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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

6

Rotary meeting highlights community spirit and fellowship

Rev. John Edward Carver, Ogden Rotarian, praised Rotary as a fountainhead for brotherhood uniting professionals and tradesmen for communal benefit. The program included Marguerite Rickard and Helen Budge solos and remarks by J L Brady, Walton Petech, Bert Finch, and others on business, agriculture, and highway ties to tourism in Pocatello.

Rotary Brotherhood of Man Rotary Club Bannock Hotel John Edward Carver Ogden Carver Asa Marguerite Rickard Helen Budge Rickard Miss Budge Pocatello E. N. Roberts Bowerman Alfred Higson Walter Siders J. L. Brady Salina Kansas James Brady Rotary Spirit Northwest Walton Petech National Farm Bureau Organization Chicago Peteet

Anti-Saloon League Meets Smith Challenge in New York

The Anti-Saloon League of America denounces Governor Alfred Smith of New York as a self styled chief commander of bootleggers and rum runners. Dr P P A Baker announces plans to meet June 26 28 with national and state officers to counter Smiths move to overturn the eighteenth amendment and national prohibition. The league warns Wisconsin and others may imitate New York but will face united opposition and criticism of Smiths stance.

Montgomery Ala Alfred F. Smith New York Ballifier PP. A. Baker Anti-Saloon League of America Smith Ant Sa Joon League of America Baker Ith New York State

Earth shock reported in Logan Utah with minor damage

A slight earthquake was felt in Logan and nearby areas at 9 15 PM causing dish breakage and pictures to fall with no major damage. A separate fatality occurred when 16 year old Horace Kent was struck by lightning while working in a beet field on his father's Lewiston farm. Funeral services are planned in Lewiston on Saturday.

Logan Utah Horace Kent Melvin E. Kent Lewiston

Caterpillars Prove Pest in Oregon Countryside

Albany Oregon June 7 Caterpillars reported along the coast mountain region between Kiddyville and Blodgett on the Albany Newport road delayed the Albany Newport train one hour and 25 minutes. They reportedly destroyed orchards and even damaged fir needles and tree bark as a worm army moved eastward threatening the middle Willamette valley.

Albany Ore Kiddyville Blodgett Albany-Newport Road Williamette Valley

Drunk on Duty Defense Placed in Monaghan Murder Trial

Detroit June 7 AP reports defense counsel for former patrolman Monaghan opens with a novel line of duty defense. He is charged with fatally shooting Edison Hefferon in a near beer bar on New Year’s morning. The lawyer claims Monaghan, part of the police force’s minor squad, drank to prove evidence gathering required by buying liquor and becoming intoxicated in the line of duty.

Detroit Monaghan Edison Hefferon Thomas Chawke Mqnor Chawke

Captives Expected to Be Freed From Chinese Bandits

Tsao Chwang June 7 AP reports negotiations for release of eight foreigners held by bandits on Paotsu mountains near Paot suku are near completion and expected to succeed by next Sunday. Father Potte, a Catholic medical missionary, brought word that Americans Leon Friedman and Lee Solomon have recovered and are freed. G D Russo, the Italian captive previously unable to walk, is now on his feet again.

Tsao Chwang Paotsuku Father Potte Paotcoun Mountains Leon Friedman Lee Solomon G. D. ‘Usso

Awards at Exposition Honor Local Contestants

The Better Homes Exhibition awarded several prizes last night. Mrs. A. D. Maughan won the third mirror from Idaho Glass and Paint Co. Mrs. Joseph Amer earned the Boyle-Scanian Hardware mirror. Mrs. Jack Marshall received the bouquet from Atkins Floral Shop. Miss Helen Babbat won the large aluminum preserving kettle from Bistline Lumber Co.

Better Homes A. D. Maughan Idaho Glass and Paint Co Joseph Amer Boyle-Scanian Hardware Company Jack Marshall Atkins Floral Shop Tlelen Babbat Bistline Lumber Co

Countess Wood Held On Reckless Driving Charges

Mrs. W. O. Wood formerly the countess of Stoffel, prominent in Philadelphia and Denver society, is held at police headquarters on reckless driving speeding and prohibition violations. Dr H M Jackson, her companion, is also held on reckless driving. The crash near Sixth Avenue and Logan Street injured several, with two women in critical condition. Police report the Wood car speed and liquor found in the vehicle.

