Lindbergh to Receive Geographical Society Medal
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will be awarded the Rubin rubbara medal, one of the National Geographical Society’s highest honors, with only seven recipients before him including Robert Peary and Richard Byrd. Washington plans a large reception at the navy yard with Read greeting Lindbergh, while Coolidge approves a festive but not official holiday for the day.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Geographical Society
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Richard Evelyn Byrd
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
Memphis
Navy Yard
E Atlantic
C. Read
Ewfoundland
Azores
Poland
Great Britain
Read
Hamp‘ton Roads Naval Air Station
Congressional
Long*worth
Coolidge
How
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Chamberlin
United States
Dance Revue Promises Big Attraction Tonight
Marie Love Proctor head of the Celeste School of Dancing will present her fifth annual dance revue at the Auditorium this evening. The program features new numbers and a garden stage setting with a prologue starring Mrs Proctor and Miss Mabel Tupper. Highlights include The Love of Pierrot and a Bowery scene as well as elaborate costumes and solo pieces. The ballet is the largest Mrs Proctor has staged. Curtain at 8 o clock.
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Marie Love Proctor
Celeste School of Dancing
Mrs. Proctor
Mabel Tupper
Pierrot
Bowery
Local Men Speak at Rupert Meeting
Rupert Community club hosts a Monday night meeting with Rupert and adjacent community members. Chamber of commerce representatives J J King and E J Fjeldsted attend as speakers. J E Cloughley chairs the event with Luke Williams welcoming visitors.
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C. Ben Rose
J. J. King
E. J. Fjeldsted
Chamber of Commerce
Rupert
Ross
WP Whitaker
Pocatello
Fjeldsted
Vice President Dawes names 12 to Senate Lindbergh reception
Vice President Charles G. Dawes selects a 12 member Senate committee to represent the United States in the national reception for Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh in Washington next Saturday. The list includes Senators Curtis and Robinson and Schall and Chipeteac among others from Missouri Minnesota Virginia and New York.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
United States Senate
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Schall and
Ghipeteac
Minnesota
Lindbergh
Reed and Hawes
Missouri
Warren
Wiring
Swanson
Virginia
Male
Meine
Copeland
New York
Harrison
Mississippi
Reed
Pennsylvania
Summer repairs at White House resume
Washington June 7 AP President and Mrs Coolidge will return to the White House this fall. Hillis of South Dakota is keeping pace with the schedule to complete the new and upper stories of the White House. The president’s home should be ready for occupancy by the next fall.
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Washington
City News In Brief and Local Events
Daughters arrive in town with Mrs Spencer and Rebecca Stoy visiting from Montgomery Alabama to take charge of music at Woman's College in Pocatello. B J Travers booked for operating a car while intoxicated and fined fifty dollars or jailed. Families return from Trade after outings and visits. Dancing school reopens as Le Crist School of Dancing in Steely hall with Dorothy Cavanaugh recently trained in Salt Lake. L D S missionary party to Denver and a Forum luncheon by Downey Chamber with music provided.
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Rebecca Stoy
Archdeacon
Mrs. Stoy
Pocatello
Montgomery
Alabama
Woman's College
B. J. Travers
Dorothy Cavanaugh
Pocatello School of Dancing
le Crist School of Dancing
Steely Hall
Miss Cavanaugh
Salt Lake
Echo Camp to Meet in June Social at Hewlett Home
Echo Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet on Wednesday June 8 at 2 30 p m at Mrs A J Hewlett 310 West Carson with assistant hostesses Mrs William Spillman and Mrs Aaron Porter A Kensington program will be given followed by a Spring Dance Series event The Young Married Peoples Dancing club held its seventh spring dance last night at the Highway Inn The series ends June 20 with another Highway Inn dance guest attendance was strong with several out of town visitors
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Echo Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
A. J. Hewlett
West Carson
William Spillman
Aaron Porter
Kensington
Young Married Peoples Dancing Club
Highway Inn
Arrest Made In Worthless Check Complaints Against Jensen
Complaints charging E. J. Jensen with issuing worthless checks were filed in justice court before Judge E. G. Houde. Jensen was arrested Monday by police, arraigned this morning, and turned over to Chief L. A. Lehrbas in custody until bond is posted.
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E. J. Jensen
Justice Court
E. G. Houde
Jensen
Houde
L. A. Lehrbas
Marriage License Issued for Shelby Carpenter and Dorothy Renee
The county clerk issued a marriage license this morning to Shelby Elis Carpenter of San Diego California and Dorothy B Renee of San Francisco.
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Shelby Elis Carpenter
San Diego
California
Dorothy B. Renee
San Francisco
Leaves Hospital Today
Jee Gray of Logan who has been very ill with pneumonia in the General hospital here is reported to be much improved and will leave the hospital today.
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Jee Gray
Logan
Mrs Frances Bahan Visits Pocatello From Jerome
Mrs Frances Bahan of Jerome spends the day in Pocatello with her husband Mr. Bahan. The Bahans are former Tech students and she was born Miss Vella Preston before her marriage.
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Frances Bahan
Jerome
Pocatello
Bahan
Tech
Bahen
Vella Preston
Pocatello Service Garage Opens at East Center and Sixth
The Pocatello Service garage at East Center and Sixth avenue is now open day and night for all kinds of repair work. It is managed by Hewitt and Strawn.
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Pocatello
East Center
Sixth Avenue
Hewitt & Strawn
Local Chamber Registers Two New Members This Morning
W A Alexander of the Portaind Cement association and N B Halladay joined the local organization as new members at this morning’s chamber of commerce session.
