Moon Detector Operates. Moonshine Seizures Made
Deputy sheriffs Moss and Jensen ran inspections on Saturday night locating moonshine violators. In Wye they stopped two Ford touring cars with R Eichelberger and J C Miller. a half gallon jug of moonshine found, and a gallon taken from Miller. Eichelberger tried to discard liquid before arrest. Both cars seized. occupants jailed. James McAdams found a small jar of liquor and jailed. A man named Wheeler was arrested for using profane language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Moss
W. H. Jensen
Wye
R. E. Eichelberger
J. C. Miller
William Eichelberger
Eichelberger
R. . Eichelberger
Jensen
Moss
James McAdams
East Bonneville
McAdams
South First Avenue
Red Wheeler
Retailers Bureau to Hold Meeting Wednesday Night
The retailers bureau of the Chamber of Commerce convenes Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the chamber hall to complete organization, outline goals, and plan initial projects. Chairman Harry Petersen leads and urges all city retailers to attend for input. executive committee meets tonight at 7 p.m. to outline business for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retailers Bureau
Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Petersen
Bureau
Everal
Hiss
Ivan Gasser
R. E Watson
Leo Hood
George Jorsenson
Harry Scanlon
Harry Wilson
Auto Crash Near Lava Springs Ties Up Pocatello Traffic
A Velie touring car driven by Mike Chuw skidded in loose sand four miles west of Lava Hot Springs and turned over. Passengers Jack Worley and Quigley escaped serious injuries and were taken to General hospital in Pocatello for treatment. All three were reported recovering from shock and expected to be discharged soon.
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Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
Velie
Mike Chuw
Chuw
Jack Worley
Quigley
General Hospital
Worley
Tribune Leads in Pocatello Region News Coverage
The Pocatello Tribune argues it provides the latest news, citing a large fire at a California girls boarding school with many lives lost as a story carried first in its Sunday edition. It notes earlier publication times than competing papers and exclusive access to late-breaking items.
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Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
Tribune
California
The
Community club and fraternal notices list Tuesday gatherings
Announcements include Ladies Auxiliary of L F and B meeting Tuesday at Woodmen hall 2 PM for practice. Monday Night Dance at Dance Palace with a special feature. Masonic Building Board to regular session Tuesday evening at the Secretary's office. Knights Templar Gate of Commandery to confer temple order Tuesday at 1:80 PM with dinner at 6:80 PM. Pocatello Chapter No. 6 BR M A M to meet this evening with good attendance expected.
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L, F. and B
Woodmen
Dance
Masonic Building Board
Masonic Building Corporation
Masonic Temple
Knights Templar
Gate of Commandery
Order of the Temple
Pocatello
BR. A. M
Re Ular
Doalrad
Dance Palace Lunch Draw Adds Cash Prize Mystery
A cryptic note reports a cash handout to a woman who drew lunch at Dance Palace during a five night event. Details on who received the money or the purpose remain unclear.
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Dance Palace
Chambers meet at Blackfoot for southern Idaho delegates
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce officials G. Nicholas Tift and J. A. Harader travel to Blackfoot Tuesday for a general meeting of southern Idaho chambers. They join Blackfoot Rotary Club luncheon, attend a get together dinner, and discuss a pamphlet promoting Craters of the Moon near Arco with photos by D. A. Caldwell.
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G. Nicholas Tift
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Harader
B. Brady
Harvey Holmes
Blackfoot
Southern Idaho
Blackfoot Rotary Club
Craters of the Moon
Arco
D. A. Caldwell
Idaho Falls
Devils Orchard
Cinder Butte
Dew Drop Cave
Twin Buttes
Cinderhurst Camp
Wanted rooms and light housekeeping apartments near Tech campus
Idaho Technical Institute seeks rooms with light housekeeping for use by Tech students during the summer term. Preference given to spaces near the Tech campus. If you have a room available, call 832.
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Tech
Idaho Technical Institute
Town Talk marriage licenses issued at county clerk’s office
Marriage licenses were issued to Ray E. King and Bertha Olson of Pocatello, Frogil McKenna and Ellen Patterson of Lima Montana, Oscar W. Garrett and Grace M. Swanson of Pocatello, Geo Wareing of Idaho and Amelia Hansen of Blackout, and Larry D. Stephens of Idaho Auto Repair returned from Cincinnati May 15 23 after attending the International convention of Stage Hands and Motion Picture Machine Operators with 786 delegates.
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Ray E. King
Bertha Olson
Pocatello
Frogil McKenna
Ellen Patterson
Lima
Montana
Oscar W. Garrett
Grace M. Swanson
Geo, Wareing
Idaho
Amelia Hansen
Blackout
Larry D. Stephens
Idaho Auto Repair Shop
Cincinnati
Police Probe Touring Car License Violations In Pocatello
Chief of Police L A Lehr reports multiple trucks in Pocatello are operating on touring car licenses and has ordered officers to arrest all violators in the city.
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L. A. Lehr
Pocatello
Entered pleas in grand larceny case in district court
Ted Donaldson pleaded not guilty before District Judge O. R. Baum this morning on grand larceny charges. His trial was scheduled for Friday morning this week as the prosecuting attorney's information accuses him of theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Donaldson
O. R. Baum
Donaldson
Ring valued at 200 dollars linked to Bolin case plea
Alfred Brown pleaded guilty before Judge Baum to selling intoxicating liquor. Attorney D. CG McDougall represented Brown as the case tied to James H. Bolin and a diamond ring valued at 200 dollars was noted in the proceedings.
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James H. Bolin
Bia
D. Cg, McDougall
Alfred Brown
Judge Baum
Local intoxication cases and bond forfeitures noted
Morris Kibro failed to appear in police court after Sunday arrest for intoxication and disrupting the peace. bond forfeited at $15. John Doe forfeited a $10 bond for intoxication after missing court. John Colman pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a $10 fine. Joseph Foy pleaded guilty to intoxication with a $26 fine suspended if he leaves town by noon. John Albert was ordered to depart the city by afternoon.
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Morris Kibro
John Doe
John Colman
Joseph Foy
John Albert
Depar
Indians Harrison Baker Delia Edmo Detained at Dearborn Rooming House
Harrison Baker and Delia Edmo, Indians, were taken into custody Saturday night when found in a room at the Dearborn rooming house. Both were held for questioning as police investigated the incident.
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Harrison Baker
Delia Edmo
Dearborn
Ford Touring Car Collision Injures Four
A Ford touring car driven by F. T. Norton of Idaho Falls and Nash driven by R. P. Fi meen of Pocatello collided Saturday noon at the South Fifth and East Halliday intersection. The four Ford occupants sustained minor injuries.
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F. T. Norton
Idaho Falls
Nash
R. P. Fi Meen
Pocatello
Sundaternoon
South Fifth
East Halliday
Ford
Contesting Seat Debate Delays Final Arguments
Washington June 2 AP counsel for George E. E. B. Peddy contests Senator Mayfield’s Texas seat. He says testimony on alleged fund misuse is complete and ready for final argument, but arguments are postponed for further Mayfield witness hearings in an afternoon session.
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Washington
George EE. B. Peddy
Mayfield
Texas
Senate Elections Committee
Fairypoot Bunion Plasters Marketed by Cook Drug
A Cook Drug Company advertisement promotes Sure Thing FairyPoot Bunion Plasters claiming instant pain relief from bunions. The copy emphasizes instant comfort and a guarantee from the company.
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Cook Drug Company
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