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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1920

Page

24

Democrats at Lewiston Next Tuesday

Lewiston Idaho June 12 A special train will bring delegates from Southern Idaho to Lewiston for the Democratic state convention June 6 to elect national delegates in San Francisco. Northern counties expected full delegations, with a broader rally for state office candidates. Debate over national committeeman between Dubois and Robert Hitler of Coeur d Alene, and Governor hopeful Nate Pettibone. Senator Nugent’s presence tied to a message from President Wilson on campaign issues. Vice President Marshall receives consideration though delegation likely uninstructed. City readies extensive arrangements and State Chairman Jerome Day will arrive to finalize plans.

Lewiston Idaho San Franccisco Dubois Robert Hitler Coeur d'Alene Hoise Nate Pettibone Idaho County Nugent Wilson Thomas Marshall San Francisco Jerome Day

Chicago Convention Names Next President Amid Harmony

The Chicago week long convention drew national attention as the next president was effectively chosen there. Despite Mayor Thompson of Chicago pledging support to Lowden, his attempts to undermine him with claims of campaign expense abuse drew condemnation. Delegates and US leaders praised fairness and patriotism, expecting the next president to be decided in Chicago today.

Chicago Thompson Lowden Illinois Lowdon United States

Hold It High II Flag Day Tribute to Old Glory

A nostalgic reflection on the American flag as a symbol of victory and sacrifice. It honors Old Glory seen in war and peace, emphasizes duty to the emblem, and notes Flag Day observances nationwide with calls to reverence and patriotism. The piece recalls Civil War zeal and the flag as protector of liberty.

France Europe America

Senate reorganizes committees to cut size from 72 to 32

The Knox resolution reduces Senate standing committees from 72 to 32 for the next Congress. Ten major panels shrink proportionately, and eleven expenditures panels merge into a single seven member committee on executive departmental expenditures. The plan keeps existing jurisdictions intact. Editor Yeaman of the Idaho Falls Register is named honorary vice president at the Chicago convention.

Senater Philander C. Knox Pennsylvania Knox Senate Committee On Agriculture and Forestry Commerce Naval Affairs Yeaman Idaho Falls Register Chicago

National Bank of Idaho Opens in Pocatello

The National Bank of Idaho opens its doors with capital and surplus of 240000 backed by local business leaders. Located at West Center and South Main in the former Firet Savings Tank building, the bank features oak fixtures and tin-walled ceilings. Officers include President I W Standrod and Vice Presidents W H Watson T J Jones and Thos F Terrell. assistant cashiers WH Was ley and H G Berryman, with directors W Standrod W H Watson TD Jones WH A Collins J C Weeter and L L Evans.

The National Bank of Iaha Pocatello New Bank West Center South Main Street Firet Saving Tank I W. Standrod W. H. Watson T. J. Jones Thos F. Terrell WH. E. Wasley H. G. Berryman W. Standrod TD. Jones WH. A. Collins J. C. Weeter L. L Evans

Cavalry Troop To Camp At Fort D A W Russell

Tomorrow morning fourteen men of Troop B 1st Idaho Cavalry led by Captain Louis Gallet depart for Fort D A W Russell for a two week national guard encampment. The Pocatello unit will join Troop A American Falls for maneuvers with new Fall equipment praised as best yet issued. Rifles and ammunition have been received. Names listed: Captain Louis Gallet and fourteen others including John M Callaway Frank Dice Thomas F Dillie Mark Herman J D McKay Wayne Pond D E B Romano Ralph Samms Harry A Smith Harold West W P McCormick Cleyson Raffenberger S A Abbott Raymond Walker.

1St Idaho Cavalry Louis Gallet Ft. D. A Captain Louis Gallet John M. Callaway Frank Dice Thos. F. Dillie Mark Herman J. D. McKay Wayne Pond D. E B. Romano Ralph Samms Harry A. Smith Harold West W. P. McCormick Cleyson Raffenberger S. A. Abbott Raymond Walker

Auto Owners Form Branch In Bannock County

A meeting of Bannock county auto owners endorsed forming an Idaho State Automobile Association branch. Officers named include 8. K Dirady as chairman and J. T. Young presiding. The group aims to mark highways, provide free maps, offer legal guidance, promote favorable legislation, and widen touring bureaus across Idaho.

