Child Drowns In City Creek Reservoir
Eleven year old James Potts fell from a City Creek canyon pier into the old railroad reservoir and drowned. Witnesses George Hargraves and Howard Carlisle described the accident as rescue attempts failed. coroner reports no inquest planned and funeral arrangements were not yet set. Police recovered clothing from the second dive as investigators noted the water depth near fourteen feet and lack of signs of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Potts
A. IV. Potts
South Garfield
Railroad
City Creek Canyon
George Hargraves
Howard Carlisle
H. L. McHan
Org
James
Lehrbas
Balderson
Defense Testimony in E C White Embezzlement Case
The defense in the E C White embezzlement case says he is innocent. Sahlberg filed the complaint over a mortgage with $2000 allegedly unpaid. White testified he used his own money to aid a $4000 mortgage and later sold the note to Seybolt. He said no funds were held in trust and he expected to be repaid when the house finished. Sahlberg later sought payment as the house sale failed and a receiver took over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. OC. White
District Court
E. House
A. T. Sahlberg
Mr. White
Sahlberg
White
Seybolt
Bonds Forfeited by Traffic Violators
Traffic violators posting bail for police court appearance included Kenneth Babcock charged with speeding R W Bird for careless driving Mrs J J Kelker for parking between no parking signs and P Bt Marie overtime All but Mr Bird forfeited by not appearing Babcock was driving on North Garfield crossing an intersection at 35 mph with four in the front seat Bird struck another car on North Arthur tearing a wheel off Babcock forfeited his bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Babcock
R. W. Bird
J. J. Kelker
P. Bt. Marie
Mr. Bird
North Garfield
North Arthur Avenue
Babcock
Dance Night at Moonlight Pavilion Promises Cool Beats
13 Dance tonight at the Moonlight Open Air Pavilion on Corner Fifth and Center. Reliable J'ly Shop advertises Kill them with kindness week with 20 percent off all items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlight Open Air Pavilion
Fifth and Center
Churches Plan Union Meeting In Pocatello This Summer
The Pocatello Ministerial association schedules Sunday evening services from June 20 to September 1. Each week features a different church and clergy including Methodists, Presbyterians, Congregationalists, Disciples and Baptists with Rev. Kanaar, Rev. Ewing, Rev. Barnum, Rev. Kanaar, Rev. Anderson, Rev. Barnum, Rev. Simpson, Rev. Bloan, Rev. Ewing, Rev. Sloan and Rev. Stimpson. Services start at 8 p m with music by the entertaining church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Pocatello Ministerial Association
Methodist
J. EB. Kanaar
Presbyterian
W. M. Ewing
Q. W. Barnum
J. B. Kanaar
J. C. Anderson
G. W. Barnum
P. R. Simpson
Bloan
G 8. Sloan
P. R. Stimpson
Seventh Cavalry to Attend Little Big Horn Anniversary
Three aircraft from the Kelly Field group and 252 Seventh Cavalry troops from Fort Bliss will participate in the June 25 fiftieth anniversary commemoration of the Battle of Little Bighorn in Montana. The unit plans to move from Fort Bliss to Crow Agency by rail, with 246 horses 27 mules and 4 escort wagons, departing El Paso in two sections June 15.
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San Antonio
Tex
Kelly Field
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Little Big Horn
Montana
Custer
8Th Corps
Port Bliss
Crow Agency
el Paso
French Debt Bill Up To Senate
The $6.8 billion French debt funding regime moves to the Senate after the House approved the settlement 236 to 112. A prior 202 to 40 rejection to return it to Ways and Means stalled action as Paris weighs in. The ratification bill, a administration favorite, could extend the current session amid fights over farm relief and re-election pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Paris
Senate directs FTC to probe rising gasoline costs
A senate resolution adopted June 3 directs the Federal Trade Commission to investigate the rising costs of gasoline and oil, outlining concerns over price increases and market behavior affecting consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Officers raid Lavada Pyle party near 658 North Grant
Deputy Sheriff Charlie Bell L M Harris and Federal Agent French raided Lavada Pyle’s premises at 658 North Grant arresting several toting a small party. Liquor seized. Mick Bischoff and Lavada Pyle arraigned. Bischoff pleads guilty to possession and pays 200 dollar fine. Hostess fined 50 for disturbing the peace. Albert Anthony and Harry Bell claim innocence. not arraigned with principals.
