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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
10
Ira Bashein a West Point graduate indicted by a DC grand jury for threatening to bomb the White House. He is jailed for disorderly conduct and has been pronounced insane by district alienists.
A reader reports sixteen years of constipation improved after using Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN with nourishing foods. The letter cites bulk as key and notes vitamin B and iron, advising two tablespoons daily and urging medical check if relief isn’t felt. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is promoted as a safe cereal from Battle Creek sold by grocers.
A case involving threats against the president arose after Bashein wrote to President Roosevelt last May 30 claiming a hazardous device would be placed at Roosevelt’s quarters. A West Point graduate from June 1933 warned of a desperate deed to seek economic security and urged notifying newspapers.
Around Town notes that Mr. and Mrs. James A Hathaway and son Amos of Bakersfield California are visiting Mrs. Hathaway’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frahn in Pocatello at the Woolley apartments. The Ladies Auxiliary to Old Time Club No 15 of the Union Pacific will meet Monday at Memorial Hall at 2 o'clock with officer elections and socializing to follow. Mrs L H Dittmer chairs the hostess committee.
In Geneva on June 14 fifty nine defendants faced County Judge O C Allen after raids. The court condemned 14 as extermination targets, ordered 25 held for investigation, and released 20. The group consisted of slot machines and pin games. some were discharged as not gambling devices for candy returned per coin.
The family expresses gratitude for the sympathy words and floral offerings at the death of husband and brother Alma A. Tillotson. Signed by Mrs. Alma A. Tillotson, and brothers and sisters.
Owen Davis aged 66 died Tuesday at a local hospital after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at the Hall chapel.
Ann Eva Heaps 58 died at home 1228 East Center wife of B F Heaps survived by children Lee Blackmer O L Maury Rachel Wallace Paul Albert all of Pocatello Louis L D B 8 missionary in Wyoming Mrs E W Jarvis Whittier Cal and Mrs Mary Mulliner Del Monte Cal 12 grandchildren and three sisters funeral by Hall mortuary to be announced later Frank Harry Horning died early Tuesday in local hospital funeral conducted yesterday at 3 pm by Bishop W E Gee at Third ward L D S church speakers Howard D Roper H J Tanner music includes That Beautiful Land Lay My Head Beneath a Rose performed by Mrs Ella Cox Arthur W Hall sang Face to Face accompanists Miss Mary Cox Miss Evelyn Hall closing prayer Edgely Owen grave dedicated by Arthur W Hall pallbearers Brigham Hansen R B Fishburn Leland Raymond Robert E Dye Matthew Hronek Vess Pearson interment Mountain View cemetery Hall mortuary in charge
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wandell of 747 South Third was buried in Mountainview cemetery this morning under Hall mortuary directions. Mrs. Fannie Bates Pigg of 153 South Fourteenth died last evening at a local hospital from diabetes. Born December 29, 1869 in Champaign Michigan she lived in Illinois and Kansas before moving to Pocatello in 1925 with her sons. Survived by Howard R. Pigg and Harry Paige a sister Mrs. W. C. Moore and nine grandchildren. Downard mortuary will conduct funeral arrangements at 1 pm Sunday at the Downard chapel.
Elizabeth M. Cousins a pioneer resident died Tuesday at 414 South Main. Funeral services were held at Hall chapel with Rev Claude Richmond officiating. Graveside rites by the Daughters of the Woodcraft followed, with pallbearers listed. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery.
The Oregon Short Line earns a top safety rating as a pivotal Idaho railroad in a ceremony at a depot to be chosen in a leading city. Governor Ross will speak after a safety first meeting led by Manson and Walsh. A large parade start at 10 a.m. from Center and Garfield features many railroad groups, service clubs, fraternal organizations, and local businesses.
Ickes notes public works allotments to states will be limited by steel, cement, brick or stone needs. He says monumental schemes like Boulder Dam or Grand Coulee are unlikely, citing the works allotment committee’s guidance to agencies.
Committee members warned that current relief plans fail to meet Roosevelt's goal of providing a year of work for 3,500,000 people. They stated that 4,000,000 in funds may not suffice without lower material costs.
Braddock agrees to meet German challenger Max Schmeling after stunning victory over Max Baer in Potsdam. Baer admitted hand injuries from the fight, while Schmeling said he would travel to the United States for a title shot if offered.
Secretary Dern cleared Major General Benjamin D. Foulois of charges from the house military committee and declined to remove him as head of the army air corps.
In Columbia on June 14 a local beauty contest was called off as no girl volunteered to enter. Legion committee members explained most were at the beaches. The committee decided to draft a Miss Columbia to enter the state Legion contest.
In the Probate Court of Bennock County Idaho the Administratrix of Norman Johnson deceased notifies creditors and claimants to file claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the office of R. W. Jones Rooms 308-309 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho.
Jennie H. Howard administratrix of Norman Johnson deceased, announces office as her Place of business for all matters connected with the estate. Dated June 13 1935 at Pocatello Idaho. R W Jones attorney for administratrix Carlson Building rooms 308 300.
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