Monument Dedication Draws Five Thousand Scouts and Dignitaries
About 5000 people attend the boy scout monument dedication at Fort Hall Indian school with 1800 scouts from Idaho Wyoming and Utah. George A. Smith leads ceremonies as Governor C Ben Ross and C D Amphlett accept the monument for Idaho and the Oregon Trails Association. The event includes an honorary tribe membership for David C. Watkins, mounted warrior displays, torch-lit council fires, and a large stone-laying ritual marking the monument’s completion.
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Fort Hall
The
Pocatello Tribune
Boy Scouts
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Doh BL McGillis
George Alfred Smith
Salt Lake City
Utah Trails and Landmarks Association
C. D. Amphlett
Eastern Idaho Area Council
State of
Oregon Trails Association
Smith
Jesse Picote
Indian School Troop 100
Gross
Co. F. Shaffer
Charles Peterson
J. W. Highleyman
Treas
Nate Block
Eastern Area Council
J. W. Burnett
O. S. L. Railway
American Legion Dra and Bugle Corps
Legion
Ray Brookhart
Colseville
Wryon
Laketown
Logan
Snake River
Twin Falls
Teton Peaks
Damages Awarded In Idaho Auto Accident Suit
A district court jury awarded Harold and Edith Koenig 5587.90 against J W Tebben and Dollie Tebben for injuries from an October 30 collision north of Hansen. Judge W A Babcock overruled a motion to dismiss, holding a husband is liable for his wife's actions even if not present.
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Twin Falls
Harold Koenig
Hansen
Edith Koenig
J. W. Tebben
Dollie Tebben
W. A. Babcock
Tebben
Idaho
United States Open to Attend Lau Sanne Conference Session
The state department disclosed that if the Lau sanne conference reconvenes in London on June 16 to discuss plans for improving world economic conditions, the United States is willing to attend.
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Washington
London
United States
State Department
Summer Camp Opens June 11 in Boise Training Move
One thousand one hundred men and 111 officers move to summer encampment on June 10 for a two week training period under orders from the adjutant general. Camp opens June 11 with artillery and engineering equipment arriving by special trains plus horses. Forty hundred horses and twenty mules are to be used for training. Col F C Hummel of the 116th engineers will be senior officer in camp.
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Boise
Adjutant General
F.C. Hummel
116Th Engineers
Careful Spraying Saves Idaho Crop
Boise reports that careful spraying reduced crop loss to 12.4 percent of Idaho apples last year, far below 50 percent in neighboring regions. W H Wicks notes continued spraying will be needed this year to protect the crop. Of 6019 carloads produced, 748 were lost to worms and 57 cars to San Jose scale.
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Boise
Utah Governor Dern Confined to Home
Salt Lake City June 3 Governor Dern will be confined to his home for several days with possible hospital treatment for sinus trouble. He left a state board of corrections meeting after illness from a cold worsened. his office said he had a restful night and was feeling better today.
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Salt Lake City
Dern
Capitol
State Board of Corrections
Hastings Man Dies En Route From Heart Attack
Dr. Henry C. Swearingen of St. Paul Minnesota aged 64 who had served as moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly died in Hastings Nebraska after suffering an acute heart attack as his train arrived.
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Hastings
Neb
Henry C. Swearingen
St. Paul, Minn
Presbyterian General Assembly
Local University Names New Journalism English Instructor
Executive Dean John R. Dyer announced the appointment of G. Laird as instructor of journalism and English composition starting next term. Laird, a University of Iowa alumnus with a master’s degree and soon a Columbia PhD, has taught English at Iowa and journalism at Drake. English and journalism classes will be combined for the coming term.
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John R. Dyer
G. Laird
Mr. Laird
University of Iowa
Columbia
Iowa
Drake
Dean Dyer
Veterans on way to Washington demand WWI bonuses
Twenty eight train weary World War veterans arrived yesterday from Salt Lake City en route to Washington to demand immediate payment of bonuses. The Burlington railroad furnished them a box car from Council Bluffs to Chicago.
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Galesburg
Ill
Salt Lake City
Washington
Burlington Railroad
Council Bluffs
Chicago
County lists committeemen for Bannock County precincts
The Bannock County clerk released a complete roster of 72 precinct committeemen, 36 per party, with meetings held by Republicans at the courthouse and Democrats at the west side fire station in Pocatello. The list shows numerous named delegates across towns such as Alameda Tyhee Inkom McCammon Arimo Robin Downey Swan Lake Oxford Lava Hot Springs Lund Bancroft Central Turner Cleveland Ivins Hawkins Thatcher Lago Chesterfield Grace and others, noting Orval Harris as high on both tickets.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
Court House
West Side Fire Station
Democratic
L. A. Watts
A. W. Hall
T. L. Reddy
W. A. Fife
Joe Gallett
Elkin Chandler
P. E. Long
I. A. Peiton
Parley Hemming
J. M. Bistline
M. H. Garvin
A. Y. Satterfield
A. L. Horrocks
Alameda
A. H. McGuire
Tyhee
Orval Harris
Inkom
T. I. Richardson
McCammon
W. H. Edwards
Arimo
J. W. Henderson
Robin
E. L. Marley
Downey
B. M. Almond
Swan Lake
C. W. Thomas
Oxford
Ernest Olson
Lava Hot Springs
Arthur Peck
Lund Morris Creer
Bancroft
George H. Fisher
Central
J. A
M. M. Bush
B. ¥. Green
Max Cohn
E. D. Blanchard
S. D. Hamilton
William Gambles
Walter Hatch
Ben Chapin
Lund
J. R. Reddish
Henry Kelly
H. A. Bjorkman
Turner
Gladys McCarthy
Cleveland
Ivins
Joe Banks
Hawkins
Claude Allen
Hatch
R. O. Hatch
Thatcher
George A. Hogan
Kelly
Dan Cronie
Lago
Don Bassett
Chesterfield
Ivan Session
Grace
M. W. Lowe
Gooding Pupils Win Recognition in Book Review Contests
Miss Henrietta Gunderson's Gooding college class earned honors in the Present Day American Literature Magazine reviews. Maisie Clemmons won the novel prize for her review of McFee's The Harbor Master, with Gertrude Brehman taking second for Pearl Buck’s The Good Faith. Lloyd Kimpton Kimberly won first in travel for Greenland N by E by Rockwell Kent.
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Henrietta Gunderson
Gooding College
Geraldine Baker
Richfield High School
Maisie Clemmons
Gooding
McFee
Pearl Buck
Gertrude Brehman
Lloyd Kimpton Kimberly
Greenland
Rockwell Kent
Ogden Man Wins Territorial Oratorical Contest
Junius Tribe of Ogden won the Intermountain territory oratorical prize after defeating General Electric refrigerator salesmen from Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming in Salt Lake City. The Denver winner will then go on to the national contest in Cleveland.
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Ogden
Salt Lake City
Junius Tribe
Intermountain Territory
Denver
General Electric
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
West
Cleveland
Husband Goes Free in Salt Lake City Murder Trial
Clarence J. Elder, 36, was found not guilty of first degree murder for shooting neighbor James L. Beveridge on March 23 in the Beveridge home. Mrs. Elder testified to her affair with Beveridge, describing marital tensions leading up to the killing. Elder said he blacked out after seeing his wife return with a ring.
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Salt Lake City
Clarence J. Elder
James L. Beveridge
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