Local Briefs Cover Rotarians, Scouts and Obituaries
Left for Salt Lake for the international convention. Miss Hildegarde Waechter of Seattle recently released from Bremerton Navy Yard arrives to visit her aunt Mrs. Albert Kleeman. Boy Scouts No. 3 hike Mink Creek under Clarence Stevenson and John Norris. Mrs. Milfred McDonald dies of heart trouble. funeral at St Joseph's Pro Cathedral with interment at Mountainview. N I Nielsen sustains a broken leg at the Nielsen ranch, cared for at St Anthony's. Paul Pensler aiding formation of Grand Canyon club on Snake River south fork. limited membership. James Moorehead, former Pocatello star, dies in New Haven after army service. Thomas W. Bumgartner buried in Blackfoot. Elks service with twenty from Pocatello. aged 22. gassed in France. linked to Idaho Tech and local clubs.
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Seattle
Hildegarde Waechter
Bremerton ‘Navy Yard
Albert Kleeman
Milfred McDonald
Clyde By McDonald
North Main
St. Joseph's Pro Cathedral
W. A. Gallahue
Mountainview
Schumacher and Halle Company
P'aul Pensler
Vocatello
Grand Canyon Club
Snake River
Joln Taylor
Jimmy Moorehead
New Haven
Massachusetts
Jimmy
France
Argonne
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Thomas W. Bumgartner
Bumgartner
The
Elks
Bumbartner
A. E. PF
Idaho Tech
Billiken Club
Lennox Club
Blackfoot Cemetery
Good Talks at Tech Assembly
The Tech sessions proceed well with large attendance at the summer school. Prof Blair leads the assembly on Public School Music this morning. Tuesday at 10 o clock Supt J F Lewis of St Anthony discusses What It Means to Be a Teacher. President Trazier notes strong cooperation and satisfactory progress.
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Tech
Blair
J. F. Lewis
St. Anthony
Trazier
Flag Day Exercises by the Elks Draw Large Crowd
Antlers' temple filled yesterday for the annual Flag day program by the Pocatello Elks. The event featured the Elks Symphony orchestra under Walter Poulton, a history of the flag by D. Smith, Lincoln’s Gettysburg speech by I. Mills, and songs by Mrs. N. Aber. Rev. H S Hamilton delivered the closing patriotic address.
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Pocatello Elks’ Temple
Elks’ Symphony Orchestra
Walter Poulton
America
A. W. Stoker
W. T. Walker
D. Smith
The
Elks
L. M. Mills
Abraham Lincoln
Victor Herbert
City funds tied up after bond deposit case in Pocatello
Attorney W A Anderson contested city jurisdiction over a liquor charge against Tony Berneno and claimed a utility nullity. Bondsmen Abbemonte posted $200 security with Liberty bonds. bonds cashed by city court, leading to a suit for $199.80. The city funds were attached in three banks until appeal released them. The case highlights technical points in bond deposits and municipal vs county authority.
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Pocatello
W. A. Anderson
Arthur Abbemonte
Tony Berneno
Abbemonte
Anderson
Tupper
Notier
Siberia War Veteran Returns Home in Idaho
Lieutenant Harry M. Derham, among the first Pocatello recruits to Siberia, arrived home and was discharged after six months with the A E R F. He will resume work in the Short Line engineering department. Derham trained at the Presidio and served with the 27th Infantry, stationed at Camp Fremont and Vladivostok before interior duties with Bolshevist control. Governor elect Joe T. Young and S. L. Reese led forty Indians from Lemhi Shoshone and Blackfoot to establish a native village at Latter-day Saints University campus with Chief Tyhee Patrick L. Tyhee as welcome speaker and host for the opening convention. Twenty Indian ponies are en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Derham
Pocatello
Siberia
San Francisco
A. ER. F
Engineering
Short Line
Derham
Officers’ Training School
Presidio
Joe T. Young
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
S. L. Reese
Salt Lake
West
Chief Tyhee
Patrick L. Tyhee
Strike is Off After Burleson Granted Points
Denver dispatch reports a June 16 strike by local Electrical Workers union members tied to Kinlock Telephone service and aimed at Southwestern Bell. Secretary Kelsey cited 100 to 150 workers out. telephone and telegraph firms said operations were not affected.
