Idaho Soldier Homecoming as Governor Plans Welcome
Governor Davis will greet Idaho’s 146th field artillery unit upon arrival in New York after nearly two years in France. About 1000 Idahoans return Saturday from four companies, with Watts and the Rocky Mountain club also part of the welcome. Many come from Nampa and Twin Falls, as Davis helped secure discharges after appeals from hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Davis
New York City
France
Statesman
Boise
Thevennor
Frank Wrown
Rotary Club
Gavennere
Idaho
146Th Field Artillery
Ins Watts
Rocky Mountain Club
Nampa
Twin Falls
Davis
Secretary of War
Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
Washington
Modlish Joins Short Line As Stenographer In Pocatello Office
R F Modlish returning from France accepts stenographer post in the mechanical engineer's office of the Short Line, relieving Mrs W E F Buckley who resigns June 15 to move to Blackfoot. Several staff travel to Salt Lake City for the Safety First meeting with about 150 Short Line men expected. Fort Hall Indians prepare for Rotary convention events in Salt Lake City next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Neibaur
Sugar City
Salt Lake
Short Line
Netbaur
General Pershing
Landreset
St. Georges
France
Snake River Valley
R. F. Modlish
A. RB. FP
W. E F. Buckley
Blackfoot
Fort Hall Reservation
Salt Lake City
Fort Hail Station
Howard Brunner
Union Pacific
H. B. Tracy
F. J. Ritter
Pocatello
W. ©. Bowen
Nampa
Pocatello Short Line
Bowen
J. J. Kelker
Davis backs haul bill to end railroad rate bias
Washington June 12 Governor Davis urged the interstate commerce committee to pass Poindexter long and short haul legislation to end rate discrimination against interior western states. Ex Governor Frank Gooding appeared before the committee and Davis planned a later appearance. He stayed to welcome Idaho’s 46th field artillery home from service in New York Saturday.
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Washington, D. C
Davis
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Frank BR. Gooding
New York
Idaho
46Th Field Artillery
Berah
Repub- Beam
Hiram 2 Towa
Mexican Aviator Killed In Flight Over Mexico City
Mexico City reports the death of Miguel Dacintes an army aviator and early Mexican air officer after a wing tip crumple caused a biplane to fall from 500 meters during evolutions above the national airdrome.
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Mexico City
Miguel Dacintes
Figuring a New Plate System on Automobiles
The department of law enforcement weighs a permanent license plate to replace yearly renewals. Commissioner Jones notes both benefits and costs including potential savings, clerical needs, and postal seals as a method to distinguish years. Bids for 1920 plates open June 16 for thorough investigation before next year.
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Department of Law Enforcement
Capital News
Jones
Washington
Frank 8. Lint
Bureau of Supplies
Steamer Yankee Sinks After Collision off Fire Island
The steamship Yankee operated by the United States Shipping Board sank early today off Fire Island after colliding with the Italian steamer Argentina. The Yankee crew was rescued and taken aboard the Argentina.
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New York
Yankee
United States Shipping Board
Fire Island
Argentina
Pershing Remains in France Into July
Paris reports General Pershing commander in chief American Expeditionary Forces will stay in France until the middle of July.
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Pershing
France
Paris
Local notices and society events briefed
Board Meeting Tonight The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the YMCA will be in the Lashes Social Room. Stopped Over Mr and Mrs Malcolm Anderson of Ashton Idaho are journeying to Wyoming and stayed in Pocatello with Mrs B E Krussman. Boy Scout Dinner Friday at 6 50 pm in the YMCA building for the council of fifty members. Pythian Sisters Meet A regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters will be in the Hall this evening all members expected and visiting sisters welcome.
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Women's Advissary
The
Y.mc. A
Lashes Social
Malcolm Anderson
Ashton, Idaho
Wyoming
Pocatello
BE. A. Krussman
Pythian Sisters
Portneuf Lodge Plans Friday M M Degree
A special meeting of Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M will be held Friday afternoon. The lodge will confer the M M degree. R D Leach returned Wednesday from Ketchum after inspecting mining properties. Fred Murphy returned from Moscow University and will spend the summer here.
