Ames A. Jones Dies On Friday
James A. Jones 82 of 925 West Fremont Street died Friday night after a long illness. He is survived by his widow Laura and sister Ella Green of Clearwater Florida. Funeral services Sunday at 3 PM at McHan Mortuary Chapel with Rev L W Fienner and Rev R E McGraw officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. Jones lived in Pocatello 19 years and worked on a municipal water supply project after moving from the east where he promoted industrial propositions.
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James A. Jones
Fremont Street
Laura Jones
Lanm
Ella Green
Clearwater
Florida
McHan Mortuary
L. W. Fienner
R. E. McGraw
Mountainview Cemetery
Jones
Pocatello
State Highways In Good Shape Across Idaho
Boise June 7 minor changes in highway conditions noted in weekly bureau of highways report Old Oregon trail remains good from east to west border Oiling underway between American Falls and Cotterel Weiser to Canadian line is good except near construction Sawtooth Park highway good to Jerome and fair north to Hailey Galena summit to Stanley Basin closed Yellowstone and Idaho Montana highways are in good condition with some poor sections between Idaho Falls and the Montana line
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
American Falls
Cotterel
Weiser
Sawtooth Park
Jerome
Fair
Hailey
Galena
Stanley Basin
Idaho Falls
Montana Line
Gillis Campaign Pushes for Governor Nomination
A Twin Falls meeting of Gillis supporters from across Twin Falls county planned a vigorous statewide campaign for W. D. Gillis of Filer in the Republican race for governor. The gathering led by attorney Shad L. Hodgin aimed to push Gillis at the Idaho Falls state convention on August 26 and expand efforts statewide.
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Twin Falls
W. D. Gillis
Filer
Twin Falls County
Shad L. Hodgin
Gillis
Idaho Falls
Trouble Follows Award Of Honors In Pro Wrestling Match
Philadelphia on June 7 reports Greek wrestler Jim Londos defeated Dick Shikat in a one fall title bout at the Phils ballpark before about 20 000 spectators. Londos won with a body hold after a 1 hour 23 minute struggle ending with Shikat pinned and police rushing the ring as fans surged.
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Philadelphia
Jim Londos
Dickikat
Phils
Shikat
Pennsylvania
New York
Athletic Commissions
Londos
Utah Students Among 375 Graduates At Chicago Commencement
Three Utah students from the University of Illinois professional departments of medicine dentistry and pharmacy were candidates for degrees at the annual commencement in Chicago. Wilford John Mason of Fielding William Tracy Burton of Ogden and Behle Basin Burns of Salt Lake City are medical students among about 375 graduates.
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Utah
Chicago
University of Illinois
Wilford John Mason
Fielding
William Tracy Burton
Ogden
Behle Basin Burns
Salt Lake City
Utah Press meeting highlights in Ogden program
Members of the Utah Press Association gathered in Ogden for an education focused session on Utah resources. They toured plants and will be guests of Albert E. Becker at the horse show. A business session, luncheon, Canyon visit, and swimming party are on the schedule.
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Utah
Ogden
Utah Press Association
D Ruy, Mbers
Albert E. Becker
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Ogden Canyon
Chiropractor Dr Kettenring Offers Foot Work at St Marie
Dr Kettenring operates as chiropractor at the St Marie Hotel with sessions listed for Saturday and Wednesday focusing on foot work and adjustments.
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St. Marie Hotel
Steamship Tickets Offered by Gathe Agency
Steamship reservations available at the Keystone building or by phone 900. T H Gathe acts as agent offering tickets to nearly all destinations worldwide with free line information. Reserve early to ensure seating.
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Gathe
Keystone
T. H. Gathe
Work In Progress to Eliminate Rock Chucks
County agent C W Daigh and farmer G C Chatterton distributed rock chuck bait in Black canyon south of Grace. A demonstration at Talmadge with Loren Jenkins drew 14 farmers as bait was prepared for distribution.
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C. W Daigh
G.C Chatterton
Grace
Black Canyon
Loren Jenkins
Talmadge
First Methodist observes Children Day with primary department lead
The Sunday school at First Methodist Episcopal Church marks Children Day during the 11 o'clock service next Sunday. Primary department children will lead under Mrs. W H Cleare and assistants. A special offering will fund a church student loan.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Cleare
Nashs Travel to Ogden for Horse Show
Mr and Mrs Paul V Nash travel to Ogden to attend a local horse show. Mr Nash serves as secretary of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce.
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Paul V. Nash
Ogden
Nash
The
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Marriage License Issued for Matthews and Bush
George W. Matthews of San Francisco and Mary A. Bush of Inkom were issued a marriage license earlier today at the local courthouse.
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George W. Matthews
San Francisco
Mary A. Bush
Inkom
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Meet Wednesday
Today's Affairs Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Ma tilda Smith camp to meet Wednesday June 11 at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Rae P Stratford 506 South Sixth Avenue.
