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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1925

Page

2

Boise Boy in a Death Leap

Iloreld Ivan Starkey a 20 year old drummer in Hastings Panceland orchestra committed suicide by leaping from Broadway bridge into the Beise river Sunday night around 11 55. Two witnesses who were drinking with him later reported the act. Letters found in his room indicate he planned death for days and one asked that a sketch be used for his tombstone. Authorities searched the river for the body as details emerged of the final moments with companions unable to intervene.

Boise Iloreld Ivan Starkey Hastings’ Panceland Orchestra Elask Broadway Beise River Elroy Moore Starkey J. W. Briggs Broadway Avenue Tina Mosic

Rehearing Refused in Coronado Coal Case

Washington reports the Supreme Court refused yesterday to rehear the famed Coronado Coal case. The decision ends further review of the dispute that attracted national attention and involved major industrial interests.

Supreme Court Tightens Scrutiny of Law Practitioners

Washington June 9 AP reports the supreme court will more carefully examine the qualifications and standing of applicants seeking admission to practice law as part of a drive to prune worthless cases from the docket.

Washington Supreme Court

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Renewal

A reader recalls personal relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The account notes months and age during a period of change and claims the remedy strengthened her and improved her health, describing her as a “new woman” after treatment.

Lydia R. Pinkham Ackerman Lydia Fe Pinkham

Osteopaths Open Twin Falls Meet

Ywin Paris June 9 AP More than 25 of Idaho 45 osteopathic physicians attend the Idaho Osteopathic Association four day session Speakers include nationally known members from Kirksville Mo Chicago Pasadena San Francisco and Los Angeles Resolutions are presided by Dr Vern M Bodmer of Pocatello president of the state association Speakers include Dr Dayton B Holcomb of Pasadena Dr Ernest U Hashore president Western Osteopathic Association and professor of obstetrics and gynecology in the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Los Angeles Dr Leon F Page of Kirksville Osteopathic College Kirksville MO Dr C H Downing of San Francisco

Ywin Paris Idaho Thedaho Osteopathic Association Yeaterday Kirksville Chicago Pasadena San Francisco Los Angeles Vern M. Bodmer Pocatello State Association Dayton B. Holcomb Ernest U. Hashore Western Osteopathic Association College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Leon F. Page Kirksville Osteopathic College C. H. Downing

G A R Session Open In Twin Falls After Arrival Of Leaders

Twin Falls June 9 G A R Burton of Portland past commander in chief will attend the thirty eighth annual Idaho department encampment opening Wednesday Colonel C J Longley Idaho department commander arrived from Boise to preside It is expected about fifty Civil War veterans will attend and the ladies auxiliary officers and delegates will number about 150 Marie Steyer Idaho Falls department president and Ela Taber Glenn national ladies group leaders are expected to arrive today.

Twin Falls C. G. Burton Portland Grand Army of the Republic Idaho Department C. J. Longley Boise Marie Steyer Idaho Falls Dpartment Women’s Clief Corps Ela Taber Glenn

Marriage of Nash and Harris ties McCammon to Pendleton

A June wedding linked McCammon to Pendleton as Marguerite Nash daughter of Mrs. Mary Nash married Roy Harris of Pendleton in La Grande Oregon on June 8. The couple, after a reception, planned to spend time at Wallowa Lake before settling in Pendleton where Harris is employed by the O W R.

McCammon Idaho la Grande Oregon Marguerite Nash Mary Nash Roy Harris Pendleton Wallowa Lake Egon Mere O. W Frank Andrews Sam Ferguson, Jr Pocatello Paul Nash Dolly Hansen J. T. Gittens Lava Hot Springs Pearl Hale The Tech Frankliin Wells Eileen Hale McCammen M. B. Church Bancroft Nihart Roy Buhl Meyers Cohn Salt Lake City Cohn Howard Jenkins Pocatello Hospital Arimo Paul Nash Mies Esther Edeen State University At Moscow James Barron Laurence Thomas Elaine Ethel Barrow University of Idaho Miss Barrow Thomas Rigby Cora Marley Business A. J. Lewis

Idaho Home Industries association organized in Idaho

Rolse Idaho June 8 Most excellent results have been secured in forming the Idaho Home Industries association with Norman B Adkisson as managing secretary who resigned to campaign for Buy At Home goods The organization will maintain headquarters in the Idaho building Boise and will place directors in major communities Women’s federated clubs support the drive to promote Idaho manufactured goods Letters pour in requesting lists and by winter every home in the state is expected to know about Idaho products.

