Former Bannock Bank Head Accused Of Duplicate Sheep Loans
Evidence presented in federal court alleges that 12 head of sheep were used as collateral for two loans from the Cattle and Loan Company, both obtained through former Bannock National Bank president L. Reece. Prosecution ties the loans to irregular management and manipulated loan documents. Key witnesses include E. Fisher and J. Etcheenhar with over 110 exhibits.
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L. Reece
Pocatello
Reece
Bse
John Etechecahar
Bannock National Bank
John Etcheenhar
Meet
Credit Men elect J T Young to national board
J T Young of this city is named a director of the National Association of Credit Men. The group, with over 83 000 business members, calls for orderly credit and argues for federal reserve and farm loan bank reforms to aid prosperity and resource development nationwide.
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National Association of Credit Men
The
Tribune
J. T. Young
Cole Wyoming
Wyoming
Utah
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Idaho
Local Mother Seeks Missing Son From Brook NY
Mrs F Carlsen of 281 Rutland Road Brook N Y asks Postmaster Lee Me Busk to help locate her son J Carlsen who has been away from home for two years.
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F. Carlsen
Rutland Road
Brook N. Y
Lee
J. Carlsen
Missing Denver youth reaches Pocatello May 18
A seventeen year old boy left Denver and was due in Pocatello on May 18. His mother reports sending money and asks him to inform her if he received it or to return home. She pleads by letter for him to contact her, signaling worry and urging telegraph or true arrival.
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Denver
Pocatello
Robert J. Carlsen
Pses
Knights of Columbus Fraternity Plans Pocatello Initiation
Pocatello council No. 892 Knights of Columbus to hold initiation Sunday afternoon at the K C hall with about thirty five candidates. Knights meet at 9:30 a m to march to St Joseph s Pro Cathedral for high mass celebrated by Rev J Dolan. Initiation starts at 1:00 p m with refreshments to follow. Out of town Knights expected for the degree work.
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Pocatello Council
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Beef
Mount Sullivan Mining Elects Officers and Plans June Work
The Mount Sullivan Mining Company held its annual meeting on June 8 electing John J. Hull as president E Layton as vice president Joe Munn as secretary and treasurer Cy andier A Norton John x da Wohnson as board member Lars Joh will represent the company at the Mackay area mine near the Blue Jay site where a large strike was recently made. Work at the mine will begin about June 15 with promising activity anticipated for Mackay this season.
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Mount Sullivan Mining Company
John J. Hull
E. Layton
Joe Munn
E &. Cyandier
A. Norton
John x da. Wohnson
Lars Joh
Mackay
Blue Jay
Island near Blackfoot set aside as rifle range for Idaho guard
President Harding, acting on Representative Smith's request, issues an executive order withdrawing and reserving an island in the Snake River near Blackfoot, Idaho for use as a rifle range for the Idaho National Guard. A second order adds lands to the Minidoka National Forest under the January 11, 1922 act.
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Smith
Harding
State sues Leroy Jones over license and permit shortages
Boise June 10 jury selection began in Judge Reddoch's court for the civil case against Leroy Jones former Idaho state game warden. The state charges shortages in game licenses and shipping permits totaling 23064.97 with bonds by American Surety Company. Three counts allege shortages of 2214.50 6891.1 and 15958.56 with interest from March 31 1918.
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Boise
Game Department
Jones
United States Marshal
Interes
State Game Department
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce discusses regional tourism routing dispute
Ogden business interests back southern and eastern Idaho routing against Utah Automobile association. J M Harbertson of a motor company surveyed differences between regions and pledged to press the issue with Ogden upon return. Southern and eastern Idaho groups urge cooperation and have forwarded Rishel letters to the chamber.
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J. M. Harbertson
Idaho
Ogden
W. D. Rishel
Utah Automobile Association
Anderson
Chamber
Guardianship Sale Notice in Bannock County Idaho
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho the guardian of the minor heirs of Tsacorobe will, after June 12 1922 and within six months, sell privately the Southeast Quarter of the South Quarter of Section 20 and the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 29 Township 3 South Range 36 East Boise Meridian. Bids to Fort Hall Idaho with cash and a certified check of at least 1300 dollars. Guardian William Donner. Fort Hall Indian Agency address. d-113-10-2td.
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Bannock County
Idaho
Tsacorobe
East
Boise Meridian
Fort Hall
William Donner
Guardian
Fort Hall Indian Agency
Fee Emb
Township 7
Range 36
Guardian Indian Agency
Notice of Sale by Guardian of Fee Emb Heirs
Guardian of the minor heirs of Fee Emb announces private sale of West Quarter Section 21 and Northeast Quarter Section 28 Township 7 South Range 36 East Boise Meridian Idaho for cash. Bid must be accompanied by a certified check not less than 900 dollars. Sale posted June 12, 1922 in county of Idaho.
Shrine Special Stops in Gate City on Union Pacific Business
E. E. Larkin of the freight and general department of the Union Pacific system visits Boise after arriving on the Shrine special. He plans a stopover in the Gate City today to discuss company business with chamber officials.
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E.E. Larkin
Ger
Union Pacific System
Boise
Chamber
Poeatello
Gate City
Chevrolet Output Exceeds April 1921 By April 1922
Ban nock Motor Company reports Chevrolet sales for April 1922 surpassed April 1921 by a substantial margin according to D. M. Gallafent. The data indicates growing demand and continued momentum in the Chevrolet market segment.
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D. M. Gallafent
Bannock Motor Company
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Manufacturing Booms Amid Rising Output
The article notes expanding Chevrolet production with large daily capacities in Michigan and St. Louis plants, two weeks behind on orders yet booming business. The Utility Coupe for professional use arrives soon, with 400 units daily production, and January to April 1922 sales reach 105 thousand cars.
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Mich
St. Louis
Pocatello
Bannock Motor Uo. Thon
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