Fire damages Manassa block rooming house on West Clark street
A fire at the Anderson rooming house 657 West Clark street started in a second floor store room around 10 30 last night. The blaze caused about 2500 in damage with the second floor insured and three cars in the adjoining auto supply shop damaged by water. Roy Hughes owned Chandler car burned portion of the copper floor. Fire brigades from west and east sides fought the blaze under Chief A B Canfield with off duty members volunteering.
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Anderson
West
Clark Street
Manassa
J. C. Weeter
Salt Lake
Standard Electric and Auto Supply Company
Chandler
Overland
Ford
Auto Supply Company
Roy Hughes
John Anderson
Buildiz
West Side
Box 22
Center Street
Main and
Aurthur
Duffy
Griffith
East Side
A. B. Canfield
Congress Faces Flood of Bills on First Session Day
Washington notes indicate Congress will be kept busy as 1200 bills flood the House on opening day with thousands more added since. Many are private or rail policy related and will go to committees while some ideas may shape major legislation. A single sentence can alter a statute’s meaning and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committees
For Sale Rabbit Advert for Sale
A small classified entry lists for sale a rabbit with contact phone 8 R 32, inviting inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbite
Elks Clean Up Grove City Star Hitters
The Elks defeated Grove City 9 to 2 in Blackfoot. Klinger and Bryan pitched well as Blackfoot was shut out for seven innings with only two late runs. Feadieraysen led the offense with three hits in six at bats for the Elks.
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Blacckfoot
Elks
Grove City
Klinger
Bryan
Blackfoot
Phelan
Ixbneer
Brean
Intermountain
Feadieriaysen
Herd
Tollions
Bruen
Hawkins
Fistline
Craysen
McCurdy
Connelly
Mulvaney
Wickendall
Tribune Installs Fourth Linotype Machine
The Tribune completed installation of its fourth linotype, No. 14, yesterday. The new equipment greatly increases output and reflects the paper’s commitment to efficiency and high-grade publishing standards. It showcases advanced machinery and expert operation, enhancing the Tribune’s standing in the Northwest.
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Tribune
Northwest
War hero weds Miss Loakse in Oregon hometown ceremony
Sergeant Ace R. Nelson, just discharged, and Miss Virginia Loakse of Portland Oregon married at groom’s brother Jay Nelsons home. Bishop Satterfield officiated as Nelson returns from Fort Russell Wyoming after war service including six wounds in France. They plan to live in Pocatello Idaho and he is famed for service with the 120th machine gun battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace R. Nelson
Army
Virginia Loakse
Portland
Oregon
Jay Nelson
South Second Avenue
Bishop Satterfield
Pocatello
Nelson
Fort Russell
Wyoming
France
32Nd
Chateau Thierry
Argonne Forest
Idaho National Yarch
Ft. Wright
Washington
Loakse
Spokane
Sergeant Nelson
Grace
Idaho
Grain Market News From Chicago on June Two
Chicago reports show corn prices at 1 604 percent and oats trading around 6844, reflecting a volatile grain market with refined values for traders and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Radio Service and Open Sea Are Memories
Ernest Ed Byrne a first class naval radio operator has returned from active Naval Reserve duty after a 20000 mile voyage aboard the Eastern Shore to the Near East. The cargo ship carried 10000 tons of flour with stops in the Mediterranean and Black Sea to Romania. Byrne recalls aid to war torn areas and notes Idaho Tech’s football prospects against an all service Tech team forming this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Eastern Shore
Ernest Ed. Byrne
E. W. Byrne
South Sixth Avenue
Naval Reserve
Navy
Seattle
Near East
Panama Canal
New York
Atlantic
Black Sea
Cantanza
Rumania
Bucharest
von Mackinson
Medditerranean
Ernest Hyroe
Idaho Tech
Cubs
The
Tech
All Service
All Tech
Ernest
Direct Communication Advances At Pan American Conference
The opening session of the Second Pan American Commercial Conference linked the Pan American building with Latin American nations via direct cable communication. Delegates from South and Central America attended as the Pan American Union aims to boost practical trade development with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Central America
United States
Latin America
The
Pan-American Union
Marshall
John Barrett
Frank N. Polk
Beltran Mathieu
Chile
Ignacio Calderon
Bolivia
Gillett
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
Telegraph Strike A Local Affair
President Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union said no nationwide strike date is set and the Atlanta walkout is a local threat. Postmaster General Burleson announced Atlanta telephone operators would be reinstated if dismissed for union ties and officials of the Southern Belt Telephone campus would be disciplined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Atlanta
General Burleson
Southern Belt Telephone
Swain Returns Home After Military Service
J Q Swain, former Pocatello Indians pitcher in 1916, re joins his hometown wearing overseas engineers troopers gear after two years on the war front in France. He met Ray Brookhart in Le Mans before awaiting embarkation to Brest and St Nazaire. Swain was a Short Line timekeeper before enlisting at Fort Douglas in 1917 and plans to pitch again this summer.