Tribune Rolse Idaho Idaho Home Industries Association Norman B. Adkisson C. C. Moors Boise Federated Clubs

Birthday Party Hosts and Visits Mentioned in Bancroft

Erwin Potter returns home from Provo Utah to Bancroft to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Gee Potter and family. Miss Kyllis Alley hosts a birthday party at home with guests including Milkired Budrow Logue Beamer and others. a Mutual program at L D church features piano violin song and lectures. Lawrence Peterson of Rock Springs Park City Calif visits his aunt Mrs John Hunter in Lund. Mia Dolittle and children move to Benjamin Nedd for their new home.

Tribune Bancroft Erwin Potter Provo Utah Celestine Beamer Myrle Johnson Imeille Rigby Ruby Moser Francis Marshall Myrna Corbett Clifford Sterrett Arthur Peterson J. H. Gilbert Emma Lola Elison Delilah Budrow Lawrence Peterson Rock's Park City Calif John Hunter Lund Mia Dolittle Benjamin Nedd

Inkom social notes and travel sightings around town

Inkom residents and visitors share brief updates from the weekend. Mrs D B Lewis of Los Angeles with Dorothy and Richard left for home after a two week stay. Idaho Falls guests Ruth Pidcock and sister visited relatives. Pocatello families including Mr and Mrs Reed and Mr and Mrs Marso with daughter Sherley called on Inkom friends. A traveler Zordan from Oregon dislocated a shoulder near Onyx. Other locals and guests were noted, including Hunley of Pocatello and a business trip in Pocatello. The National Amateur Oarsmen regatta history is briefly mentioned as background.

D. B. Lewis Los Angeles Dorothy Richard H. Staley J. P. Blair Idaho Falls W. B. Pidcock Ruth Pidcock T. B. Smith Reed Pocatello Mra Smith Robert M. Allen Duncan

Moore to Join Editorial Trip Across Idaho Mayors

Governor Moore plans to join the Idaho State Editorial Association caravan as it travels to Payettes Lakes for the annual meeting and returns via American Falls and Hagerman Valley. The July 1 dedication and July 10 McCall session will feature northern and southern Idaho caravans guided by Byrd Trego and Arco chamber hosts. Last year’s Grangeville meeting drew officials and a large statewide delegation.

Tribune Botee Maho Charles €. Moors Idaho State Editorial Association Paystts Lakes New Meadows McCall Pletursague Goose Creek Idaho Byrd Trego Blackfoot American Falls Hagerman Valley Blue Lakes Shoshone Falls Twin Falls Valleys of the Moon National Monument Pocatello Blackfeet Arco Arco Chamber of Commerce Grangeville Idaho County Caman Prairie Canyon Road Moore Guy Flenner Frank Brown

Lav a Hot Springs social notes span weekend visitors

Miss Eva Kasiska of Pocatello arrives to spend a week with her sister Mable. Selma Reese leaves Sanitar ium after a serious operation. Local families attend the U C T celebration with guests from Pocatello and Grace. Shepard's Orchestra from Paris provides music for the U C T dance. large crowd reports a fine time.

Tribune Lava Hot Springs Idaho Eva Kasiska Pocatello Mable Selma Reese A. W. Hall Paul Burton Verna Boyce Art Last J. Allen James Adams Earl White W. J. Kasiska George Haralm Grace William Arave Donna Salt Lake City McCammon Shepard's Orchestra of Paris U.C. T

Work and Mead Start West Friday

Secretary Work and Dr Elwood Mead will leave Friday for a Northwest tour to inspect reclamation projects Indian reservations and national parks. They will visit Colorado Wyoming Ontario Washington Oregon and Idaho and return July 21. The trip aims to provide first hand information to improve Interior Department administration and policy.