Povatello Automobile Idaho State Automobile Association Chamber of Commerce Lab Bandock County K Dirady L. Reece Tom Widwards McCammon Ben Madill Lava Hot Springs Tom Coffin Downey J. T. Young H. W. L. Niemeyer Bannock County Idaho

Fifty Years Of Wedded Life Local Couple Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs David Brinson of 211 North Lincoln street long time Pocatello residents celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. They married June 12 1876 at Winters town and moved west before settling in Pocatello in 1887. Children include Mrs R L Sheppard Will Brinson and George Brinson. Brinson has worked as a carpenter and runs a planing mill on the west bank of the Port Neuf river. The Tribune joins friends in offering congratulations.

David Brinson Pocatello North Lincoln Street Brinson North Lincoln Portneuf River Wintersetstown Colorado R. L. Sheppard Will Brinson Miles City Montana George Brinson New Meadows Idaho

Swedish Hold Gold from Soviet shipments in Stockholm

Paris reports that the Swedish government will hold 25 million Spanish crowns in gold sent by the Soviet government in a Stockholm bank under government control. Paris papers note Swedish authorities’ stance on the matter.

Paris Stockholm

Poles' railway lines cut near Kiev by Bolsheviks

Moscow reports Polish railway communications with Kiev are being severed as Bolshevik forces drive in lines north and south of the Dneiper. The official Moscow statement cited Friday details from the Soviet capital.

London Kiev Dneiper Moscow

Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Market Data

U S Bureau of Markets reports cattle receipts 2000 with gains across most categories. Cattle and stockers show 50c to $2 higher, hogs rise 10 to 25c with top at 15.35, sheep and lambs up 25c to 2.00 in spots, spring lambs 50c to 1.00 higher, packer demand steady.

Chicago U. S. Bureau of Markets

Chicago Market Prices Report for Grains and Pork

Chicago market notes list corn No 2 mixed at 1.838 and No 3 yellow at 1.82. Oats No 2 white 1.16 1.17 percent and No 3 white 1.12 1.14. Barley 1.50 1.60 percent, timothy seed 25.00 35.00. Pork nominal. Lard 20.32. Ribs 17.50 15.60. Ryne not quoted.

Chicago Ryne

New York Money Markets Report June Exchange Rates

New York Mercantile paper shows 7 percent market terms with heavy exchange. Sterling 60 day bills at 3.88, commercial 60 day bills at 3.88, 60 day bills at 3.87. Demand 3.92, cables 3.93. Francs demand 7.52, cables 7.54. Belgian francs demand 8.01, cables 8.03. Guilders demand 36.25, cables 36.27. Lire demand 5.41, cables 5.43. Marks demand 2.51, cables 0.53. New York exchange on Montreal 12 percent discount.

New York Mercantile Paper New York Exchange Montreal

Bond Market Update From New York June Report

Final prices for Liberty bonds are listed with several series including 34s at 92.00, first 4s at 85.70, second 48 at 4.50, first 445 at 85.54, second 44 at 4.80, third 4s at 88.74, fourth 44s at 85.40, Victory 4s at 85.60, and Victory 4s at 96.52.

New York Liberty Bonds

Irrigation Company Formed at Bancroft Idaho

Bancroft Idaho June 12 At a meet ing of water users of this district here recently an irrigation company was formed and stock subscribed to the extent of 159000 This will en able the farmers to rehabilitate the present water system and further im prove it Mayor Fred R Reed of Boise executive secretary of the Idaho Reclamation association addressed the meeting and outlined the program the association is fostering for the benefit of western irrigation projects Charles Watson of Soda Springs is spending the day in the city

Bancroft Ida Fred R. Reed Boise The Idaho Reclamation Association Charles Watson Soda Springs City

AFL denounces Republican platform at Chicago convention

Montreal June 12 AP Amid loud applause the American Federation of Labor condemns the Republican convention for turning its back on labor and vows to present labor's demands to the Democratic national convention. A unanimous AFL resolution calls for a congressional probe into alleged outrages against West Virginia coal miners by coal interests.

Montreal American Federation of Labor Chicago Samuel Gompers Matthew Woll Gompers Executive Council West Virginia Convention of the American Federation of Labor

Local Brevities Pocatello Students Help At Blackfoot Musical

Pocatello students of Edward Cox will assist in the Orpheum theatre program at Blackfoot on Wednesday June 16 including Merrill Baird Mamie Baird Crales Blard Clifford Eitell Shirley Marshall Cathryn Capen Mira Neilsen and George Turner instrumental and vocal selections featured. Howard Archibald son of Mr and Mrs B Archibald returns from Boulder Colorado where he studies at the University of Colorado and will spend the summer here.