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J. Q. Swain
Swain
Pocatello Indians
21St Engineers
France
le Mans
Brest
St. Nazaire
Ray Brookhart
N. D. Brookhart
Mr. Swain
Pocatello
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Utah
Alumni Banquet at Idaho Tech Institute Plans Detailed
The Academy of Idaho and Idaho Tech schedule an alumni banquet for Wednesday at 7 pm in the Tech dining hall with formal welcome. R Frasier is introduced as the new Tech president. Afterward, an alumni ball follows in the new physical education building with about 200 out of town alumni expected and each to receive a diploma of the Idaho Technical Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Tech
Tech
R. Frasier
The
Idaho Technical Institute
Insurance Firm Expands Territory Into Idaho Oregon Montana
Capital Life Insurance's Thomas F. Daly announces expanded operations in Idaho Oregon and Montana under Hibbard Bros Inc. W F E Hibbard will run Oregon M Montana ends and J A Hibbard Idaho operations. Daly and Hibbard visit Montana to accelerate growth. Daly also eyeing a 100000 investment in Pocatello Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Daly
Capital Life Insurance Company
Colorado
Hibbard Bros. Inc
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
WFE
Hibbard
C. C. Higgins
J. A. Hibbard
Mr. Daly
W. K. Hibbard
Daly
Pocatello
Local Brevities and Community Happenings
Regular meeting of the KR A M tonight with a Mark Master degree conferred. A new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Lou Horm and Mr and Mrs Joseph Crofton. Sir John Parsons to speak at First Ward church on the Friendless Society. A troop train of 78 soldiers passes through Pocatello Tuesday morning at 4 am en route to American Lake. Several locals took a fishing trip on Lost River and a new Idaho Tea Company plant is being installed in Pocatello. Mrs Jord Kroll visits San Jose while sons William and Edward are in town. A Tuesday night social dance at Highway Inn Inkom featuring American Hawaiian Troubadours. District court opens in Caribou county with James Stone murder case on docket.
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Jen Dence
R. M. Terrell
Ray Bistline
Soda Springs
Caribou County
James Stone
Sword Joins Revelare Secret Service In Pocatello
Sward a longtime efficiency man and investigator for eastern firms arrives from Omaha to become assistant manager of Revelare Secret Service protective department. He will work with President L B May across expanding regional operations and has filed a homestead in Arco, planned for permanent residence in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revelare Service
A. Sward
Omaha
Revelare Secret Service
Sword
Army Service
Protective Department
Arco
Pocatello
Elks Orchestra Rehearsal Ahead and Flag Day Debut
A regular rehearsal of the newly formed Elks' orchestra is set for tonight in Antlers hall with full attendance expected. A luncheon will follow the meeting. The orchestra, now 32 pieces, will debut on Flag Day Sunday June 15 with the Ellis Memorial event.
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Elke
Elks’ Orchestra
Antlers’ Hall
Ellis Memorial
Committee Meets Venight Ex ecutive Members Convene
The executive committee led by Chairman W. H. Cleare with Mayor Wm. Whitaker and Ezra Merrill meets to discuss ongoing city matters. The session focuses on outlining next steps and coordinating with public offices for timely action.