Denver Colo W. O. Wood Countess of Stoffel Philadelphia H. M. Jackson Wood Sixth Avenue Logan Street Clara Sampson Fred Lawson Montgomery St. Luke’s Hospital W. C. Wood

Royal Family Appears in Movies and Radio Plans

London reports that two members of Britain’s royal family have acted in films, the Prince of Wales and Viscount Las-celles, while Princess Alice, widow of King George, used radio to address British women on adoption. The king and queen may soon broadcast patriotic speeches on phonograph records for children, with a radio set installed in King George’s private rooms and talk of a royal radio station to reach the public.

London Brittan Prince of Wales Viscount Lascélles Alicé George Hia

Elephant Refuses to Move Near Pulaski After Carnival

In Burlington Torva June 7 AP Pulaski Iowa dumped its elephant from a carnival show and it now camps on Bloomfield road eight miles from Pulaski. Efforts to move it failed with a broken jaw for the trainer and a wrecked tractor. The elephant continues to deplete local hay crops.

Burlington Torva Pulaski Iowa Bloomfield Road Heah

Child Chokes on Bean in Saint Anthony Yard

A Saint Anthony child died after choking on a small object believed to be a bean while playing in the yard. Despite parents efforts and a doctor’s attempt, the child died. physicians arrived too late to save the life after an incision was made to remove the object.

Cotton Futures Inch Up in New York Market

New York cotton futures rose about one cent per pound and traded near 27.87 per pound on June 7 to July contracts. Market buying interest supported the modest advance as traders monitored supply signals.

New York

Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Prices

Chicago receipts total 36 000 with hogs at top 7.25 and midweek average around 7.10 to 7.15. cattle receipts 1 000 with beef steers steady to weak and early top around 11.60 for matured steers. sheep receipts 7 000 with best native lambs 15.00 to 16.26 and ewes 5.50 to 6.50. Kansas City hogs 19 000 with tops near 6.80 and bulk 6.50 to 6.75. cattle 6 000 with best heavy steers around 11.00 and bulls weak. vealers up to 9.00.

Chicago Kansas City Texas Arizona Texas Wethers

Market exchange rates from various regions and currencies

The data lists rates including erland 18.02 Spain 15.10 Greece 2.55 Poland 0.2018 Czecho Slovakia 2.99 percent Argentine 35.60 Brazil 10.20 Mont real 97 percent.

Erland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Argentine Brazil Montreal

Retail food cost rises in most cities in period

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports higher retail food costs from April 15 to May 15 in fifteen of twenty two cities, with increases from four percent to under one half of one percent. Cities cited include Butte Omaha and San Francisco with small gains, and year over year from May 15, 1922 to May 16, 1923 shows twenty one of twenty two cities up including San Francisco at about three percent.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Butte Mont Sanancisco Omaha Bar Francisco Aha

Large field entered for national track meet at Stagg Field

Forty eight colleges from 23 states have entered the third annual National Collegiate Athletic Union track and field meet at Stagg Field on June 15 and 16. Entries exceed last year's total.

Chicago National Collegiate Athletic Union Stagg Field

Johnny Dundee to Tackle Champion in New York Fight

New York reports pioneer featherweight champion Eugène Criqui will defend his title on July 30 at the Polo Grounds against New York challenger Johnny Dundee. Tom O'Rourke, Polo Grounds Athletic Club matchmaker, announced the bout with Criqui set to take a 37 1 3 percent share and Dundee 12 1 2 percent of gross receipts.

New York Eugene Chaui France Polo Grounds Johnny Dundee Tom O'Rourke Ath- Helic Club Criqui Dundee

Texas Campaign for Henry Ford Opens in Waco

Clyde Essex of the Farm and Labor Journal announced a Texas campaign for Henry Ford for president with active membership and plans to open campaign headquarters in Fort Worth within two months.

Waco Texas Henry Clyde Essex Farm and Labor Journal Essex Fort Worth

Military Seize a Krupp Plant Nationwide

Cobling reports military seizure of Krupp metal establishments at Nuuw Wiéd and engineers. Rebuilt assets will be reshaped for payment of 20,900,000,000 marks coal tax owed to Ruhr allies by Krupp.

Cobling Kruppe T Nuuw Wiéd Ruhr Krupp Company

Market Results From St Joseph Livestock Auction

Hogs receipts 8 000 best kinds steady to higher with packer top 675 and shipper top 6.70. Cattle receipts 1 800 good and choice steers yealing stock steady, mixed yearlings mostly 9.50 with loads above 10.00. beef cows 4.50 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 2 250 killing classes steady with native lambs around 15.00 and Texas wethers 6.25.

