Bartlett Sinclair Explains Brady Victory in North Idaho
Bartlett Sinclair, Idaho civic leader, analyzes North Idaho support for Senator James H. Brady. He credits Brady’s record as state chairman and senator, party loyalty, and public service, noting Republicans favor experience, unity with Borah allies, and a fair, issue driven campaign.
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First Yellowstone Park Train Inaugurated This Season
Time card No. 74 takes effect at 12 05 Sunday. No 15 to the park arrives 12 01 am and leaves 12 20 am reaching Yellowstone 6 45 am. No 16 departs Yellowstone 7 15 pm arrives Pocatello 2 am leaves 2 26 am. No 13 departs 12 50 am, No 4 at 11 30 am, No 18 goes out earlier at 11 25.
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Yellowstone Park
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Yellowstone
Pocatello
Special Sunday Dinner At Don Cafe Ad
Dont forget the Special Sunday dinner tomorrow at the Don Cafe located at 35c. See Dr. Mallison large ad in this issue ADV note.
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Don Cafe
Mallison
Test case clarifies liquor transport into dry territory law
A Downey man, David Day, was acquitted in district court of illegally transporting liquor into dry territory after his attorney argued the local option law requires evidence of unlawful use or sale. The judge ruled that transporting liquor for personal use to one’s own residence is not a crime without proof of illicit intent.
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District court clarifies local option and transport law
Judge Alfred Budge ruled this morning that the local option and transportation provisions do not bar individual rights when actions are lawful. He stressed that bootleggers cannot rely on personal rights and that authorities must prove shipments are for illegal purposes.
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District Court
Alfred Budge
Blackfoot Gears Up For Tomorrow Home Game
Preparations are complete for Blackfoot's baseball game tomorrow with sunny weather forecast. The team shows sharp infield play and quick base running drills after a strong practice. A twenty piece band will join the home crowd as locals anticipate a highly spirited contest.
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Old Formain
Six Months for Booze Scattered Sentences in Criminal Term
The criminal calendar winds down as day closes on cases against David Day. H Griffith and Harry Quinsey receive six months each for common nuisance. A E Jackson pleads guilty to petit larceny and is sentenced three months. Terrell receives one to three years for adultery. appeal possible. Kazakas and Karas also cited. Kirk’s bond forfeited. Civil business to follow until the 20th. Judge Budge, County Attorney Smith praised. Sheriff Lowry commended.
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David Day
H. Griffith
A. E. Jackson
Harry Quinsey
Frank B. Terrell
Mike Kazakas
John Kirk
James Karas
Jim Polas
Budge
Smith
Lowry
Arrival of the Admiral’s Train Brings Yellowstone Hotel Staff
The beanery special arrives in Pocatello at 8 o’clock tonight with twelve cars, carrying all the employs and aides for Yellowstone park’s big hotel system for the season. The train will depart shortly after arrival.
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Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
Local Fans Await Johns Family Visit For Season
The Johns are eager to see the group of young women later in the season and a good delegation plans to board the train for season bookings. The first regular park train runs tomorrow night.
Tribune Office Ad Offers Five Cents Per Bunch
An old newspaper line advertises five cents per bunch for papers at the Tribune office, promoting bulk purchase of back issues.
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