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A. F
A. M. Priday
Portneuf Lodge No
A. M
Ketchum
R. D. Leach
Fred Murphy
Moscow
University of Idaho
Smith Candy Company Increases Capital Stock
A certificate of amendment to the articles of incorporation filed at the county clerk’s office increases capital stock from 875,000 to 100,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Candy Company
Barker System of Bakeries
Pocatello
Wayne W. Clark
R. P. Swenson
M. F. Pack
Salt Lake
Lois M. Clark
Verle Swenson
Deputy Sheriff Wheeler Recovers from Smallpox, Resumes Duty
Deputy Sheriff Joe Wheeler has fully recovered from smallpox after a twenty two day confinement at home and resumed duties as jailer at the county jail this morning. The First Presbyterian church members will host a reception for Mr and Mrs R J Phipps on Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs E C White 289 South Seventh Avenue inviting the public to meet them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wheeler
First Presbyterian Church
R. J. Phipps
E. C. White
Seventh Avenue
State Land Commissioner Nash Focuses on Upcoming Sale
Land Commissioner I. H. Nash traveled from Boise to Idaho Falls to finalize arrangements for a forthcoming state land sale. He spent a few hours in route through the state, outlining plans for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Nash
Boise
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Elks and Wonders Set for Sunday Baseball
The Pocatello Elks baseball team will play the Pocatello Wonders at Brady Park Sunday afternoon at 4 30. The game is called at 4 30 due to Flag Day exercises at the Elks Temple at 2 30.
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Pocatello Elks
Pocatello Wonders
Brady Park
Elks Temple
Chinese colony members appeal gambling case to district court
Attorney H. W. Lockhart representing three members of the local Chinese colony who were convicted in police court Monday for being in a room where gambling devices were exhibited. Notice of appeal to district court served this morning.
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H. W. Lockhart
Meeting Postponed of Santa Anna Auxiliary Veterans
The Santa Anna Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans postpones its regular monthly meeting one week from tomorrow, to be held at Mrs. Ash's home at 334 North Arthur. A blaze on the west side last night near 136 North Main damaged boxes and rubbish but was quickly put out. Visitors from Montana include Mr and Mrs W D Hutchinson and Mrs Sanders and her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anna Auxiliary
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Ash
N. Arthur
West Side
North Main
Montana
W. D. Hutchinson
Wilsell, Montana
Mra. Sanders
Campaign Urges Extermination of Tent Caterpillars
Washington reports the American Forestry Association urges a big drive to exterminate tent caterpillars. The webby tents appear on wild cherries mulberries willows and other trees in June. Methods include burning the web or squirting kerosene under supervision. spraying for leaf eating and sucking insects is advised with guidance available from the association in Washington, D. C.
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Washington
American Forestry Association
Association
Washington, D. C
Tawney Dies at Excelsior Springs Former Congressman Passes
Winona Minnesota reports the death of former Congressman James A Tawney this morning in Excelsior Springs Missouri after advices received here.
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Winona
Minn
James A. Tawney
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Montanans Visit City and Court Records Report
Billy of Red Rock Montana and Miss Etta Hutchinson visited Dr Myrtle L Rowland in the city while returning to Montana from Salt Lake. In police court three speeding offenders paid fines and a fifth offender paid 50 for drunk driving. Lloyd Lehrbas reports Montpelier authorities hold two Spaniards in custody linked to a Wyoming train incident. Barker System of Bakeries files for incorporation in Pocatello with capital of 10000. Dr James R Young on furlough from Fort Des Moines arrives to attend Rotary and international Salt Lake meeting.
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Billy
Red Rock
Montana
Etta Hutchinson
Myrtle L. Rowland
Salt Lake
Miss Hutchinson
Eastern
M. R. Lockhart
Montpelier
Lloyd Lehrbas
L. A. Lehrbas
H. G. Shaver
F. McCready
Border
Wyoming
James R. Young
Fort Des Moines
I.a
U. S. Army General Hospital No. 26
Young
Veteran Died in Blackfoot After Service With A E F
Thomas Baumgartner died early today at his Blackfoot home. He served fourteen months with the A E F in France, in the Second Idaho and medical corps of the Sunset division. He was gassed in active service and later died from related complications. He studied at Idaho Tech in Pocatello and was an honorary member of the Bikken club and Lennox club. he joined Elka recently. Survived by his father A Gh Bamgartner and brother George. aged about 52.
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Thomas Baumgartner
Blackfoot
Bungartner
France
Idaho
Medical Corps
Pocatello
Idaho Tech
Bikken Club
Lennox Club
Elka
Bamgartner
Nyoot
George TB
Ife
Convention of U C T Montana Utah Idaho Opens Friday
The twenty seventh annual convention of the United Commercial Travelers of Montana Utah Wyoming and Idaho convenes here Friday and Saturday at the Commercial hall with a 10 a.m. business session. About 150 delegates are expected. Great Falls representatives Cherry Brown Haney and James McLane arrived to arrange Montana delegate participation. The program for Friday includes opening sessions, luncheon, seeing Pocatello by automobile, a Banquet at Bannock hotel with Toastmaster J T Young, and various speakers and musical numbers.