St. Joseph

Hog and cattle market roundups from Omaha on June 7

Hog receipts reach 13 000 with bulk sows 5.65 to 5.90 and butchers 6.55 to 6.60. Cattle tops 5 000 beef steers at 10.50. bulk 9.90 to 10.50. Sheep receipts 7 000 with lambs 13.85 to 14.25 and best California spring lambs 15.35. Feeder demand strong. Nevada hay fed 8.75.

Omaha Nevada California

Sugar Market Steady With Purchases For June Shipments

The New York raw sugar market opened steady at 6 5 8 cents per pound with 27 500 bags of Cuba and 13 000 bags of Porto Rico sold for June shipment. Prices fell after initial gains due to liquidation amid UK market uncertainty. Midday quotes showed 4 to 9 points net lower with no change in refined market. fine granulated priced at 9.75 to 9.90.

New York United Kingdom

Potatoes Market Report Mixed Across Regions

Chicago June 7 report shows dull potato trading with receipts 71 cars. Wisconsin and Minnesota stock No 1 whites stronger. Alabama and Louisiana sacks steady. best prices 3.40 per 315 and 3.60 for darks. South Carolina barrel Irish cobblers sold at 6.00 to 6.50. mostly 6.25.

Chicago U. S Wisconsin Alabama Louisiana Bliss South Carolina Garote Salea

Grain price updates for wheat corn oats and rye

Grain quotes show No 2 hard wheat 1.13 percent northern 1.13 percent, corn at 2 mills, No 2 il 83 and No white oats 45 percent, rye nominal, Timothy seed Skeete, clover at 17.00 nominal, ribs 8.75 to 9.16.

Record Shattered as Woman Surpasses Marathon Hour Mark

The continuous dance record for women was broken when Lida Jonneon, 1%, passed the mark near the 140th hour at the national dance marathon. She was seen grabbing a sandwich from a table on the sidelines and said she was still going strong.

St. Louis Lida Jonneon

Silver price per ounce in London markets

The report notes a silver price of 31 9 18 pence per ounce in London trading. Sources indicate the metal’s value fluctuating with market activity in June.

London

Espionage Ring Shattered in Pressburg Probe

Prague reports that about one hundred people have been arrested including several communists after the discovery of a vast espionage conspiracy at Pressburg, as stated by Narodni Listy.

Prague Czechoslovakia Pressburg Narodoni Listy

Copper and metals mixed as futures firm and spots rise

Copper futures show firmer tone with spot around 42.50 and 42.25 resistance. Iron and lead hold steady with minor shifts. Zinc weak in St Louis while aluminum and other alloys hover near recent levels.

Res Yron St Ripes Wnoha Zine Se Fast St. Louis Tant Peer Antim

Thief Probably Not a Typist in Los Angeles

Rabbi 8 M Miche reports his study typewriter was stolen. He notes it is one of five Los Angeles typewriters that write Yiddish and jokes about the thief attempting to write on it.

Los Angeles 8. M. Miche Somebod

New York Money Rates Report Mixed, Bids Steady

The New York money market shows 7 call money at 4 percent, close bids steady at 4 to 5 percent for 0 to 90 days, 4 to months at 5 percent, and prime commercial paper at 5 percent. Mixed collateral and time loans see varied rates with acceptances around 4 percent.

New York

Newim Bonds Cloned: First and Fourth Quoted Quiet

Fragmentary notes show bond quotations with gaps. The text lists first and fourth 4s as blank, while the second trades at 98.26 and the fourth at 98.15 with minor cents, tied to U and AR references.

Newim

Exchange Notes and Foreign Currency Rates in Cents

Exchange data shows varied foreign exchange notations with cents figures and percentages. France demand cables 6.45 percent and Italy demand figures are listed, alongside Sweden 18.26 and other incomplete entries.

France Italy Sweden

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Bureau Barteau Bert Finch U. S. Highway Bureau Jay and W. J. Tiffany Troy Laundry A. Engle Blackfoot John F. Burton Garland W. T. McCall Caldwell C. C. Gignoux Salt Lake Pocatello Roofing Company CALL Murphy’s Highway Garage Lynn Brothers Hospital Hotel St, Maris J. Camron Generel FiRay Been Bayes As Anti-Saloon League Oregon Royal Family ST. Anthony Champ Henry Ford KRUPP St. Josepn TiffAny Bros J. W. Hopkins Flor W. Center Pocatellio Business Directory Phobe W. Genter Dancah Ladies’ Home Journal the Hump Cigar Store Parthenia Factory Cai Sana North Main Pocatello, Idaho Hood River Ryan Fruit Company
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