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Charlie Bell
L. M. Harris
French
Lavada Pyle
North Grant
Mick Bischoff
Harry Bell
Albert Anthony
Bischoff
Lavada’ Pyle
O. J. Bell
Anthony
Blackfoot
Bell
Salt Lake City
Scott to Represent Washington at Astoria Dedication
Major General Hugh L. Scott retired former chief of staff at the outbreak of World War I will represent the War Department at the dedication of the Astoria column in Astoria Oregon on July 22.
Chautauqua Plans Readies June Program with Celebrities
Ellison-White Chautauqua set in Pocatello June 23 to 29 features top speakers such as Herbert Leon Cope and Dr Suthindra Bose. John B Ratto presents history figures by reincarnation on stage while Smith Damron demonstrates pottery making. Music by John Rosa Reed Enola Handley and Immanuel male quartet highlight a varied arts program.
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Pocatello
Jay Tiffany
Hi Htnin
Pollyanna
Rip van Winkle
America
Herbert Leon Cope
Suthindra Bose
Immanuel Male Quartette
Berger Proposes Minimum Wage for Federal Employees
Representative Berger Socialist of Wisconsin drafts a bill setting a $1800 yearly minimum wage for federal workers. He says many employees earn only $85 a month and criticizes Congress for generous privileges to the wealthy while denying fair pay for labor supporting the government.
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Washington
Berger
Wisconsin
Congress
Organization Tour by Home Demonstrators
Miss Marian Hepworth and Miss Werence Stone toured Turner and Perry Idaho areas this week to organize nutrition groups and sewing and canning clubs. They spoke in Niter about home demonstration work and outlined summer plans including a women’s vacation camp at Imva Hot Springs July 21 22 and 23 before returning to Boise.
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Marian Hepworth
Boise
General
Werence Stone
Turner
Idaho
Mae Reveny
Perry Club
Perry
Miss Hepworth
Niter
Range Lambs Bring Record June Price at Omaha Market
Two earloads of range lambs from Boise Idaho sold for 18 dollars per hundredweight on the Omaha livestock market the highest June lamb price since 1919. The 77 pound average lambs were bought by Armour and Company for eastern trade.
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Omaha
Neb
Boise
Idaho
Boni Equerola
Armour & Co
Spring Chicken Dinners at Green Triangle
Spring Chicken dinners available at the Green Triangle any time. Phone 676-R-12 for reservations one hour ahead. Open until midnight. tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Triangle
Armistice Day Plan Seeks Prayer Day for Peace
A resolution by Rep. Andrew of Massachusetts to urge the president to proclaim November 11 as a day of prayer and thanksgiving for peace has been approved by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew
Republican
Massachusetts
Ohio Democrats Await Pomerene Senate Run Decision
Columbus June 3 Ohio Democrats await former U S Senator Atlee Pomerene's decision on entering the senatorial race. Pomerene will announce his intent in Cleveland next Monday according to local information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
U. S
Atlee Pomerene
Pomerene
Cleveland
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A. F. Potts
E. C. White
J. Howard Rodda
Cycle Trades of America
New York
Churches Plan Union Meeting
Cuthura
Misa E. Pederson
Portland
Ore
Getata Ae
Y. Hop
Center Street
Ogden
Pocatellans
Troy Laundry
Othine
Bennett
Idaho Glass & Paint Co
Bennett's Enamel
Pocvatello Tent & Awning CO
Postoftioeb
Brown
Delicia
Orpheum Confectionery
Home Builders
Arthur
Bonneville
Main Street
Main
Fremont
Arthur Avenue
Capitol Theatre
Arthur Ave
Main St
Paul Roberts
N. Main St
Watson Bros
Ocatello Floral Company
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