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Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
Matilda Smith
Rae P. Stratford
South Sixth Avenue
Hoover Leads Large White House Fishing Party Toward Rapidan Preserve
President Hoover and a group of over 15 guests depart the White House for the Rapidan river fishing preserve in the Blue Ridge. The party includes Hurley Mills Lucas Sisson Richardson and Hanford MacNider with Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs Hoover joins later for rest and recuperation from a back injury.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Rapidan River
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hurley
Mills
The
Treasury
Lucas
Internal Revenue Bureau
Sisson
Richardson
Hanford MacNider
Canada
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Prison reform discussed at convention
Delegates reviewed prison labor, overcrowding, and inmate idleness with 45 of 48 states reporting activity by clubwomen. Child welfare advances praised as orphanages decline, with five states enacting uniform illegitimacy laws and Arizona expanding protections. Community service and safety initiatives were highlighted by Mrs. Miner and others.
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Frank E. Humphrey
Reno
Division of Child Welfare
Department of Public Weffare
Humphrey
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nevada
Iowa
Arizona
W. E. Miner
Oakland
Neb
Division of Community Service
Department of Public Welfare
Conductor John T. Kane Dies at 64
John T. Kane 64 a Short Line railroad conductor died at his home 605 South Sixth avenue. Survived by wife and three children John Kane Jr Pocatello Charles E Kane and Mrs J H Judith Evansville Ind. He joined Short Line in 1909 and belonged to Keystone lodge 81 A F and A M Pocatello Consistory El Korah Temple Boise and OR C Division 209. Mortuary Schumacher Beasley has the remains. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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John T. Kane
Short Line
South Sixth Avenue
John Kane Jr
Pocatello
Charles E. Kane
J. H. Judith
Evansville
Indiana
Kane
Keystone Lodge No. 81
Pocatello Consistory
Labor unions endorse candidates for state tickets
I A Pelton was endorsed as Democratic candidate for state representative from Bannock county at a Central labor union and building trades council meeting with Joint Brotherhood association reps. C W Larson was endorsed as Republican candidate for state senate. Fife and Hunt were confirmed as Democratic nominees for representative and state senator at a Joint Brotherhood association meeting attended by federation labor reps.
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I. A. Pelton
Bannock County
Central Labor Union
Building Trades Council
Joint Brotherhood Association
C. W. Larson
Senate
W. A. Fife
George W. Hunt
Fife
Errant Prince Carol Returns to Romania Amid Crisis
Queen Marie learns of former Crown Prince Carol's Bucharest arrival as parliament debates his role and possible kingship. Carol pledges to restore Romania's prestige amid economic woes while Premier Maniu weighs whether he becomes king or regent.
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Marie
Oberammergau
Germany
Nicholas
Bucharest
Helen
Michael
Carol
Peasant Party
Mme. Lupescu
Munich
Precup
Cluj
Arad
Prince Nicholas
Cotroceni Palace
Maniu
Rumania
Vienna
Romania
Crown Prince
France
U.S. Government Bonds Close Mixed on June 7
In New York bonds end mixed with Liberty issues and Treasury strings varying. In Minneapolis flour market unchanged with shipments totaling 35,938 and bran priced at 22.50.
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BONDS
New York
U. S
Berty
Liberty Lst
Liberty 4Th
Treasury
Minneapolis
Bannock County Democrats to Hold General Meeting
Bannock county Democrats are invited to a general meeting at City Hall near the West Side Fire Station on Monday June 9 at 8 p m Parker P Carver county chairman announces.
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Bannock County
West Side Fire Station
Notice to West Pocatello Residents
The polling place for residents of West Pocatello for the municipal election next Tuesday June 10 is Luther Hackworths residence 935 North Main Street By Order of the City Council Laura O Gough City Clerk
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West Pocatello
Luther Hackworth
North Main Street
Laura
Gough
Bear market rout drags down many stocks on New York floor
The New York stock market plunged as bears dominated trading with heavy volume. Leading issues declined 2 to 7 points with several names including U.S. Steel Radio Radio Keith American Can Johns Manville Pax United Aircraft and Standard Gas dropping sharply.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Radio Corporation of America
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
Steel
Radio
Radio Keith
American Can
Johns Manville
Pax
United Aircraft
Standard Gas
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
Air Reduction Vanadium
Houston Oil
A. M. Byers
Case
Auburn
Worthington
Chicago Livestock Prices Slump Slightly After Holiday Trade
Cattle receipts reach 700 with extensive volume. Fed steers and long yearlings fall about 60 cents, fat cows and heavy heifers down up to 75 cents, vealers near steady. Hogs at 10 15 cents lower on slow trade. many direct sales noted with ranges from 9.75 to 10.30 for various weights. Sheep and lambs show declines of up to 58 dollars for some categories amid a week of weaker demand.