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W. H. Cleare
Wm.Whitaker
Ezra Merrill
Pocatello Welcomes Ernest Larmer After War Service
Larmer, longtime Pocatello resident, returns after two years abroad in the 1st division and Meuse Argonne campaign. He served in the S16th Sanitary Train, met Lt Col Gallagher, and notes local fondness for modern comforts and real people over fanciful castles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Larmer
Pocatello
Camp Lewis
Wash
Mustfield Hospital
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
King Albert of
Belgium
Switerland
Col. Gallagher
Pocatello Dental
Army of Occupation
Germany
Ernie
Elks’ Club
Free Lance
Poccatello
Theatre Saved by Opera Company
London reports Albert Coates recalls how the Mariinsky Opera formed a self rule during the Petrograd revolution. A two conductor, four singer, two chorus and two orchestra team led the house, repelling a mob and keeping the theatre safe despite hunger and chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Petrograd
Albert Coates
Russia
Mariinsky Opera
Coates
En Wasse
Montana moves to revive silver mining with state bureau
A statewide conference in Helena leads to a temporary Montana mining organization. Secretaries of local commercial clubs will join a future meeting to set up a permanent body and establish a state mining bureau under association leadership. Rising silver prices spur hopes to revive the idle mines across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana
Fourth of July meeting and Nurses Association dance planned
The Fourth of July committee will convene at 8 o clock this evening in Attorney D C McDougalls office to appoint sub committees and address important matters. The Nurses Association of St Anthony hospital completes final arrangements for the Tuesday dance at Commercial hall with music by the history orchestra promising an enjoyable evening.
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D. C. McDougall
Commercial Hall
Nurses Association of
St. Anthony's Hospital
History Orchestra
Car thieves picked up in a Colorado town
Sheriff reports three suspects, Bob McCoy Frank Walters and Mary King, jailed in Mesa County for grand larceny and car thefts. They allegedly stole a Cadillac near Grand Junction and a Buick from A B Bean, with Utah plates swapped for Idaho, and confessed to Cadillac theft.
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George Mabey
Jeff Watson
Grand Junction
Colo
A. B. Bean
Colorado City
Bob McCoy
Frank Walters
Mary King
Mesa County
Grand Jonetion
Mabey
Nevada
Idaho
Utah
Girand Junction
Bean
Colorado
W. F. Kasiska
A. L. Sloat
Highway Inn
Inkom
Kasiska
E. Gabrielson
Presbyterian
Mormon 89th Conference Votes on President Grant
Salt Lake City reports the 89th annual Mormon conference gathering in the tabernacle through June 3. Members will sustain Heber J. Grant as church president and Melvin J. Ballard as a council of twelve member. The event notes global mission reestablishment after World War I disruptions with new mission leaders named Geo Albert Smith and Heber C. Iverson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Utah
Mormon Tabernacle
Heber Jeddy Grant
Grant
Joseph F. Smith
Council of Twelve Apostles
Council of Twelve
Church
Arizona
Idaho
Nevada
Melvin J. Ballard
Logan
Apostle Ballard
President Grant
Northwestern States
Portland
Ore
Earth
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Geece
England
France
Switzerland
Geo. Albert Smith
Heber C. Iverson
Supreme court upholds contempt judgments in Newberry case
Washington June 2 the supreme court sustained contempt judgments against Newberry campaign managers in the Ford Newberry senatorial contest arising from Michigan dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Michigan
Supreme Court
Newberry
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Blaze
Anderson Rooming House
Grove City Star
Blackfooters
Grain Market
Sread Tech Institute
Hibbard, Bros
Eatello
Lou Horm
Joseph Crofton
Petersen Furniture Company
John Parsons
Kansas City
Society of the Friendless
Firet Ward
Bhee Ccurch
Parsons
Mra
J Ho Veterson
Adame
Chas, Couzens
George J Mailey
Max Kay
Lost River
Idaho Tee Ce
Tee
Jord Kroll
William Kroll
San Jose
California
Mre
Clifton
Kroll
William
Edward
Lincoln
Williams
Robert
South Fifth Avenue
Froe Force
William Beasley
R. QO. Graham
Raymond G. Buckle
Ruth V. Dunham
John IL. Balderston
Kountiful
Evelyn Dayen
Arnold H. Dykman
Mabel Balderston
Bountiful
Girla Club
Woman's Auxiliary
Aber
War Mothers Association
Bannock
Clearbrook
Short Line
Ernest Larmer
Opera
Mining Bureau
Meaday
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