Texas Creager delegates win seats at Republican convention
The four Creager at large delegates from Texas won seats on the Republican convention roll despite a rival Wurzbach led faction protest. An executive committee session rejected a substitute motion by C. C. Littleton and set the Creager delegation for the temporary roll amid plans to contest 22 Texas district delegates. The losing Wurzbach Littleton group may appeal to the credentials committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Creager
Texas
Herbert Hoover
Wurrach
San Antonio
Ralph FE. Williams
Crecon
Hoover
R. B. Creager
C. C. Littleton
Fort Worth
Isrge
Sessior
South Dakota
Wurrbach
Littleton
William Paul Gage
Dallas
William M. Gooseneck
MacDonald
Warebach-Littleton
Lowden
Creacer
Wurzbach
Convention
National Committee
Unbalanced Food Diet Dangers Warn Dietitian in Salt Lake City
Dietitian GE Harter of Toledo cites alarming U S death figures from improper eating. He says 500000 die annually between ages 40 and 60 from old age illness and as many children die from maternal feeding. He urges proper foods to prevent sickness and diseases. About 200 Utah and Southern Idaho Dentists attended the session at the annual convention. Senator Wesley Jones of Washington, who underwent major surgery yesterday, rests today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
America
E Harter
Toledo
Ohio
Defensive Diet League, International
Utah State Dental Association
Harter
Uten
Idaho
Local church and fraternal group gatherings announced
The Methodist Home society meets Friday at 1 PM for luncheon in the church parlors, followed by election of officers. Echo Camp has postponed its meeting until June 15. Ruth Chapter No 30 E 8 meets Thursday at 6 PM in the Masonic temple. Ivy Kensington hosts a cara party at Odd Fellows Hall. The B of L F and E card club meets at Mrs. W J Berrell’s home at 8 PM Thursday. Portneys lodge No 18 AF and AM holds regular business at 8 PM. Woman's Christian Missionary society gathers Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Charles Hibberd’s house. The LD S58 choir reversals will be discontinued until August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Home Mistomery Society
Lumcheon
Echo Camp
Utah
Ruth
Masonic Temple
Ivy Kensington
Odd Fellows
Rebekahe
B of L. F
W. J. Berrell
South Garfield
Pocatello Stake
W. OO
Portney Lodge
AF & A
Woman's Christian Missionary Society
Charles Hibberd
North Fourteenth Avenue
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels Ends Ills
Fragmentary note describes remedies for gas in stomach and bowels. Mentions pressure relief and unnamed individuals with unclear roles. Text appears as garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns and phrases.
Bannocks Sign New Fielder Daley Out
A fielder with strong hitting ability Al Glover will report to the Pocatello Bannocks in Ogden Friday announced by business manager Elkin Chandler. Glover from San Diego is right handed and known to Skipper Jack Roche. Daley has been released and the team plans to adjust to more left handed batting to improve balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Glover
Pocatello Bannocks
Ogden
Elkin Chandler
Glover
San Diego
Jack Roche
Fda Daley
Pocatello
Boise attorney attends legal business. rest of city notes
Boise attorney HS McMastin was in the city on legal business today. Mrs Bertha Rhead returned home after a week visiting friends at Idaho Falls. Funeral arrangements for John Ward, who died yesterday morning, have not been completed. The body is in the care of Hall Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS McMastin
Boise
Bertha Rhead
Idaho Fells
John Ward
Donald Sprunt
William Sprunt
Salt Lake City
Blackfoot
Hall Mortuary
Lulu Garrett
O. E. Garrett
L. D
Bird F.clayson
Mountainview
University staffer to attend Stanford summer school
A. R. Van Nurs professor of history at the University Branch will attend summer school at Stanford University pursuing further study toward a Master’s degree. Ralph Bristol Bannock county agricultural official accompanies by Carl Blackburn field inspector will review Grim alfalfa seed acreage in Bannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. van Nurs
Stanford University
Ralph Bristol
Bannock County Agricultural
Carl Blackburn
University Hasuiene Division
Bannock
UW forestry standout W Robert Kidd pledged to Pi Sigma Pi
W Robert Kidd of this city, an 18 year student set to graduate this spring from the University of Washington forestry department, has been pledged to the Pi Sigma Pi honorary fraternity for his excellent college record. He is the son of Harriet Kidd and the late William Kidd, formerly a conductor on the O&S railroad, of South Fifth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Robert Kidd
Forestry Department
University of Washington
Pi Sigma Pi
Mr. Kidd
Harriet Kidd
William Kidd
South Fifth Avenue
O 8Sl
Expert Performs Fancy Shots at Base Ball Cigar Store
Last night at the Base Baill Cigar store on Weet Center Street BS tiard Expert Millis drew a good crowd with fancy and trick shots. He plans another exhibition this evening at o'clock and promises more new tricks. In match play he defeated George Cummings 100 to 25. He faces Born Hansen Ton in upcoming events.
