Tell the Truth to Tourists Campaign Gains Backing
A southeastern Idaho business delegation touring southern Idaho and northern Utah reports strong support for the Tell the Truth to Tourists campaign. Logan Logan Chamber of Commerce pledges backing and will send a representative to a Pocatel lo conference. Brigham City endorses both routes citing safety and road quality.
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Idaho
Utah
Brigham City
Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Cache
Snake River
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Sound training praised at Tech assembly with music and talks
Director Lewis introduced Miss Sara Thomas who sang two numbers to enthusiastic cheers. President Frasier spoke on the value of teacher training, praising American talent and public school education. He noted Montana State Teachers College graduates’ work and hoped for continued excellence. The program closed with America.
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The
Tech
Lewis
Sara Thomas
Conservatory
India
Soach Hutchinson
Frasier
Dillon, Mont
Montana State Teachers’ College
Lord Mosley
America
Return from trip cites bright prospects for spud on beet crops
Ferguson returned from a tour visiting Idaho Falls Nampa Shelley Firth Rigby St. Anthony Rexburg and Ashton. He reports that prospects for big spud on beet crops are especially encouraging.
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Ferguson
Idaho Falls
Nampa
Shelley
Firth
Rigby
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Ashton
Anniversaries Highlight Historic Events Across Years
Timeline notes key dates including 1381 treacherous murder at Smithfield amid English insurrection, 1520 Luther excommunicated, 1775 Washington named commander, 1843 Ennis rally for Irish Parliament, 1849 Polk dies, 1886 Michigan statehood semi centennial, 1896 Jameson trial, 1919 Alcock Browne Newfoundland to Ireland flight in 16 hours 20 minutes.
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T.r
England
Smithfield
Martin Luther
Leo X
Congress
George Washington
Ennis
Ireland
James K. Polk
United States
Nashville
Tenn
Mecklenburg County
N. C
Michigan
Lansing
Jameson
London
Alcock
Lieut. Browne
Newfoundland
Salvation Army rummage sale and Masonic meeting announced
The Salvation Army will hold a rummage sale on Friday June 16 at 233 South Third Avenue. Portneuf lodge No. 18 A F and A M will hold a special meeting Friday evening at the Masonic hall to confer the E A degree.
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Salvation Army
South Third Avenue
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
New York Beats Detroit in Tight Ball Game
In a low scoring clash at New York, the Yankees edge Detroit 1 to 0 with solid pitching and timely hits. Ma s Schang Stoner and Deak contribute. Bassler Manson also appears in the lineup.
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American League
New York
R. H. BE
Detroit
S Schang
Stoner
Deak
Bassler
Manson
Gem State Coal Office Moves After June 15
The Gem State Coal Company announces its office will relocate after June 15 from Carlson building rooms 211 and 212 to 847 East Freemont Street. The move consolidates operations at the Freemont Street address.
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Gem State Coal Company
Carlson Building
East Freemont Street
National League games rained out and scores posted
Chicago Boston game postponed by rain. Pittsburg beat New York 4 to 2 with Adams, Gooch, Ryan and Smith contributing. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6 in nine innings with Keck, Gillespie and Wingo aiding. St Louis topped Brooklyn 4 to 3 after a late scoring burst with Sherdell and Barfoot on the mound.
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Pittsburg
R. H. E. Pittsburg
New York
Adams and
Gooch
Ryan
Smith
Keystone Lodge to Meet at Masonic Temple Friday
Keystone lodge No. 81 will meet in stated communication Friday evening at the Masonic temple. Work will be commenced on the entered apprentice degree.
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Keystone Lodge
Keystone Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Cooked Food Sale by Local Missionary Society
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold a cooked food sale Saturday in the office vacated by Idaho Power on West Center.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Idaho Power Company
West Center
Methodist Tea and Lodge Meeting Announced
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will hold its monthly tea Friday afternoon at the church waters. All ladies are invited to attend. Ruth chapter No. 3 O. E. S. will meet this evening in regular session at the Masonic hall. Initiation will be held and good attendance expected.
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The
Methodist Church
Bails
Ruth
Masonic Hall
Every phase of library work to be considered
Detroit June 15. The American Library Association annual meeting, June 26 to July 1, will cover all library activities from children's service to university research. Speakers include Dr. Marion LeRoy Burton of Michigan and Azariah S. Root. Sessions discuss association conventions, recruiting for library service, and issues in librarianship.
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Detroit
American Library Association
Marion LeRoy Burton
University of Michigan
Hell
Azariah S. Root
Oberlin College
Association
Jarry M. Lyndenberg
New York
Cibeates
Adelaide R
Council Merits Regular Meeting Tonight
A regular meeting of the city council will be held this evening in the council chambers at the west side fire station. Routine business matters will be up for discussion.
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West Side Fire Station
Cooked food sale by St Anthony parish group
The Christian Mothers of St Anthony parish will host a Saturday sale at Boyle Scanlon hardware store. A variety of home cooked foods will be available for purchase.
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Christian Mothers of
Special assembly Bannock Council No 2 meeting
A special assembly of Bannock council No 2 R and B M will be held Tuesday evening June 20 in the Masonic hall. The R and B M degree will be conferred and all members are urged to be present.
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Bannock Council
Masonic Hall
New Dance Hall Opens in Greene and Higson Building
The Elite dance hall at 635 West Center in the Greene and Higson building opens tonight. The engaged orchestra is directed by Joe Bresee.
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New Dance Hall
West Center
New Greene and
Eagles to Meet at K C Hall for Pension Law Talk and Dance
The Fraternal Order of Eagles will convene this evening at the K C hall to discuss Grand Aerie pension laws. Arrangements for a dance and entertainment on Thursday, June 29 are planned and all members are urged to attend.
