Americanization Talks Rally Pocatello Neighbors
Miss Charlotte Fraser led a series of Prohibition and Americanization meetings in Pocatello highlighting foreign-born women as future citizens. Organizing a local WCTU chapter, she urged civic duty, discussed citizenship tests, immigration, and the Fourth of July meaning with references to Ellis Island and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Miss Fraser
Bonneville School
America
8. M. Carter
E. C. White
E. G. Houde
Methodist
George Smith
A. ©. Frazier
Presbyterian
Scotland
Fraser
Europe
Bulgaria
Mike Fraser
Ellis Island
United States
Idaho Tech Graduates Largest Class As Diplomas Are Awarded
Commencement at Idaho Tech set for 10 o clock Wednesday morning June 4 in the Tech auditorium. Hon Tom D Davis of Butte Montana former District Rotary president will give the address. Dean J B Retherford will preside. The year sees the largest diploma total in Tech history. Semester exams are suspended for the ceremony and the program includes musical selections and diploma presentations by Dean Retherford.
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Idaho Tech
Tech
Tom D. Davis
Butte
Montana
Rotary
J. B. Retherford
C. R. Frazier
The
Evelyn Lundgren
Bishop M. A
Pond
Valse d’Amour
Moskowski
Town Talk License Issued and Social Notes
A marriage license was issued to Richard Edwards and Matilda M. Blatt, both of Pocatello. Mrs. George B. Crawford and Mrs. Ben Boling plan a California trip with their children. Mrs. Florence Lee of Honolulu, mother of Charles Lee, died June 2. A. M. E. church Missionary society hosts a chicken dinner at Antlers hall Elks Temple. Fraternal Order of Eagles to sponsor a building fund dance at the Dance Palace with committee members named.
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Richard Edwards
Matilda M. Blatt
Pocatello
California
George B. Crawford
Ben Boling
Santa Ana
Florence Lee
Honolulu
Hawaii
Missionary Society of the A. M. E
Antlers Hall
the Elks Temple
Lona A. Gilman
Order of Eagles
Dance Palace
O. B. Watson
van Meeks
J. L. Corledge
J. A. Hogan
D. D. Raymong
Ladies’ Aid of the
Lutheran Church
Harvey Anderson
W. Lovejoy
Walthers League
George Chapin
West Wyeth
Cummings
Lemon
Car stolen from West Lander block belonging to J P Fitzen
A Ford touring car owned by J. P. Fitzen of 201 Wayne Avenue was stolen last night from the 300 block on West Lander. The license number 51-027 was on the car and it had not been recovered by late today.
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J. P. Fitzen
Wayne Avenue
West Lander
Detective Balderston Departs to Witness Hazelton Bank Case
Detective J L Balderston of the police department left today noon for Jerome where he is subpoenaed as a witness in the trial of Russell Smith Roy Smith and J E B Haver for the Hazelton bank robbery. Practically all evidence against the three was obtained by Balderston.
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J. L. Balderston
Police Department
Jerome
Russell Smith
Roy Smith
J. E B. Havermore
Hazelton
Balderston
Fire Crews Respond to Two Home Alarms in City
At 7:55 am both east and west fire departments were called to 847 East Fremont for a kitchen range grease fire. By 9:40 am the west unit answered at 641 North Arthur where hot ashes against a garage started a blaze. no damage occurred.
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A. D. McDonald
East
Fremont
West Department
H. A. Castle
North Arthur
Disorderly conduct case leads Harrison Baker to fine
Harrison Baker was found guilty in police court on Saturday night disorderly conduct and fined 50 dollars. A Mexican held on intoxication was not fit for court and his case was continued until Wednesday. Meeks Fuller, charged with begging, received a suspended 50 dollar fine on the condition he leaves town by noon.