Salvation Army Charity Reform Discussed at Chamber Meeting
Reverend R E McGraw urged using the Salvation Army as a central charity channel in Cocatello for efficient relief and screening of applicants. He argued this would curb charity abuse, save public funds, and combine economic with spiritual aid, as music and a forum program highlighted local charity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Saxophonie Quartet
J. C. Gerdner
U. S
S. R
Clifford Norton
B. F. Anderson
H. D. MacCosham
R. E McGrew
The
Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Social Welfare Center
McGraw
MacCosham
Chambers
Board of Directors
Congressman Holds Posts in Temperance Board Election
Dr Clarence True Wilson announced that Bishop W F McDowell of Washington was elected president of the Board of Temperance and Public Morals. Advisory members named include Wille C Hawley of Oregon Addison T Smith of Idaho and John W Summers of Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance and Public Morals
Metocist Episcopal Church
Bissop W F. McDowell
Wille C Hawley
Oregon
Addison T Smith
Idaho
John W. Summers
Washington State
Indianapolis Nominee Chosen for Indiana Governor Race
Frank C. Datley of Indianapolis was nominated by the Democratic state convention on the first ballot for governor of Indiana. Other contenders included John E. Frederick Kokomo George Dale and Bart Crawford with results reported by the Tribune Want-ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frank C. Datley
Indiana
John E. Frederick Kokomo
George Dale
Muncie
Bart Crawford
Milten
Urge Caution at Rail Crossings
J. J. King spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon about a railroad safety campaign. He distributed Union Pacific booklets with crossing accident statistics and urged careful behavior at crossings to reduce deaths and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. King
Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific System
Beacons and divorces headline a patchwork of notes
A jumble of items reports a Byrd beacon in New York with 100 foot towers costing 100000, then a Madison coal note, a Wisconsin student annual mockup, Parker divorce in Chicago, McClurg alimony appeal in Los Angeles, a Coolidge fishing license button in Wisconsin, and an Open Air Dance in Lava tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Austin Parker
Miriam Hopking
Chicago
Brandon Fevers
Acua
Newark
Parker
Phylis Duganne
Florida delegates undecided after sparse primary results
Florida's Democratic delegation will go uninstructed by state party rule though the posture toward Governor Smith of New York remains unclear. Returns from yesterday's primary show only fragments from under half of the state's precincts with six of 64 candidates still unpledged. Conflicting claims from Smith supporters and his opponents suggest the state convention ballot may decide the delegation later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Rogarmd
Smith
New York
Questionn Ff
Herbert Perkel
St Augusttine Record
anti-Saion League of Florida
Forty and Eaght to Hold Wreck at Boise Meet
Legionnaires from across the state invited to Boise June 11 for Pelham Bisse chief de Chemin de Fer of the Forty and Fight. He arrives Monday noon and will attend a luncheon then address a banquet at the Owyher hotel. The evening includes initiation of the forty and eight at the Legion club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Pelham Bisse
Forty
Bisse
Owyher
Grass and Fibre Furniture and Rugs Sale
Cool and dainty grass rugs form Summer furniture foundations with patterns in grass hemp and fibre. Prices are reasonable and展示 colorful fibre suites offer spring filled cushions and light porch pieces. 2 piece suites start at 50.
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Dietitian
Jones
Wesley Jones
Wesington
Weeterdey
GT Onzens
E Teese
Bannocks
Daley
Stanford
Bety
Garrett Fanecal
Elks Plan
Pocatello Lodge of Elks
Idaho Falls
Willi
A. E Volkmeier
Teets
California
J. M McDonald
Glendale
Cal.f
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Sumer
H P Riggs
Grand Order of Idaho Order of Eastern Star
Celia Gaerstworthy
Emme Bohischek
Mary Holland
Marion Rigg
Radiant
Grangeville
Grand Chapter of Idaho
Eastern Star
Representenes
Clube Wolking
University of Idaho Extension Division
Lava Hot Springs Mix
Marion Hepworth
Julia Pond
Bannock County
Bancroft
McCammon
Arimo
Luni McCammon
Lave Hot Spring
Lindy
Buffalo
Charles A Lindbergh
Thomas G Lanpine
Henry Breckinridge
Thiliers
Will
Marten Henderson
Vielinkt
Tribune
Acs
Flasifes
Associated Press
Yonkers. NY
Up & Theatre
Madison
Newcastle
Badger
University of Weconetn
Lindebers
Los Angeles
Kenneth McClurgs
Ea Pile
Madison. Wis
Cooldge
Florida
al Smith
Jacksonville
Piorida
Democratic
Wright
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cricago
Bell Research
Glen H. Taylor
Glendora
Glen Taylor
Paul Taylor
Beauty
Lesa
General Electric
Petersen R Furniture CO
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