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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1917

Page

2

Jail Time For Big Souse Drew Worthens In South First Street

Worthens a colored man was jailed after a complaint by a colored woman who said he struck her during a drunken visit to 200 block South First. He pleaded not guilty. the judge set ten dollars or six days in jail, which he chose to serve. A sailor was jailed for larceny and vagrancy, case dropped when witness failed. A drunk and three vagrants were sentenced to jail time.

Worthens Dffeer Young South Furst Woerthens Fried Worthens

Personal visitors in Pocatello and nearby cities

Purely personal notes show H. C. Martin of Crystal visiting Pocatello yesterday. G. H. Harvey of Boise and F. & Bell of Twin Falls were in Pocatello on business and Friday respectively. J. H. Boyle from Halley and H. Howard from Twin Falls were also seen in Pocatello on business today.

H. C. Martin Crystal Pocatello G. H. Harvey Boise F. & Bell Twin Falls J. H. Boyle Halley H. ©. Howard

Classified ads offer fast rental listings for homes and apartments

Local classifieds promise quick tenant searches by featuring available houses and apartments. Listings emphasize fast occupancy with concise details on properties, locations, and terms to attract prospective renters.

Five Keet Suspects Narrowly Escape Lynch Mob

Five suspects in the Keet baby murder case escaped lynching after a 30 hour pursuit by a Springfield Missouri mob. A sheriff's party was overtaken during the chase as the mob pressed to seize the suspects.

a @pringfield Gob Sheriff's Party

Idaho to Ship 3000 Cars of Seasonal Fruit

General Superintendent Fred H. Knickerbocker returns from Boise after a freight rate hearing and reports Idaho will ship about 3000 cars of fruit this season. Two evaporating plants are under construction in the Boise valley, with another protected, and about 500 cars of dried fruit are expected to go to markets. The moving season starts after September 1, and only a hard freeze would threaten the crop. A Lava Hot Springs Red Cross meeting features Governor Alexander and Attorney General Walters as speakers.

Idaho Fred H. Knickerbocker Boise Utilities Commission Boise Valley

Pocatello oil men defend stock sales against blue sky law

Idaho and Wyoming oil promoters in Pocatello dispute Bank Examiner Hitt's critique of oil stock sales. Business leaders insist investments are legitimate and patriotic, citing Council of National Defense warns oil shortage, and noting substantial Liberty bond support. Local firms include Idaho Wyoming Oil & Refining Co and Gate City Brokerage, with officers named.

Pocatello Oil Pocatello Idaho Wyoming Saen Lowing Tribune G. R. Hitt The Senate Public Bonds Committee Francis 8. Peabody Council of National Defense West Liberty Bonds Wyoming Oil & RE A Coo E. H. Clarke Secy-Treas 0. R. CO G. J. McCabe Gate Crri-wrbaina Oil Co Cure m

Rumors Of Revolt Grip Spain As Army Sides With Rebels

Unrest grows in Spain with reports of internal reform clashes and a rising revolt. May end saw constitutional guarantees suspended and public manifestations banned, leading to a June 1 Barcelona outbreak where soldiers joined the revolt and detained officers.

Barcelona

Red Cross Captains Appointed Across County For Drive

Dr. J H Dickinson reported progress on Red Cross organizing efforts. Ten captains will choose ten volunteers each, with selections announced this afternoon at listed locations including McCammon Cashier McClellan, Lava Hot Springs cashier D T Pilchard, and Grace bank cashier Nielson with Mina Michaels.

J. H. Dickinson Red Cross Lava McCammon McClellan Lava Hot Springs D. T. Pilchard Lava Bank Grace Nielson Grace Bank Mina Michaels

Officials Return From Boise Freight Rate Hearing

Superintendent F H Knickerbocker and Motive Superintendent A C Hinckley returned from Boise after addressing the utilities commission on the freight rate hearing. They depart tomorrow for Salt Lake for another related mission. The remains of Miss Margaret Cumminkey were shipped to St. Louis for burial after a death yesterday at her sister's home. Funeral directors Schumacher and Hall managed arrangements.

Veariag F H Knickerbocker Motive A. C. Hinckley Boise Utilities Commission Salt Lake Margaret Cumminkey H. A. Castle St. Louis Schumacher & Hall

New York Journal News Brief Missing Details

A fragment from a New York page offers partial readable facts about a local event. The text lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes but indicates an ongoing reporting focus on regional matters.

Ads Introduce Work Seeker to New Opportunities

Classified notices describe job openings and opportunities for workers. Listings highlight employment types, required skills, and locations to connect applicants with employers seeking labor and services.

Baruch Seen as Potential U S Allied Buyer

New York reports Bernard M. Baruch could become the United States and allied powers’ buying agent, spending about 10 billion dollars yearly. Known as a finance wizard and organizer, Baruch is nicknamed Win-a-Million Barney for his stock market wins. He began on Wall Street in youth and has long backed aggressive finance, rerouting waning properties and mastering industrial finance. He enjoys hunting and owns a large preserve.

New York Bernard M. Baruch United States Baruch Barney Wall Street Spear Sam America Tollgrad Japan Europe

Anarchists Clash With Police in New York Demonstration

In New York on June 16 supporters of Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman protested draft conscription near city hall. Police dispersed the crowd after clashes and a raid on a Russian anarchist group seized anti conscription literature. injuries included a police sergeant.

New York Alexander Berkman Emma Goldman

Great success of Liberty Bonds

Washington reports Liberty loan total reached 2 715 300 000 as work on compiling continues.

