Woman and son lost at Weiser River near New Meadows
A missing persons report from Boise states Mrs. Howard Clark and her year old son Bobbie disappeared after leaving the Black Bear inn at New Meadows. Tracks along the Weiser river bank suggest they may have drowned though searches by boat and on shore have found no trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
The
Statesman Today
Howard Clark
Bobbie
Weiser River
New Meadows
Clark
Black Bear Inn
Public Awe Grows As Lindbergh Flight Captivates Europe
London and Paris print celebratory coverage as the Columbia’s transAtlantic trek draws massive interest. French papers rave about American aviation achievement while Parisian authorities, lights, and search efforts guide the route toward Berlin amid hopeful headlines.
McPherson Brothers Bridge Appeals Dismissed
The Washington Supreme Court dismissed two appeals by the McPherson Brothers Co to block the construction of a bridge across the Columbia River between Okanogan and Douglas counties. Justice was given in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McPherson Brothers Company
Columbia River
Okanagan
Douglass Counties
Supreme Court
Local residents head to visits and trips this summer
Miss Edith Winters leaves for a summer in St. Louis. Judge D. W. Standrod goes to Boise on business. Pauline Bickley heads to Independence. Mrs. M. Doty and Lois travel to Los Angeles for Texarkana visit. Leda Rennecke to Montrose Colorado summer. Mrs. J. E. Damron to Pargo North Dakota to visit relatives. A L Merrill leaves for Spokane on business. Streiff from Swift & Co. to Portland. Mrs. J. E. McNichols to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Winters
St. Louis
D. W. Standrod
Boise
Pauline Bickley
South Eight
Independence
M. Doty
Lois
Los Angeles
Texarkana
Leda Rennecke
Pocatello
Vril
Montrose
Colorado
J. E. Damron
Pargo
N. D
A. L. Merrill
Spokane
Streiff
Swift
Portland
J. E. McNichols
Procter Annual Revue at Portneuf Lodge Meeting
Notice lists Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M members to meet at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday June 7 at 1 30 p m for attendance and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter
Portneuf
Masonic Temple
Realtors Plan Citizens Meet In Pocatello
The Pocatello Real Estate Board advances plans for a Tuesday meeting at the Bannock hotel. Subscribers to the advertising fund and the industrial survey will convene to finalize arrangements and attend dinner at 6 30. G W Wagenseller notes aims to attract new industries and boost payroll capacity through a targeted advertising campaign in trade journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Real Estate Board
Bannock Hotel
Advertising Fund
Industrial Survey
Pocatello
G. W. Wagenseller
Realty Board
Wagenseller
Popular Musicians Married Sunday in Pocatello
William Goleeke and Ellen Engstrom, both musicians and University conservatory graduates, wed at Ellen’s parents home with Reverend George Sloan officiating. The Congregational quartet provided the prelude, Ebba Engstrom as maid of honor, D B Cleaves as best man, and guests attended. The couple plans a brief honeymoon in Salt Lake City before settling in Pocatello where Goleeke works in Skaggs Safeway management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goleeke
Ellen Engstrom
August Engstrom
Pocatello
Conservatory of Music
University
George 8. Sloan
Congregational Church
Ebba Engstrom
D. B. Cleaves
Salt Lake City
Goleeke
Skaggs Safeway
South Arthur Avenue
Blue Sky Commissioners Meet in Boise
Securities or blue sky commissioners from Washington Oregon Utah California and Idaho gather in Boise to plan reciprocal enforcement of securities laws. The meeting is chaired by J Grant Hinkle Washington secretary of state with C I Canfield Idaho bureau of Dinesky secretary. Other participants include J M Reidlander California corporations commissioner George O Davis Oregon corporations commissioner H C Hicks Utah corporations commissioner and E W Porter Idaho commissioner of finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Washington
Oregon
Utah
California
Idaho
J. Grant Hinkle
C. I. Canfield
Bureau of
H. C. Hicks
E W. Porter
Supreme Court Recesses Without Teapot Dome Ruling
The Supreme Court recessed today until October 3 without ruling on the validity of the Teapot Dome naval oil lease held by Harry F. Sinclair interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Teapot Dome Naval
Harry F. Sinclair
City Briefs: Leaves for Portland and Library Changes
Lloyd Turner former assistant manager of Rowles Mack leaves for Portland to take a new post. Library hours updated with the Children's department 2 to 6 p m and Bonneville branch 9 30 a m to 1 p m. Mr and Mrs C D Lawrence depart tonight for Denver for a two week visit. In Denver Mr Lawrence will attend the Travelers Protective Association national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Turner
Rowles-Mack Company
Portland
Children’s Department
Bonneville
Mrs. C. D. Lawrence
Denver
Mr. Lawrence
The
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Pocatello Bannocks Open Salt Lake City Series
Manager Ivan Olson and his Pocatello Bannocks left this afternoon for Salt Lake City to open a six game series with the Bees Tuesday afternoon. After Salt Lake, the Bannocks visit Ogden for a week and return to Pocatello June 21 to start a six game set with the Logan Collegians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Olson
Pocatello Bannocks
