Benson Speaks to Kiwanis Club in Pocatello
Dr. Adam Benton director of personnel at Utah Power spoke on intelligent thinking before the Pocatello Kiwanis at their noon meeting. He urged group thinking and outlined four obstacles ignorance superstition prejudice and custom while praising Unity fostered by Dean Angell of the University of Idaho Southern Branch and noting upcoming transfer to Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Adam Benton
Utah Power Company
Harry Wilson
Carl Thomaschoff
William Francis
Ellen Edgley
Esther Teeple
Clara Thomaschoff
Don Brown
Benton
Kiwanis
Benson
Ambassador Herrick
Republican Party
Congress
Gion
Walter Newtcomb
H . Turner
Martin F. Angell
University of Idaho Southern Branch
Moscow
College of Letters and Science
Idaho
Ousted Salt Lake Deputy Treasurer Amid Beaven Death Controversy
City Auditor Alvin Readington announced the resignation of chief deputy K E Williams in the treasurer's office due to withheld information about City Treasurer Max M. Beaver's death. Williams was told his service ends June 15 as the ouster decision nears, tied to payroll shortages and the coroner's inquest.
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Salt Lake City
Max M. Beaver
Alvin Readington
K E Williams
Keddington
Williams
Beaver
Willams
April accepted as census date in House action
Washington The House adopted April 1920 as the census date in a compromise and approved the census bid conference report without a record vote. Opposition to November 1929 was appeased by the change and Representative Rankin said he would support the April date after it passed.
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Washington
House
Senate
Rankin
Palm Leaf circle No 19 Teguar meeting and memorial service
Palm Leaf circle No 19 holds Teguar meeting tonight at 8 in W O W hall with a memorial service at 830 for deceased members. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Matilda Smith camp Daughter Pioneers meets Wednesday at 516 Fourth Avenue with a national program and music. Echo Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet Friday at 2:30 at Mrs Ada Stewart’s home 625 West Young Street. Ladies’ aid tomorrow at 2:30 at Mrs John Gar’s residence.
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Palm Leaf Circle No
W. O. W. Hall
Matilda Smith
J. W. Hawks
Fourth Avenue
Daughters of Utah
Ada Stewart
West Young Street
John Gar
Ladies’ Aid
Ferneen
Predatory Fund Shows a Surplus
Idaho predatory animal boards have 33593 dollars to spend this summer to stamp out predators. May spending totaled 5048 dollars for 755 coyotes 15 bobcats and six cougars across 24 of Idaho’s 44 counties per the state sheep commission report.
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Boise
Idaho
State Sheep Commission
Hoover Plan Faces Tight Senate Vote In Farm Debenture Clash
The Senate debate on the debenture attached to the farm relief bill remains tight with key undecideds like Couzens and Shipstead in play. Secretary Hyde pursued last minute talks as party officials monitored potential switches while Trammell shifted to support the conference report after earlier backing the debenture.
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House
Senate
Nye and
Frazier
North Dakota
White House
Couzens
Michigan
Hoover
Hyde
Trammell
Florida
Shipstead
Farmer Labor
Minnesota
Senat
Johnneon
Califortante
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Herbert Meanwet
Dr Naylor Denies Erroneous Car Accident Report
Dr H Naylor the local veterinarian disputes a Sunday Thyme story about a Yellowstone highway crash near Pocatello. He says he and F C Madsen of the Ford coach passed without contact and that the Madsen car left the road after a short skid, contesting the paper’s initial details.
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H. Naylor
F.C. Madsen
Yellowstone Highway
Pocatello
Dr. Naylor
Naylor
D. H Gordon
Dr Naylor
Madsen
Peve
Articles Stolen From Pocatello Home Recovered
Police recovered an automatic pistol and clothing stolen Saturday from J M Bistline 616 East Clark Street. Ernest Dilliard alias Bad Eye held on first degree burglary. to be arraigned before Justice O J Bell. Loot found at vacant 605 North Sixth Avenue. Rumor mentions Charrie Chapin and ex-wife Lita Grey planning marriage.