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Harrison Baker
Meeks Fuller
Wis
Mr and Mrs J A Anderson To Visit Son In Sand Point
Mr and Mrs J A Anderson depart Wednesday morning for Sand Point to visit their son Gail E Jackson for several days. Mr Anderson will attend the Fra ternal Order of Eagles state session in Kellogg while Mrs Anderson goes to Lewiston for the Pythian Sisters state session as special representative. Other delegates from Pocatello include Van Weeks L D Long Archie Scranton and D D Raymond.
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J. A. Anderson
Sandpoint
Gail E. Jackson
Anderson
Order of Eagles
Kellogg
Pythian Sisters
Lewiston
Pocatello
Eagles
van Weeks
L. D. Long
Archie Scranton
D. D. Raymond
Mack's Inn Sees Strong Season On Yellowstone Highway
Reporter from Mack's Inn on the Yellowstone highway notes no mosquitos on the river and very good fishing with excellent roads. The inn is a popular stop for travelers to Yellowstone park offering fine beds meals and fishing when conditions allow. The season’s first dance attracted many campers and tourists with strong activity in the area.
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Mack’s Inn
Yellowstone Highway
Snake River
Ack's Inn
Yellowstone Park
Japanese Acquitted in Adultery Case
A jury found J. K. Nori and Mrs. T. Nakata not guilty after five hours of deliberation in district court before Judge Robert M. Terrell. The March 9 incident at the Dearborn rooming house involved allegations of infidelity and attempted assault, with testimony from police officers and residents. The defense labeled the case a frameup to deprive Nakata of property, while the state presented witnesses and photographs.
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J. K. Nori
T. Nakata
Robert M. Terrell
R. J. Hogan
Dearborn
Cliff Curtis
Luther Hackworth
L. J. Moss
W. H. Jensen
Nakata
Nort
Nori
Terrell
Manuella Clennta
Allen
Wm. Ryan
Tire salesman dies after .22 rifle shooting at home
W H Chestnut 84 a tire salesman for Armour Tire died after a .22 rifle shot to the forehead at his home 82 Hawthorne Ave West Pocatello. He died at Lynn hospital two hours after the 12 30 pm shooting. Police investigators consider possible self-inflicted or third party action while deputies continue inquiries and await coroner inquest decision.
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W. H. Chestnut
Hawthorne Avenue
West Pocatello
Chestnut
Lynn Hospital
J. H. Lynn
Armour Tire Company
Tech alumni banquet names new officers and honors group
The Tech Alumni Association held its annual banquet on Monday June 4 in the Tech cafeteria with over 100 members present. Officers elected for the coming year are Stanley Cleare president D Weston Buss vice president Hether Knox secretary Llewellyn Roubidoux treasurer and Theodore Turner Jr publicity agent.
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The
Tech Alumni Association
Tech
Aluuni
Lula Robertson
Theodore Turner Jr
Bryan West
Weat
the Tech
Isabelle Wilson
John Anderson
J. E. Retherford
R. Prazier
Stanley Cleare
D. Weston Buss
Hether Knox
Llewellyn Roubidoux
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Columbia University
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Maryland
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Grace Ash
Anlaa
Needhaj Here
Sebi Dareenteres
Saint Saens
Dean J
Retherford String Quartet
Pouhon
Ee F. Schubert
Houbinoux
R. Thorpe
Taden
Daasaa
William
P. Smith
Egypt
FORD
roRs Idaho Glass & Paint CO
Pocatello, Idaho
Valenciennes Lace
Tech Alumni Group
Peyton Hurt
Bapp
Norma Masterson-Smith
Schumann Kath Serva Didesal
F. David Mantana Mahan
Dean J. E. Ratharfara
Ellen Ngstrom
Tribune
British Isles
Russia
Tecl
Idaho Technical Institute
Yiate
Modern Woodmen of America
K. G. Hall
Tiffany Bros
Cove Pome
Oh Anish Summer School
Adolph Bolm
Alexander Sklarewski
Tomer
Imperial Conservatory of Music
Theodore Spiering
Calvin Brainard Cady
Cormisn School
Seattle, Wash
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