Stroke Fatal to Mrs. Dixon
Finis Fife Dixon wife of Riley L Dixon a Pocatello police officer died at the home of her daughter Mrs Leoma Hawkes 1042 South Fourth from a paralytic stroke at 5 20 am She was 76 and had been cared for by her daughter for two years She taught school at Lava Hot Springs and sewing in southern Idaho and northern Utah She married Dixon October 30 1901 five children survive and funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 pm with Hall mortuary in charge
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Finis Fife Dixon
Riley L. Dixon
Pocatello
Leoma Hawkes
South Fourth
Dixon
William Fife
Finis Hemenway Fife
Providence
Utah
Utah Agricultural College
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Libbie Thorpe
Logan
Walter Fife
Carrie Thorpe
Weston
Luther Pife
Huntington
Ore
Downey, McCammon
Portneuf
71 Registered in 4 H Course at Idaho University
Fourteen 4 H club leaders from 16 southeastern Idaho counties opened their annual short course at the University of Idaho southern branch. The day includes rural recreation leadership instruction and a general meeting with J W Barber, district extension agent, followed by an 8 p m get acquainted party at Reed Hall. The course runs through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Reed Hall
J. W. Barber
Seven Die In Dover Hotel Fire In San Francisco
A blaze at the four story Dover hotel on South of Market Street killed seven people and injured about twenty. Among the dead were Rev. Fred C. Clark of Cheyenne Wyoming a Seventh Day Adventist delegate and Mrs Clark Roland of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Dover
South-of-Market Street
Fred C. Clark
Cheyenne
Wyo
International Conference of the Seventh Day Adventist Church
Clark Roland
Westway Club to Meet at Mrs Clar ence Rainey Home
W. B. A. Westway club will meet at the home of Mrs. Clar ence Rainey Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. for a covered dish luncheon Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock Eagles hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Westway Club
Clarence Rainey
Pythian Sisters
Eagles’ Hall
Pocatello News Roundup Highlights Local Court and CCC Activity
A busy Pocatello day features four men sentenced to five days in Bannock jail by Judge Hinckley, a petit larceny verdict, and CCC camp shifts in the region. Army of notes include new road bids for Bear Lake county, Virginia school building bids, and Yellowstone CCC inspections.
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Bannock County
William Hinckley
Thomas Gabits
John Bradshaw
Harold Richards
Kenneth Long
Roy Flannery
CCC
Pocatello
Leslie M. Deal
Camp Porcupine
Ashton
Camp Mammouth
Mnp
Edgar Flowers
Mammoth
Porcupine
Norman Gonzales
Camp Alpine
Wyoming
Camp Bannock
Norman Hungate
Bannock
Camp Cub River
Preston
P. D. Palfreyman Company
Provo
Ovid
Sharon
Bear Lake County
District Highway Department
Nic Burggraf
J. W. Brennan
Olaf Nelson
Logan
Western Construction Company
Hoops Construction Company
Twin Falls
Bannock County News Briefs From Pocatello and Area
Police and sheriff officers investigate multiple thefts and parking violations. Idaho peace officers plan their annual meeting June 22 23 at Hailey with attendees from Bannock County. A broken window at Bannock Lumber caused minor glass damage. Four men arraigned on intoxication charges with varied fines. James C Bangs of the American Legion to address Young Democratic club July Fourth event. PPC club hears Idaho convention reports at Bannock hotel. Nichols forfeits $10 for defective brakes after collision with Mrs Ames. Pocatello Lions hear Utah Idaho convention delegates reports with F M Bistline named Idaho governor. Travel tour of a new 12 car streamlined train for school children next Thursday. CCC Co 560 hosts dinner for former commander Captain Joseph H Clements at Camp Bannock.
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Idaho
Hailey
Pocatello
Bannock County
James C. Bangs
American Legion
Young Democratic Club
West Side Fire Hall
Pocatello Lions Club
Logan
F. M. Bistline
James Hopper
Pocatello Club
Parry Harrison
N. B. Grossman
Mr. Bistline
Harry Young
J. J. Kellogg
Cook Drug Company
United Drug Company
Streamline
CCC Co. 560
Camp Bannock
Joseph H. Clements
Camp Mess Hall
Parting Gifts and CCC Road Improve Minidoka Area
Captain Clements leaves command after two years to serve as CCC railhead officer at Victor. Minidoka CCC workers built a four mile road from Minidoka dam to Jackson bridge, surfaced with gravel, reducing travel to Rupert and nearby towns. The project involved CCC Co. 3234 under Captain Sloan B. Jordan with Lawson Bradley and Lyle Graham overseeing.
