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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1926

Page

3

Wilbur addresses graduates urging duty to nation

Annapolis June 3 AP Wilbur tells Naval Academy graduates the fate of the nation rests with young men. He argues young officers must lead in war and peace, stressing duty, discipline, and moral leadership, while noting great commanders of the past are gone.

Annapolis Wilbur Naval Academy Naval Secretary John Paul Jones Perry Hull Decatur Farragut Porter Dewey Schley Sampson Joffre Foch Luderdorf von Tindenburg

Japanese AP branch endorsed by Premier Wakatsuki

Premier Wakatsuki lauded the inauguration of Rengo the Associated Press of Japan as a non profit news cooperative modeled on the American AP. The event, attended by Baron Shidehara and diplomats, marks a step toward international understanding and independent foreign news service. Dance tonight at Moonlight Open Air Pavilion.

Tokyo Reijiro Wakatsuki Japan Associated Press of Japan Rengo Pol Lees Kokusai Jong News Association Associated Press of America Baron Shidehara Wakatsuki Moonlight Open Air Pavilion Fifth and Center

Dr A L Chilton to Study In West Coast Post Grad

Notice indicates Dr. A L Chilton will travel from June 6 to be in Los Angeles and San Francisco for post graduate work over the next month. All repair work will be handled at the office as usual.

A. L. Chilton Lear Los Angeles San Francisco

Local Boy Wins Phi Beta Kappa

John Raaf son of Dr and Mrs J J Raaf of 606 South Seventh avenue near Le land Stanford university earned Phi Beta Kappa honorary scholastic fraternity admission. He completed high school in three years graduating at sixteen with top grades. Raaf will receive an A B degree this year and return to Stanford in the fall for medical studies.

John Raaf J J. Raaf South Seventh Avenue Leland Stanford University Phi Beta Kappa Tle Rauf Stanford

District Court Opens with Five Cases on Calendar

Five cases set for the term of district court opening Monday before Judge O R Baumer. Gew ver sus George and Edward Jiseault scheduled Monday afternoon. Mollie Morrison versus Gennaro DeVigerozo set for Monday at 2. North American Mortgage Co versus A R Dawson to be heard Tuesday. Willie Anfia Staley versus W W Whitaker on Tuesday at 1 30. Henry O Leary versus Sam DeVigino and C H Renfro versus R E Scott on Wednesday at 9 30.

District Court O. R. Baumer Max D. Gew George Edward Jiseault Mollie Morrison Gennaro DeVigeozo North American Mortgage Company A. R. Dawson First National Bank of Grace Willie Anfia Staley W. W. Whitaker Henry O'Leary Sam de Veginzo C. H. Renfro R. E. Scott

President Coolidge Signs Bills For Lands Bridges and Travel

President Coolidge signed multiple bills including exchange of public lands and a new aviation field near Yuma Arizona. The action also allows sale of Fort Riggold mill land to Rio Grande City commission and payment of actual travel expenses for government workers on orders in Alaska. A bridge construction over the Columbia River in Cheland County Washington was authorized.

Washington Coolidge Yuma Ariz Secretary of Interior Fort Riggold Mill Texas Rio Grande City Commission Alaska Columbia River Cheland County Washington River Ashington

Bad Start on June Weddings and Divorces in Bannock County

The county clerk’s office reports no marriage licenses issued in June so far, a poor start for brides in Bannock County. Divorce filings this week offset the trend, offering a mitigating sign amid the slow wedding month.

Bannock

Journalist H E Barlow Resigns From Minnesota School

Ruel R. Barlow resigns as head of the University of Minnesota School of Journalism after leading since 1920. The move takes effect at the close of the school year and follows his critique that the university is deaf to journalistic training.

Minneapolis University of Minnesota Ruel R. Barlow School of Journalism

Wedding Gift Sale and Engagement Ring Discount

A local shop promotes a wedding gift sale with 20 percent off all items. The promotion features a playful tag line Kill them with kindness week at the Reliable Jewelry Shop and highlights diamond engagement rings and wedding presents.

J’ly

New Glandogen Tonic Promises Internal Gland Support

Leading authorities endorse gland transplants and internal extracts to reinforce gland function. Dr Arnold Lorand cites extracts from healthy young animals as a substitute when aging or disease reduce glands. Glandogen tablets offer a simple form of glandular treatment for men and women from Schramm Johnson Drug Stores.

Arnold Lorand Schramm Johnson Drug Stores

Property Restored for German Red Cross Surgeon

Dr. F W Vowinekel, a California surgeon and World War I German Red Cross staff member, won a US district court verdict restoring his $65,000 estate seized by the alien property custodian. The decision noted his equal care for wounded, regardless of nationality, and that he lived in field conditions during the conflict. He returned home in 1922 after 17 years as chief surgeon at the California Women’s Hospital, which closed in 1909.

San Francisco F. W. Vowinekel Red Cross United States District Court Vowinckel Germany France Vowinekel California Women’s Hospital West

Picnic Delights At Main Grocery This Saturday

Delica tessen hosts a casual picnic event this Saturday at Main Grocery offering cakes for everybody. Local shoppers and families are invited to enjoy treats and socialize.

Reward Offered for Stolen Brown Spaniel Chesa peake Dog

A ten dollar reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief who took a brown Spaniel Chesapeake dog from the yard at 407 North Harrison Ave at 7 a m on June 2. Call 1454 with tips. Boys get busy.

North Harrison Ave

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