Dillard Captured in Ogden After Candy Burglaries
Ernest Dillard was arrested by Ogden police Sunday evening near East Center Street after a chase. He carried thirty buckets and a box of candy from Will Candy company and fled, later identified as an ex convict sought for multiple burglaries in Pocatello. Sheriff George Mabey planned return to Pocatello.
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Poratello
Act
Utah
Will Candy Company
Dillard
Ogden Poe Department
Pocatello
Geo. J. Mabey
Ogden
Beerup
Paulman Long
East Center Street
Sevshore
East Lark Street
Emmons
Arvin
Jenee
iIt
As Gi
Teene
Eric
Ater Dale
Witchhazel and Camphor Eye Strain Remedy Claims
An advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash with witchhazel camphor and related ingredients as a quick remedy for eye strain. It cites a customer impressed by relief from a single application and notes benefits for a young man and his mother. The ad promises a money back guarantee and lists Cook and T. Pratt Williams as druggists who sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
T. Pratt Williams
Drugts
Town Talk Here Today
F E Logue Bancroft real estate dealer was a business visitor in the city. Mrs Frank M Marsh 516 East Hayden underwent an operation Sunday morning at Lynn hospital. Rev W A Gallahue Catholic church Lava Hot Springs pastor was in the city today as a business visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Logue
Bancroft
Frank M. Marsh
East Hayden
Lynn Hospital
Lava
W. A. Gallahue
Catholic Church
Lava Hot Springs
Toay
Doctor to Perform Operation at Deaconess Hospital
Dr I W Lynn left for Gooding to perform an operation at Deaconess hospital this morning.
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Gooding
I. W. Lynn
Deaconess Hospital
Rented Camp By Beehive Girls And Pocatello Scouts
The L. D. 8. Beehive girls and Boy Scouts of Pocatello have rented a camp on Mink Creek for use this summer.
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L. D
Beehive Girls
Boy Scouts of Pocatello
Mink Creek
Local Ford Touring Car Stolen Overnight
Local officials were alerted Sunday morning to locate a Ford touring car stolen Saturday night at Downey. The car remained unrecovered late today. Mrs. G. A. Anderson of Garfield Washington passed through the city en route to Wendell to visit her son R. A. Anderson.
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Downey
G. A. Anderson
Garfield, Wash
City
Wendell
R. A. Anderson
Spotted Fever Cases Reported by Lynn Hospital
Lynn hospital reports two spotted fever cases including Peter Goulard a sheep man from the bottoms and Edmund Rieh of Rupert.
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Lynn Hospital
Peter Goulard
Bottoms
Edmund Rieh
Rupert
Delegates to Light and Power Convention Travel
An extra car carrying delegates to the Light and Power association convention will leave Pocatello this evening bound for Boise. The travel is scheduled for January 17 as part of the week’s convention events.
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Light and Power Association
Boise
Pocatello
Stove purloined reported from West Lander residence
R. E. Phillips of 435 West Lander reported to police that a camp store was stolen from his car overnight while it was parked in front of his home.
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Stove
R. E. Phillips
West Lander
Skull Fracture Sought For Dan Church Ranch Resident
Eli Boyd of the Dan Church ranch north of Pocatello suffered a skull fracture after an unspecified incident. Local authorities were investigating injuries and potential witnesses as the case developed.
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Eli Boyd
Dan Church Ranch
Pocatello
Fractured Skull Suffered After Horse Incident
A rider sustained a fractured skull Friday after being thrown from a horse. He remained in stable condition as doctors monitored his recovery.
Injured Mrs Will Brown Moved After Car Crash
Mrs Will Brown of 317 North Third was taken to Lynn hospital after injuries from a automobile accident north of Pocatello.
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Will Brown
North Third
Lynn Hospital
Pocatello
District Court Hearing Motions In Civil Calendar
Judge C. R. Baum presided as de mures and motions dominated today’s district court civil calendar. Criminal trials before Judge Baum are scheduled to begin Tuesday at 9 30 a.m.
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C. R. Baum
Blackfoot Wins Big Over Lava Hot Springs 12 to 2
The Blackfoot baseball team defeated Lava Hot Springs 12 to 2 on Sunday. After a tight 3 to 2 game, Blackfoot erupted for nine runs in the first half of the seventh inning, turning the contest into a runaway.
