Mature minds differ from youths in approach to learning
In Salt Lake City on June 7 Leon J. Richardson of the University of California argued that youths rely on memory while adults use reason and reflection. He said adult instructors must know students personally, match training to needs, and foster a wholesome personality. The conference runs three days with sessions and Arnold Bennett Hall of Oregon to speak at a mass meeting in the Mormon Tabernacle.
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Salt Lake City
Leon J. Richardson
University of California
National University Extension Association
Richardson
Tie
Louise Reber
Arnold Bennett Hall
University of Oregon
Mormon Tabernacle
Detective Had a Wrong Trail In McPherson Case
Los Angeles and Edmonton reports mixed over the missing evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. A supposed sighting in Leduc and a hotel identification of Miss Blanche T. Potter were proven false, as investigators found no Canada entry. Mrs. Minnie Kennedy kept a $25,000 reward alive for McPherson’s safe return.
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Los Angeles
California
Aimee Semple McPherson
Canada
Middleton
Mrs. McPherson
Leduc
Here
Births Reported at St. Anthony's Hospital
New son born to Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Thompson of 516 North Main on Saturday at St. Anthony's hospital. A daughter born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Devenberg of 332 Washington avenue at St. Anthony's hospital. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. K. Morris of Blackfoot at St. Anthony's hospital on Saturday.
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C. L. Thompson
North Main
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Pierce announce birth of son at St. Anthony's
Mr and Mrs G H Pierce of the Idaho Fur Farm announce the birth of a son on Saturday at St Anthony's hospital. The child is unnamed in the notice and adds to the family’s recent arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Pierce
Idaho
St. Anthony's Hos
Tragedy on the Rails Near Beckwith
An elderly man, Nick Mackey of Kemmerer, was struck by a freight train east of Beckwith near Cokeville while walking along the tracks. The injured man sustained a compound shoulder fracture and was transported to Cokeville for medical care aboard train 85.
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Beckwith
Cokeville
Nick Mackey
Kemmerer
Summer School Registration Opens Today
Registration for the Tech Summer school starts at ten oclock with faculty noting enrollment near last year and more students pursuing higher certificates while third grade credential seekers drop. Statewide and some out of state students enroll as Whittier building hosts practice teaching and new Primary Handwork course under Miss Lola E Records joins Primary Methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Tech
Idaho
Commerce
Lola E. Records
June Term of District Court Opens Today
The June term opened this morning with Judge Baum presiding at the county building. B C White was arraigned on embezzlement with plead by Tuesday 9 30. Annie Mitchell and William Watson arraigned for persistent violation of the national prohibition act and will plead Tuesday. Several demurrers noted including Home Lumber and others. Debates on change of venue and filings continued. taxi drivers offer cars for sale after a city ordinance bans mixed sex passenger rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. RK. Baum
B.C. White
A. T. Sublberg
Annie Mitchell
William Watson
John St. Evans
J. W. Henderson
Home Lumber Company
Gennaro de Vingenzo
Norade Allen
A. M. Curtis
First National Bank
C. Y. Wilson
City Meat Company
Ralph Bain
Albert Motor Company
Goss Press Company
Idaho State Journal Company
T. ©. Coffin
Pocatello Man Seeks G O P Nomination Auditor
A Pocatello resident, three term Bannock County auditor, former railroad worker and B of R T member, seeks the Idaho state auditor nomination. Backed for his administrative competence, honesty and high executive mind, he is praised as a skilled, efficient administrator pivotal to state finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallet
Pocatello
Bannock County
B. of R. T
Ing House
Treasury
Idaho
Boise
Murder charge against Ring in wife's death case
Minneapolis June 7 AP A warrant charging first degree murder was issued for Lewis J Ring a Minneapolis real estate owner who vanished three days after his wife's body was found in Lake Pepin A grand jury indicted Ring on murdering his wife with a blunt weapon Detectives predicted his capture soon with sightings in Deep Creek near Spokane Washington and traced Ring from Bemidji to International Falls Portage Kenora and Vancouver before Vancouver he may have gone to Spokane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
A. J. Crummy
Detective Department
Deep Creek
Crummy
Bemidji, Minn
International Falls
Portage
Kenora
Vancouver
Canada
Spokane
Weather for Pocatello and Vicinity June 7 1924
Unsettled tonight and Tuesday with thunderstorms in the mountains. Warm with a mean temperature of 73. Precipitation since month start 0 and since January 1 3.72 inches. Highest yesterday and on the 6th 86 in 1912. today 65 at lowest. 35 in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Soldier's Bones Found in Shark Off Kahuku
Bones taken from a shark caught off Kahuku were identified as Private William J. Goins of battery B Eleventh field artillery. He drowned while swimming at Haleiwa May 18. home was Singer Louisiana. Identification via laundry mark on trunks found inside the shark. He could not swim and disappeared. endertow suspected.
