Soldiers Seek Idaho Land Under New Homestead Rules
A surge of discharged soldiers from Omaha rush to file on Idaho lands near Area with hopes of farming under the new homestead law. Sixty three veterans and one War Work returnee depart Omaha to join the land rush aided by promoters. Miss Grace Lowe arrives to join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha News
Idaho
Washington, D.C
Grace Lowe
Washington
J. E. Smooth
Omaha
New Homestead
H. B. Bughee
Marcy Street
Fred R. Larsen
John A. Cotter
Davenport Street
Kay J. Mullin
Twentysixth
H. Tarnow
Park Avenue
J. F. Kopecky
U_ street
Carl Nelson
Harney Street
S.J. Foley
Twenty-ninth
C. O. Bughee
Twentyfirst
Myron Schall
James Sweenie
Springfield
Fred Sheets
Cozad
R. L. Sweenie
Ernest Hinkle
Charles Taffield
N. Twentysixth
J. F. Fanger
Dodge
William Wandsehmeider
N. Twenty-fourth Street
M. Alden
Papilion
Lawrence Lambden
Couneil Bluffs
R. L. Massey
Davenport
N. Freidman
Andrew N. Ingram
Fourth Street
William Pfaff, Jr
Glen Avenue
Couneil Blues
E. B. Lowery
Avenue A
Ta. T
FE. Russel
Douglas
I. Stiss
Henshaw
L. H. Pavlik
Park
C. A. Sword
Larimore
A. L. Biesenius
R. A. Davis
Twentieth
R. E. Kean
Cass
C. K. Constable
Council Bluffs
W. E. Smith
Fort Crook
C. F. Gates
Henshaw Hotel
D. S. Pratt
Parker
Harry M. Gallamar
Cladand Avenue
R. L. Lewis
Harlan
J. E. Smith
Avenue G
H. L. Johnson
W. W. Jones
Emmet
W.S. Cook
Lincoln Boulevard
Murphy
Florence Bouse
J.S. Murphy
Florence Boulevard
H. G. Manning
McFall
Harl E. Winget
Poppleton Avenue
F. P. Winget
J. L. O'Connell
S. Thirtieth Avenue
H. Shoeman
Delmar Hotel
Charles S. Patterson
Paul Samuelson
Newport Avenue
A. C. Patterson
Hans L. Hansen
Fighty-fifth and
R. C. Hansen
E. Fourth St
Willard Sparring Partner Hit In Training Jab
Toledo June 5 Walter Monahan chief sparring partner for Jess Willard took a blow to the jaw in a ferocious training session as the workout continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Walter Monahan
Jess Willard
Civics clubs unite to plan park system for Pocatello
Local clubs and city leaders met at the Pannoes hotel under President S. E. Brady to discuss financing and guidance for building a city park network. Mayor and police officials praised cooperative efforts while speakers urged early prevention measures and home formation to improve civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Whitaker
Eivie
Pannoes Hotel
S. E. Brady
Commercial Club
Brady
Pocatello
Women's Auxiliary
Y. Moc
Salt Lake
H. Clarke
Clarke Realty Company
C. C. Bowerman
W. J. Ingling
R. H. Hunter
Civic Club
I. KE. Moberly
C. E. M. Loux
Mable Kasiska
College Club
C. E. Brooks
D. W. Standrod
John Tupper
Bannock County
J. T. Young
R. FE. Manning
P. E. O. Club
F. W. Rothas
W. R. Siders
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fred Barnes
Henrietta Shoemaker
The
C. White
Red Cross
L. V. Shellerman
R. D. Jones
Joe T Young
Rotary Club
E. A. Krussman
Director General Hines Begins Inspection Tour
Washington reports Director General Hines departed last night for a tour visiting Boston Omaha Denver and Birmingham to inspect operations and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hines
Boston
Omaha
Denver
Birmingham
Moore Becomes Acting Governor En Route to Boise
Lieutenant Governor C. C. Moore of St. Anthony passed through the city last evening en route to Boise where he will assume acting governor duties during Governor D. W. Davis absence in Washington on reclamation matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Moore
St. Anthony
City
Boise
D. W. Davis
Washington
Boys and Girls Play Festival at Lava Springs
Thursday's Daily reports Bannock county boys and girls hosting a county play festival at Lava Hot Springs state park. The free event for youth and families includes plays games badge contests races swimming stunts yells and a basket dinner at noon. Community involvement and banners are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Doth
Lava Hot Springs
Bannock County
State Park
East Idaho Baptists to Hold Convention
The twenty fifth annual meeting of the Eastern Idaho Baptist association will be at First Baptist Church in this city June 6 7 and 8. Delegates from eastern Idaho churches are expected. A strong three day program opens with Young People's work Studies in the Word and reports. Dr. Ray Palmer Ogden will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Idaho Baptist Assocratin
First Baptist Church
Baptist
Idaho
J. A. Pord
American Falls
Young People’s Society
Ray Palmer
D. Th. Oeden
J. A. Ford
Hev. al. FL Culver