Market Report: Hogs Cattle and Sheep Mixed in Omaha Sale
Hogs 6.500, slow to light grades steady to 10c lower with strong weight butchers 10 15c down. top 610 on 200 lb. butchers. Cattle and calves mostly 25 50c lower. vealers 1 50 lower. Stockers and feeders weak. fed steers and yearlings 9.50 12.25. yearlings up to 13.75. heifers 9.25. Sheep receipts direct. lambs 25c higher. yearlings 25 50c lower. mature sheep 1 1.90 lower. closing bulks 12 12.25 for native and California lambs. Idaho lambs 12.50 top. fed yearlings 9.50 10. slaughter ewes 3 4. California feeding lambs 8.75 9.
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Chicago
USDA
Washington
Oregon
Choice
California
Omaha
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Roundup From St Joseph Sale
Hogs 3,500 head active mostly 10 to 15 cents lower than Friday with top 10.05 for 200-240 lb. bulk 170-320 lb. Cattle for the week: beef steers, yearlings and butcher stock down 25 to 50 cents. cows and bulls weaker. top matured steers 12.75. yearlings 12.25. most steers 104 to 1150. heifers around 10 to 11. cows 6.50 to 7.75. bulls down to 7.87. Sheep 2,500 head with lambs and yearlings steady to 25 cents higher. aged sheep weak. Idaho lambs 12.50. natives about 12.94 per pound. yearlings down 15 to 25 cents. bulk California and Idaho lambs 11.75 to 12.25. fat ewes 5.50.
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ST. Joseph
USDA
Idaho
Caifornia
Hogs and cattle market summary from Ogden report
Ogden dated June 7 reports hogs 895 head with 64 for market mostly steady at 1010.10. one 200 lb lot at 10.25. packing sows down to 8.25. Cattle 228 with 24 for market. week receipts 663 weak to unevenly lower. steers 8849.50, heifers 7 950, best trucked in cows dairy bred 6.50 7.50. bulls 8547.40, reelers 1150 down. Sheep 8694 including 8 for market. lambs 8910.15, yearling wethers 7.50, ewes 40 450. California spring lambs included.
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Ogden
USDA
California
Wheat Prices Slump Amid Market Breaks
Chicago June 7 AP reports wheat prices fell sharply with limited recovery effort as export demand faded. Holidays abroad reduced demand while U S wheat visible supply seen easing modestly. Corn and oats declined modestly. provisions unchanged.
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Chicago
United States
Potatoes Shipment Totals Across States June News
Potatoes on track show 124 new and 8 old in Chicago and 1084 total U S shipments nationwide. Old stock steady, new stock barrels weak, sacks steady, trading fair. North Carolina led with 399 shipments, Maine 166, Arkansas 67, California 74, Georgia 27, Oklahoma 79, South Carolina 117, Texas 83. Prices mostly around 5.40 to 5.50 for best barrels.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Salt Lake City
Ap-Usda
U. S
Arkansas
California
Georgia
Louisiana
Maine
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Stocks Quiet During Week Amid Broad Market Slump
New York June 7 AP The week saw persistent ease in credit the fall in bar silver and scarce trade news. Banks cut bankers acceptance rates while time money and call loans fell to multi year lows. U S Steel shares slid on rising scrap costs as the market drifted, with bonds offering some strength and commercial loans retreating to four year lows.
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New York
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
London
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Down Town
Ray Booth
Jay L. Downing
Bannock
Booth
Portneuf
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R. Macke
Legion Auxiliary
Major Macke
Black Devils
Hill Academy
Hill Military Academy
Portland
Stacy T. Smith
Sam P. Smith
Ae Welan
OY Mere Wueimy Lees
Parker P. Carver
Financial and Markets
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Loco L & M
Burrough
NH & H
North Pac
Nes & Ohio
Stp & P
CRI & Pac
Penn RR
Chrysler Pullman
Coca Cola
Radio Corp A
Cal Fuel & Ir
Schulte
Sears
Skelly
del & Hud
Lucal E 4
Drug Inc
du Pont
Stan G & el
Eastman
Hupp
Tit Central
U S Steel
Harvest
West Elec
Iuu Tel
T& T
Willys Overic
Woolworth Co
Kenne Cop
Gen Foods
Koister
WAK Suver
Wright
South 3Rd & Halliday
Western Grain & Brokerage Co
C. E. Rogers
Orpheum
South Fifth
American Legion
R. L. Getty CO
N. Main ST
Nestle
Duart
Realistic
Bishop’s
North
Lincoln
Marcelling
Dorothy Pugh
South Arthur
Canton Cafe
Viaduct
S. Main St
Clark Transfer
South First
St. Anthony
Mackay
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