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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
7
Marriage licenses issued Wednesday to Owen Hunsaker and Luella Higley of Shelley and to George Smith and Pheobe L Palmer of Salt Lake City, per county clerk records.
The Ada county jail escapees may be linked to the theft of an Oakland five passenger car last night in Boise. The vehicle bore Idaho license No. 5821 and motor number 93022.
Frank V. Miller was found guilty last week in district court of grand larceny. Judge O. R. Baum ordered a sentence of one to fourteen years in the state penitentiary at Boise. A motion for a new trial by attorney Wm. Edens was denied. Miller was also convicted of stealing and killing a steer owned by Theodore Swanson, a prominent rancher about five miles west of the city.
A Ford five passenger touring car was stolen last evening in Idaho Falls. It bore Idaho 1920 license No. 22779 and motor number 2680394. Police say the vehicle is likely headed toward the area.
A jury verdict found Richard Douglas the winner against John Crowshaw. The judgment awards Douglas 565.88 for collection of a note after the trial concluded Wednesday afternoon.
In district court before Judge O R Baum the case of William Guillamme Iri barne versus Xavier Servel a damage suit is being tried today with Baird and Davis for the plaintiff and McDougall and Jones for the defendant.
Chief of Police reports A Lehrbas notified from Boise to watch for 13 year old Darrell Paddock son of Mr and Mrs W H Paddock. The runaway is said to be in Poratello and the mother is greatly worried. Any information on his whereabouts is appreciated.
A 1920 five passenger Ford touring car owned by C. KR Johnson of 556 South 6th avenue was stolen at midnight from in front of the Johnson home. The Idaho license number 38597 and motor number 3529203 are recorded. Police pursue leads, suspect joy riding.
Wim Lacey was found not guilty after a police court jury trial lasting Wednesday afternoon for allegedly throwing a hammer at foreman John P. Kiley of the Short Line shops. Attorney Walter H. Anderson defended Lacey. In a separate Wednesday morning case John Andrus faced gambling charges. the jury of five women and one man failed to reach a verdict, four voting to acquit and two for conviction.
Anderson defended Mrs. R. E. Robinson cited for conduct at a house of ill fame and fined $50. D. Bullock failed to appear after a $10 bond forfeiture. J. Kedney and G. B. Crawford fined $5 each for speeding. L. Raymond M. R. Palmer and Don De Shirlin Louis Hem ingsen to appear for running engines and simple assault respectively.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. R. 10. Jones’s home 634 South 6th. All members and friends expected. important business to be transacted as this is the last meeting before the state convention. Mrs. 8. M. Nixon arrived from California in Poca tello for a ten day visit.
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The city notes Mrs Nixon and her husband stopping at the Bannock for a visit. Bannock with his stay spans several months. The annual Flag service of Poca tello lodge No 674 B P O Elks will be held Sunday afternoon. A fine program is being arranged and will be announced in Saturday's Tribune.
The Lady Maccabees plan a Friday evening gathering in Eagle hall. All members must attend and initiation will occur after the regular business session. Lunch will be served.
A regular meeting of the Women's Union Label league will be held Friday evening in the Farmers Equity building at South Second and East Halladay streets. Important matters will be transacted and a good attendance is expected.
A daughter was born this morning at Lynn hospital to Mrs Julienne Huntley a French war bride who says her husband deserted her in Pocatello months ago. Mother and baby are reported to be doing well.
A Detroit Free Press passage quotes a doctor urging surgery to save a wife, with requested costs of around $500 and a patient offering $150, proposing trial with pills as a lesser remedy. The exchange highlights medical cost concerns and early 20th century treatment debates involving affordability and efficacy.
An ambulance driver tells a pedestrian he is lucky to ride to the hospital with a patient already en route, a quip noted by Le Fele-Mele in Paris. A contractor discusses a $6000 house plan, asking about final cost. Three evening dress displays in Jon' feature Queen Mary approved modest bodices.
A retired merchant reports his wife suffered years from catarrh of the stomach. He gave her a gly cerine mixture with buckthorn bark as Alder-i-ka. One bottle produced great results as Aller-i-ka acts on both bowels, removing foul matter and easing sour stomach and gas.
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