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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1931
Page
3
Frankie McErlane dubbed the toughest gangster by police sat in his cell awaiting a Mayhem charge after allegedly breaking into his sister's home, firing at furniture, knocking her down, and biting her cheek. He failed to post a $1,000 bond. Police said he was drunk in the rain last night muttering threats before the arrest.
A Boise area junior short course records 246 students enrolled with multiple groups formed to manage field work in beef, sheep, and hog judging. Leaders assign squads and designate group heads to oversee conduct as extension experts supervise sessions across several Idaho locations.
In a South region semi pro game a triple play occurred without any fielder handling the ball. With three runners on base the batted ball hit a runner on second, touching him out, then rolled to first where a fielder’s interference finish ended the play. Also noted is a colossal 16 foot Enrico Caruso memorial candle costing 3700 dollars, built for All Saints day and expected to burn for 18 centuries.
President Heber J. Grant spoke at the dedication of the Fifth Ward chapel with Bishop James A. Quinn presiding. The visit from Salt Lake drew a large congregation at the Fifth and Elm Street chapel, while Albert D. Clark led an overflow meeting at the Recreation hall in the First Ward.
Idaho bankers gathered in Boise for the annual Idaho State Bankers association convention. Two day program features speakers on banking principles money rates and taxation including Thomas B. Patton Jr C B Squires V Prochnow C Holt O M Mackey and O O Haga.
Grace Roghaar Emma Peterson Idaho Falls and Twin Falls leaders head Group F and Group G He lists Mrs Clayton String Iva Boyer Adelaide Webster Jean Overifled Blanche Johnson Dora Johnson Dora Seeley Hazel Rankin Jerome Marjorie Davis June Darrow Olive Hale Blackfoot Dorothy Packham Ruth Jacklin Ruth Ryan Gooding Althea Rankin Olive Lewis Helen McCabe Pearl Hale Clara Hale Irma Bird Elaine Herbst Edith George Ethel George Louise Wilde Leola Barrus Verla Barrus Ida Harond Mrs C A Packham Blackfoot leader Mona Lindstrom Jan Tingey Verda Tingey Wanda Wakeman Gray Marion Mock Alba M Burton Downey Harriete McGregor Downey Bertha Boesiger Ellen Sandley Shoshone Hazel Clark Twin Falls
All dogs must obtain 1931 licenses immediately at the police station. Dogs without a 1931 tag will be picked up after June 15 by Chief of Police Charles E. Cavanaugh and poundmaster Henderson.
Down Town Visit Tribune carrier son of G A Journey visited the Tribune plant in American Falls. Idaho Falls moves: L F Taylor 1345 North Harrison relocates family to Idaho Falls to run Novelty Golf course with brother H M Taylor. Vacation Bible School opens at Congregational and Presbyterian churches for ages 4 to 11. Carl Valentine Jr and Jack Valentine return from Harvard and Stanford respectively. Leah Smith widow of George Smith Jr dies in Jacksonville Florida at 38 after an appendectomy. burial in Jacksonville.
Today's Affairs Palm Leaf Circle No 19 meets Tuesday at 6 p m in the W O W hall. Memorial services for deceased neighbors will be held. O R Baum moves offices to the Carlson Building Fourth Floor and forms a law partnership with Roy L Black as Black and Baum.
Advertises White Flemish Giant and Chinchilla Doe rab bits at two dollars. A few young rabbits priced at two fifty. Six and seven month old does offered at one dollar. Call 28 R 2.
Ralph R. Wolf, local YMCA executive secretary, has been named official delegate to the 29th World Conference of YMCAs and the 43rd North American Convention in Cleveland August 4 to 9. He will also attend the World's Assembly of Workers with Boys in Toronto July 27 to August 2, alongside the World Boys Conference and World Young Men's Conference. Leaders from about forty countries are expected.
The text outlines the progress of the M I A since its organization in Salt Lake and traces a bootblack’s career from humble beginnings to self support. It highlights personal advancement and the association's development over the years.
Construction of a 1,000,000 bushel grain elevator at an estimated cost of 250000 was tentatively agreed by committees from the Spokane Chamber of Commerce the Farmers National Grain corporation and five Northwestern railroads.
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