May Succeed to Manager of the Short Line
Pred Knickerbocker, longtime assistant to the vice president and general manager, is rumored to succeed as vice president and general manager of the Oregon Short Line. Chief candidates include Joseph H. Young and others, with Calvin expected in Salt Lake to announce the plan soon. Knickerbocker’s deep knowledge of operations and policy alignment with Calvin fuels the speculation.
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Pred Knickerbocker
Pocatello
Eliie
Toa
Hi. Calevin
Union Wacktie
A. H. Motiler
Calvin
Salt Lake
New York
Knickerbocker
Pocatellois
W. A. Whitney
Whitney
Calfornia
Fred Knickerbocker
Oregon
R.S. Lovett
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
Joseph H. Young
Norfolk Southern Road
Oregon Short Line
Mr. Knickerbocker
J. A. Reeves
Mackay Visitor in Gate City Handles Local Business
Mackay. Factor-Harry Hunter, a well known citizen of Mackay, is visiting the Gate City. He arrived last night and is looking after matters of business.
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Mackay
Harry Hunter
Gate City
No Meeting Declared at A. M. E. Church On June 6
A note from Trev. Henry Matthew and T. M. Bell of the A. M. E. church states that no political meeting will be held in the church on June 6, correcting prior claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Matthew
T. M. Bell
A. M. E. Church
May Return Rowland Seeks Return to Pocatello
May Return-Wnm. Rowland a former Pocatello man visits Gate City today. He owns a farm at Logan Utah and may return to Pocatel lo to make his future home.
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Wnm
Rowland
Pocatello
Gate City
Mr. Rowland
Logan
Utah
Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft to Decorate Graves Sunday
The officers and members will meet at Woodman hall Sunday at 1 30 PM and march to the cemetery to decorate the graves of members.
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Women of Woodcraft
Woodman Hall
Mr and Mrs Franks Plan Auto Trip to Twin Falls Area
The Franks and companions departed today for a several day auto tour to Twin Falls and Shoshone with plans to fish in the Hailey region before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks Nice
Twin Falls
Shoshone
Hailey
Elks Tonight Tate Hosts Out-of-Town Anglers Meet
Elks regular session night at Tate invites members to plan for possible out-of-town candidates arriving to compete with local anglers.
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Elks
Tate
The
Concert Tomorrow at Tech Auditorium
The annual concert of the department of music will be held tomorrow evening at the Tech auditorium. The first number on the program for the commencement exercises will open the event.
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The
Tech
Treh
Department of Music
Obituary: Thomas Kellow Dies at Portneuf Siding
Thomas Kellow aged 64 died at his home in Portneuf Siding last night at seven. A longtime district prospector and well known in Pocatello, he had suffered miner's consumption for several years. He is survived by his widow and six daughters.
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Thomas Kellow
Portneuf Siding
Pocatello
Funeral and City Events Highlight Tomorrow
The obituary notes two sons and a funeral set for 2 pm at Schumacher Hall. Mary Dayton, a first year pianist, will perform a pune recital at Idaho Tech in the afternoon. Pocatello High School graduation exercises cap the evening with Judge Walters delivering the address. Sandusky, jailed on assault charges, will have a hearing tomorrow before Judge Van Reuth with witnesses subpoenaed.
