Young outlaw Kimes eludes posse in Oklahoma woods near Pawhuska
James Kimes, young bandit chief, linked to a string of bank robberies, vanished into thick timber near Pawhuska after a gun battle. Deputies pursued with bloodhounds as rewards rise. letters threaten “three jobs” in 30 days and killings continue to push authorities to widen the hunt. The gang operates across Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and northern Texas.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Carter
Kimes
Here
Imes
Jesse James
Eimes
Oklahoma Bankers’ Assortion
Arkan
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Wanny Daniels
Howard Landson
Nowata
Daniels
D C Official to Speak Here
Calvin B. Brown of the United States chamber of commerce will speak before the Pocatello chamber of commerce on Monday June 13. Brown, a leading authority on chamber organization, travels about 50 000 miles yearly and heads the national chamber’s organization service research unit. He emphasizes efficient chambers as vital assets for enterprising communities.
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Calvin B. Brown
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Washington
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Brown
Chamber of Commerce Organization
Chambers of Commerce
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Brown
National Chamber
Chambers of Commerce and Trade Associations
Chamber of Commerce
Porter Porter Canfield Elected Leaders In Northwest District
E W Porter Idaho finance commissioner was elected president of the Northwestern district Association of Commissioners in Boise. George E Davis Oregon securities commissioner named vice president. Other officers include C I Canfield Idaho blue sky enforcement director secretary J M Friendlander California corporations commissioner treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
E. W. Porter
Idaho
Northwestern District Association of Commissioners
George E. Davis
Oregon Securities
C. I. Canfield
Idaho “‘Blue Sky” Enforcement
J. M. Friendlander
California
Idaho Guard Medical Units Report Satisfactory Progress
Colonel L Brechemin, Seattle instructor of medical units in the 41st division, reports satisfactory progress of Idaho national guard medical units at Kimberly and Wilder after recent inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho National Guard
Kimberly and
Wilder
L. Brechemin
Seattle
Jury begins deliberations in Ed Boyer murder trial
Prosecution in the first degree murder case against Eugene Walden rests. defense concludes as the jury is sent to deliberate. Walden testifies claiming self defense after a confrontation with Rollings Johnson known as Buster, who was riding toward his house when three shots were fired. Witnesses describe the incident and Buster’s reputation while prosecutors present witnesses and the court tours the crime scene.
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Ed Boyerias
Eugene Walden
Ige W. Edginton
Idaho Falls
Ening
Puing
Rollings Johnson
Buster” Rollings
Tce
R. C. Thomas
J. L. Baldton
Bobbe
Lehrbas
H. Hughart
J. R. Young
Vincent
Dan Letcher
Bethe
Walden
Young
Ughart
Johnson
Martha Washington Elcct
Jacob Ros
Waldon
South First Avenue
Hugh
Buster
Buster W
Bert Irison
Charlie Washington
Henry Yes
Don de Shirlin
Vincent Jackson
F. O. Eagles Dance Tonight at Dance Palace
The F O Eagles host a public dance at the Dance Palace tonight from 9 30 to 12 30. An exhibition by the Boise Drill Team will add to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Eagles
Dance Palace
Boise
Healthier Stronger Girl Credits Vegetable Compound
Julia Schmidt, a canning plant worker in Silverton Oregon, suffered years of fatigue and weakness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and urges others to try it, noting she is now stronger and more able to work.
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Julia Schmidt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Schmidt
Jnuila Schmidt
Willow St
Silverton
Oregon
Oil Royalties to Wyoming Solve Educational Problem
Cheyenne announces Wyoming faces an education challenge amid vast open spaces. The piece notes Wyoming's population about 225000 and 1100 schools, most with small enrollments, with less than 100 schools over 15 pupils. It contrasts Wyoming’s size with several East Coast states for perspective.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Oil
West Virginia
Maryland
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Denver
Meeting Tonight to Discuss Pocatello Industries Plans
A public dinner and meeting at Bannock hotel 6:30 PM invites all citizens to discuss securing industries and payrolls for Pocatello. George W. Wagenseller will preside as broker prospectus offers aims to attract well financed industries servicing a 150 mile radius for central plant manufacturing.