Salt Lake City
The
Bees
Salt Lake
Bannocks
Ogden
Pocatello
Logan Collegians
Community meetings and funeral notices for local groups
Neighbors of Woodcraft plan a Tuesday 8 PM meeting at W O W hall with initiation and lunch. Pocatello Chapter No 6 R A M assembles tonight at the Masonic Temple. W A of R M A meets Wednesday at Mrs O Lemon's home with Mrs C T Heath assisting. G I A of the B of L E auxiliary asked to attend Mr Boyle’s funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at McHan parlors. Gate City Commandery No 4 Knights Templar holds a Tuesday conclave for business and officer installation with full attendance and refreshments. Trinity Guild meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs E P Calph’s home 3390 South Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
W. O W. Hall
Pocatello Chapter No
Masonic Temple
W. A
O. Lemon
C. T. Heath
G.I. A
B. of L. E
Prominent Eagle Del Cary Smith Attends State Aerie Meetings
Spokane figure Del Cary Smith of the Fraternal Order of Eagles attends state aerie meetings in the city. A charter member of Spokane Aerie No. 2, instituted in May 1898, he is the only Eagle to attend every National Convention since the order’s founding in 1893, with the first Grand Aerie Convention held in Seattle in 1898. Other long-time attendees include Edward Hirsch of Baltimore Aerie No. 59 and Frank E. Hering of South Bend Aerie No. 435.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Cary Smith
Spokane
Washington
Order
Fagies
Mr. Smith
Spokane Aerie No. 2
Seattle Aerie No
Smith
Seattle
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
San Francisco
Calif
Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Baltimore
Frank E. Hering
the Eagle Magazine
South Bend Aerie No
A. 3. Duncan
St. Joseph
Aerie No
Conrad H. Mann
Milwaukee
Wives of American Fliers Leave Soon to Join Hubbies in Berlin
Mrs Chamberlin and Mrs Levine, wives of the trans Atlantic air crew, prepare to sail to Berlin aboard the Resolute or other liner after news of their husbands safe arrival in Eisleben. The families watched the Columbia’s progress as they await further updates and celebrate a historic long distance flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Eisleben
Germany
Levine
Bell Harbor
Long Island
Chamberlin
Giuseppe Bellanca
Isaac Levine
Maurentania
Clarence
New Physical Director Named for Pocatello Y M C A
Austin L. Jones named physical director of the Pocatello Y M C A to fill the vacancy from Victor Vieira's resignation. Jones will start about August 1 after a career with the Chicago Y M C A and earlier posts in Pittsburgh Kansas and Otis Playground Chicago. Summer swimming program directed by Edward B. Godfrey with Mr Schwardfeger assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin L. Jones
North Avenue- Larabee
Chicago Y. M. C. A
Pocatello Y. M. C. A
Victor Vieira
Y" Grill
Jones
Pocatello Association
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Otis
Chicago
Larabee
Chicago Association
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Chicago Y. M. C. A. College
Edward B. Godfrey
Great Palls High School
Godfrey
Pocatello
Schwardfeger
Modern Romeo Uses A Plane In Kidnap Plot
Los Angeles June 6 Charles Lafotte an aviator and Miss Noreen Burke were seen after a flight from San Diego officials questioned them and released them as investigators believed the abduction tale was unfounded Lafotte previously pursued Burke after meeting her on an Alaska bound boat and sought to marry her prompting a wide search across California and Arizona for the missing couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charles la Jotte
Noreen Burke
San Diego
Charles Lafotte
Wnoreen Burke
Rogers
Burke
LaJotte
Alaska
North Island
Air Mail Service
Florida
Calif
Charles LaJotte
Ryan Flying Field
California
Arizona
Lafotte
Elwood Lloyd
Los Angeles Herald
Miss Burke
Diego
Florida Tail Service
Doctor Passes While At Work In New York Lab
Dr Abraham Zingher a noted bacteriologist 42 died in his city research laboratory found by his wife. Authorities suspect gas from a Bunzen burner caused death though definite cause undetermined. He was working on scarlet fever immunization and left four children aged seven to five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abraham Zingher
City Research Laboratory
Zingher
Frances Gonzales
Idaho Quiet Title Suit Set For October 3 Hearing
Washington June 6 The United States was granted permission in the supreme court to bring proceedings against Idaho to quiet title to land used as a federal forest experiment station near Kaniska National Forest Idaho. The state is required to answer on October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Idaho
Kaniska National Forest
Jury Named and First Witnesses in Ed Boyer Murder Trial
Jurors are selected for the Ed Boyer murder case in Idaho Falls with Judge G W Edgington presiding. Police officer R C Thomas testified that he saw Rolling Johnson at the station around the shooting time, followed by a witness named Jackson who placed the incident at 228 South First Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Boyer
Rolling Johnson
W. A. Gladwin
W. FP. Dillon
J. W. Pyper
H. E. McMillan
W. A. Fife
P. Woodmanse
J. Scott
T. O. Smith
Henry Diem
N. T. Son
D. C. Thacker
G. W. Edgington
Idaho Falls
R. C
Regular meeting and officer election for Retail Clerks
Regular meeting of Local 560 held tonight at 8 30 p m for the election of officers. Members urged to attend and participate in the proceedings.