Washington

Japanese Steamer Tansan Maru Sunk by Submarine

A submarine torpedoed the Japanese steamer Tansan Maru after it left Boston on May 9 bound for Manchester. All twenty seven Japanese crew and captain were reported lost.

Boston Manchester England

Forcing Action on Food Bill in Senate Reported

Washington reports the food control bill was sent to the Senate without committee recommendation after the president urged immediate action and it may reach the floor on Monday.

Washington Senate

Butte Bonds Record Surpasses State Allocation

Butte Montana subscribes $8,096,650 for Liberty bonds, nearly eight times the $1,080,000 allotment. The city's total exceeds the statewide allotment for Montana.

Butte Mont Montana

Destroyer Sakaki Damaged In Mediterranean Action

Tokyo reports that on June 11 Japanese destroyers attacked a submarine in the Mediterranean when the destroyer Sakaki was torpedoed. It is believed many crew members were killed or injured.

Tokio Mediterranean Sakaki

Skat Tournament Opens in Chicago Coliseum Tonight

Hundreds of skat enthusiasts arrived in Chicago for the twentieth annual congress and tournament of the North American Skat League. Players came from Detroit Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Milwaukee and other cities to begin events tonight.

Chicago Ill Detroit Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis Philadelphia Milwaukee

Anere Hats Mice noes reveals eyebrow gesture

A brief note describes a moment where a person tilts a head and lifts one eyebrow while shielding the left eye. The line suggests a peculiar facial stance captured in a fleeting gesture.

Car buyers demand expert KisselKar service says dealer

Mr Branen of Triangle Motor, KisselKar and KisselKar Truck distributors, stresses that buyers value experienced mechanics and careful service. He compares auto care to hiring skilled labor for piano tuning and notes buyers seek assurance of continued value and dividends from their investment.

Branen Triangle Motor Company

Convict Farmers to Grow Bean Crops in New Mexico

Moriarty New Mexico June 15 convicts from the state penitentiary will be used to grow wardrops of beans in this section Warden Thomas Hughes arranged a convict camp here replacing road work Five hundred acres have been donated for the crop and two gasoline and other farm machines will be used to cultivate the convict grown beans

Moriarty N. M New Mexico State Penitentiary Thomas Hughes

The Spoilers at Rex in Mon day and Tuesday

A deluxe film featuring William Farnum and an all star cast. The Alaska frontier drama follows Glenister as he battles to beat corrupt interests and legal obstacles with spectacular scenes.

Bill William Farnum Kathryn Williams Thomas Santschi Bessie Eyton Frank Clark Glenister Alaska United States Rex

Maids Miss Johns of the Season Gone

Last night several maids who worked at park hotels and in summer outings failed to report for duty as the special train to Stone Park passed. The season opens on the 20th with ten Pullmans and baggage cars forming the advance train, bringing local bright lights and recalling old flames from previous summers.

Stone Park Cal Coing

Commencement Week at Clark College Truncated

Worcester Massachusetts June 16 commencement week exercises at Clark College have been cut to two days to save expenses and accommodate students entering war service. The baccalaureate sermon is by Dr Langdo C Stewardson, former Hobart College president, and the program closes Monday with class exercises and graduation. The commencement address is by President Benjamin Wheel of the University of California.

Worcester Mass Clark College Langdo C. Stewardson Hobart College Benjamin Tde Wheel University of California

Fire at New York Navy Yard Causes Minor Damage

Fire broke out at the navy yard in New York on June 16 after the country entered the war. The blaze caused slight damage before being brought under control, and an investigation was appointed to determine the cause.

New York Fisi Navy Yard

Diver fires on American cruiser off Gibraltar

An American four masted cruiser was fired upon and damaged by a submarine off Gibraltar yesterday. No further details were released. The incident occurred near Elizabeth, New Jersey, with the date listed as June or August in the fragment.

Diver Gibralta Elizabeth N. J

Attorney General Rules on New Mexico Election Term Limits

Santa Fe discusses Attorney General Harry L. Patton opinion on whether public officials can seek a second term after a lapse under the New Mexico election law. The note weighs current two year county terms set in 1914 against the ten year constitutional framework and the old law’s impact on re election.

Santa Fe N. M Attoney Harry L. Patton

Miss Frances Morgen Weds Geddes Pennoyer in New York

In New York a prominent June society wedding joined Frances T Morgen daughter of John P Morgan and Geddes Pennoyer. The ceremony occurred at St John’s church Glen Cove hosted a reception at the Morgans’ summer home Matinicock. The bridegroom, Berkeley California resident, was Harvard classmate of the bride’s brother Junius Spence Morgan Jr.

New York Frances T. Morgen Geddes Pennoyer St. John’s Church le Tington John P. Morgan J. Piepont Morgan Berkeley Harvard Junius Spence Morgan, Jr Morya

Drying Fruit Drives Evaporators for War Crops in San Juan

In San Juan New Mexico on June 15 fruit growers pressured Santa Fe officials for 150 evaporators to dry local fruit for war crops. Delegations urged support as shortage of tin and solder threatens cannery expansion.

San Juan N. M San Juan Fruit Farmers Santa Fe

Market Quotes In Chicago On Grain Prices

In Chicago notes show June 1 price references for wheat corn and oats with indicated cents per bushel and dollar figures. The entry lists wheat at 1.¢ or 1 1/2 etc and corn at 2. al4 and oats at 6475 with no full context.

Chicago

Classified ads seek tenants for pool houses or apartments

Local notices show listings inviting renters for pool houses and apartments. Details point to available units, with terms and contact info in brief classified style.

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