Former local high students graduate from U S today
Bix former Pocatello high school students received diplomas at the thirty second annual commencement exercises. Degrees were conferred by Dr A H Upham. Walter Raleigh Siders Jr and others earned B A BS in various fields. Dr Charles F Thwing delivered the address. The program included a dedication of the new Gertrude L Hayshall women’s dormitory and a luncheon at Ridenbaugh hall.
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Bix
Pocatello High School
A. HK. Upham
Walter Raleigh Siders
Emmett Eugene Williams
Mark Morris Lehrbas
Curtis Leslie Bohlischeid
Lambert Fletcher Molinel Mt
Mary Katheryn Murphy
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Gertrude L. Hayshall
Ridenbaugh Hall
Wagenseller to Speak on Industrial Development
Pocatello hosts a public meeting at the Ban Mock hotel Tuesday evening to discuss industrial growth and job growth. Geo W Wagenseller, president of the Pocatello Realty Board, will lecture on The Industrial and Economic Development of the City of Pocatello and cite examples from other towns that attracted large industries. The event includes a 6:30 dinner and aims to inform citizens about plans to secure financed industries and expand payroll.
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Pocatello
Ban- Mock Hotel
Boosters
Filad
Geo. W. Wagenfeller
Pocatello Realty Board
Mnsylvania
Wagenseller
Cmre
East
Middle
Funeral of LaVoy Young Held Sunday Afternoon
The funeral for LaVoy Young son of Mr and Mrs E T Young of 132th Johnson was held Sunday at 3 30 from the First Ward S A church. Bishop Finlayson presided with condolence addresses by Bishop M A Pond and A L rrili. Music included The Lord Is My Shepherd Through I Should I Fear and O Dry Those Tears. The benediction was offered by E Leroy Harri and pallbearers were A J Pierce Wells Willard Lund Rae Ptford R D Leach and James In. Interment followed at Mountainview Cemetery with grave dedication by Geo M Jorgensen and mortuary supervision by Arthur W Hall.
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LaVoy Young
E. T. Young
Johnson
Finlayson
Ing
M A. Pond
A. L Rrili
Charles V. Liljenquist
Lord Is
My Shepherd
Jlin
L. D
Jes
Lila Jenquist
Arthur W Hall
E. Leroy Harri
A. J. Pierce
Wells
Willard Lund
Rae P.tford
R. D Leach
James In
Mountainview Cemetery
Geo. M. Jorgensen
Terment
E¢ Arthur W. Hall
Obregon Named For President In Mexican Nomination
At Jalipa a convention of agricultural representatives with about 400 delegates designated Gen Alvaro Obregon as Mexico’s presidential candidate. The meeting endorsed the former president and included federal deputies and other officials.
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Vera Cruz
Agricultural
Ting
Jalipa
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Tors
District Court Clears Calendar as Jury Dismissed Except Murder Trial
A district court session led by Judge O R Baum dismissed the jury except for those in the Boyer murder case. The Fifth Judicial District calendar is now up to date for the first time in years. Foreclosure and divorce actions were set with specified answer deadlines for several parties including Michael O'Brien versus Francis McNally and others.
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O. R. Baum
Boyer
Fifth Judicial District Court
Michael O'Brien
Francis McNally
Fletcher Burrus
First National Bank
Abe Forster
Demmurer
Mina Guild
H. Paradice
C. E. Goranson
Brody-McGowan Company
Wife Sues for Divorce After Shoe Thrown
Alma J. Evans sues Fred Evans in district court for divorce alleging cruel treatment and a shoe being thrown injuring her arm. They married November 24 1915 in Pocatello and have two children Murray 10 Willis 6. She seeks custody and temporary alimony of 25 dollars monthly.
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Alma J. Evans
Fred Evans
Pocatello
Murray
Willis
Summer Moves And Local News From Town
City notes John Robertson and Peter Jensen depart for Twin Falls to spend the summer while A C Kirkpatrick heads to Salt Lake to meet relatives from San Francisco for a return trip to Pocatello. Summer university registration opens with expected large enrollment and Lyman Fargo returns from EvanstonWyoming. Mrs Thomas G Hays reports poor road conditions between Jaho Falls and Dubois causing mud retrievals during an auto trip.