Blackfoot
South
First Baptist Church of
Ogden
City Baseball League to Start Exhibitions
The city baseball league announces four teams and expected public exhibitions. Team rosters include Business Men with players such as Conley Bistline Kamp Neeley Fox Cummings Barthold Shaw Bistline Jones Gerald Rainey Waters Leopard and Casey. Clerks list Roberts Hawkins Allen French Isham Miller Cooper Roff Snyder Syms Houlihan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men
Leopard
Roberts
Hawkins
Allen
French
Isham
Miller
Cooper
Roff
Snyder
Syms
Houlihan
Tradesmen See Serious Side On Hemisphere Trade
Washington June 5 Frank Vanderlip former president of the National City Bank of New York told the Pan American conference that trade between South America and Europe cannot resume as before for some time. He said the overseas situation is more serious than has been grasped on this continent or by many Europeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Pan-American Conference
South America
Europe
Murdered Widow in California Ranch Home
The body of Mrs. Sara Laura Coburn in Redwood City California was found beaten to death with a stick in her ranch house near Pescadero. The widow of Loren Coburn the millionaire, she lived with her incompetent stepson Wallace Coburn aged 63 who was found dragging the body and cannot speak. A caretaker who tended the stepson had left the house yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Cal
Sara Laura Coburn
Pescadero
Loren Coburn
Elks Rally Grandstand Project Underway in Twin Falls
Construction of a grandstand and bleachers for 15 000 to 25 000 visitors began in Twin Falls for the July 3 4 and 5 Elks roundup and patriotic celebration. Contractor E A Moon of Twin Falls leads work with an estimated cost of 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Elks
E. A. Moon
Tech Alumni Banquet Welcomes New President at Institute
Fifteenth annual Alumni Association banquet at the Academy of Idaho renamed the biahe Technical Institute. Over 225 members attended as President R. Frazier and Acting President Norman Adkinson were welcomed by secretary Maude Dayton. Frazier praised the faculty and pledged support for an enrollment drive. Messages honored Miles Reed and Sergeant Bardine, with officers elected for the year and the ball following in the gym.
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Alumni Association of the Academy Off
Idaho
Alumni Association of the
Biahe Technical Institute
Idale Teel
R. ©. Frazier
Miles F. Reed
Norman BB. Adkison
Maud KB. Dayton
Iis
Grads
Frawer
Frazier
Adkison
Margery Trieber
Clyde B. Stratford
Walter H. Cleare
Academy
Theodore Turner
Cleveland M. Bardine
Bardine
Yo M. C. A
Old Academy
Technnical School
Miles FL Reed
Theodore Turner, Jr
William Byrne
Maude Ed
Railroad Officials Seekments and a Death in Pocatello
West end inspection by master mechanic H Crane. Salt Lake City supervisor B Chalmers in Pocatello on company business. William Lane of Franklin Railway Supply visiting. A C Hinckley from Lim i Montana arrives on No 30. E Brooks inspecting Montana division. H V Platt and H Knickerbocker pass through en route to Huntington. P H Kane leaves for Chicago with wife and three children. Kane’s family to stay east for a month. J S Duncan, Short Line clerk to the supervisor of employment, dies in Salt Lake City at age 37 after pneumonia. remains go to Las Vegas New Mexico where family resides. Duncan had been in Short Line service five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. B. Chalmers
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
P. H. Kane
Chicago
Mr. Kane
J. S. Duncan
Short Line
Duncan
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Motorman Arrested for Speeding in Spokane
Spokane June 5 W H King motorman was arrested today for driving a street car 32 miles an hour. It marks the first time a motorman has been arrested for this offense in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
W. H. King
Eight pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Rice
A fine eight pound girl was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs K K Rice of 1009 Park Avenue Fairview. All concerned are reported to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bera
K. K. Rice
Park Avenue
Fairview
Visit of Bishop Gorman Highlights Boise Clergy Meeting
Rev. Daniel M. Gorman, bishop of Boise, is in the city today as a guest of local clergy. He is here on official business related to diocesan affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viait
