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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
8
Evangelist Billy Sunday and wife Ma Sunday pass through Pocatello en route to Hood River Oregon aboard the Portland Rose from Winona Lake Indiana. He praises Idaho’s character, notes Borah’s influence, comments on liquor votes and boxing bets, and recalls his Cubs career and Sunday playing prohibition.
Mrs Florence Sanders of Wallace was elected president of the Idaho association of the P E O at the closing meeting of the state convention in Weiser. St Anthony was chosen as the 1934 convention site with officers Ste Weber Buhl senior vice president Mary C Sutton Weiser junior vice president Elmore Rupert organizer Helen Kostalek Moscow recording secretary and Claude Davis Boise treasurer.
LAS VEGAS NEVADA June 9 An exchange of shots between Ernest May a police officer and W H Clark an automobile court proprietor last night left both dead May sought Clark after reports he was intoxicated and shooting at women guests Clark fired three bullets fatally wounding May who returned fire and toppled to the ground.
Robert E Hunt age 50 of Pocatello and Marry E Pope age 34 of Boise received marriage licenses in the county clerk's office. Clyde Swain age 26 and C E Chastain age 27 are held for investigation by police. The Pocatello Trapshooting and Skeet club holds a practice shoot Sunday at 10 am south of the city, visitors welcome. Clarence Lucas age 21 arrested on a two year old theft complaint. Troy Sanders age 23 and Frances Wiley age 17 of Inkom received marriage licenses with Wiley having her father J A Wiley's consent. Henry Coffin age 18 sentenced to five months in county jail for burglary of an east side candy store. Ward Schrimpster of the P F E baseball team injured his back at Overland Park. Y M C A boards called for a special meeting tonight at 7 45 with President Burnett. likely last meeting of the season. Mrs W J Schutt recovering from major operation. her son Eugene Schutt visiting. M A Wortman opening a plumbing shop at 247 West Center. E J Fieldstead sends resolution asking emergency freight rates to grain growers of Utah and southern Idaho for 3 000 carloads. Spokane Chamber and Pacific Northwest growers request similar rates. if only the latter is granted it could discriminate against growers.
Myron H. Wells trustee of Western States Building and Loan association bankrupt, sues G F Chester Elinora B Chester and H H Miller for promissory note. Agnes Kutterer and Charles B Kutterer sue Lucy O Palmer Robert D Palmer and Idaho Loan and Investment company to relinquish ownership of lot 9 block 405 in Pocatello. Local artist Bethel Farley displays three paintings in chamber of commerce windows.
The governor details a fiscal program calling for legislative action to expand corporate access to funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and other federal sources. He urges repeal of a prior law allowing counties to pay state taxes with warrants when cash is unavailable in county treasuries.
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Seventy five Coffin family members gathered June 1 at Downey High School to celebrate the birthday of Abbigail Starbuck Coffin. W. B. Coffin led a program with readings, songs, and addresses by family members from Downey, Arimo, Pocatello, and Virginia, plus letters from relatives in Boise and Salt Lake City. Officers were elected for the coming year and attendees included multiple Coffin kin from Idaho, Utah, and Oregon.
City residents join Mr and Mrs Fred Penrose and children of Downey along with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Evans and daughter of Arimo. Irene Arbuckle of Arimo, Pearl Ordal of Pocatello, Sodonia Coffin and son of Virginia, Leonard Ware of Lava Hot Springs, Julia Coffin and children are noted. Invited guests include Charles Kile and daughter of Lost River, Burt Bennett of Preston, Fred Aldous of Downey.
President Roosevelt named Walter Newton to the Home Loan Bank board after the Senate Banking Committee approved the nomination. The move recalls Hoover’s favor to Newton who had supported him and lost a prior Senate appointment.
Aurora Rodriguez was arrested in Madrid on police charges that she killed her son Hildegart Rodriguez a writer for syndicalist publications following a political argument authorities said.
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