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Clements
Victor
CCC
Minidoka Camp
Lawson Bradley
Lyle Graham
Minidoka Dam
Jackson Bridge
Rupert
CCC Co. 3234
Sloan B. Jordan
Landon Gains Support From Texas in Presidential Bid
Texas Republicans vote 25 to back Governor Alf Landon on first and any subsequent ballots as the Borah led forces watch for developments. Senator Vandenberg criticizes the campaign and warns the convention to reveal each man's position before votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Landon
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Texas Caucus
R. B. Creager
Texas National
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Borah
Oregon Delegation Weighs Borah Bid Against Landon
Oregon delegates at the GOP convention move to back William Borah of Idaho in a coalition against Alf Landon. Walter Tooze says Borah is their unit choice as long as he has a real nominating chance. No second choice discussed while Borah is in the picture.
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Cleveland
Oregon
London
Walter Tooze
Portland
William E. Borah
Idaho
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Borah
Delegation pairings at convention by state and candidate
The report lists state by state delegation stances on Landon Borah and others. It notes pledges and attitudes across South Carolina to Puerto Rico, including Wyoming and Washington with varied support, mostly favoring Landon and Borah.
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South Carolina
South Dakota
Landon
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Borah
Varusens
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Knox and Vandenberg
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Idaho Senator Seeks Proactive GOP Fight for Its Life
The Idaho senator asserts welfare of the GOP comes first and vows not to leave Cleveland satisfied. He calls for a progressive, courageous, intelligent man and a creasive platform to secure victory, saying he has seen and heard much across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Republican Party
Third Party Plans Cited By Doctor Amid Pension Convention
The text notes plans for a third party and mentions the doctor stating decisions would come at the pension convention. The fragment hints at procedural steps and the influence of upcoming convention actions on these plans.
Policy dissatisfactions spark calls for firm national stance
A speaker criticizes current administration policies and urges the party to unite on platform questions. He argues Republicans in Cleveland are acting like a new party and condemns foreign relations platforms as cowardly. He warns the United States may face foreign troubles without a strong, decisive approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Boise
Alice Smith
Salt Lake City
Stella McDevitt
Troy
Arnold
Gateway
Elks’ Club
Finlayson Company of Pocatello
Virginia Community Center
E. E. Gilbert
LeRoy Olson
J. L. Dahlke
Earle H. Malone
Thomas M. McGrail
Yellowstone Park
Joseph D. McEntee
Washington, D. C
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Lt. McGrail
McEntee
Yellowstone
Lake, Canyon
Nez Perce
Park
Troy-Parisian
Bruce
John Connelly
Hyrum
Milton Hogge
Edna Taylor
Robert William Meyers
Evanston, Wyo
Doris Daphine Krager
Tom Marshall
Downey
John Marshall
Gordon's Confectionery
Fifth District Court
Jay L. Downing
Downing
Bill Flood
Jerry Pritz
Larry King
Kenny Wagner
Harold Nieman
Carl Brooks
Ralph Gaume
Bonanza, Co
CCC Co
Camp
Bonanza
Clayton
George Crawford
Henry Cusick
Jess Coffin
Arimo
George Potts
South Garfield Avenue
Potts
Halliday Street
South Fifth Avenue
William Cavanaugh
Coffin
North Fifth
Fife
Parisian
Pocatello CCC
American Falls
Regnier
Short
Keen
Kenn
Kretten
Richards CCC
Scholes
Doss
Glenn Bucher
North Fifth Avenue
Paul D Miller
Park Avenue
Miller
St. Anthony Hospital
Young Bucher
Miller Machine
EF. D. Sawyer
C. E. Campbell
Kyle Podell
Ben
Firestone
Main and
Fremont
Secrets
Atlantis
Lemuria
Maien Pung
C. A. Poole
Amorc
Cash Coal CO
C. Lyon
Clark Cameron
Vance Biglow
C. B. Johnson
M. J. Burns
J. C. Schoettlin
P. J. Lanaham
V and Edwin Barrett
P. J. Sant
Clifton
Bannock Lumber Company
South
First Avenue
Thomas Ford
Cal Allen
Sharkey
Jerry Tino
Pocatello Business & Professional Women's Club
Bannock Hotel
Marion Roberts
Laura Gough
Jean Campbell
Olive Sprester
Grace Dye
Therald Nichols
D. W. Bliss
E. L. Ames
Ninth Avenue
Elks Temple
Harry Thurston
University of Idaho Southern
Lander
Aioe
PAU
Western Finance
Western Finance Co
Frank Knox
Silis
Herbert Hoover
Francis E. Townsend
California
Frank Dyer
Townsend
Rheumatism Laboratory
WED
Schramm-Johnson Drugs
Cotton Shop
Cerrell Shoe
Maly
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