Precincts and Names Registrars Bannock County Elections
Registrars in Bannock County urge voters to register for the 1920 primary and general elections. Registration runs Saturdays from May 1 to the Saturday before the primary, then reopened after the primary until the eve of the general. The notice lists 27 Pocatello precincts with registrar names and addresses, plus other precincts in nearby towns. Primary on August 10 and general on November 9, 1920.
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City of
Pocatello
Whitman Street
J. B. Retherford
Kate Toombs
W. Benton
Pauline Bryan
Garfield Avenue
Florence van Vleck
West Lander
Bridget O'Connell
North Arthur Avenue
Precinet
Mona L. Lillibridge
N. Main
Vera Simpson
Washington Avenue
Fairview
Charles Furey
East Bonneville
J E. Retherford
South Eighth
Downey
Swan Lake
Harriet Gambles
Oxford
Anna Croshaw
Cleveland
Maria Prescott
Gentile Valley
Michael Mickelson
Lago
Grace
Merriam
Turner
Susie Frazier
Central
Joseph Hansen
Lund
Ada Philips
Lava Hot Springs
Grant A. Bristol
Bancroft
Ke. L. Howard
Chesterfield
Ella Tolman
Iuiius
Enoch Cornia
Way
Hawkins
George Z. Hodewal
Arimo
Knife and Gun Used in Fight Involving Ex-Police Officer
Don De Shirlin a former city police member was booked on assault with a deadly weapon after a clash with Lewis Hemmingsen at 439 East Center Street. Hemmingsen faced assault charges. both men released on $100 bonds to appear in tonight’s court session. De Shirlin denied firing, claiming a railroad torpedo exploded in his hand. He was previously tried and acquitted in a murder case involving Charles Aikens.
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Don de Shirlin
de Shirlin
Lewis Hemmingsen
East Center Street
Hemmingsen
Police Department
Charles Aikens
Crop Forecast For The Country
Washington June 8 Production figures forecast in today’s monthly report show winter wheat at 504 million bushels and spring wheat at 277 million. Oats 1.315 billion, barley 185 million, rye 80 million. hay 112 million tons. Apples 99 million, peaches 45 million bushels. Spring wheat area 19.49 million acres at 85.5 percent of last year. conditions: winter wheat 78.2 percent normal. Oats 87.8, barley 87.6, rye 84.4, hay 88.9, apples 79.8, peaches 64.9. Oats planted area 41.092 million acres. barley 7.137 million.
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Washington
Aviators killed in 2000 foot drop headline
Aviation Cadets Roy W. Ellington of McCroy Arkansas and Harold Crowley of Mildred Montana were killed at Kelley Field when their plane went into a tall spin and plunged 2,000 feet. The crash caused the craft to burst into flames upon impact. Both cadets had recently arrived from Rockwell Field California.
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San Antonio
June
Roy W. Ellington
McCroy, Ark
Harold Crowley
Mildred
Mont
Kelley Field
Rockwell Field
California
Democratic Special Train for Lewiston
Joel Priest of the Short Line at Boise announced a Democratic convention special will depart Pocatello at 12 15 p m Pacific time June 13 for the state convention in Lewiston starting June 15. The train includes two standard cars and three tourist sleepers with reserved seating for eastern and western delegates. Schedule shows departures and arrivals through Nampa Caldwell Payette Weiser and Huntington ending with Lewiston around noon June 14.
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Joel Priest
Boise
Pocatello
Lewiston
Falls
Minidoka
Shoshone
Gooding
Shoes See Wholesale Price Reductions Across Firms
In St Louis on June 8 AP reports major shoe makers International Shoe Hamilton Brown and Brown announce wholesale price cuts from 25 cents to 2 dollars per pair. Discounts apply to shipments after June 1 and are retroactive to autumn orders. Officials deny any collusion citing tight money and leather price drops as factors. Some shoes retailing at 12 dollars fall to about 10 dollars.
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St. Louis
International Shoe Company
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company
Brown Shoe Company
A. C. Brown
Hamilton-Brown Company
MR. Farmer
National Bank of
Jack Dempsey Faces Trial For Draft Dodging
San Francisco June AP William Harrison Dempsey heavyweight boxing champion goes to trial in federal court on charges of evading the selective service draft and a conspiracy to aid evasion with his manager Jack Kearns. Indictments allege false sworn testimony and concealment of dependents status, with max penalties of up to three years and a 2000 dollar fine.
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San Francisco
William Harrison Dempsey
United States District Court
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Dempery
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Kearns
Federal
Maxime Wayne Dempsey
Pugilist
United States District Attorney’s Office
Dempseys
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wells
Nevada
Draft Board
Ebert Receives Resignation From German Staff
Berlin June 9 AP The government today tendered its resignation to President Ebert who asked it to stay provisionally in office. He urged Chancellor Mueller to move quickly to establish results of Sunday's parliamentary election. Reports from about 350 districts show coalition parties Majority Socialists Centrists and Democrats with 156 deputies and conservative opposition with 43. left and Independent Socialists have 57.