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Honolulu
Kahuku
William J. Goins
Battery B
Eleventh Field Artillery
Haleiwa
Goins
Singer
Not Far Off in Estimate
A Salt Lake City man with English birth and store chain ties seeks citizenship papers, saying Reed Smoot holds Senate office indefinitely. Federal Judge Tillman Johnson asks him to name a Utah senator. he answers Emoot. The judge adjourns until September to read up on national politics.
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Salt Lake City
Reed Smoot
United States
Utah
England
Tillman Dr. Johnson
Senator Emoot
Pinched While Getting Thrill Ends In Break In
Clyde Glason 22 a university graduate and ad man from Evanston entered through a window into the Evanston home of Chas Ozman. Kenneth Ozman fired after hearing breaking glass. Glason admitted he wanted a drink and chose theft for thrill. He is a University of Denver graduate.
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Chicago
Clyde Glason
Evanston
Chas. T. Ozman
Ozman
Kenneth
University of Denver
Spud Market Report From Los Angeles with Varied Prices
Stock tale notes carload arrivals and demand amid a steady market for California potatoes. Prices range from 2.35 for some to 2.80 for branded lots, with overall activity described as moderate and market on track with shipments and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Markets end with dull trading despite higher closes
In New York June 7 trading shows extreme dullness with price moves mostly up and total volume around half a million shares in the first hours. Rail and industrial stocks, including U S Steel and Gulf States, led late gains while Woolworth and Remington moved. Chicago cash grain prices for wheat, corn, oats and other commodities are listed.
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New York
Woolworth
Kreage
Foundation Company
Remington Typewriter
Sheffield
U. S
Industrial Alcohol and
International Combustion
Standard Industrials
U. S. Steel
Sloss- Sheffield
Gulf States
Republic Iron and Steel
General Electric
Allied Chemical
Local residents depart for extended summer trips and meetings
Personal notices show Miss Twyla Powers heading to Twin Falls for an extended visit while Miss Quasdorff and Miss Chrismair depart for summer stays in Iowa and Kansas respectively. Read Anderson plans a Grand Forks trip via Billings. Local teachers Emerson Sirrene West and Duncan map summer away from Roosevelt and Bethany. Community notices include a magazine drive request, R A M and Spanish War Veterans meetings this week.
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Twyla Powers
Twin Palla
Hazel Quasdorff
Dows
Iowa
Dorothy Chrismair
Hutchinson
Kansas
Read Anderson
South Arthur
Grand Forks
Minnesota
Billings
E. O. Walter
Filer
Robert McLaughlin
North Madison
Indiana
West
Roosevelt School
San Francisco
Florence Sirrene
Heyburn
Idaho
Ollie Emerson
Emerson
Sirrene
Ruth Duncan
Bethany
Nebraska
Elizabeth Fagan
East Clark
Reading
F. M. Woodruff
Los Angeles
J. E. Blake
Burlington
Catholic Women’s League
Pocatello
Santa Ana
Memorial Building
Local church groups plan activities across town
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will hold a cooked food sale at Zweigart's market 175 North Main on Saturday June 12 at 11 a.m. The Just-A-Mere club will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. The Community Sunday School Ladies Aid will gather Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the chapel with Mrs. Larsen and Mrs. McClara hosting. Chapter K PEO meets tonight at the Adelaide Anderson studio. Keystone Lodge 81 A F & A M will confer the F C degree Tuesday evening. The R A M Ladies Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Caldwell ark corner Center and Seventh. hostesses include Mrs. Lemon Mrs. David Coover and Mrs. Ada Cummings.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Zweigart’s
North Main
Frank Allen
Ladies Aid Society of the Community
Larsen
McClara
Chapter K
Adelaide Anderson
Keystone Lodge No
A. F P
A. M
W. A
Caldwell Ark Gu Wie
Center
Lemon
David Coover
Ada Cummings
Rosenbloom Gets Edge Over Shade In 10 Round Bout
New York June 7 AP Dave Shade of California outweighed nine ands and lost a judge s decision to Maxie Rosenbloom of New York in a furious 10 round middleweight bout at Queensboro stadium. The victory margin was exceptionally close and many spectators deplored the verdict. Shade weighed 155 and Rosenbloom 164 pounds.
