Mack's Inn
Range Conditions Drought Hits Stock In Idaho
Range conditions in Idaho dropped to 82.5 percent of normal for July cited by J H Jacobson federal statis tician. Cattle condition at 92 percent, sheep and lambs at 91 percent. Rain in north Idaho provided partial relief but soil moisture remains depleted and fall range unlikely to recover fully.
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Drouth
J. H. Jacobson
Federal
Idaho
Hoover plans to extend short time credits into long term credits
Rogers wires the Tribune from Beverly Hills notes Mr. Hoover's scheme to convert short term credits into long term ones. The writer mocks the idea as a repeat of renewing notes and expresses hope Hoover will fix the issue, noting European aid to one bee in a hive as a misapplied metaphor.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Mr. Hoover
Germany
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