Legion Elects Blackfoot Man Commander of Sixth District
Fred Hilliard of Blackfoot was elected district commander at the sixth district American Legion convention in Malad. Other officers named include John W. Foreman of Pocatello as vice commander and Fred D. Fisher of Blackfoot as finance officer, with I. Q. Wood of Pocatello as chaplain. Legion Auxiliary officers were Grace district president Mrs. A. E. Merriam, Malad vice president Mrs. A. F. Scott, secretary Mrs. Wilma Wintershied, Grace, and historian Mrs. F. Minte of Soda Springs. The next convention will be at Preston. Pocatello won the junior baseball game 27 to 0 over Malad. G. Hadley, R. Pearson and W. Black pitched, K. R. Reynolds caught. Ogden won the drum and bugle corps contest, with Pocatello as the only other entrant. Attendees included national Auxiliary president Mrs. Donald Macrae, national VP for the west Mrs. J. F. Howell, and department president Mrs. Kathryn Edell. About 285 people attended the banquet with music by the Blackfoot band and Malad Girls Quartet. Welcome address by Mayor Jedd Jones of Malad. speeches by Macrae, Howell, and Edell. Delegation from Pocatello included auxiliary president Mrs. Ray Brookhart and past president Mrs. W. W. Brothers.
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Fred Hilliard
Blackfoot
The
American Legion
Malad
John W. Foreman
Pocatello
Fred D. Fisher
Blackfont
I. Q. Wood
Legion Auxiliary
A. E. Merriam
Grace
A. F. Scott
Wilma Wintershied
F. Minte
Soda Springs
Preston
Legion
Myelad
C. G. Hadley
R. Pearson
W. Black
K. R. Reynolds
Ogden
Donald Macrae
Auxiliary
J. F. Howell
Kathryn Edell
Downey
Blackfoot Band
Jedd Jones
Macrae
Howell
Edell
Ray Brookhart
W. W. Brothers
Pocatello Boy Wins Essay Prize Contest
Paul H. Davis of 525 West Clark Street, a University of Washington senior, won first prize in a savings bank essay contest with the title Our Cities Need Branch Banking. Davis, active in Phi Kappa Tau and university music groups, has earned recognition for scholastic and social involvement.
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Paul H. Davis
West
Clark Street
University of Washington At
Seattle
the Tribune
Davis
Paul
Phi Kappa Tau
T. R. Davis
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Two Officials to Be Paroled in Whisky Rebellion Case
Wallace Idaho June 11 George Huston and John Wheatley ex Mullan city councilors sentenced to 15 months in McNeil Island federal for the Mullan whisky rebellion will be paroled October 1 relatives here have been advised. Three other officials former Mayor Arthur J Harwood former Chief of Police E O Welch and former Night Policeman Harcourt Murphy have applied for paroles but were denied officials said.
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Wallace
Idaho
George Huston
John Wheatley
Mullan
McNeil Island
Arthur J. Harwood
E. O. Welch
Harcourt Murphy
Intoxicated Driver Faces Manslaughter Charge in Idaho
Clyde D. Marble fiftyTwin Falls automobile salesman is charged with manslaughter in the death of Louis L. Witham after a May 23 collision. Witnesses testified Marble drank whisky before the crash, including a farm house resident and a service station operator. Trial resumes today.
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Burley
Idaho
Clyde D. Marble
Twin Falls
Louis L. Witham
Georgia Whalen
Marble
Legion Band Tuning for Rodeo June 19-21
Tribune Special reports Blackfoot June 11 as Stewart Hoover Post band with about thirty Legionnaires and Auxiliary members traveled to Malad for a district meeting. In addition to the district duties the group plans extensive practice to perform well at the upcoming rodeo on June 19 20 21. Major T D Doke 95 Civil War veteran dies at his son C O Doke’s home in Malad east. buried in Bloomfield Iowa. He served in Company B 44th Indiana infantry for four years and lived in Bloomfield for many years before moving to Utah two years ago.
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Blackfoot
Stewart Hoover
Malad
Ephriam
T. D. Doke
C. O. Doke
Bloomfield
Iowa
Doke
44Th
Indiana Infantry
Utah
Clark Family Heads to Seattle for Graduation Events
Clark left today for Seattle to attend the baccalaureate and commencement of the class in which their son is prominent. The ceremonies will be held June 15 and 16. After graduation, Paul plans to stay in Seattle about a month for tutelage with an insurance company to study the practical side of insurance salesmanship.
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Clark
Seattle
Paul
Juvenile rodeo star to appear at Blackfoot fair
Frank DeKay Jr aims to bring in Melee Harding, a under fifteen juvenile performer, for the June 19 20 and 21 American Legion rodeo in Blackfoot. Harding starred in Hagenback Wallace Wild West shows in 1928 and rodeos nationwide in 1929 with her own stock and striking wardrobe.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
American Legion
Frank DeKay, Jr
Harding
DeKay
A. M. Harding
United States
Road Bulletin Details Wide Idaho Highway Conditions
Interstate routes and state highways across Idaho show mostly good to fair surface and ongoing oiling and reconstruction. Key corridors include U S Route 30 from the Wyoming line to Oregon Line, Route 91 to Yellowstone Park, Route 191 to Rexburg, and Route 22 to the Wyoming border, with numerous miles described as surfaced or oiled and some sections under repair.