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J. M. Bistiine
East Clark Street
Ernest Dilliard
Bad Eye
O. J. Bell
Dillard
Idaho
Utah
Bistline
Department
North
Sixth Avenue
Old Timers to Meet in Utah
About 10 000 employees with at least 20 years service attend the Old Timers system reunion in Salt Lake City June 21 to 23 plans are nearly complete Special trains will run from Omaha Portland and Los Angeles to move convention bound travelers The event will be the largest of its kind on any railroad with a parade bands floats and a picnic at Liberty Park Two days of activities include church recital at the L D S temple and entertainment at Salt Air Forty six old timers clubs will be represented
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
U. P
Omaha
Portland
Los Angles
Selt Lake
Pocatello
Kansas City
Dover
St. Joseph
Cheyenne
Portlant
Los Angeles
City Briefs Highlight Y M C A Departures and Summers Work
Miss Mildred Smith re signs as head of the Y M C A women’s department and leaves Friday for Berkeley to study at the University of California. She later leads Pueblo Colorado girls’ physical education. Ac company Mrs Edward Godfrey and two children to Berkeley. Ralph R Wolf of Pocatello S M C A heads to Lake Geneva New York for Northwestern University Y M C A conference with his son. Austin L Jones acts as executive secretary during Wolf’s absence.
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Berkeley
Mildred Smith
California
University of California
Pueblo
Colorado
Edward Godfrey
Miss Smith
Austin L. Jones
Ralph R. Wolf
Pocatello S. MC. A
Lake Geneva
New York
Ralph Wolf
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Wolf
Pocatello
Great Palls
Montana
Mr and Mrs Chase Return From Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs WE Chase returned Sunday evening from Los Angeles where they had resided for three months due to Mr Chase’s ill health. He reports improvement and says they will live at 950 North Hayes in Pocatello while he serves as local manager for a national manufacturing company.
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Los Angeles
WE. Chase
Chase
950 North Hayes
Pocatello
Boy Wounded Camping Improves in Local Hospital
Jack Perse, 15, son of Mrs. Annie Perse of 95 North Harrison Avenue, was accidentally wounded by a companion while camping on City Creek Sunday. He is considerably improved by hospital attendants.
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Jack Perse
Annie Perse
Harrison Avenue
City Creek
Thompson family attends Mills College graduation in Oakland
Mr and Mrs H B Thompson accompanied by their son Ben traveled to Oakland California for the Mills College graduation exercises. Their daughter Mary Kathryn is set to receive her diploma this year from the same school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Thompson
H. B. Thompson
Ben
Oakland
Calif
Mills College
Mary Kathryn
Miss Elsie Potter Joins Long Beach Library Staff
Miss Elsie Potter daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Potter finishes study at the University of Washington and accepts a librarian post at Long Beach. Mr Potter heads the job department of The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Potter
E. G. Potter
University of Washington
Long Beach
Potter
The
Tribune
Bradys Leave for Coast to Attend Graduation
Mr and Mrs E Brady departed for Beattie to attend graduation exercises at the University of Washington. Their children James E and Thalia complete their studies there this spring.
Parisans to Play Peace Officers Clean Sunday Morning
Cops Parisans to Play Peace officers will be taken and cleaning Sunday morning at 10 oclock according to Clyde Gooderham representing the Parisian Dyers and Cleaners. The scene of action will be the Foundry grounds Hl. S Buttell of the Bruce Music company of this city left for Salt Lake City Monday morning to attend the Western Musele and Radio Trades Convention being held in that city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gooderham
Foundry
Hl. S Buttell
Bruce Music Company
Salt Lake City
Standard Oil Convicted in Sherman Antitrust Case
Chicago June 1 The Standard Oil Company of Indiana and associates were convicted in U S district court of violating the Sherman act in a case over oil cracking process patents. The court ruled two to one that the government may seek an injunction to restrain further violations.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
United States District Court Today
Flour Tarekent Te 66013 Barrels
Minneapolis market brief notes grain and flour trade details with unit counts. The report lists barrels and price context for June trading, reflecting activity in the flour market and related pricing signals.
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Ylour
Minneapolis
Stock Market Turns Upward After Early Sinking Spell
New York markets edged up after a dull session as mid month credit stringency kept small speculators out. Call money at 8 percent, banks called about $20 million in loans, and hopes for 10 to 12 percent later in the week persisted. Burroughs Adding Machine split stock 5 for 1 while utilities led advances. Nash Motors and several rails fell to year lows before a late recovery.
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New York
Burroughs
Oral Light & Traction
Commonwealth Power
American Water Works
Crucible
International Distilers
Fleischmann
Ralls
Undertone
New York Central
Atchison, Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Nash Motors
Lackawanna Railroad
United Fruit
Gilletts Safety Razor
Hayes
Mullins
Chemical and Public Utilities
Allied Chemical
Hogs and cattle prices steady to higher in Chicago auction
Livestock receipts include 2000 direct hogs and 6000 cattle with steady to higher tones. Hogs top around 11.20 a load of 200 pounds, while cattle show strength in slaughterers and feeders with best steers around 14.40 to 15.20. Lambs through 16.50 to 16.75, ewes and feeders mixed.
