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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1932

Page

3

Four Held After Utah Car Theft Chase in Idaho

Four Utahns two young men and two 17 year old girls were arrested after a 12 mile chase on the American Falls highway. Elden C. Smith 21 and Theodore C. Carter 22, recently paroled for burglary, are held for Ogden Utah authorities. The car with Utah dealer's license was reported stolen near Ogden then located by Officers Nelson and Roubidoux on the highway. The two girls Pearl Herzog and Vivian Speirs 17, both from Logan, were along for a promised trip to Boise. Police expect further charges against the men and possibly the girls.

Guy Nelson Jarvis ~ Roubidoux Pocatello Ogden Utah Elden C. Smith Theodore C. Carter Utah State Penitentiary Gene Barnard West Side Arthur Avenue Nelson and Roubidoux Pearl Herzog Vivian Speires Logan Smith Carter Boise Speir Miss Herzog

Indian Bureau Expands Funds For Grasshopper Battle

The Indian Bureau approves additional funds and orders poison dusting and mixing machines deployed from Fort Hall and Moffett county as eradication work intensifies in Bannock and Bingham counties. Local farmers report severe hopper damage and urge swift action amid station-based poison distribution planned for next week.

Moffett County Colorado Fort Hall Parker Bannock County Bingham Lincoln Creek Blackfoot T. Aberdeen Bingham County

Fortune Taken From the Sea

Divers faced bad weather for weeks as they located the Egypt. After three days of searching they reached the deck and by July were eight feet from the gold room. Repeated delays pushed progress until on November 17 they broke into the gold room.

Egypt Torus

Aerial Wrangling Breaks Wild Horses Near Lakeview

Lakeview Oregon June 10 an aviation wrangler flew over northern Nevada ranches and drove 750 wild horses toward cowboys. The attempt left only 15 horses unchased as partners planned a second drive later today with more riders joining.

Lakeview Ore Nevada Hahn

Fire at rear of 240 Fourth Avenue causes little damage

East and west side fire departments were called at 2 50 this afternoon to extinguish a small blaze at the rear of 240 Fourth Avenue. Hot ashes beside a coal shed caused the fire, and Chief A B Canfield said damage was slight.

East West Side Uth Fourth Avenue A. B Canfield

Idaho Weather Outlook for Tonight Through Sunday

A pair of mild nights lead into a weekend of fair skies. Saturday brings continued pleasant conditions with light winds, followed by a Sunday of continued fair weather and mild temperatures across the state.

Idaho

Court Fines Lead To Jail in Local Session

Acting Police Judge R. S. Callis presided as Roy Elson and Billy Norris were each fined $25 for intoxication and jailed in lieu of payment. Norris had a case continuance. Antonio Ramirez was jailed for vagrancy after a hearing. Others paid or forfeited bonds for traffic violations including stop sign and over time parking offenses.

R. S. Callis Roy Elson Billy Norris Elson Norris Antonio Ramirez Callis Bert Devenberg K. Nelson Ellis Christensen A. A. Rowsell W.S. Ropper

Poison Campaign Inaugurated In West Bingham

West Bingham begins a poison campaign assigning teams to infest outlying areas. Blackfoot has 20 men led by W C White. Groveland 10 by Fred Bergeson. Moreland 10 by Frank Grimmett. Wapello 5 by Frank Berlin. Riverside 5 by Frank Halverson. Preston James Just. Rose 5 Ira Corey. Thomas 5 John R Williams. Firth 10 Jack Slaton.

Blackfoot W. C. White Groveland Fred Bergeson Moreland Frank Grimmett Wapello Frank Berlin Riverside Frank Halverson Preston James Just Rose Ira Corey Thomas John R. Williams Firth Jack Slaton

Local 295 A. F. of M. to Meet Sunday at Labor Temple

Announcement for Local 295 A. F. of M. meeting this Sunday at 2 o clock in the Labor temple on north Main street. Also the O R C ladies are asked to meet at 2 p m in W O W hall for initiation practice. Santa Ana Auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans plans a home cooked food sale next Wednesday with orders via 1372 or 33 J.

A. F Labor Temple North Main Street The W. O. W. Hall Santa Ana Auxiliary

Sportsmen Plan Dog Show Amid Cricket Campaign

Bannock County Sportsmen's association members volunteered in a local drive to exterminate crickets in the Fort Hall Gibson Lincoln Creek area. President T C Brantley presided as B A McDevitt drafted a resolution backing a commission form for the state game department. The plan includes a dog show during the American Legion celebration early next month.

Bannock County American Legion

Rotarians Plan Alaska Visit After Seattle Convention

Members of the Poca Tello Rotary club plan a tour of Alaska after attending the Rotary national convention in Seattle. Expected travelers include Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. MacKenzie, Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Young, and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McHan. The convention runs June 20 to 24 with special steamship arrangements arranged for Rotarians.