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Order of Eagles
K. C. Hall
Grand Aerie
Berlin Enforces Skirt Length Fine On Women
Berlin authorities impose fines on women wearing skirts deemed too short under local dress code rules. The measure targets public decency and is enforced by city officials with penalties for violators.
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Berlin
June Festival Planned by Bee Hive Girls in Third Ward
The Bee Hive girls of the Third Ward announce a June festival at Fairview park on Friday evening June 16. Cars depart the Third Ward chapel at 5 45 PM and, if weather is bad, the event moves to the chapel.
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Bee Hive Girls
Third Ward
Fairview Park
Kanawha Athletic Club Seeks Games on Sundays and Holidays
The Kanawha Athletic Club Baseball team reports a fine season but struggles to schedule Sunday and holiday games. Local or out of town teams seeking matches should contact Alfred Horrocks at the Idaho Fish Market.
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Kanawha Athletic Club
Alfred Horrocks
Idaho
Town Talk Repairing Street
Workmen repair the pavement in the two hundred block on North Main as crews address street maintenance.
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North Main
Maxwell family passes through Pocatello on return trip
J A Maxwell and family of Idaho Falls traveled via Pocatello on the noon transit home from Lava Hot Springs where they spent ten days. Mrs Mary Tillman leaves Lynn hospital after medical treatment and will visit relatives at 306 North Main.
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J. A. Maxwell
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
Mary Tillman
Lynn Hospital
Northain
Visiting Kin and Homecoming Plans From East Trip
Visiting son and Tribune editor Mrs. J. N. Sumner spent last night and today here and will continue to Washington from Salt Lake. Expected home Saturday evening from an extended visit in the east. Dr. H. C. Irwin attended the Mayo Institute alumni convention in Rochester Minnesota during the trip.
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H. C. Irwin
Dr. Irwin
Mayo Institute
Rochester
Minn
Married Saturday at Hood Home in Scranton
O. M. Johnson and Fanny Dever evax wed Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs John Hood’s 554 South Seventh Avenue. Rev Davies performed the ceremony. The couple will reside at 717 South Third Avenue. Enlistments open in U S Marine Corps for boys 18 to 21.
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O. M. Johnson
Fanny Deverevax
John Hood
South Seventh Avenue
Rev. Davies
South Third Avenue
S. B. E. Jacobs of American is Shot in City
A fragment notes that S. B. E. Jacobs of American was shot in the city, with few details on the incident or location, indicating a crime event under investigation.
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S. B. E. Jacobs
Sho
Woman Hairdresser Takes Lead Role Among Atlantic Staff
A woman hairdresser rises to a leading position within the Atlantic staff, signaling a shift in roles and influence. The move reflects evolving dynamics at the workplace and highlights new leadership responsibilities.
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One Atlantic
Delegates Visit Michigan Library Ahead of Meetings
Delegates including Pritchard from Detroit Teachers College and Clara Hunt of Brooklyn travel to Ann Arbor to tour the University of Michigan library. Friday brings committee reports, and Saturday focus shifts to professional responsibility. Noted speakers include Carl B. Roden, Mary Emogene Hazeltine, and Harold H. Emmons.
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Pritchard
Detroit Teachers’ College Library
Clara Hunt
Brooklyn
Alice
Frank Hervey Pettingell
Los Angeles
Pettingell
Arthur A. Stearns
Cleveland
William L. Dieplow
Milwaukee
W. L. Jenks
Port Huron
Mich
Robert J. Renison
Hamilton
Ontario
John H. Leete
Carnegie Library of
Pittsburg
New National Party in India Aims for Constitutional Self Government
Delhi June 15 The National Party organizes in the Indian legislature to embody the Ind Moderates ideas under Sir P B Sivaswami Iyer It seeks provincial expansion and aims for full responsible government within the British Empire The party supports constitutional methods and autonomy while opposing both anticolonial extremists and anti self-government interests It calls for central transfer of most subjects with safeguards for crown service personnel and plans for Indianizing the army through training.
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Delhi
India
National Party
Ind
Sivaswami Iyer
Indian Political Party Aims in Indiana Defense Force Roles
Leaders advocate organizing an Indian party to recruit for all branches of the defensive force and commissions in the army. They seek labor improvements and national development by peaceful constitutional means, opposing violent convulsions to achieve their aims.
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Indiana
Japan Averages Four Quakes Daily
Tokio reports that earthquakes average about four daily in Japan, with Dr. Fusakichi Omori warning future shocks could reach twice the force of the April quake. He notes Tokyo’s walls and new buildings show resilience on fragile ground and predicts Tokyo will become a vibration center as distant points feel stronger shakes.
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Tokio
Fusakichi Omori
Imperial University
Imperial Palace
Omori
Japan
Pacific
Yokohama
Chiba Built on Reclaimed Grounds Facing New Challenges
A fragmented report notes Chiba’s development on reclaimed land, highlighting concerns about environmental impact, infrastructure strain, and risk to future expansion plans. Local officials advocate careful planning and funding to stabilize growth.
Senator Denies Delay on Kentucky Train Meet
A political meeting in Kentucky is delayed as a train runs very slowly. A passenger complains to the conductor who suggests walking if unsatisfied, while the senator insists he is not due to arrive yet.
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Kentucky
Kan
Sounds Like It Johnnie Quips About Heaven Beneath
A child asks if a baby was sent from heaven and the mother affirms. The boy quips that heaven is quiet, prompting a brief exchange that underscores a gentle family moment. The dialogue reflects simple, innocent theology in everyday speech.
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Johnnie
Mamma
London Voree Court Study Claims Men More Faithful
A London voree court statistics report suggests English husbands show higher faithfulness than wives. The study highlights marital trust patterns and societal expectations influencing recorded cases.
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London
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