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Schumacher & Hall
Mary Dayton
The
Idaho Tech
Tech
Pocatello High School
West Side
L. 1
Churel
Viciarles Sandusky
Jiudce van Reuth
Sandusky
Died Yesterday of Septic Meningitis at Age 21
Jerome Evana died yesterday at 1 50 pm from septic meningitis. Schumacher Hall prepared the remains for burial. The body was shipped to Arimo, county for a funeral set at 2 pm Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Evana
Schumacher & Hall
Arimo
Caldwell speaker to deliver high school commencement address
Jude T. A. Walters of Caldwell arrived in the city this morning to deliver the commencement address at the West Side IDS church. His topic for tonight is The Stump the Vine Grew Around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude T. A. Walters
Caldwell
West Side
Judge Walters
Fishing Reports and Local Notices from Moore Area
Fishing off Moore shows clear waters and a high but clean stretch as D. Van Buskirk of Fales-Huston Packing returns from Mackay with a fine string. Calvin Bennett and Mabel Johnson secure a marriage license in Lago Grace. Johnson taught at Thatcher high school. George Borum is released after burying a dead horse to avoid offense, warned against repeats, and costs paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. van Buskirk
Fales-Huston Packing Company
Mackay
Moore
Calvin W. Bennett
Lago
Mabel B. Johnson
Grace
Bennett
Wright
George Borum
Knowles
Strike Tugs at Butte Papers As Editor Looks West
A. B. Stevenson, prominent in the newspaper field, left Butte for Idaho Falls after inspecting the strike that has shut down street and similar labor in Butte. He will likely issue an edition for a Idaho Falls paper, noting the lockouts affecting many local institutions but excluding the miners from the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stevenson
Butte
Idaho Falls
Stevenson
Copper City
Caught Car Thief In Idaho After Chase
A Studebaker was stolen in Idaho Falls and sightings prompted alerts in Pocatel lo and surrounding areas. Last night the car was found near Montepelier and Carl Creek was taken into custody. He said he bought the car for 200 dollars but gave no clear proof of how he obtained the money or why he was driving at night. He planned to go to South Dakota but will return to Idaho Falls per the sheriff’s request.
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Studebaker
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Montepelier
Carl Creek
South Dakota
Byron Oberhamsley Inspects Ashton County Business
Byron Oberhamsley is in the city observing Ashton county business interests and exploring opportunities in this reality.
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Byron Oberhamsley
Ashton
Miss Amy Dalrymple Visits from Montpelier
Miss Amy Dalrymple of Montpelier is in the city on a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Dalrymple
Montpelier
City
Classified Ads Restore Most Lust Articles
A terse note indicates that classified ads have been restored to reflect the owner’s majority interest in lust related articles. The item references a return of content under prior ownership and hints at catalog updates across sections.
Tribune Office Offers Many Old Papers
The Tribune advertises a collection of historical papers available at the office with a price of five cents per baneh.
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Tribune
Classified Ad Deadline Notice
Public notice stating that no classified ad can be handled for tomorrow's paper later than 2:30 p m and urging timely submissions to meet deadlines.
Kentucky Girl on Trial for Rival’s Murder in Elizabethtown
Miss Kila Monroe, 21, face trial in Elizabethtown on murder charges for shooting rival Miss Moks Gregory as she rode home. Evidence centers on circumstantial clues including shared love interest Clarence Quiggins, disputed alibi, shoe tracks, and a Monroe farm gun.
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Elizabethtown
Jane
Kila Monroe
Kentucky
Va Gregory
Clarence Quiggins
Ilino'k
Mise Monroe
Slam Gil
Miss Monroe
Porson
Elle
Monroe
Monroes
Gregorys
Ella Monroe
Juigzine
Misa Gregory
Quiggins
Illinois
Miss Gregory
Fila Monroe
Gregory
McConnell Warns Idaho Land Board Over School Fund Risks
Former Governor W J McConnell writes an open letter to the State Land Board urging tighter protection of Idaho's public school fund. He cites constitutional provisions that the fund remain inviolate and calls for full disclosure of losses and proper funding by the legislature. He questions bonds purchased with permanent funds and whether two thirds voter approval was obtained in bond elections.
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McConnell
State Land Board
Alexander
State Board of Lands Commissioners
Boise
Idaho
M. Alexander
State of
Land Board
Chaiman
Mare
Board of Trustees
W. J. McConnell
Australia builds cooperative metals move against German control
Melbourne reports that after a year of effort German domination of world metal trades in Australian mining regions has largely been broken. A new cooperative structure, the Associated Smelters Proprietary Ltd, will dominate smelting refining and sale of silver lead and gold ores. An Australian Zinc Producers Association forms with major zinc producers joining to unify output.