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Bannock
Pocatello
George W. Wagenseler
Realty Board
Community Advertising Committee
Pucatello
Wagenseller
Pacific Coast
State to Sell 10000 Acres in Owyhee County Idaho
Idaho state land department schedules sale of 10,000 acres in Owyhee county near Homedale within Gem Irrigation district on July 12. The unit appraised at 100000 dollars. Also sale of white and yellow pine timber and cedar poles timber land in Clearwater county to Clearwater Timber company for 199640 dollars.
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Boise
Idaho
State Land Department
Owyhee County
Homedale
Gem i Irrigation District
Orofino
Clearwater County
Clearwater Timber Company
Races Draw Mixed Sympathy From Attendees
Many men who attend the races fail to receive much sympathy as spectators. The tone suggests limited pity for attendees amid the event atmosphere.
City Briefs and Social Notes From the Short Line Region
Dispatcher on the Montana division is off duty due to illness. Mrs Francis J Kirchhoff of Denver visits her brother Nicholas Ift in Pocatello. O W Worthwine returns to Boise after legal business. Y W C A board meeting set for this evening at South Garfield. Mrs Walter Cleave and two children depart for an extended eastern visit including Topeka Chicago and Danville. R Davis fined 15 for speeding. Mrs M B Wheeler to move home after operation. An eight pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs E T Wilson at General hospital. Chas G Sumner leaves hospital to recover strength in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Foster
Montana
Short Line
Francis J. Kirchhoff
Denver
Pocatello
Nicholas Iift
Tift
Walter Cleave
East
Topeka
Eas
Chicago
Danesville
Ohio
The
General Hospital
E. T. Wilson
North
Wilson
Stort Line
First Trout Shipment Reaches Local Hatchery
C D Clay secretary of the Bannock County Sportsman's Association states the first shipment of thirty five cans of rainbow trout from the Ashton hatchery has been received and will be placed in detention ponds at Meader hatchery for rearing and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Clay
Bannock County Sportsman's Association
Ashton
Meader
Fish to be released in American Falls reservoir
The project plans to release fish into the American Falls reservoir around November 1 as part of a feeding and growth program.
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American Falls
Idaho National Guard Cavalry Drill Notice
Troop E of the 116th Cavalry, Idaho National Guard, will drill tonight at 7:30 in the Memorial Hall. All men are requested to attend as only one more drill remains before camp. Those who missed rifle range Sunday may shoot Wednesday evening from 5 oclock onward until dark.
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116Th Cavalry
Idaho National Guard
Memorial Hall
Personal notes on cleric and several travelers
Father H. L. Hermann former pastor of St Anthony s church leaves for Chicago Miss Alice Moore heads to Minneapolis for the summer Margaret J Hoskins sails to Lafayette Ind for vacation Miss Marie Young departs for Newman Grove Neb by way of Salt Lake and Denver with overnight travels to follow
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H. L. Hermann
St. Anthony's Church
St. Anthony, Idaho
Chicago
Alice Moore
Minneapolis
Marie Young
Newman Grove
Salt Lake
Denver
You are entering Nazareth sign reads in Palestine
A road sign in Palestine reads You are entering Nazareth with the speed limit stated as fifteen miles an hour. The fragment highlights local signage reflecting border area wording. The text notes a constraint on vehicle speed near Nazareth.
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Palestine
Nazareth
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D.C
U. S
ED Boyer
Lynn Brothers Hospital
America
O. W. Worthwine
American Legion
Association
South Garfield
R. Davis
Joan W. Peter
M. B. Wheeler
Woolley Apartments
Bor
Chas. G. Sumner
Tribune
St Anthony's Hospital
Procter Revue
Margaret J. Hoskins
Lafayette
Ind
Jay M. Tiffany
Mgr
Flytox
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Res Research
M. & A. Root Beer
Center
Garfield Streets
Marie Love Proctor
School of Dancing
Pilrrot
Buick
Dodge
Gem State
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