Washington Work Elwood Mead Bureau of Reclamation Northwest Colorado Wyoming Oregon Department of Interiors West Southwest Nap

Plane crashes near Brooks Field kill officer and injure cadet

A Brooks field officer died after a plane plunged to earth in a tall spin seventeen miles from Pas, Anieaie, Texas, yesterday. A cadet was probably fatally injured. The report cites Miss Annie J. Cannon, an astronomer at Harvard University, as the observer of the event and the discoverer of 200 variable stars.

Pas, Anieaie Tex Brooks Here Annie J. Cannon Harvard University Observa

Testing Beefsteaks and Eggshells to Determine Degree of Toughness

Washington reports the Bureau of Standards is testing beef toughness, eggshell strength, and hog bone durability to gauge meat quality and livestock efficiency. Using instruments to measure tendonial strains, experts compare with bite tests, noting tender meat earns higher value and eggshell strength varies with hens diet.

Washington Department of Agriculture Bureau of Standards Imarket

President Coolidge Faces Daily Advertising Pressures

Washington June 9 President Coolidge endures constant publicity efforts aimed at using the chief executive for advertising. The Navy diploma stunt at Annapolis was blocked after his protest, but actors and public figures still seek posed moments at the White House. Photographers keep a steady watch for historic or timely images, while Coolidge prefers his own electric dobbin to live horses.

Robert T. Small Gore Pocatello Tribune Ashington Coolidge Annapolis United States Navy Wilbur White House Permell Pagey Europe Mr. Coolidge

Cuticura Heals Years of Eczema Scalp Trouble

Mrs John Donovan of Minnesota reports a three year eczema struggle on her daughter's scalp with hair loss and severe irritation. After using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap together, the child fully recovered within a week. This is a consumer testimonial from June 11, 1924.

John Donovan Minn

President Coolidge Shuns Endorsements Amid Ad Pressure

A columnist notes the fad of presidents endorsing products and the pressure on Calvin Coolidge to back brands. He argues Coolidge refuses to endorse apple sauce and other items, distancing the White House from advertising while predicting the trend may press on in the future.

Coolidge Mr. Coolidge White House

Belgium Names Its Debt Body to Visit United States

An official Belgian wartime debt commission, to negotiate with American authorities, will visit the United States starting July 1. The group will be headed by former premier Theunis and the head of the Bank of Belgium. Theunis returns to Brussels before departure.

Washington United States Forma Theunis Th Bank of Belgium Belgium Brussels

Utah Law in Death by Own Action Case

Washington June 9 The supreme court will rule on the Utah law used to hold Continental Casualty and three other insurers liable on policies taken out by Robert G Agee. The policies covered death from injuries in an accident. Agee died by his own action. Firms say death was not accident but lower courts ruled the defense not applicable under Utah law.

Washington Supreme Court Utah Continental Casualty Robert G. Agee Agee

Safe Crackers Made Two Hauls

Angus Richter, a downtown clothing-store watchman in Cleveland, was slugged bound and gagged as burglars knocked the safe combination and looted about $10,000 in cash before escaping. In Chicago, daylight safebreakers in the downtown district held up a Kaufman hat shop clerk, threatened him with a revolver, opened the safe, and fled with $3,000.

Cleveland Angus Richter Downtow Richter Chicago Downto District

All Bran Brings Relief After Long Struggle with Constipation

A reader letter from L. T. Williams of Indianapolis praises Kellogg's All-Bran for dramatic relief after years of hemorrhoids and unsuccessful treatment. He reports three weeks of use yielding more benefit than fifteen years of prior efforts following an 18 month prior surgery.

Mr. Williams Tsay L. T. Williams Broadway Indianapolis

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George McManus MR. Blabe Noor Haye Mrs. Olabb O JI Wwe Ape W Twr Peafume Service. Inc Britain Idaho State News Coronado Lydia E.pinkham Ee Victoria Spain National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Behaylkill River Philadelphia Lava Ita Eczema Kellogg’s Kel- Kellogg’s Battle Creek Michigan KK All-Bran Garrett Transfer & Storage Co Adelaide Anderson School of Music Clive Bradford Ethel Terry Rowdon Hayes, Pocatello Molinelli Jewelry Store Acre Pocatello Optical Co DR. A. L. Chylton Center Phone
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