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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

2

Local Brevities Highlight Rotary Dinner and Community News

Rotary dinner at Y M C A tonight sets final Salt Lake convention plans. Y P S C E cooks food sale at Pocatello Gas and Power office Saturday. Notables travel as Fargo Cruse Archibald and Steely plan Mackay fishing. Dr George R Miles returns from California after two and half years away. Deputy Game Warden Marshall plants 2000 rainbow fingerlings at Mink Creek. Martha Tanner, 16, Blackfoot, dies. burial by Schumacher Hall to Blackfoot. Mrs Anna Briggs learns son Floyd L Briggs arrives at Newport News Virginia after 18 months overseas with 18th Engineers.

Anna Briggs Floyd L. Briggs Newport News Briggs Headquarters Company 18Th Engis

Governor Will Greet Idaho Soldiers on Landing

Governor D W Davis will be in New York City on Saturday to welcome about 1000 Idaho soldiers returning from France. The men, from Nampa and Twin Falls, disembark after nearly two years of service as four companies of the 46th field artillery. Davis canceled June engagements to meet the homecoming and also spoke in Washington on the dexter long and short haul measure.

D. W. Davis New York City Idaho France Statesman Boise Frank W. Grown Rotary Club 46Th Field Artillery Miss Watts Rocky Mountain Club Nampa Twin Falls Davis Secretary of War Interstate Commerce Committee United States Senate Washington

Soldier Plans Return From Overseas Departure

A soldier writes from 834 North Garfield expressing happiness to return to the United States and noting immediate departure for Fort Russell Wyoming to be discharged. He ends with a playful line about kissing Center street.

Resises North Garfield Ft. Russell Wyoming Center Street

Newsroom Call Instructions for Editors

A reminder to reporters to contact the desk when they have substantive updates. Include clear details, proper contact numbers, and concise summaries for timely publication decisions.

No Accident Week Gains Steam Across Railroads

The southern region saw 32 of 50 railroads post one hundred percent safety records during No Accident Week with only four serious injuries among 85 total. Central western lines under Hale Holden aim for 100 percent safety June 22 to 28 as unions and employees rally for no accidents.

Central Western Hale Holden Chicago Y&th B. L. Winehell Atlanta Central Western Region Holden United States Division of Operation United States Railroad Administration Union Pacific

Local No 267 backs city on July 4 celebration funding

Local No 267 hod carriers and laborers repudiated F W Donicht for opposing the city council's appropriation to help fund the Home Coming and Victory celebration on July 4. The union approved the council's action and endorses the patriotic expenditure. Signed by William Harr, secretary.

F. W. Donicht Building Trades Council Ponicht Donicht Local No. 267 William Harr

Independence League declares provisional government in Korea

Leaders claim a secret provisional government has been set up in Korea with Yi Seung Man as president, announced from Seoul on June 12.

Seoul Korean Independence League Korea Yi Seung Man

Seek Quick Relief with Chamberlains Tablets Ad

A newspaper ad advises acting at first signs of a bilious attack. It urges timely use of Chamberlains Tablets to ward off the attack before meals, suggesting skipping one meal and taking a dose to prevent distressing symptoms.

No Evidence on Which to Hold the Men

Gus Tourlos and Nick Markos faced grand larceny charges from Mary Hecht of the New Palace rooming house. A preliminary hearing found insufficient evidence, and both were released as the case was dismissed.

Gus Tourlos Nick Markos Mary Hecht New Palace Clark Street Justice of the Peace John A. Tupper Tourlos C. D. Smith Markos William Hdens I. E. McDougall Mary Marhos Tom Palace Rooming House Connet

Neibaur Wins Medal of Honor in World War I Heroics

Private Thomas C. Neibaur of Sugar City, the first U.S. Army private to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor, arrived home after a Salt Lake visit. He earned the award for actions October 16, 1918 near Landreset and St Georges, France, where despite leg wounds he killed four enemy soldiers and guided eleven more back to American lines. Over 10,000 people greeted him in the upper Snake River valley.

Thomas C. Neibaur Sugar City Salt Lake Short Line Neibaur General Pershing Landreset St. Georges France Snake River Valley

Prater Studio Opens by Appointment at 445 Center

The Prater Studio announces special closing on Thursday April 17 1919 and offers evening appointments at 445 Center.

Prater

Hold Your Bonds Do Not Sell Them In Hard Times

A government bond guidance column urges bondholders to keep and properly track bonds. It advises holding until absolute necessity, consulting banks for quotations, and maintaining a separate bond number list to aid recovery if lost or stolen. Banks may help by warning customers and assisting in safeguarding assets.

Timely Warning Signals Skies Amid Weather Turbulence

A brief alert describes billows and impending attacks in vague terms. The warning notes a looming hazard and urges readiness as conditions worsen. No specific location or authoritative body identified in readable text.

Brady takes lead in national open golf at Braeburn

Mike J. Brady of Oakley shot 74 in 36 holes to grab a share of the national open lead at Braeburn Country Club Newton Mass. He stands two strokes ahead of Charles H Hoffner with Hoffner shooting 78 as professionals and amateurs including Evans Ouimet Hagen and McNamara vie for the title in the 36 holes final.

Newton Mass Mike J. Brady Oakley Braeburn Country Club Brady Charles H. Hoffner Philmont Hoffner Charles Evans, Jr Francis Ouimet Walter Hagen Hagen Tom McNamara McNamara

Ady Promotes Skipping a Meal for a Dose

A fragmentary ad message reads Skip one meal and take a dose. The note cites Ady as the promoter and implies a prescription or remedy tied to skipping meals as a quick fix.

Classified ads seek tenants for good houses or apartments

Local classified notices offer rental listings for desirable houses and apartments. Readily available units headline quick occupancy with contact details and terms for prospective tenants to inquire.

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BF Hough Cama The Presbyterian Church Pocatello Gas and Power Co Lyman Fargo R. J. Cruse C. H. Archibald Dr. O. B. Steely Mackay George R. Miles Mrs. Miles Calafornia Pocatello Miles A. T. Marshall Mink Creek Blackfoot Martha Tanner Thoms C. Tanner Schumacher & Hall Company Will Hortick Tribune Hood River Oregon California Sunkist Skaggs United Stotes East Center St Organization C. M Mike Brady Nagapate Rex Theatre Martin Johnson Charlie Chaplin Helen Chadwick Franklyn Farnum Em Garringer Wm. Duncan Edith Johnson Man of Might Billy Rhodes
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