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Wyoming
Montpelier
Soda Springs
McCammon
Pocatello
American Falls
Cotterel
Burley
Twin Falls
Buhl
Bliss
Glenns Ferry
Mountain Home
Pickets Bridge
Boise
Nampa
Caldwell
Payette
Weiser
Ontario
Fruitland
Oregon Line
Snake River
Raft River Highway
Utah State Line
Yellowstone Park Highway
Preston
Downey
Virginia
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Ashton
Montana
Idaho-Montana
Roberts
Dubois
Roosevelt
Antelope
Irwin
Swan Valley
Richfield
Picabo
Pagari
Roosevelt Highway
Gooding
Gooding-Shoshone
Shoshone
Fair
North Side
Treasureton
Grace
Alexander
Bear Lake
Paris
Rowe
Malad
Oneida
Ray
Woman Begins Second Century at 100 in Idaho
Mrs Charlotte Richardson marks her birthday as she enters the second century of life in WALLACE Idaho A reception at her daughter Lois McDonalds Lewiston home highlighted the observance She has lived outdoors to stay healthy Mother of nine survives with four children, seventeen grandchildren and twenty three great grandchildren. She lived in Coeur dAlene district for over four decades after emigrating from England over ninety years ago.
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United States
England
Idaho and Utah Road Conditions Report Across Regions
The report outlines road surfaces and conditions across multiple routes. It notes miles surfaced or unimproved in Idaho and Utah with sections described as good fair or rough, including passes and junctions near Teton, Grace Preston Malad and Oneida areas.
Health Factors Are In Session In Salt Lake City
The Western Branch of the American Public Health Association opens a three day convention in Salt Lake City with Dr. Hassler presiding. Governor Dern delivers the welcome. Dr. Hassler responds and Dr. Shepard of San Francisco presents the annual report. Prominent health officers from the west and midwest are among speakers.
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Salt Lake City
W. C. Hassler
San Francisco
American Public Health Association
Association
George H. Dern
Hiassier
W. P. Shepard
West
Middle West
Seriously Ill Blackfoot Resident Reported in Critical Condition
Mrs Clint Christiansen brought her husband from Victor to the L D S hospital at Idaho Falls Monday afternoon with double pneumonia. He is described as very ill while Mrs Paschke, a friend, plans to retrieve the children from Victor.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Clint Christiansen
Victor
Idaho Falls
C. F. Paschkes
Christiansen
Editorial on University of Idaho presidency resignation
The Idaho Argonaut laments President Kelly's resignation amid regents' clashes, noting students face uncertainty about their futures as leadership changes ripple through campus. The piece argues for stability, critiques regents' political motives, and praises Kelly's education philosophy while acknowledging its misalignment with the board.
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University
Kelly
Board of Regents
Idaho
Keily
Argonaut
Cent Phi Beta
University of Idaho Argonaut
Truckmen's Row Brought to Close in Boise
A dispute between Twin Falls to Halley truckers was settled at a conference. The public utilities commission prepared to draft a rate schedule after A W Baldwin of Baldwin truck line refused to raise rates. Protests were withdrawn as parties agreed to operate on a compromise rate schedule.
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Boise
Twin Falls
Halley
Public Utilities Commission
W Baldwin
Baldwin Truck Line
Tear Gas Guns for Idaho Highway Patrol
On June 11 the Idaho state highway patrol received tear gas guns intended for defense and crowd control. The billy-gun hybrids replace regular pistols as officers confront non-criminal crowds and potential disturbances.
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Boise
Idaho
Peonies In Bloom From Blackfoot Supplier
Q F Smith of Blackfoot offers peonies in large or small quantities for events. Visit the garden now to select varieties for fall planting.
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Q. F. Smith
Blackfoot
L R Thomas Seeks Republican Nomination for Bingham Prosecuting Attorney
Former Senator Lorenzo R. Thomas filed for nomination as prosecuting attorney of Bingham county on the Republican ticket. He brings long service in law and politics, including five terms in the state senate, and prior roles as probate judge and state treasurer’s office chief. He has led Blackfoot civic groups and the Eastern Idaho Fair Association.
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Blackfoot
Lorenzo R. Thomas
Bingham County
Thomas
United States Land Office
McKin
Ley
State Senate
Commercial Club
Eastern Idaho Fair Association
Mrs Morrow urged to stay home during senatorial campaign
Englewood New Jersey Mrs Dwight W Morrow has received letters asking her to remain at home and refrain from campaigning for her husband in the senatorial race.
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Englewood
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
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