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New York
Dave Shade
California
Maxie Rosenbloom
Queensboro Stadium
Rosenbloom
Shade
Livestock market report from San Francisco June sale
Hogs steady to firm with bids up to 25 cents higher for light weight hogs and 150 to 170 pound Californias. Cattle receipts around 25 cars with steers 7.50 to 8.35 per 100 pounds and heifers steady. cows 4.75 to 6.50, bulls weaker. Sheep and lambs mixed with fat lambs 12.75 to 13.50, yearlings and aged wethers steady. hogs receipts 2,420 with feeders up 25 cents and sows 11.00 to 12.50, night feeder pigs strong at 16.50 to 17.25.
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San Francisco
Bulkight
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Livestock Market Report from Kansas City Chicago and Omaha
Cattle and hog prices mixed across major markets with feedlots steady to higher on hogs. cattle receipts around 21 000 at Chicago and 10 000 at Kansas City with heavies and yearlings holding firm while stockers slow. Omaha reports active hog trading with top prices near 14 30 to 14 90 and cattle slow to weak on bulk sales. Portland shows slow cattle market with beef steers 7.00 to 8.00 for early loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
California
Cattle and hog market rounds in Los Angeles reports
Los Angeles market notes show cattle receipts of about 2100 with mixed quality. steers varied and hinds steady, Imperials and grassers 7.00 to 7.65, cows 5.75 to 6.10, bulls steady, vealers about 11.50 for 178 pounds. Hogs receipts around 1000 with prices up to 15.85 for two loads and sows 11.50 to 19.50. Sheep receipts 1000 with lambs about 14.50 to 14.00 and ewes at 6.25.
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Los Angeles
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts Hit Ogden Market Totals
Hogs received 1,126 head with 257 to local packers and 754 to Oakland and San Francisco. prices around 13.75 for lights, 12.85 for 286 pounders. Cattle receipts 144 with Idaho steers around 7.45 for 926 pounds and 7.85 for 1,017 pounds, plus cows and veal calves trading. Sheep receipts 13,544 with major destinations Chicago 9,141 and Wyomin g range 2,225. local spring lambs sold at 14.00.
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Ogden
Oakland
San Francisco
Reno
Idaho
Chicago
St. Joseph
Omaha
Lebanon
Ind
Wyoming Range
Market recap hogs cattle and sheep prices at St Joseph
Hogs 5 000 with 10 and 20 cent gains to top 14 85 and bulk 14 90. Cattle 2 600 steady to firm with steers and heifers 7 59 to 65 top 10 00. cows and heifers 3 50 to 9 50. calves 5 00 to 11 00. stockers and feeders 6 50 to 9 25. Sheep 4 500 lambs steady while sheep ease. clipped lambs 14 50 to 15 60. spring lambs 16 50 to 17 50. clipped ewes 6 00 to 6 60.
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St. Joseph
Raw sugar markets hold steady with modest shifts
In New York on June 7 raw sugar stayed near 4.14 per cwt duty paid for Cuban with no sales reported. Futures dipped at open then recovered on covering and support, midday showing only a one point range. Refined sugar remained quiet at 6.45 to 5.70 for fine granulated.
