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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1924

Page

10

Limbert outlines new monument and Craters of the Moon event

R W Limbert of Boise spoke to the Pocatello Kiwanis at Hotel Bannock detailing Craters of the Moon formations ice caves cobalt lava fields and other features. He announced the official opening of the Craters of the Moon on Sunday June 15 with a large Arco celebration attended by state officials and southern Idaho representatives.

R. W. Limbert Boise Chamber of Commerce Craters of the Moon Pocatello Kiwanis Club Bannock Limbert Idaho Pocatello Arco Kiwanis Club Kathryn Blosser Adelaide Anderson A. M. Newton Day Tiffany C. H. Sprague J. M. Kilfoyie Arthur W. Hall

Colored man bound over to court on burglary charge

John Bell colored was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Lockhart on a burglary charge and bound over to the district court in a $1000 bond. He was accused of burglarizing LeRoy Knowles home on May 19 with missing items recovered and a key found fitting the door lock. Mrs Knowles saw a Negro near the house as they left for a drive but could not identify Bell.

John Bell Justice of the Peace Lockhart Bell LeRoy Knowles Custer Street Knowles

Foley Pills Reach the Sore Spot

Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pa testifies Foley Pills eased kidney pain after other remedies failed. The ad claims Foley Pills stimulate kidney activity and purify waste, promising relief from kidney ailments. Sold everywhere.

Ellen Reighard South Fork

Announcements and Local Events

Cooked food sale by Ilresbyerian Ladies Aid at Boyle Scamlan hardware Saturday. A dance at Highway Inn tonight with special features promised. Swimming classes for women and girls at Y M C A pool Monday afternoons and evenings led by an older woman to assist junior lifeguards.

Ilresbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society Boyle Scamlan Hardware Company Inkom Highway Inn

Amer ican Falls couple visits Pocatello

Mr and Mrs O H Barber of American Falls spent the day in Pocatello for personal business and sightseeing.

O. H. Barber American Falls Pocatello

Summer School Opens at Idaho Technical Institute

Registration for the summer term at Idaho Technical Institute began at 8 30 this morning. An alphabetical calling system reduced registration confusion. Director Charles Lewis expects enrollment to exceed 400 by week’s end with normal courses leading and commercial work second. All required work for teachers certificates will be offered by Tech faculty and regional educators. A Logan summer school ad may boost local attendance.

Idaho Technical Institute Charles Lewis State Board of Education The Tech Idaho Logan the Tech Pocatello

Husband Held on Mann Act Charge in Vice Case

J. E. Shaw and his wife Helen Shaw were arrested by Cit Detectives on a commercialized vice case. Shaw faces Mann Act charges filed by the justice department while his wife, 23, is held as a material witness. They came from Salt Lake City on April 30 after trouble in Idaho Falls where they ran a rooming house. Mrs Shaw was formerly Helen Wisner.

J. E. Shaw Helen Shaw Cit Volkmeier J. L. Balders Justice Department Shaw Salt Lake Idaho Falls United States Turner Helen Wisner

Masonic Bodies Confer Fifteenth Degree in Boise and Pocatello

The spring reunion of Scottish Rite Masonic bodies in Boise and Pocatello focused on conferring the fifteenth degree. Rose Croix marshal T. Wood of Boise attended, with the eighteenth degree scheduled for 8 p.m. Other listed degrees span the day with a luncheon at the Elks temple and further sessions by the Boise consistory.

Boise Pocatello Elks Temple Rose Croix Marshal T. Wood G.I. G Idaho

Thank You Note From Lottie Burton Family

The Burton family extends gratitude for kindness after a bereavement thanking friends and the Elks for flowers. Included are names Mrs Lottie Burton Audrey Burton and Mr and Mrs Lo Beatnut. The item ends with a mention of Tagore and India feeling for Japan over an indignity and exclusion of pansies America.

Elks Lottie Burton Audrey Burton Hie Burton Mra Beatnut Toklo—Gir Rabindranath Tagore India Japan America

Hospital Notes on Illnesses and Injuries In Town

Mrs A Fiala at 557 North Harrison avenue suffers pimeine poisoning and is treated locally. D D Helland four miles north is also in hospital. Fred Masters leaves hospital after weeks ill. Mrs Robert Rhea at 521 North Harrison ill at home. Mrs C E Barker 318 South Johnson ill at home. Mrs Russell Feldsted 405 North Main ill at home. J C Elliott of Zweigurt market sustains fever injuries to thumb and forefinger when meat saw slips, bone cuts.

A. Fiala North Harrison Avenue D. D. Helland Fred Masters Robert Rhea Harrison Avenue C. E. Barker South Johnson Russell Feldsted North Main Street J. C. Elliott

Pocatello Bears to Join Twin Falls Elks in Twin Falls

Town notes say the Pocatello Bears baseball team will travel with the Pocatello Elks delegation to Twin Falls for the State Elks association convention tomorrow and Thursday. The Bears and Twin Falls team meet Wednesday afternoon. Visiting in town are Dr. J J UVunnor and Mrs. UVunnor staying with Mrs. O Connor's parents, Charles and Mrs. Seavers. Dr O Connor is a senior lieutenant in the U S Navy Medical Corps and just returned from a nineteen month Asiatic tour and will head Salt Lake recruiting.

Twin Pocatello Bears Pocatello Elks Twin Falls State Elks’ Association Bears J. J Uvunnor

Eighteenth Republican Convention Opens in Cleveland

The eighteenth Republican national convention begins in Cleveland with Secretary Lockwood reading the official call as Groesbeck declines platform committee and A T Roberts is proposed. Chairman Adams opens the session praising Republican progress and national unity, while Burton is nominated temporary chairman amid some procedural gaffes.

Lang Syne Lockwood National Committee Groesbeck Michigan Adams A. T. Roberts Lincoln America Europe United States Pennsylvania George W. Thomas Scranton Burton Ohio Norbeck South Dakota Anne Carlisle Indiana Adama Mr. Adams

Convention Sparks and Coolidge Cheers at Republican Gathering

At the Republican national convention delegates applaud as Burton hails party unity and law enforcement, denounces crime and corruption, and celebrates solidarity. Bishop Anderson delivers the opening prayer praising the nation’s founding ideals and leadership.

Prayer for Nation and Leadership in Sacred Convention

A prayer recounts gratitude for a fallen chieftain and asks divine guidance for the president and all branches of government. The speaker seeks righteousness, adherence to law, protection of constitutional rights, world peace, and moral courage to guide the republic through future days. The closing plea invokes Almighty God and Jesus Christ.

Anderson Cleveland William F. Anderson Methodistie Church Cincinnati Boston Commonwealth Party Republic United States America God of Jesus Christ

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