Daniel M. Gorman
Boise
Lindley Oil Company Representative Leaves for Hood River
Mr F Hutton of Fort Worth Texas leaves for Hood River Oregon to handle Lindley Oil Company interests in his absence Col J Taylor will oversee operations in Hood River Oregon during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Mrf. Hutton
Lindley Oil Company
Fort Worth
Texas
Hood River
Col J. Taylor
Floyd Lee Expected Home For Summer Vacation
Floyd Lee son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lee of 1915 North Harrison is expected home Friday morning for the summer vacation. He studies at the Pacific Union Medical College in St. Helena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd J. Lee
J. C. Lee
North Harrison
Floyd
Pacific Union Medical College
St. Helena
California
Suspect Arrested at Short Line Depot Over Liquor
S. M. York was arrested last evening at the Short Line depot by the sheriff's force. Two suit cases contained a quantity of liquor. York arrived in the city on No. 17 and is held in the county jail awaiting probable arraignment Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. York
Short Line
York
Meeting With Metropolitan Life Agents Heads To City
Agenta E Galt superintendent of agencies of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company met seventeen district agents in the city for a staff conference yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenta
E. G. Galt
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Francisco
Lieutenant Taston returns to Omaha balloon school
Lieutenant Taston, who has spent a week visiting his mother Mrs Albert Zweigart, left today for Omaha where he serves as a balloon pilot at the Ft. Omaha U. S. Balloon school. He has over two years in the service and is married, his wife having joined him for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
WR. Taston
Albert Zweigart
Ft. Omaha U. S
Taston
Speeders Bring City Police Court Fines
Three speeding cases opened the morning docket. Two drivers paid $25 fines each. The third was dismissed after testifying the speedometer was out of order and paying a $15 fine.
Mack's Inn Letter Reports Cold Weather and Steady Fishing
A personal letter from Mack's Inn near Trade on the notch fork of the Snake notes ongoing cold conditions. It says fishing has been good so far and good sport is expected when the weather warms. Doc Mack adds that it has been cold for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack's Inn
Trade
Mack
WH Hold Smoker Pocatello Council Meeting
The Knights of Columbus WH Hold Smoker in Pocatello will host an open meeting and smoker on Wednesday evening June 11 for Catholic men. The arrangement committee H E Wasley R E Keener and A W Hayes was appointed at the previous council meeting with plans for entertainment features. Council Meets Tonight A regular city council meeting will be held this evening to review monthly bills and department reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Council
Knights of Columbus
H. E. Wasley
R. E. Keener
A. W. Hayes
Family visit to Kelona from Short Line shops
Mr and Mrs P H Kane general car foreman at the Short Line shops and their family have gone to Kelona Iowa for a several weeks visit with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iena
P. H. Kane
Short Line
Kelona
Foreman L D True Heads To Detroit For Ford Course
L D True shop foreman at Pocatello Auto company left today for Detroit to attend a five weeks mechanical course at the Ford Motor Company parent plant. The trip aims to deepen factory skill and familiarize him with Ford production practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. True
Pocatello Auto Company
Ford Dealers
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Atkinson Brothers Near Discharge From Marine Service
William Atkinson stationed at Quantico Virginia with the U S Marines expects discharge within days after over nine months overseas service. Joseph Atkinson, who also served in France, is recovering in a New York naval hospital from wounds and not expected to be released for a couple of months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Atkinson
William
Quantico
U. S
Bill
Joseph
Atkinson
France
New York Naval Hospital
Malloy Family Welcomes First Daughter At North Arthur Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Malloy announce the birth of a daughter Wednesday afternoon at their North Arthur residence. The infant is the first child for the couple, whose father works with Yellowstone Fruit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Malloy