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John Robertson
Peter Jensen
Twin Falls
A C. Kirkpatrick
O. S. L. Telephone System
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Pocatello
the Tribune
Thomas G. Hays
Dubois
Jaho Falls
Cavalry Troop Holds Record Shoot and Drill Plans
Troop E of the 116th Cavalry conducted a record shoot at the rifle range on Center Street. Soldiers showed excellent scores in shooting from kneeling, sitting, standing and other positions. A Wednesday after 5 p m practice is announced for those unable to attend Sunday. A special drill is scheduled for Tuesday evening.
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116Th Cavalry
Center Street
Armistice Rumors and Deployments Near Yangtse River
A Hongkong dispatch reports a lull along the Yangtse valley as Han government forces prepare for a Peking drive. Northerners and southerners may seek an armistice with Chang Tso Lin withdrawing to Manchuria. In Shanghai, British troops head to Tientsin amid fears of disorder. another battalion moves toward Shantung peninsula.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Hongkong
Yangtse River
Hankow
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Shanghai
Tientsin
Wethaiwel
Shantung Peninsula
Judge Dietrich Arrives in Pocatello for Private Matters
Judge F S Dietrich former Idaho federal district judge now circuit court of appeals judge arrived in Pocatello from San Francisco and spent the day handling personal and court affairs. He was accompanied by Mrs Dietrich visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs Nicholas Ifft and they planned to depart for Boise that evening. Dietrich had just returned from Washington where he represented the western circuit at the American Law Institute meeting.
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F. S Dietrich
Idaho
Circuit Court of Appeals
Western District
Pocatello
San Francisco
Dietrich
Nicholas Ifft
Boise
Washington
Western Circuit
American Law Institute
Local Chamber Leaders to Attend Community Meeting Host Tonight
Mayor C Ben Ross J I King and E J Fieldsted will represent the chamber at a large community meeting with Burley chamber as host. A picnic dinner will be served outdoors. Pocatello speakers are invited to discuss chamber activities. Workmen remove a partition in the Carlson building as Citizens Bank plans July 1 occupancy after extensive improvements.
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C. Ben Ross
J. I. King
E. J. Fieldsted
Chamber of Commerce
Burley Chamber
Pocatello
Pharmacy
Pentz-Cahoon Jewelry
Carlson
Citizens Bank
Body of Woman Found on Salisbury Beach
The body of Miss Stella Kale of Lawrence was found on Salisbury Beach Massachusetts this morning. Authorities say her throat was bruised and torn, the setting sand trampled, and her clothing a brown bathing suit and bathrobe ripped. Miss Kale was last seen by Arthur Willie Aimes proprietor of a local photography studio whom she worked for. The death is treated as a possible assault.
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Salisbury Beach
Mass
Stella Kale
Lawrence
Arthur Willie Aimes
Club Leader D B Fales Visits McCammon District
D B Fales, leader of the boys and girls club, is spending several days in the McCammon district to advance his work.
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D. B. Fales
McCammon
Mrs O Edwards Jr Visits Parents in Associated California
Mrs O Edwards Jr of Associated, California, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Newcomb, is visiting her parents for several weeks at their home on South Seventh Avenue. The Loyal Order of Moose will hold a benefit dance at the W O W hall Friday evening June 10 with good music and an invitation to the public.
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O. Edwards, Jr
Associated
California
Walter Newcomb
South Seventh Avenue
Loyal Order of Moose
W. O. W. Hall
Marriage License Issued to Wheelden and Christensen
The county clerk issued a marriage license Saturday to Ralph H. Wheelden and Thelma Christensen. The consent of Thelma’s father, William Christensen, was obtained since she was under age.
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Ralph H. Wheelden
Thelma Christensen
William Christensen
Judge Edgington Arrives in Pocatello for Boyer Murder Case
Judge George W. Edgington and court reporter Lester Poole arrived in Pocatello to hear the sole criminal matter on Judge Baum's term calendar, the case of Ed Boyer charged with alleged murder.
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George W. Edgington
Idaho Falls
Lester Poole
Pocatello
Directory adds five counties to chamber library
E J Fjeldsted, the chamber manager, announces a new directory for Bonneville, Bing ham, Fremont, Jefferson and Madison counties will be added to the organization’s directory library.
