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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

Page

12

Endorsements Highlight Labor Party Alliance in Bannock County

George W. Hunt chairman of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and William Fife a retired Short Line conductor were endorsed for state senator and representative on the Democratic ticket by the Joint Brotherhood association in Pocatello. A Labor union meeting at the Eagles hall discussed whether Hunt would resign his duties to run, and the group supported bond issues for water mains while opposing viaduct projects that threaten local labor.

George W. Hunt Brotherhood of Railroad William Fife Bannock County Joint Brotherhood Association Pocatello Building Trades Council Central Labor Union Eagles’ Hall Hunt Chicago Brotherhood Grand Lodge Fife Whtther Pocatello Labor Union Labor Temple I An Pelton Trades Council and Labor Union Railroad Association Gould Street Center Street Main Street W. F. Dillon Democratic Central Committee Republican Central Committee Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Order of Railway Conductors Order of Railway Trainmen Order of Railroad Telegraphers Pocatello

Labor bodies unite to oppose bond measures in city election

The Building Trades Council and Pocatello Central Labor union chaired by W H Beasley report 6500 voters among 2600 labor workers 1100 trainmen and families. They adopt a resolution by a committee of five Railroad Brotherhoods urging defeat of the Center Street Viaduct and Gould Street Viaduct projects at the June 10 1930 bond election.

Building Trades Council and Pocatello Central Labor Union W. H. Beasley Joint Brotherhood Association Center Street Gould Street

Miss McClench Praises Western Convention Manner

Miss Marion McClench president of the national Business and Professional Women’s clubs toured Pocatello on the Payette lakes trip home from the state convention. She complimented federation officers on the well run gathering and praised Western women for their conduct and large attendance.

Marion McClench National Federation, Business and Professional Women's Clubs Pocatelo Payette Lakes Nora Boyum McClench Federation Miss McClench

Commencement Programs At University Of Idaho Branch

University of Idaho Southern Branch schedules commencement events at Frazier hall. The baccalaureate address Sunday is by Reverend James I. Millar and Monday’s address by Dr. Melvin A. Brannon of Montana. Processional features numerous faculty and guests.

University of Idaho, Southern Branch Frazier Hall James I. Millar The Presbyterian Church Melvin A. Brannon University of Montana University of Idaho Millar C. R. Galloway H. C. Goggins Paul Guyet R. Meadows T. R. Neilson E. F. Rhodenbaugh E. F. Baldwin W. E. Jones T. P. West Felix Plastino Ethel E. Redfield Donald Kissane Theodore Courtney E. E. Roscoe James Campbell Eva Weir Dorothy Faris Ruth

Preston celebration draws regional business leaders

City and county officials report that Mayor C Ben Ross and Chamber of Commerce leaders from Pocatello Idaho are traveling to Preston for a celebration marking the completion of the Preston Whitney dam to irrigate further lands. Deputies report Henderson pled guilty to a statutory offense after a Bancroft arrest. Police court fined several for traffic and vagrancy violations and Porter of Colorado faced a Foulong charge.

Preston C. Ben Ross Don Brown Paul V. Nash Pocatello Chamber of Commerce George Elrod Idaho State Chamber of Commerce S. E. Brady Preston-Whitney Dam Lawrence Henderson Bancroft Monroe White Bannock County Vic Millward Justice of the Peace Henderson Lawrence Ostegar

Thanks for support after bereavement from Blakely family

The Blakely family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during their recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral offering.

Personal debt liability notice from A A Keaton

A. A. Keaton states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself. Dated in Focatello Idaho on June 2, 1930.

Focatello Idaho A. A. Keaton

Special meeting of Poca Tello Central Labor Union Friday

A special meeting is scheduled for Friday June 6 by the Poca Tello Central Labor Union. The notice emphasizes importance and mentions a $5 amount.

Pocatello Central Labor Union

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