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Chicago
USDA
Market Report From St Joseph And Omaha Livestock Sales
Hogs receipts around 8 000 with prices around 1050 to 1070 for various weights and packers showing demand. Cattle receipts 1800 to 6606 calves 500 fed steers and yearlings active with higher values, hogs steady to higher, cows and bulls mixed, calves and veals firm to higher in Omaha with strong weights around 1450 to 1600 pounds. Lambs and sheep steady to weak, Idaho lambs quoted at 1600 with bids.
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ST Joseph
Calver
Strone
Nebraskas
Omaha
Wrights
Ogden Livestock Prices Steady With Mixed Movements
Hoge receipts total 264 with 114 for local market. Bulk butchers above 10 cents per pound, lighter weights around 16 cents, packing sows around 65 to 77 cents. Cattle mostly lower, steers 11.50, common cows down to 9.50, lambe averaging 6 to 66. A machine now cuts glass from worn-out bulbs in one operation.
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Ogden
Nore
Metals Market Report from New York
Copper and tin hold steady in spot and futures trading as of June 11 in New York. Antimony around 7.49, with other metals showing minor moves or stability in the AP dispatch from METALS NEW YORK.
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New York
Bond Figures From New York Market Report
The report lists government bond prices in New York trading on June 11. Liberty bonds show values around 44,808.17 for Liberty Is and 44,480.47-52 for Liberty 4th. Treasury issues near 106.16 and 100.16 for various maturities, with other quotes in the 40s to 48s range.
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New York
Liberty
Treaury
Treasury
Potato Shipments Reported Across States
June 11 AP dispatch shows total U S potato shipments for June 10 totaling 528 cars with statewide breakdowns including Maine 70 Michigan 54 North Carolina 138 Texas 34 Virginia 39 Wisconsin 60 and South Carolina 16 New shipments to date 17978 up from 168686 last season while old 250569 cars listed.
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Chicago
North Carolina
Wisconsn
Salt Lake City
U. 6
Maine
Michigan
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Interstate Commission Allows Railroads to Gain Control
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and the Panhandle Santa Fe to acquire control by sale of the Kansas City Merion Orient railway company of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison, Topeka& Santa Pe
Panhandle & Santa Pe Rairoads
Kansasa City, Merion & Orient Railway Company
Texas
Bhan Auto Co Promises 24 Hour Roadside Help
The Bhan Auto Co at 189 North Second Avenue offers 24 hour car trouble service with a wrecking car available by phone. As tourist season nears, traffic and accidents rise, and the firm urges drivers to use its speedy assistance by dialing 552 for auto incidents or trouble.
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Bhan Auto Co
North Second Avenue
Public Library Seeks Cleaning Bid July 2 1929
The Livres Board will award the cleaning contract to the lowest bidder on July 2 1929. Bids must be deposited with the secretary Edona M Jarboe by June 39 1929. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Livres Board
Dice
Fema MM
Jarboe
Tae
Resereee Cement
Lie Library Board
Edona M. Jarboe
Stock reduction hearing and bankruptcy notice in Idaho records
Notice announces a June 9 1929 meeting of Hotelock Company stockholders in Pocatello Idaho to consider reducing authorized and par value common stock and share counts. Separately Sidney G Roy files for bankruptcy discharge with July 12 1930 hearing set. creditors and interested parties must respond. Dated June 10 1929, by Clerk of court R W Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Sandock Ceolinpenya Corporation
Saena
Hotelock Company
2 Corporation
Pocatello
Téatto
Heriom
Hotel Ba Ding
Idaho
Worth Clark
District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Sidney G. Roy
Sidney O Roy
Viaitet Statestrict Court
Anid Court
Seid
A. D
R W Jones Heleree
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Salt Lake
Associated Press
Mary Heath
Marvel Crosson
Ruth Elder
Lady Heath
United States
Hammond
Hollywood
Seattle
Wallace
Butte
Bennett's
Butte Place
West Yellowstone
Idaho Falls
Charrie Chapin
Lita Grey
Ares
Standard Oil
Financial and Markets
Canada
London
Continental
Silver
MONEY
Cal Money
Enby
Dodge Bros
Chrysler
BUICK
Chevrolet
Preston A. Blair Co
FHONE
Baskruptcy
Ogre
Pocarei
Ioahoma
F.r.burrus &Co
Western Finance CO
Eam P. Smith
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