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Bonneville
Bingham
Fremont
Jefferson
Madison Counties
Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Fjeldsted
Examinations for Radio Operator Licenses Scheduled
Examinations for all classes of radio operator licenses will be held June 14 at 9 o'clock at the Civil Service post office building. Officials urged all interested to avail themselves of the opportunity to take the exams.
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Civil Service of the Post Office
Logan Collegians and Ogden Gunners players released
Acting President Jack Halliwell announced the release of Shaver and Lucas of the Logan Collegians and Castell o, an Ogden Gunners outfielder, along with Grant, an Ogden infielder. Calvin Wise, Rees' pitcher, was released by Salt Lake late this week. Mr and Mrs Snyder returned from Salt Lake City after a auto trip with several high school faculty members and a YWCA secretary.
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Jack Halliwell
Utah-Idaho League
Shaver
Lucas
Logan Collegians
Castelo
Grant
Ogden Gunners
Calvin Wise
Rees
Salt Lake
W. H. Snyder
Salt Lake City
Auto
Breemer
Harrison
Kessinger
Snyder
Idaho
Utah
That Mild Cigar M. O. It Satisfies
De Wit Bros. Co. advertises a Mild cigar labeled M. O. It notes contact via phone 781 for inquiries.
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M. O
de Wit Bros. Co
Meat Cutters Lose to Police in Seven inning Tilt
Bob Pugmire overshadowed the Meat Cutters Sunday as the Police department won 14 to 10 in seven innings. The Copper’s Bert Harrison hit two circuit drives and fueled the offense while Meat Cutters chased from the plate after a late rally. The Tribune team challenged the police department for a rematch next Sunday morning.
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Bob Pugmire
Police Department
Bob
Bert Harrison
Coppers
Tribune
Forbidden Korean neck carving custom shocks readers
The article notes that the Japanese forbade a Korean practice of carving a neck design on disengaged girls. It also claims Mississippi River traffic has doubled in forty years, reflecting disparate topics in a single piece.
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Mississippi River
Boyer’s Trial Opens in District Court
Falls presides over the murder trial of Ed Boyer alias Eugene Walden. Defended by McDevitt and Jones, Boyer faces first degree murder charges for the shooting of a man named Rollings known as Buster Johnson after a longstanding quarrel. Johnson rode to the police station after being shot and died two hours later at the hospital.
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George W. Edgington
Idaho Falls
Ed Boyer
Eugene Walden
B. A. McDevitt
Ralph Jones
H. J. Swanson
Boyer
Buster” Rollings
Rolling Johnson
Johnson
Lehrbas
Engine Men Meet Fifth Triennial in Cleveland
Five hundred delegates from lodges across the United States and Canada gathered in Cleveland for the fifth triennial of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. W. B. Printer, the president, opened the convention which will last 30 days and focus on financial matters including banking, insurance, and pensions.
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Cleveland
United States
Canada
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. B. Printer
Brotherhood
Pocatello Enjoys Real Summer Weather Over Weekend
The article notes ideal conditions in Pocatello with a Sunday ball game drawing a capacity crowd and many picnics in the hills. Weather observer A R Teenpile predicts fair skies tonight and Tuesday with above normal temperatures, citing previous June highs and lows.
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Pocatello
A. R. Teenpile
New MELLO-GLO Powder Advertises Exclusive Youth Shade
A new youth shade exclusive to MELLO-GLO promises longer wear and less perspiration impact. The beauty powder uses a new French process and is advertised as absolutely pure, not clogging pores, with a price of one dollar from Cook Drug Co Advy.
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Cook Drug Co —Advy
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Obregon
City News
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Evanston
Lyman Fargo
Wyoming
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Mary Frances
Dayton
Mr. Hubbard
W. J. Hubbard
South Fourth
Rex Knorr
North
Garfield
Ramona Strahan
J W. Thomett
Bannock County
John Wagner
Judge Dietrich
C. C. Meeting
Andrews
Judge Edgington
New Directory
Pocatello Athletic Club
J. R. Young
E. E. Bartlet
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T. B. Frazier
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Mr. Frazier
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J. H. Rowland
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Troy Laundry CO
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Natatorium
A. L. Chilton
Shankel Coal Yard
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Shankel
Coal & Ice CO
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