Indians Bumped In Shutout as Snow Delays Games
The Pocatello Indians lost 6-0 to Idaho Falls in a Snake River Yellowstone league contest. Brady Park flood and poor practice conditions hampered Sioux City’s prep. Noyes allowed nine hits while Fallentine and Kilpatrick faced key outs, and umpire Lenzi’s call ended a late seventh inning rally.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Blackfoot
Ing
Hneon
Pocalio
Kilpatrick
Fallentine
Lenzi
Noyes
Indians
Brady Park
PCA
Maloney
Johnson
Seere
Pecatello
Versace
Idaho
Cesses
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Perrine
Grider
Bourne
Short Liners defeat Malad in Portneuf River league game
The Short Line baseball team beat Malad Sunday with the long end of a high scoring affair in Portneuf River league action. Keeland on the mound for Pocatello allowed nine hits while Thyre gave up eighteen to Malad. Myer led Pocatello at .633 with others close behind as Fellows hit .666 in the pace setting win. Attendance 300.
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Malad
Portneuf
Myers
Pocatellos
Fellows
Bidwell
Keeland
Meyers
Malach
Pocatello
Thyre
Pocatello Abrhpore Myers
C. Rupp
P Fellows
Boor
Eeasceermeen
Howe
L. Davise
Larson
Morgan
Thomas
Doty. Sa
Reeves
Ekgell. Ss
B. Thomas
L. Rupp
R. H. E. Pocatello
Myer
Meridell Park Opens in Pocatello to Big Crowd
Meridell park opened last Saturday evening drawing an estimated four to five thousand visitors. Buses carried patrons to the grounds amid long lines for the roller coaster and crowded dance hall. Concessions and a decorated interior with Walter Poulton leading the orchestra contributed to a festive debut and strong early support for the park.
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Meridell Park
Pocatello
Walter Poulton
Meridel Park
Park Company
Supreme Court Dismisses Government Appeals in Quaker Oats Case
Washington June 1 government appeals in the federal antitrust suit against Quaker Oats were dismissed by the Supreme Court on motion of the government.
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Washington
Quaker Oats Company
Supreme Court
Cold Day Fails to Chill Pocatello Spirit on Legal Holiday
A legal holiday in Pocatello saw limited street activity due to very cold weather though Meridell park theatres and other amusements were well patronized. A large crowd traveled to Idaho Falls for the Indian Idaho Falls game despite a snowy, springlike forecast.
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Pocatello
Meridell Park
Idaho Falls
Meridell Enjoys Day of Entertainment and Outings
In pleasant clear weather residents enjoyed a principal entertainment at Meridell yesterday with crowds along the great bal road to the park. A band concert dominated the afternoon while auto trips to Lava Hot Springs and nearby resorts drew visitors. The Country Club golf course was popular as members spent the day sightseeing and socializing.
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Meridell
Eelty
Lava Hot Springs
Country Club
Murderers of Couple Still Evade the Law
A brutal double murder occurred when Frank D. Jennings and his wife Kila were killed while camping two miles south of Mancroft. A wide dragnet covers the southwest as investigators seek the two likely suspects. Jennings was a representative for the American Can company. remains are with Bach Schumacher and Hall and may be shipped to California.
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Frank D. Jennings
Kila Jennings
Mancroft
The
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Mra. Galley
Low Angeles
Jennings
A. B. Jennings
Law Angelera
Andre. Jennings
Bachumacher and Hall Company
California
American Can Company
Weather Brief: Frost Tonight and Wednesday Morning
Tonight and Wednesday will bring a heavy frost in the southeast portion during the early morning hours, followed by a warmer trend on Wednesday.
Motorcycle Sidecar Accident Leaves Miss Pugmire Critical
Miss Leah Pugmire was thrown from a motorcycle sidecar on the state highway near the city dump ground and is in critical condition at her sister Mrs. H S Godfrey's home 806 North Harrison. Sheriff Geo Mabey moved her to the city today. Jim Godfrey escaped injuries while Grandon rode on. Several minor accidents were reported along the highway yesterday afternoon.
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Leah Pugmire
H. S. Godfrey
North Harrison
Miss Pugmire
Geo. Mabey
Grandon
Jim Godfrey
Show Your Colors the Right Sort of Respect
Opinion piece from Pocatello urging proper flag etiquette during a parade. Veterans note many spectators failed to remove hats as the national colors passed, contrasting with German occupation practices after WWI. The author calls teachers and locals to educate children and inform the ignorant, insisting citizens stand at attention during the flag’s passage.