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New York
Attachment Notice in Bannock County Idaho Court
Notice of attachment issued by the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Idaho for Bannock County against defendant A C Davida in favor of Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Attachment filed June 6 1926. witness date June 7 1926. seal of court in Pocatello Idaho. clerk R G Barley. deputy L Spongberg. attorney G D McClintock for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
L. Spongberg
G. D. McClintock
Wheat market climbs on crop damage reports across Kansas and Nebraska
Severe crop damage in Kansas and Nebraska lifts wheat prices while corn and oats gain. Reports say 3.5 million acres in Kansas counties remain poor. Nebraska west of Hastings and the southern Platte region face total failure with drought affecting northeastern Nebraska. Buying activity rises on damage news but firms take profits on bulges.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Russel
Hills
Logan
Scott
Hastings
Platters
Exchange Rates Show Wide Variation Across Currencies
New York June 17. Foreign exchange rates moved unevenly with Great Britain at 4.86 percent and 60 day bills at 4.82 percent. France 3.00 and 2.01 on cables. Argentina 40.87 and Brazil 15.37. Tokyo 47.00 and Shanghai 72.25. Montreal 100.06 percent core rates listed.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Area
Chicago market data shows mixed potato shipments and pricing. New stock trading well with several regions reporting price ranges for sacks of russet and round white varieties, including Idaho Wisconsin Washington and Alabama Louisiana markets noted as steady to slightly weaker.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Wisconsin
Washington
Alabama
Louisiana
Metals Market Snapshot from New York
Copper quiet with spot and futures around 13.4 and 13.8 percent respectively. Tin steady at 57.50 spot and near 57/62 futures. Iron steady with No 1 Northern 21.50 to 26.00 and No 2 Northern 20.00 to 21.00, No 2 Southern 22.00 to 23.00. Lead steady at 8.75 spot. Zinc quiet in East St. Louis at 7.90 spot and futures. Antimony spot at 11.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St. Louis
Money Market Steady With Call Money at 4 Percent
New York money rates show call money steady at 4 percent with a closing bid of 4 and last loan 4. Time loans hold at 4 March 60 to 90 days and 4 to 6 months. Prime mercantile paper also 4 percent, with acceptances at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Liberty bonds closing prices report
New York June 7 Liberty bonds closed with readouts including 32s at 100.27, first 4s at 100.16, first 4s at 102.17, second 4s at 109.25, third 4s at 101.8, fourth 44s at UW$.1, U S treasury 38 at 101.16, do 4s at 104.8, and 4s at 108.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
New York Market Quotation Highlights June Trading
June 7 market brief notes curb quotations at 8 15 pm close show mixed moves in electric and utility stocks. Stocks listed include Electric Investors 364 percent Kraft Cheese 58 National Power and Light preferred 100 Continental Oil 20 Standard of Indiana 64 Standard of New York 37 and Parkrite Pipe Line and New Bradford entries carry blank or partial data.
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New York
New
Do Prefect
Electric
Kraft Cheese
National Power and Light Preferred
Continental Oil
Parkrte
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Cons
Grain Supply Report Shows Shifts In Wheat Corn Oats
The visible supply of American grain changes with Wheat down 1,135,000 bushels Corn up 1,116,000 Oats down 2,700,000 Rye down 77,000 Barley down 107,600 as of June 7 in New York.
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New York
Wool Auction Sales Nears Closing Amid Steady Demand
London reports a fair turnout at today's wool sale with offerings totaling 10 083 bales. Demand was steady and mainly from continental buyers with prices unchanged as the series nears its close on June 10.
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London
Notice of Hearing on Probate of Williams Will
Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho will hear the petition to probate the last will of William C. Hegstrom and appoint Alice M. Hegstrom as executrix. Hearing set for June 16, 1926 at 10:00 a.m. in the Probate Court, Pocatello. Dated June 2, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Williams
Hegstrom
William C. Hegstrom
Idaho
Alice M. Hegstrom
Pocatello
Will Ang
WM. A. Hyde
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Hahrein
Arabia
Pocatello and Vicinity
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
A. Ry. Teevle
Shark
Spud Market
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
Snear
Mid Continent Pet
Tel & Telfi
Montgomery Ward Am
Montgomery Ward Am Woolen Ws O
Missouri Pacific
Nash Motors
Hal Armour of
Ill B
Nat Lead
Atchison
New York Central
Coast Line
NH & Htd
Baldwin Loco
Norfolk & Western
Nor American
Ralt & Ohio Northern Pacific
Bethleehem
Ots
California Tet Pacific Ou Eeease Canadian Pace
Mackard Motors
Pan Am
Cerro de Pasco
Penneylvan
Philips Pet
Chesapeake & Onton Pierce Arrow
Chie & Northwestern My
Ford 1B
Radio Corp
Chie Hi & Pac
Sika Chile
Rep
Lr & Stee
Krysier Corp
St L
Texas Gulf
Famous Players
Fisk Rubber
Texas & Pacific Foundation Co
General Asphalt
Union Vaetiice
United Cigar Stores
General Motors
U & Rubber
Gt Northern Pfd
Gulf States Steel U
Steel Hudson Motors
Wabash Ry
Illinois Central
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Wastinghouse Blee
Int Combustion Eng
White Motor
Int Harvester Ace Sec
Willys Overland
Inter Mar Pfd
Omatia
Silver York
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