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United Commercial Travelers of
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Cherry’’ Brown
Great Falls
W. T. Haney
James McLane
Bill Hart
Mr. Brown
Butte
Continental Oil
Mbutte
Commercial Club
Pocatello
Soldier Candidates Back Socialists in French Politics Field
Paris June 12 A political upheaval in France follows wartime changes with the Socialist party split. A new majority leans to extreme leftist positions and Lenine aligned factions emerge. Soldier candidates are expected to enter races with Colonel Raynal noted as a possible opponent to Jean Longuet. Caillaux also may face soldier opposition. General Mangan's name is linked but unconfirmed.
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Paris
France
Socialist Party
Albert Thomas
Marcel Sembat
Raynal
Fort of Vaux
Jean Longuet
Karl Marx
M. Caillaux
Narthe
Genral Mangin
Delegates Tour Southern Idaho Reclamation Plans
Southern Idaho delegates arrived in Blackfoot after a four day inspection of the Dubois reclamation project. Major Fred R. Reed and S. E. Brady will speak at tonight's Grove City meeting as plans to promote the Lane bill are discussed. The party traveled from Ashton to St. Anthony to Dubois, stopping at Libby Hot Springs and Arco before returning to Blackfoot.
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Thoradas
Idaho
Blackfoot
Dubois
Ares
Vioccatello
S. E. Brady
Idaho Reclamation Association
Fred R. Reed
J. T. Young
Grove City
Lane
Congress
Washington
DD. W. Davis
Frank R. Gooding
Ashton
St. Anthony
Major Reed
Libby Hot Springs
Sunnyland
Atco
Buttes
Arco
Bonds Should Be Held Not Traded For Questionable Stocks
Guy E. Bowerman warns Idaho residents to keep government bonds and avoid selling them for speculative stocks. He cites misrepresentation by stock agents who offer par value for bonds, urging bondholders to sell only in dire need and to seek full market value from banks or reputable bond houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Bowerman
Consolidated Government of
Idaho
the Tribune
Each Commune Must Solve Its Own Problems
Mrs. Alice James of Chicago spoke at the Idaho Technical Institute summer session on Birmingham Alabama school programs run by United States Steel. She detailed how employer schools improved conditions to reduce labor turnover, noting local communities must tailor solutions and teachers must use ingenuity to meet regional needs.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Alice James
Chicago
Birmingham
Alabama
United States Steel Company
James
Jane Addams
Idaho
American systems to be introduced in Italian cities
Rome reports Dr. William C White of the Rockefeller Tuberculosis foundation and American Red Cross says American influence must supplant German influence in Italy. He cites extensive study of Italian education and libraries to promote American hygienic instruction and trade.
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Rome
Italy
Germany
America
William Charles White
Rockefeller Tuberculosis Foundation Commission
American Red Cross
White
Railroad men vow to oppose I W W and similar groups
Des Moines Iowa June 12 Warren W Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers said American railroad men will not tolerate I W W and similar fanatical organizations. He spoke during the Brotherhood's national meeting and asserted there is no room for enemies in the country.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Warren 8
Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Advise on Storing Bond Numbers and Quotation Tracking
The passage urges noting current quotations for different issues as market value varies. It recommends keeping a separate list of bond numbers away from the bonds to aid tracing if lost or stolen. It also suggests state banks could assist bondholders by running brief notices reminding customers to protect numbers.
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Thoredes's Daily
Thoresday
Gaus Tourlos
Nick Muarhos
Mary Hecht
New Palace
Clark Street
Justice of the Peace
John A Tupper
Tourlos
DD. Smith
Markos
William Edens
I, BK. McDougall
Palace Rooming House
Mary
Conner Tourles
Marchos
C. M
Or- Colon
F. W. Dowicht
Building Trades Council
Donieht
Local No. 267
William Harr
R. A. Pierce
Safety First
P. J. Burrows
Mr. Burrows
F. C. Webb
Rail Joint Company
Denver
Kenneth Hall
Hall
H. E. McKee
Maintenance of Way Department
Thomas Bumgartner
Old Second Idaho
U.C
Bannock Hotel
W. P. Whitaker
Emily Whittlesey
W. E. Sampsel
Finley G. Brooks
Friend of the Boys
E. Brady
Reading
Anna McPherson
W. H. Cleare
Aber
Dubois Area
Idaho Finance
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