Blackfoot Pocatello Edward Cox Orpheum Theatre Merrill Baird Mamie Baird Crales Blard Clifford Eitell Shirley Marshall Cathryn Capen Mira Neilsen George Turner Howard Archibald B. Archibald Boulder Colorado University of Colorado

Navy Recruiting Office Moves to Palm Cafe Building

Reporter notes Mr. and Mrs. Campbell host dinner for Clara Johnson and Col. D W Wood of Washington D C. Wood, a Chicago convention delegate and Ohio gubernatorial candidate, touts a platform of free speech press and assembly plus restoring light wines and beer. endorsed by Pocatello Reporters Association. Modern Woodmen lodge plans July festivities with Bernardi amusement company bringing 25 cars of acts. Frank V Miller appeals to state supreme court after district court grand larceny conviction. bond posted. released to ranch west of city.

Clara Johnson Col D. W. Wood Washington, D. C Alex. Campbell Col. Wood Chicago Pocatello Ohio Reporters Association of Pocatello Wood Pocatello Lodge Modern Woodmen of America Big Bernardi Amusement Company Cheyenne Frank V. Miller O. R. Baum State Penitentiary Boise Miller State Institution West William Edens Supreme Court

Runaway boys Antone Defuentes and Toivo Niskals found in Rockland

Antone Defuentes and Toivo Niskals, fourteen, were reported runaways from Rockland California. They were picked up Friday afternoon by sheriff's deputies and held in the county jail awaiting California officers. The youths are described as being fourteen years old.

Antone Defuentes Toivo Niskals Rockland California Sheriff's Department

Locating Edward Pillars Man Remains Unfound at Station

A Western Union message delivered Friday at the police station was addressed to Edward Pillars, but the addressee could not be located. Police report no further details available as the inquiry continues.

Man Edward Pillars

Efforts to locate man continue police urged

Authorities report ongoing search for a missing man described as colored. Citizens with any information on his whereabouts are asked to notify Chief of Police L. A. Lehrbas immediately.

Pillars Police L. A

Shaffer's Athletics to Play at Bancroft Sunday

Shaffer's Athletics a local colored baseball team will play at Bancroft Sunday afternoon. Manager Frank Howard says his squad is a fast aggregation and aims to bring home the bacon in tomorrow's game. A state convention of the Christian Board of Missions will be held at Gooding from June first to 24th with a large Pocatello delegation expected to attend.

Shaffer Bancroft Frank Howard Hie Gooding The Christian Board of Missions Pocatello

Gove Car Company Stock Withdrawn After June 15

Announcement states common stock of the Gove Car Company will be withdrawn from the market after June 15. The first plant unit north of the city nears completion as Mr. Gove returns and reports steady progress and preparations for a near future opening.

Gove — Car Company Gove

McLaughlin Goes to Cuba for Sugar Company Post

H. J. McLaughlin of 145 South Garfield Avenue sails to Cuba after accepting a position with a Cuban sugar company. En route he will stop in Urbana, Illinois for his son George’s graduation from the University of Illinois electrical engineering program.

H. J. McLaughlin Garfield Avenue Cuba Urbana, Ill George University of Illinois

Barber and O'Brien Head to Camas for Sunday Fishing

CO. P. Barber and John M. O'Brien left late this afternoon by auto for Camas where they will spend Sunday fishing.

CO. P. Barber John M. O’brien Auto Camas

Infant Son of Mr and Mrs B D Wilson Passes at Inkom

The infant son of Mr and Mrs B D Wilson died Thursday evening at the family home in Inkom. The funeral was held in Inkom this afternoon under the direction of the Schumaker and Hall company.

Mra D Wilson Inkom Schumaker and Hall Company

Oats Active on Chicago Exchange

Chicago June 12 trading in oats was unusually active with prices opening higher. July oats ranged around 1.05 to 1.07, while corn opened ic to 1%c higher with July near 1.74 to 1.75 and September 1.63 to 1.64 before sharp declines as provisions pulled.

Chicago

Resolute topmast replacement ahead of seventh America’s Cup race

Newport June 12 AP Work to replace Resolute’s topmast after yesterday’s race continued early today. Officials expect the yacht to be ready for the seventh race in the elimination series for defense of the America’s Cup, as Vanitie competes in the same series. KE Reed, a Boise businessman, was visiting in the city.

Newport Resolute Vanitie

Classified for Sale New steel windmill 12% ft wheel

For sale a steel windmill with a 12 percent wheel and a 30 ft tower. Located at 501 No Harrison.jl3

Harrison

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Brother Devil the Herald National Bank OF Idaho Fort Russell Wyoming Livestock ASK Navy Recruiting Office Palm Cafe QPB Main and Center Street Chicago Exchange KE. A. Reed Delano Thompson Shoe CO
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