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Berlin
Ebert
Mueller
American Crowns Making Escape
Berne Switzerland June 8 AP A body believed to be an American officer was found in the illt river near Feldkirch Austria by fishermen It is believed the man was drowned while escaping from an Austrian prison camp toward Switzerland
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Berne
Switzerland
Ilt
Feldkirch
Austria
Hughes Pegged 60 Straight Birds at Soo Gun Club
Frank Hughes of Mobridge Dakota won the interstate trophy cup at the Soo Gun Club invitational amateur trap shooting tourney. He achieved an unfinished run of sixty straight hits, with George Nicolai of Kansas City as his closest challenger, missing on the sixtieth target.
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Sioux City
Frank Hughes
Mobridge
Soo Gun Club
George Nicolai
Kansas City
Northwestern Stock Drops After Dividend Cut
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway stock fell about ten points after news of a one percent cut in the common stock semi-annual dividend and a similar reduction in the preferred dividend. The decline followed yesterday's market close in New York.
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New York
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Court melee erupts over Prince William will dispute
In Manassas Virginia Congressmen Flood and several lawyers and witnesses engaged in a brawl in Prince William County Circuit Court over a Partner will contest. Flood swung a cane, Barbour allegedly struck first, and Meredith joined the fray. Judge Brent admonished Barbour but did not cite contempt. The will disposes of a 1.5 million dollar estate.
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Manassas
Plood
Virginia
Prince William County Colrcuit Court
John S.S. Barbour
Flood
Mr. Flood
Mr.Barbour
Lady Astor Defends Women’s Civic Role at Suffrage Congress
At the International Woman Suffrage Congress in Geneva, Lady Astor urged action over words on the League of Nations, saying the ideal is fine but the league is useless without just nations. She urged women to seize opportunities and push for real world improvement. Other speakers included Mrs. Helen King Robinson of Colorado.
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Geneva
International Woman's Suffrage Congress
Lady Astor
Great Britain
League of Nations
League
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
Gendarmes fire on crowd in Austria protest
Seven people were killed and thirty wounded when gendarmes fired into a crowd of demonstrators against profiteering in food in Gratz Austria. The incident occurred June and was reported by AP with details on the casualties and retaliation.
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Grats
Austria
Bandits Lock Up Cashier at Hayes National Bank
Masked robbers entered Hayes National Bank, Hayes Pa ten miles from Pittsburgh, locked the cashier in the vault, and looted the bank before fleeing toward Pittsburgh. No injuries reported and authorities investigating the daytime heist.
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Pittsburgh
Hayes National Bank
Hayes
Guatemala Pensions for Victims of City Bombardment
In Guatemala City in June, the government provides pensions to families of non-combatants killed during a bombing attributed to former President Cabrera. Victims include unarmed men, women, and children. Rebuilding efforts follow earthquakes from 1918 with laborers now earning double wages.
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Guatemala City
Cabrera
Steel Workers Refuse Rejoin the Committee
Montreal June AP After a brief session the American Federation of Labor convention adjourned until tomorrow to allow committees work. The defense fund totals 164,074 after 67,912 in strike benefits last year. Dr J Davis, assistant president of the Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin orders, said his organization would not rejoin the national committee of the ULU in its campaign to unionise the steel industry. He called the Amalgamated the basic steel group and suggested the federation's committee will likely give up its task.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
J. Davis
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin
National Committee of
The
U. of L
Davis
Delegates Face Heat at Republican National Convention
Chicago June AP delegates and crowds faced a hot morning as they left hotels for breakfast and the Coliseum. Campaign managers hunted for changes in lineups while weather dominated interest. Most states held caucuses with little dramatic action ahead, and delegates sought the latest on nominations amid confusion and chatter about Borah and the Jones mass meeting.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Georgia
Johneson Mass
Borah
Four New Bubonic Plague Cases Reported
Vera Cruz reports four new bubonic plague cases with three deaths over Sunday and Monday. Officials say the epidemic appears to be decreasing in intensity as the city returns to calm after earlier alarm.
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Vera Cruz
Lincoln Nomination Marked by Chicago Convention Echoes
At the first Republican convention in Chicago, delegates walked 150 miles to reach a rail line, special fares emerged, hotels charged 1.50 to 2.50 daily, and crowds used hotel billiard tables as beds. Lincoln’s nomination reportedly came in 26 words, announced by cannon fire, with lavish decor by Chicago Republican women and a mass procession later that night. The Chicago Historical Society notes provide relics from the era.
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Chicago
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago Historical Society
Oarsmen Leave for Big Regatta in England
Boston June 8 AP The Union Boat Club oarsmen chosen to represent the United States at the English Royal Henley regatta shipped their shells today and moved to New York where on Thursday they will sail for England. Robert F Herrick coach of the Harvard eight of 1914 leads the party.
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Boston
Union Boat Club
United States
New York
England
Robert F. Herrick
Harvard
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