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Poratello
Rhine
Germany
Army of Occupation
Pocatello
Wheat control ends today end of wartime price support
Federal control of wheat products ends today as the wheat director’s office and food administration control conclude. The $2.20 a bushel wartime guarantee ends, and the United States Grain Corporation will wind up its finances with remaining contracts. dealer licensing ends except for fixed contracts and market prices will be set by conditions.
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Washington
Food Administration
Wilson
United States Grain Corporation
Treasury Department
Wheat
Grain Corporation
Babin Woman Not Free To Wed Shippey
Washington reports that warrants for the arrest and deportation of Madeline Babin and her mother and sister on improper entry charges were canceled. Testimony indicated Babin came to work as a teacher in Portland after an invitation from Lee Shippey of Kansas City, with an attachment forming between Shippey and the eldest Babin daughter. Shippey later lived apart from his wife and was linked to pushing a divorce, and Babin hoped to marry if free.
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Washington
Madeline Babin
United States
France
Post
Department of Justice
America
Lee Shippey
Kansas City
Y. M Cc. A
Shippey
Babin
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Panhandle requests standard time change defeated
Petition to move the Texas Panhandle from central to standard time was dismissed by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The action sought to shift the Panhandle into standard time with central time.
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Panhandle
Washington
Texas Panhandle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Night Time Is Dry Time in the Capital of Mexico
Night hours in Mexico City are virtually dry due to precautionary orders. Saloons close at 2 PM and second class cafes at 7 PM. First class cafes may stay open per licenses but public dances and cabarets are prohibited. Officials expect a 30,000 strong soldier parade tomorrow to showcase revolutionary strength.
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Mexico City
Prohibition In Effect Upheld In Nebraska And Ohio
The U S supreme court ruling bars a state referendum on the national prohibitory amendment in Nebraska where the legislature ratified on January 16 1919. Secretary of State Anneberry notes Nebraska’s action secured the required number of ratifications. Ohio's ratification stance also stands as the federal amendment proceeds.
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United States Supreme Court
Nebraska
M Anneberry
Annaberry
State Supreme Court
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Washington
Ohio
Troeh Wins Hazard Trophy Doubles at Iowa Shoot
Frank Troeh of Vancouver Washington defeated F H Elbert of Des Moines 176 to 176 to win the Hazard trophy for doubles at the Iowa state shooting tournament opening in Des Moines. Troeh holds all amateur world championships at various times. about two hundred marksmen entered the event which runs to Thursday.
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Des Moines
Frank Troeh
Vancouver
Wash
F. H. Elbert
Troeh
Debt drove Omaha man to suicide
Walter Hansen 21, a former bank clerk in Omaha, killed himself by stepping in front of a passenger train early today. A list of debts totaling 363 dollars was found in his pocket. Crew members saw him emerge from behind trees and leap before the train. He was unmarried.
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Omaha
Walter Hansen
Hansen
Postal Salaries Increase Targets Millions for Postal Workers
A joint congressional commission recommends July 1 raise for postal employees totaling about 33 million dollars for the first year. Clerks and carriers would gain 160 to 250 dollars annually while supervisors receive 400 dollars. top earners above 5,000 would not get a raise. Payroll is estimated at 38 million for year two and 43 million for years three and four.
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Washington
Congress
Joint
Congressional Commission
Commission
Mexico Provisional President Outlines Post Crisis Plans
Adolfo De La Huerta, Mexico's provisional president, invites expatriates to return to help rebuild the country while promising trials for those facing charges. He vows to serve all Mexicans, strengthen international relations, improve workers' conditions, and welcomes press criticism and public cooperation to tackle political, economic, and social problems.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta
de la Huerta
Republic
Plague Threat Hits Vera Cruz with Aid from Washington
An outbreak in Vera Cruz tied to rat exposure has produced eleven confirmed cases and five deaths. President Wilson offers hospital ships nurses doctors and medical supplies as relief travels from Mexico City to this dock area and authorities evaluate the situation for epidemic potential.
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Vera Crus
Wilson
Republic
Mexico City
Sanitary Corps
Forest fires sweep New Brunswick village of St Quentin
Fires raged across New Brunswick for three days leaving St Quentin nearly burned. The village with about a thousand residents saw only the Roman Catholic church and the pastor's home remain. The priest Rev E Martin was injured. Government relief was launched for the homeless as losses reach 400000 to 500000 dollars.
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N. B
St. Quentin
E. Martin
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