North Arthur
Malloy
Yellowstone Fruit Company
Belgium Ready to Feed Tourists Despite War Strains
Brussels reports Belgium is prepared to feed any number of tourists visiting the country due to significant improvements in the food situation over the past months, according to the food minister quoted by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Brussels
Associated Press
State briefs warn of drought and a tight water season
In Boise, Commissioner Swendsen warns Jackson Lake storage is about 204 000 feet below normal for this time of year, signaling a potentially short irrigation season and possible crop damage on Twin Falls and Minidoka projects if shortage worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Commissioner of Reclamation
Swendsen
Jackson Lake
Twin Falls
Minidoka
Bear Lake white fish a sole remnant of Bonneville era
John Otterbein Snyder of the U S bureau of fisheries reports in a new booklet that the white fish of Bear Lake are unique in the world. He notes they are the last surviving forms from Lake Bonneville and that most other fish species in the valley disappeared as Bonneville drained, leaving fossils in Bear Lake valley and Fossil, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
John Otterbein Snyder
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Bear Lake
Mr. Snyder
Lake Bonneville
Idaho
Utah
Columbia River
Pacific Ocean
Bear River
Bear Lake Valley
Fossil, Wyo
Woman suffrage gains in Congress reach states for ratification
After forty years of effort advocates shift to state legislatures to ratify the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment. The Republican Senate approved the measure by a margin of two votes more than required, following House action on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Parade Wins Derby at Epsom Downs
London June 4 Parade wins the Derby at Epsom Downs with Bruehan second and Paper Money third among thirteen runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Iand Parade
Epsom Downs
Bruehan
Paper Money
Proclamation Bans Strikes in Rhenish Republic
General Mangin, commander of the French occupation at Mayence, forbids strikes against the Rhenish republic and threatens expulsion for its leaders, as reported in the Frankfort Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mangin
Mayence
Rhenish Republic
Frankfort
Kilauea Stages New Lava Flows In Prolonged Eruption
Honolulu reports Kilauea on Hawaii Island remains highly active with lava rising above the crater floor and streams reaching miles from the vents. A new lava lake forms while Mauna Loa activity briefly raises fear of a prolonged spectacle this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Kibauea
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Kiltuea
Thomas A. Jagear, Jr
Federal Observatory
Kilauea
Jaggar
Courts test new jury box to curb perjury in Denver
Denver judges announce a plan reversing seating to focus all eyes on witnesses. The jury box will face away from the witness, who sits under the judge and cannot see part of the gallery. They claim the change will heighten the solemnity of proceedings and reduce dishonest testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Julian H. Moore
Henry Hersey
Denver District Court
Jude Moore
Classified ads introduce the work seeker to the work opportunity
A brief market item notes how classified advertisements connect job seekers with available work. It highlights the role of small ads in matching labor to opportunities and the flow of applicants to employers.
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Arco
Prom Thursbary's Daily
Tharadiy's Daily
Moore
Lava Springs
East Idaho Baptists
TECH
Happy
Railroad News
H. Crane
West End
William Lane
Franklin Railway Supply Company
A. C. Hinckley
Limi
Montana
E. Brooks
H. V. Platt
H. Knickerbocker
Huntington
Eagles
Order of Eagles
Aid
Methodist Ladies Aid
Mra. J
Gano
Ku- Kene, Oregon
George Hendricks
Rose Woodbury
Poeatello
Joe Jack F. Shillinger
Jennie Woodard
Soda Springs
James Dolan
Theodore H. Buell
St. Paul Seminary
St. Paul
Minnesota
Father Byrne
St. Anthony's
Mr. Dolan
St. Joseph's Pro- Cathedral
Gorman
Caldwell
Swetland
New World Life Insurance Company
Nettie Swetland
Nampa
Alden W. Swetland
Memorial Park
Hervic
W. F. Vance
College of Idaho
Jaroslav
Fred Hart
Cc. W. King
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Rawlins
Salt Canyon
Sheriff Athey
Hillier
Hawaiian Island
Pele
Madame Pele
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