Labor Critics Press Chamber of Commerce Attendance
Labor groups demand representation at the Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting held on the second Tuesday. They urge union members to attend and present community concerns fairly. Building Trades Council notes several delegates were absent last Thursday and urges card checks for workers on building sites to protect organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Organized Labor
Uture
Building Trades Council
W. L. Raymond
Loyal Star entertains at Labor Temple hall No 1
On June 7 the Loyal Star ladies auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen gave a lively program with concerts readings and songs in hall No 1. After a membership-drive loss the winning side hosted a banquet where sandwiches cake and ice cream were served. Brother J J Scott attended among other prominent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Acing
B. of R. C
Iwan
J. J. Scott
Progressive fraternal groups push old age pension idea
A stream of progressive fraternal organizations backs old age pensions with support from central labor and craft bodies in the east. Rumors say the proposal will soon be presented to central bodies in the region as backing grows and opposition remains muted.
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Oregon
Aig
Machinists Attend Notable Meeting at Labor Temple
The local order of the International Association of Machinists No 1% met last evening in Hall No 1 of the Labor temple. Readings from the grade lodge were presented and an International President Johnson message urged members to engage in politics during upcoming primaries and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinists
The
Internatio Association of Machinists
Labor Temple
Grade Lodge
Johnson
Charity and labor debate on personal aid and welfare
The article weighs how organized labor members view charity and its local application. It notes rising unemployment and requests for food or shelter, observes that many workers lack work cards, and contrasts assistance practices with hospital care within unions. It questions whether organization itself cures social ills.
Community backs child playground plan with carpenters
A city youth playground program gains traction as the YWCA and a committee push supervised outdoor play to reduce parental worries and doctor bills. Carpenters from the local union install equipment at OL Street and Bonneville School while summer supervision will be by Miss Ruby Newton and Mrs. Carmen. A city wide tag day will gauge community support and labor backs the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneville School
Order of Carpenters and Joiners
Carmen Ball Team Emerges In City League Race
The Brotherhood of Railway Carmen field a City league baseball team earning labor pride as they challenge for the city championship. Updates note players, union leaders, and social details from the B of L F and B and related events and visits, including a new 714 pound candidate for the Ladies' Society and recent convention reports in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
B. RB. C
Brotherhood of Railway
J. C. Jensen
Ladies’ Society of the B. of L. F. & E
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths Members Leave for Absence
The Brotherhood of Blacksmiths drops forgers and helpers leave Thursday for a thirty day absence. They will visit various points in Illinois and other eastern states. Brother Stoneham will be missed as an active member of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Illinois
Brother Stoneham
Gaitpemen Officers Elected by Carpenters and Joiners
At the last Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners election in hall number one of Labor Temple on Friday June, officers for the coming year were chosen. New leaders include J A Foster as president and August Rosgust as vice president with others filling key roles. Installations and a smoker stag party are planned for early next month.
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Gatpemen
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Hall No
Labor Temple
Carpenters
J. A. Foster
August Rosgust
C. I. Card
John Breanup
John Corbiid
T. F. Holmes
Donal McKaskill
Bam Succoli
Ed Foster
Dan McKaskill
Building Trades Council
W. L. Raymond
George W. Jonson
A. H. Remington
Latio' ge Machiniste Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ta Aof M met at Mrs W A Roberts 1770 Taft Ave to discuss labor oriented affairs. Members with machinist husbands favorable to organized labor received emphasis on sympathetic support and a social hour followed with refreshments and a plan to nominate Mrs Roberts as hostess again.
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T A
Mra. W. A. Roberts
Taft Avenue
Indies
Town Talk Mere From Court
Miss Gussie Stallings arrived Sunday evening from San Francisco where she spent the winter and will join her brother Ernest Stallings and family on an auto trip to Seattle and other northwest cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Stallings
San Francisco
Will
Ernest Stallings
Seattle
Knights of Khorassan ceremonial in Blackfoot held by Pocatello team
Acca Temple No. 200 hosted a ceremonial in Blackfoot last year with the Pocatello team performing the work. About forty Pocatello members attended the session followed by a lunch and entertainment program. All reported an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acca
Knights of Khorassan
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Open Competitive Exam for Warehouse Foreman Posts
The United States civil service commission announces an open competitive examination to fill vacancies as warehouse foreman for the United States Forest Service in Missoula and Spokane Washington. Salary ranges from 912 to 620 per annum. Applications close June 30, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
United States Forest Service
Missoula
Ene
Spokane
Wash
Man Arrested for Intoxication and I. W. W. Talk
M. G. Chenoweth was arrested about 7 30 this morning by Patrolman Moran and jailed on intoxication charges. He allegedly spoke at length on I W W and used profane language. Bond set at 100 dollars. trial scheduled for this evening's police court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Chenoweth
Moran
Methodist Church leaders visit on Epworth League rally tour
District Superintendent J. E. Baker passed through Pocatello at noon with Rev. Jay Hanford and Rev. O. Heath. They return from Idaho Falls where they worked to promote the Epworth League encampment to be held at Wood River July 10 to 17. They plan league rallies in Paul, Twin Falls, Wendell, Gooding and other southern Idaho towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Baker
Methodist Church
Pocatello
Jay Hanford
O. Heath
Idaho Falls
Epworth League
Wood River
Paul
Twin Falls
Wendell
Gooding
Idaho
Civil Service Exams Reheld for Junior Chemist Post
The Civil Service Commission notes insufficient candidates in recent junior chemist exams in Pocatello and cities nationwide. A reexamination is scheduled for June 21. Interested applicants should contact the secretary of the U S Civil Service Board at the local post office for details and blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civil Service Commission
Pocatello
United States
Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board
Presbyterian Brotherhood Met For Banquet Address July Meeting
The Presbyterian Brotherhood held a regular session at the manse at 6:30 with a Ladies Aid banquet. Gospel songs were led by Wade Ferguson, Oscar Pearson played an organ solo, and Mr Ferguson sang. Guest speaker W H Cleare delivered a talk on Man's Greatest Difficulty to about twenty members, with enthusiastic feedback. The group adjourned to meet on the second Monday evening of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Ladies’ Aid Secietry
Wade Ferguson
Oscar Pearson
Ferguson
W H. Cleare
Community Sunday School Joins For Children's Day Event
The Community Sunday School of Fairview united with Tybride Sunday School for a joint Children's Day celebration. Superintendent Bradfield and Mr. Wagner spoke, both schools led community singing, and a vocal selection from the Tvhee Sunday School impressed attendees. A plenic lunch followed as members praised the collaboration.