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Blackfoot
Lava Hot Springs
Hot Water Boys
Grove City
Marriage Licenses Issued to Brown Curtis and McCandless Edwards
A marriage license was issued Saturday at the County Clerk office to Henry Newell Brown of Evanston Wyoming and Cecil Curtis of Pocatello. A license was issued this morning to Merle G McCandless of Nampa and Ida M Edwards of Spencer Nebraska.
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RK. C. Earley
Henry Newell Brown
Evanston
Wyoming
Cecil Curtis
Pocatelio
Merle G. McCandless
Nampa
Ida M. Edwards
Spencer
Nebraska
Hold Up Reported At North First Avenue Store
Mr Hutchinson reports two masked men entered his shop at 11 50 pm Saturday and stole between 15 and 20 dollars in cash. Police received descriptions of both suspects.
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Hutchinson
North First Avenue
Offenders Held After Saturday Night Arrests
A variety of offenders were booked at the city police station over the weekend with cases to be heard Tuesday evening. Names include Wm Marshall vagrancy Harry Amith carrying concealed weapons William Sherman James Gore possession of intoxicating liquor E L Starrett careless driving L L Gearhart speeding Roy Brown vagrancy and one arrest Ole Olsen intoxication.
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Wm. Marshall
Harry Amith
William Sherman
James Gore
E. L. Starrett
L. L. Gearhart
Roy Brown
Ole Olsen
Original Window Display at House of North by Charles Cannon
An unusual exhibition of window dressing is in evidence in the windows of the House of North. The design and fittings are entirely original and have been worked out by Charles Cannon. Each window is divided into eight compartments three above and five below. Each article has its own compartment separated by a white panel with blue trimmings. The arrangement of merchandise in each compartment has been worked out with great care and the effect is very attractive.
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House of North
Charles Cannon
Wilamette University scholarship awarded to local graduate
Floyd Jones, of the Pocatello high school graduating class, earned a Williamette University College of Liberal Arts scholarship for meritorious work and high standing during four years of study. Miss Allene Sm is named as alternate. The scholarship was not shown at graduation last Friday evening due to late arrival.
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Floyd Jones
Pocatello High School
College of Liberal Arts
Willamette University
Parat Ore
Allene Sm
Williamette
Record of Jack Williams in City Jail on three trips in two days
Jack Williams tied a local record with three jail bookings in two days. Arrested Thursday for intoxication, released Friday on condition to leave town, re jailed Friday night, and Saturday sentenced to a floater after a court session led by Judge B W Renee. He faced a later citation for overindulgence and was logged on the police blotter.
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Jack Williams
Bacchus
Jack
Ely
Eubee
B. W. Renee
Railroad Crew Changes on Montana Division Personnel Shifts
Railway records show Engineer Thomas Beye facing a charge and others reassigned or on leave. Fireman Clarence Brockway and A. Carrington receive service approvals on the Pocatello extra board after recent duties and illnesses. R H Walker and B F Nye deadheaded to Lima for eighth list work while W P O Malley heads to Minidoka to cover for Hargus on a 4 chain gang turn. Thomas Wharton takes a layoff from passenger turns 29 and 30 for personal matters.
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Clarence Brockway
Pocatello
Minidoka
W. ©. Walker
R. H. Walker
B. F. Nye
Lima
Montana
W. P. O'Malley
BR. FE. Hargus
Thomas Wharton
Pocatello Fire Department Drills On Training Tower
The Pocatello Fire Department conducts thrice weekly drills on a six story sixty six foot training tower behind the west side station. Chief A B Canfield oversees the sessions from 10 to 11 on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Morning drills include hoisting a hose line to the top and sealing the tower with pompier ladders. Firefighters show unusual interest in the training.
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Pocatello
Y M C A Boy Scout Activities Expand Programs
The Y M C A announces expanded boy scout activities including regular swimming classes special groups social nights and hiking programs. New courses begin June 13 June 27 July 11 and July 25 each running seven lessons using the Confidence Method with life saving instruction and leadership training for boys and younger men.
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W Roberts
Robert Poultney
British budget cuts spark industry fears and political clash
A government money committee pushed to trim public expenses by large sums amid warnings that excessive reductions could strangle industry. Critics call the party line insincere while some insist reforms aim for efficiency and economy despite wartime pressures.
Unfurnished Rooms Over Rudman and Gottberg's Jewelry Store
Unfurnished rooms above Rudman and Gottberg's Jewelry Store at 308 West Center. Contact 614 for details about availability and pricing.
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Rudman Ae Gottb
G’s
Weat Center
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Charce
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Fieman C. Personte
Wien
Beqpoet
Jenene Burton
Keiriam Robinette
A. Carrington
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