Pocatello Rotary Club Alaska Seattle E. L. Anderson F. E. MacKenzie R. O. Young H. L. McHan

Noted Clown to Appear at Blackfoot Rodeo

Homer Holcomb world class rodeo clown and his trained mule Orphan Annie will entertain crowds at the American Legion rodeo in Blackfoot on June 16 17 and 18 He has appeared at Blackfoot every rodeo since 1927 and is also a skilled rider expected to display riding prowess beside clown acts.

Homer Holcomb Orphan Annie American Legion Blackfoot Idaho Homer

Latter Day Saints M I A Open Sessions in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City hosts the 37th annual M I A conference for young men and women alongside the 30th annual primary association gathering. George Albert Smith and Mrs Ruth May Fox headline, with discussions on enriching leisure and moral training for youth amid changed economic conditions.

Salt Lake City Young Men's Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Associations Primary Association Beehive House Saltair Miss Anderson David O. McKay Council of Twelve Apostles of the Church Tabernacle Oscar A. Kirkham Young Men’s Organization M.I. A

Prohibition Dominates Republican Gathering Speculation

At a Republican meeting, prohibition is the talk as a possible successor to Fess dominates discussion. The crowd revisits a long line of names tied to speculation including Curtis and Dawes as a potential nominee, echoing 1920s preconvention chatter.

Patrol Mine Area Guardsmen Ordered Into Trouble Zone

In Christian county Kentucky on June 10 authorities ordered twenty national guardsmen into the mine area after Deputy Sheriff Wallace Myers was killed by sniper fire from a hillside as miners emerged from Empire mine No 6. Three miners Paul Davis Maxie Long and Goldie Fisk were arrested. Twenty four former Empire mine workers had been bonded on charges of intimidation.

Hopkinsville Kentucky Mannington Empire Christian County National Myers Paul Davis Maxie Long Goldie Fisk Empire Mine

Pioneer Mother Harriet Davis Rites Held in Montpelier

Funeral services for Harriet Jane Davis eight five were held at the Montpelier stake tabernacle with Bishop Louis Perkins officiating. Davis died at her Montpelier home June six after crossing the plains in a wagon as a youth and later becoming a longtime Montpelier resident. She married Jar ed Moroni Davis and fostered 13 children. Surviving children include M J Davis Glen dale CA S C Dalton Dave Davis E D Wilson C Wright J O Davis Guy B Davis J W Stringer and Lyle Davis. She leaves 41 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.

Harriet Jane Davis Montpelier Stake Tabernacle Louis Perkins Davis Montpelier Missouri Plains Utah Jared Moroni Davis Brigham City

Roosevelt Fight Grows as Byrd Endorsement Shifts Delegates

Roosevelt managers claim about 700 votes may go to a first-ballot count in the convention as Roosevelt rivals consolidate. Virginia endorses Byrd, while Alfred E. Smith Garners 94, Garn er 90, Lewis 58, White 52, Reed 36, Byrd 24, Murray 23, Ritchie 16 in ongoing balancing of support.

Roosevelt Florida Mississippi Idaho North Carolina Indiana Virginia Harry F. Byrd Alfred E. Smith New York Pennsylvania John N. Garner James Hamilton Lewis George White James A. Reed William H Murray Albert C. Ritchie

Guard Units Depart for Two Week Idaho Encampment

Sixty eight officers and men of Troop B 116th Cavalry Idaho National Guard join a special train at Pocatello for a two week encampment at Camp Russell Robinson Boise. The train carries guard units from Rigby Idaho Falls and others stopping at Minidoka Gooding and brings total personnel to about 130. The full encampment near Boise will include around 1000 men and 100 officers under Colonel F. C. Hummel.

116Th Cavalry Idaho National Guard Pocatello Camp Russell T. Robinson Boise Barracks E. J. Thorkildsen Rigby Idaho Falls Guard Upper Valley Guard Minidoka Twin Falls Kimberley Burley Buhl Gooding Boise Idaho Idaho Falls F. C. Hummel

Delegates Urge Diligent Work for National Administration Change

Delegates pledge to work diligently for change in the national administration. The motion emphasizes coordinated efforts and sustained advocacy across parties to achieve reform and effective governance.

Catel lo Library Board Hears T O Smith Resignation

At a special meeting the Pocatello library board reports T O Smith tendered resignation and tables it for now. The regular meeting is set for July 12 with attendees including Mrs E P Horsfall Miss Edna Jarboe and Mrs Finis Bentley.

Pocatello Library Board T. O. Smith Mr. Smith E. P. Horsfall Finis Bentley Edna Jarboe

Walters Sees Party Success for Bourbons

At WEISER Idaho on June 10 the Democratic state platform convened to name eight delegates to the national convention for Roosevelt. Asher B. Wilson faced a challenge from Sam Tannahill of Lewiston over who should be national committeeman and how the vote should be conducted, amid party strategy debates.

Wilson Weiser Snake River Franklin D. Roosevelt Gavel T. A. Walters Asher B. Wilson Sam Tannahill Lewiston

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