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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

12

Poppy Day Proclaimed to Aid French War Orphans in Pocatello

Mayor Whitaker designates Saturday June 5 as Poppy Day in Pocatello to raise funds for French children in need. Mrs. Marriott of Ogden arranges the drive with funds funneled through Stockgrowers Bank via a local committee of women. Alumni day features include a business meeting, banquet, reception by President Lindley, and an alumni ball with lectures and performances, plus football and a Twelfth Night staging for graduates returning Monday.

Pocatello Cay Marriott Ogden Stockgrowers Bank W Pr. Whitaker France J. W. P. Whitaker Greater Idaho Ernest H. Lindley Coler Chrisman Thomas Kelley Idaho

Homecoming Alumni Event At University Idaho 1920

Moscow June 3 University of Idaho alumni from the northwest were to return for the annual homecoming festivities described as the most pretentious in the history by State Alumni association president W Kjohness. Graduates long away planned to renew college ties and recall undergraduate days.

Moscow University of Idaho Northwest Kjohness State Alumni Association University Hill

Boy Struck by Automobile Near Tech Grounds

Arlen Roche four year old son of Mr and Mrs Allen Roche of 956 East Carter street was struck by a car as he crossed from the Tech grounds. He suffered facial and head cuts but no internal injuries. The driver left the scene unnamed at the time. He was later reported recovering at home.

Arlen Roche Allen Roche East Carter Street Tech Arlow Dean Clarence Young Clarence

Peck's Bad Boy Tonight at the Auditorium

The play Peck's Bad Boy appears at the Auditorium tonight with a cast of comedians singers and dancers. It promises a up to date funny performance enjoyed by audiences from seven to seventy and features twenty new musical numbers.

Peck Henry

Bankers Take Over Union Wool Company Affairs

In Boston on June 4 AP reports a committee of local bankers assumed control of the Union Wool company of Nevada and, with the company’s approval, appointed Ludwig Eismann to run its operations.

Boston Union Wool Company of Nevada Ludwig Eismann

Idaho Technical School Holds Commencement Tonight

Graduation exercises for the Idaho Technical School begin at 8 PM in the school auditorium with Captain N A Imrie delivering the main address on the Historical Meaning of the War. President Charles R Fraszien will speak, and a reception follows. Alumni events included Armistice Day reflections and an alumni ball at Reed Hall as the school completes its week of commencement activities.

Idaho Technical School N. A. Imrie Wll Friends of the Schools Charles R. Fraszien State School London Reed Hall Tech Conservatory

Meridell Park Opens New Meridell Playground

Meridell Park in Pocatello has opened a new playground at Cash Grove three miles south of the city. The park offers free parking with ample space and guards, a roller coaster, merry go round, and dance pavilion for all ages. Round trip bus fares are set at twenty five cents with no gate charge, and park dances each evening except Sunday feature music by the park orchestra led by Walter Poulton.

Meridell Park Pocatello Cash Grove Pocatello Park & Amusement Company Park Pavilion Walter Poulton

Gompers Arrives in Montreal for Labor Convention Prep

Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, reached Montreal to take part in preliminary meetings of the organizations committee ahead of the annual convention opening Monday. The Tribune offers local delivery for 60 cents per month.

Montreal Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Organizations the Tribune

Woman Finds Remedy Worth Fabulous Fortune

A testimonial extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for long standing indigestion and colic. The claim asserts the product cleanses catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose allegedly proves value with money refunded. Sold by Cook Drug Co. and druggists nationwide.

Mayr Cook Drug Co

Bryan Arrives in Chicago for Prohibition Conference

William Jennings Bryan reached Chicago for talks with Virgil G Hinshaw after landing for the Prohibition convention. Bryan went to the University Club as Hinshaw left the party national headquarters for a meeting.

Chicago William Jennings Bryan University Club Virgil G. Hinshaw Prohibbition National Committee Prohibition Party

Weekend Weather Outlook for Southland

Tonight and Saturday bring varied conditions with likely showers in the north portion. Cooler air moves in tonight to the southwest while the southeast stays warmer, then cooler conditions return Saturday.

Elks Meet Tonight in Pocatello Lodge Session

Pocatello lodge No. 674 B P O Elks holds a regular meeting this evening with routine matters on the agenda and a strong turnout anticipated.

Pocatello Lodge No. 674 B. P. O. Elks

Daniels forgery charge in naval inquiry debated

The Philadelphia Public Ledger argues that if a navy department officer forged the secretary of the navy’s signature, the head of the department must uncover and punish the guilty party. The piece links Daniels’s accusation to Adler Sims and questions the secretary’s focus on apologies over accountability.

Navy Department Secretary of the Navy Daniels Admiral Sims Senate Naval Investigate Committee Sims Phila. Public Ledger

Veteran Editor Spurgeon Dies After Illness

Washington reports William P. Spurgeon managing editor of the Washington Port died at his home following a brief illness with typhoid fever.

Washington William P. Spurgeon

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