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Fairview
Tybride
Bradfield
Wagner
Tvhee
Salvation Army Rummage Sale Friday at 234 South Second
The Salvation Army announces a rummage sale for Friday June 16 at 234 South Second Avenue. The Presbyterian Missionary Society hosts a cooked food sale on Saturday. The Catholic Lady Foresters plan a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at the K C hall with good attendance expected.
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Salvation Army
South Second Avenue
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Port Neuf Lodge No. 18 Stated Communication
A stated meeting of Port Neuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M is set for Wednesday evening in the Masonic hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Ladies' Society Meeting of the B of L F and FE
The regular meeting of the ladies' society of the labor fraternal order will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Labor Temple hall. A good attendance is desired.
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I. A
B. of L. F
Ladies’ Society of the
B. of L. F. and
Labor Temple Hall
Portneuf Knights of Thias Hold Midweek Meeting
Portneuf Knights of Thias held a regular meeting on Wednesday evening at the hall. Members planned future ranks and page ceremonies with expected attendance and discussions on upcoming activities.
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Portneuf
Thias
Bannock Council Special Assembly Convenes June Meeting
Special assembly of Bannock Council serial No. 2 R.5 A.M. held at 7:30 p.m. on June 2 in the Masonic hall. Eight degrees will be conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Council
Bannock
Masonic Hall
State Federation of Women’s Clubs Meet in City
The State Federation of the Women’s clubs of Utah and jurisdiction will convene in this city Wednesday for a two day gathering. All meetings will be held at the AMBL church located at 336 North Third avenue.
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Federation Colored Women
State Federation of the Women's Clubs of
Utah
Jurisdiction
A. M. BL
North Third Avenue
Convention invitation from Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
The president and secretary of the Federation of Colored Women's Clubs of Utah invite federated club members of the city to the convention to be held at the Alien chapel of the A. M. E. Church on June 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs of
Utah
Jurisdiction
Federated Club
Alien
A. M. E. Church
Foreclosure Suit Involving Wholesale Grocery Co versus Riches
The District Court of Idaho, Fifth Judicial District, initiates a foreclosure action by Wholesale Grocery Company against T I Richard and Hattie Richards and others. The complaint seeks a decree foreclosing a mortgage dated December 8 1920 to secure payment of a promissory note, directing sale of mortgaged premises to satisfy the debt with proceeds, and barring claims of all defendants and their successors. The filing is dated May 29 1922.
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Ummons Intriet
Court of the
County of Ace
O Mao
Saifo
Soamtotet
Eaid rThelleon
Hattie Michardesn
Said District Court
Political notices offered by Pocatello Tribune
The Pocatello Tribune lists political announcements for all candidates under proper headings. It will publish resumes with primaries at a cost of 48 dollars for county candidates and 15 dollars for state or district candidates. The paper has candidate cards and placard materials and seeks business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tribune
Rene
Tribune
Justice of the Peace E G Houde Seeks Re-Election
Justice of the Peace E G Houde is a Republican candidate seeking re election to the Pocatello precinct post in the upcoming primary on August 1. The campaign emphasizes the will of the voters in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice OF the Peace
E. G. Houde
Pocatello
Special Stockholders Meeting Notice for Pocatelle Milling and Elevator
Notice to stockholders of a special meeting on July to be held at the company office in Pocatello Idaho. Business includes extending debt payment time, renewing elevator lease with F C Ayres, leasing mill and warehouses to John L Barr later assigned to Pocatello Flour Mills, and recording a note and mortgage to secure the company debt. Directors order signed by the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
Pocateile Milling and Mierator Company
Socatatieetnite and Sue Company
O of Uly
Pocatell
Avenues
Tocatello
Idaho
F. C. Ayres Mercantile Company
John L. Barr
Pocatello Fiour Mills
Dered Gbattrghhy
Je-Iysine
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Labor News
Building Council
Theveireus
Royal
Elkhorn Creamery Co
Pocatello, Idaho
Rudman and
Gottberg
West Center Street
W. W. Reed
Dokkies
Pete Hartvigsen
Henry Lessing
B. of
Houston
Brother Lessing
Texas
D. B. Robertson
Grand Lodge
the Ladies’ Society of the B. of L. FP. & B
Hail Ne
Joseph Stoneham
Brotherhood
R. Co. Farley
Ittign Spongeses
R. J. Hogan
Kabeeen Pocatello
Bez
Pocatelic
H. E. Coles & CO
Loux- Barrette Lumber
Ile
Seserd Ave
Oxford
Ee Oxford
West
Inglenook
City
C. W. Gray Investment Co
Filmore Aven Acres
Frea Fairview Park
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