Mrs Chamberlin Supports Husband's Risky Flight
Mrs Chamberlin jokes that husband Clarence will choose another risky pursuit after his daring air voyage. Her cable to him in Berlin sends love and confidence as Mrs Levine, relieved at news of the sighting over Plymouth, cheers his safe progress.
Chamberlin and Levine Set New Non-stop Record
Washington reports Chamberlin and Levine flew 3,905 miles non-stop from Roosevelt field to Eisleben, a record measured by the geological survey. The Lindbergh leg was logged at 3,610 miles, with computations requested by Carl F. Schory, secretary of the National Aeronautic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamberlin
Levine
Geological Survey
Roosevelt Field
Eisleben
Carl F. Schory
National Aeronautic Association
Contribution to Fossil Exhibit at Local College
A report details a fossil gift to the geology department at the University. Al Morgan, formerly of the Tech and now with U A C at Logan Utah, provided corals brachiopods trilobites graptolites from Dry Lake Wellsville Canyon. Additional trilobites came from Prof Reed Bailey at U A C. Wm Marks, a Tech alumnus, sent specimens from Craters of the Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Edward F. Rhodenbaugh
al Morgan
The
Tech
Logan
Utah
Morgan
Dry Lake
Wellsville Canyon
Reed Bailey
U. A.C
Rhodenbaugh
Craters of the Moon
Wm. Marks
Funeral for Michael Boyle Set for Tuesday in Oakland
Michael Joseph Boyle died June 2 in Oakland California. His funeral will be Tuesday at 2 PM from McHan Undertaking chapel with Archdeacon Howard Stoy officiating. He was a retired locomotive engineer and member of Alcatraz and Portneuf lodges. Burial at Mt. Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Joseph Boyle
Oakland
California
The
McHan Undertaking Company
Howard Stoy
Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Jeysen
Boyle
Alcatraz Lodge
A. F
A. M
Portneuf Lodge
Mt. Moriah
Pocatello
Belgian King Welcomes Rotary Delegates at Ostend Convention
In Ostend Belgium King Welcomes more than 3 000 American Rotary delegates at the international convention. He notes the Atlantic crossing by Captain Lindbergh as proof of Rotary strength and says the organization's humanitarian ideals foster international friendship and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostend
Be'suir
Judge Lindsey Denied Supreme Court Review in Colorado Case
Washington June 6. Ben Lindsey the Juvenile judge of Denver was refused a supreme court review of the Colorado Supreme Court judgment. The court held he had been defeated at the November 1924 elections by Royal R. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Toda
Supreme Court
Colorado Suprem Court
Royal R. Graham
Idaho Armory Caretakers To Attend National Guard Camp
Caretakers from Idaho armories may join the Idaho National Guard encampment from June 11 to 25 on leave with pay. Colonel M. G. M-Con adjutant general advised the militia bureau. About 20 caretakers are affected by the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Flonal Guard
Idaho National Guard
M. G. M-Con
Militia Bureau
Idaho
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Plymouth
English Channel
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Belgium
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Courtmond
Croydon
Lymon
MORAL
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Atlantic
Cherbourg
Marseilles
France
Dijon
Lyons
LeBourget
Lindbergh
Petite Parisian
Petite Journal
Byrd
Secy
Romeo
Martin
Martin Spring Works
N. Harrison
Bahan’s
Ajax Tires
Michael Boyle
Central America
Albert
Lindsey
Penncy A
Petersen’s
Goodyear
L. & H. Electric
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