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Melbourne
Australia
Germany
Hugh Mahon
William M. Hughes
England
Mahon
Associated Smelters Proprietary, Ltd
Commonwealth
Australian ore energy amid Labour era foreign influence claims
Mr Mahon disputes an insinuation in a London finance journal that Australia’s metal industry is manipulated by labor interests to ban German influence. He says metal workers here show little sympathy with the current labor government and that no party aim is evident, noting German influence lingers in London-dominated financial circles.
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Australia
Bills Granted by Council in Pocatello Meeting Outcome
Council approved numerous expense items including T H O Rourke posts 616.50, sanitary inspector C C ONeil 150, fireman payrolls totaling many entries, utilities and supplies from Pocatello Water Co and S I Water P Co, police and city services costs, and miscellaneous repairs and credits for paving and lumber.
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T. H. O'Rourke
City of Pocatello
C. C. O'Neil
Tannock Natl. Bank
CG. A. R
W. Brown
Pocatello Auto Co
Bird
C. B. Tarlton
Walter Koehler
Paul Heinrich
al Miller
Fred Bross
L. M. Shellenberg
J. WH. Giles
A. L. Merrill
C. F. Gleisen
A. R. Dawson
W. F. Howard
J. J. Stewart
Alf. Moyes
R. C. Lewis
C. A. Baldwin
C. P. Hanson
A. Luce
Fred Morrison
Young
Eeene
L. Jones
Jennie Roeges
Joe Hawks
City Ditch
Crosby
Utah Fire Clay Co
H. G. Liepner & Co
Trist Auto Co
Ht. E. McMillen
Henry White
Hyrum Ray
Weeseeseee
George Douguard
George Nanny
L. C. Parks
Chas. Sells
Union Trust & Law
Francis McNally
Labor
Revenue collector Fortman charged with graft in tobacco probe
New York June 2 hearing set for Christopher J Fortman a former ten year deputy internal revenue collector on charges he demanded and accepted bribes from tobacco dealers in return for false reports to the government He allegedly collected about fifty dollars weekly in tips while checking returns from about a hundred dealers monthly The probe followed earlier sensational arrests of cigar manufacturers for tax evasion and a treasury led investigation into government graft failures.
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New York
United States
Christopher J. Fortman
Fortman
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Fire Chief Reports Thirty Fires and Large Losses Last Month
Fire Chief Canfield reported nineteen fire calls for last month with one false alarm. Many blazes required extensive hose lines, totaling 7150 feet of 244 inch hose and 850 feet of chemical hose. Chemical fluid used reached 304 gallons with property loss valued at 129000 dollars and insurance payouts of 2856.75 dollars for buildings and contents.
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Canfield
National Scoreboard Recap In St Louis And Philadelphia
A fragmented sports brief lists line scores and players for St Louis and Philadelphia games. It names Ames Williams Madows Snyder Burns and Damaraee among participants with unclear inning or batter details.
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R. H
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ames, Williams, Madows and
Snyder
Damaraee
Burns
Demands of Longshoremen Are Granted
San Francisco shipowners granted a 56 cent increase to 4000 longshoremen who struck at 6 am. They refused the extra one dollar hourly overtime proposed by the strikers. Three firms Hind-Rolph Relph Navigation and Union Steamship, in which Mayor James Rolph Jr. is interested, granted full demands.
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San Francisco
Hind-Rolph Company
Relph Navigation Company
Union Steamship Company
James Rolph, Jr
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School Fund OF State
U. S. Revenue
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Seer
Mamaux
Gibson
Appleton
Marquard
Mails
Meyers
R. BI Eeeterseeseae
Chicago Boston
Lavender
Packard
Archer
Tyler
Gowdy
North Lincoln
North Hayes
South Hayes
Trist Cab Co
Pocatello Floral Conservatory
J. E. Tarr
W. A. Staley
Copaib
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