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W. A. Alexander
Portaind Cement Association
N. 8. Halladay
The
Chamber of Commerce
Temperatures Rise But Fall Short Of Last Year
Weather data shows noon at 84 degrees and morning 56, lower than last year’s June 6 peak of 91. Yesterday reached 81 with 80 in the evening. Southeast winds offered little impact as A R Teeple notes unsettled forecast with possible showers and cooler temperatures ahead.
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A. R. Teeple
Michael Boyle Dies in Oakland Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Michael J. Boyle who died June 2 in Oakland were held at 2 30 this afternoon from McHan Chapel with Archdeacon Howard Stoy presiding. Miss Elizabeth Jensen sang. Pallbearers were W R Young Carson Friend W J Ingling Dan Currie J C Lee and D W Church. Port Neuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M held services at Mount Moriah cemetery. Boyle formerly lived in Pocatello and worked as a locomotive engineer for the Short Line after earlier serving as a civil engineer in charge of railroad construction through Bear River canyon.
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Michael J. Boyle
Oakland
Cal
The
McHan Undertaking Company
Howard Stoy
Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Jensen
W. R. Young
Carson Friend
W. J. Ingling
Dan Currie
J. C. Lee
D. W. Church
Portneuf Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mount Moriah
Boyle
Pocatello
Short Line
Bear River Canyon
Utah Weather Signals Fair Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for generally fair skies tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. No significant precipitation is expected as high and low temperatures remain steady throughout the period.
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Utah
Man made Code of Dress Fails in Divorce Case
In San Francisco Judge Graham grants Mrs. Mabel Walls an interlocutory divorce from Ray Walls. Walls defended his demand the wife wear cotton hose and long skirts, saying a "code of dress" governed her attire. The code restricted gauze hosiery and knee-length dresses.
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San Francisco
Graham
Mabel Walls
Ray Walls
Attempt Made on Calles Life Reported in Nogales
An unconfirmed Herald report states a female shooter named Maria Luisa Jauregula fired at Mexican President Calles on June 2. Detained for investigation, family members cite hallucinations. she is placed in a Mexico City asylum. Calles reportedly in Mexico City as funeral train for his wife Natalie Calles travels from California.
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Nogales
Ariz
Herald Today
Calles
Mexico
Maria Luisa Jauregula
Mexico City
Sonora
Senora
Natalie Calles
Los Angeles
California
Survivors Claim Sharks Ate Most Lost Negros Shipmates
Manila June 7 AP survivors of the Inter-Island steamer Negros wreck say 55 of the 87 aboard were eaten by sharks after the May 29 sinking near Bondog island. Witnesses report rafts crowded with survivors as lifeboats fled, and one man says he ate his clothing to stave off hunger.
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Manila
Negros
Bondog Island
Masbate
Elks Dance Friday and Procter Revue Tonight
The Elks host a Friday dance while a Procter Revue runs tonight in the Auditorium. Attend for an evening of entertainment and social activity.
Chamber and Agriculture Serve as Partners in Reform
J I King former president of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce spoke to Kiwanis outlining U S Chamber of Commerce growth from 266 to 800000 members and its nine departments including a two year old agriculture service that has held eight conferences nationwide to strengthen farming. He urged business to aid American agriculture and described Idaho’s early frosts cutting agricultural output from 125 million to 87 million.
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Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
J. I. King
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
King
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber
Agriculture Service
Idaho
Mr. King
State Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Department of Agricultural Service
U. S. Chamber
Washington, D. C
Coolidge to Discuss Early Congress Call on Flood Relief
President Coolidge plans a talk with Senator Root about possibly convening Congress before the December start to handle flood relief and flood control legislation. He sees no current need for a special session based on flood investigations, though some Senate leaders favor an early session to clear business. If called, the session would likely occur mid October or early November.
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Washington
Coolidge
Root
Utah
Congress
Senate
White House
F O Eagles Public Dance At Dance Palace
The F O Eagles host a public dance at the Dance Palace tonight from 9 30 to 12 30. A Boise Drill Team exhibition is also planned during the event.
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F. O. Eagles
Dance Palace
Boise
Bellanca plans 32 hour Atlantic hops in multi engine airliner
New York reports Giuseppe Bellanca organizing a company to build three to four engine aircraft carrying at least forty passengers to Europe. Experimental work estimated at 175000 dollars with planes around 30000 each. total NY to Paris time projected at 32 hours with stops in Newfoundland and the Azores. Bellanca also eyeing a solo NY to Rome flight later this summer.
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New York
Europe
Giuseppe Bellanca
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Germany
Productio
New
Bellanca
New Yor
Rome
Lindbergh Chamberlin
R. H. Ashton
America Railway Association
Minnesota
Chamberil
Elks' Dance Friday and Procter Revue Tonight
Local notices invite attendees to the Elks dance Friday and the Procter revue tonight in the auditorium. The events promise entertainment and community gathering in town.
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North Arthur
E. E. Byer
Jane
Edwin
Trade
Mr. Byer
Jack Nordgaard
Party For Missionaries
C. Hess
Denver
Wesley Hellbrand
France
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Downey Chamber of Commerce
Forum
Bannock Hotel
Pioneer Meeting
Carlson Davis
Tyhee School
Merle Cornelison
Bancroft
Tribune
Michael Boyle
Procter Revue
Leonard Rigerator
Chamber
Pacific Coast Market
Morrow
Marshfield
Oregon
Atlantic
Green
Dragum
Bannock
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