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Burleson
Kinlock Telephone Company
Southwestern Bell Company
Denver
Colo
Electrical Workers Union
Kelsey
60-foot Mary Fran disaster near Tuscaloosa leaves many missing
The 60 foot pleasure launch Mary Fran cis carried 43 people, mostly children, when it turned turtle on the Warnor river three miles above Tuscaloosa. Eighteen drowned and 15 more are missing with rescue efforts underway.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Warnor River
Car Foreman Kane and Wife Return From Iowa Visit
Car Foreman P. H. Kane and his wife have returned after a two week visit in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Kane
Iowa
Classified ads connect job seekers with opportunities
Classifieds introduce a work seeker to a work opportunity, matching skills with openings. Listings highlight positions, employers, and requirements to quickly pair applicants with available roles.
Right to fish streams debated by Idaho attorney general
The Idaho attorney general issues an opinion on the right to fish navigable streams like the Snake River. He states property owners cannot block public fishing on navigable waters while allowing private control over sections where streams form boundaries. The piece notes historic disputes and a recent game law shaping navigability. It also mentions a wrestling match offer and results from Madison Square Garden.
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Ilegally
Idaho
Snake River
Roy L. Black
Otto M. Jones
Mr. Black
Fishermen from Mackay sector report modest catches
Lyman Fargo I Archibald R J Cruse and O B Steely return from Mackay sector after a day of fishing. They fished the waters above the dam pulling in several flies but no record catches. The desert road from Blackfoot is good though rough rocks and chuck holes caused several cars with broken springs to be towed in.
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Lyman Fargo
I. Archibald
R. J. Cruse
O. B. Steely
Mackay
Blackfoot
Early fly fishing season opens along Island Park and Portneuf
The report notes dry roads toward Yellowstone, improving trout activity in lower altitudes, and campouts with nippy nights. A. C. Hinckley fished near Hayspur to bring back pan size speckled fellows. A delegation fished the lower Portneuf where nearly every enthusiast caught a fish despite hot and windy conditions. The Portneuf runs unusually low for the season.
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Island Par
Yellowstone
West End
A. C. Hinckley
Hayspur
Portneuf
Pesek Defeats Zbyszko in Two Hour Wrestling Match
Gordon Nebraska June 16 Four thousand fans witness Joe Pesek win one fall over Wladik Zbyszko in two hours three minutes fifteen seconds. The bout stays even for an hour before Pesek takes control with a head scissors and wrist lock.
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Gordon Athletic Directors
Pesek
Earl Caddock
Madison Square Garden
Big Bill
Drety
Bill Merky
Ed Smith
Play Festival At Lava Springs Opens County Event
Next Thursday a Bannock county play festival will be held at Lava Hot Springs state park for boys and girls, parents and friends. Activities include plays, games, badge tests, races, swimming stunts, songs, and yells with a basket dinner at noon.
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Lava Hot Springs
Bannock County
De Palma Sets Fifty Mile Auto Record at Sheepshead Bay
Ralph De Palma wins the fifty mile international race at Sheepshead Bay in 26 minutes 23.2 seconds, breaking the world record by over 34 seconds and finishing ahead of Dave Lewis and Joe Boyer. Mulford, Resta, and Vail also set or contended for records in earlier events. De Palma’s average speed was 114.5 mph.
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New York
Ralph de Palma
Sheepshead Bay
Louis Chevrolet
de Palma
Dave Lewis
Joe Boyer
Mulford
Dario Resta
Ira Vail
Ralph Mulford
Lewis
Boyer
Tom Milton
Duesenberg
Thev Ow
Good Liniment for Lameness in Local Ad
Mrs J W Wallace of Macon Missouri calls Chamberlains Liniment a splendid remedy for lameness sore muscles and rheumatic pains. She adds it is the best liniment they have ever had in the house. Adv.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Wallace
Macon
Rudman & Gottberg Leading Jewelers Advy Graduation Gifts
Local department store Rudman and Gottberg promotes a full lines of bracelets watches lavalieres rings cameos and a complete graduation gift collection. The ad emphasizes a wide selection for graduates and jewelry enthusiasts.
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Lavalilieres
Rudman & Gottberg
Advy
Wedding Rings by Rud Man and Gottberg Jewelers
14 and 18 karat wedding rings and wedding presents offered by Rud man and Gottberg, leading jewelers. Wd Ade.
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Rudman & Gottberg
Air Service Mechanical schools offer broad trade training
The Air Service Mechanical schools of the United States Army provide modern facilities and instruction comparable to large colleges. They welcome both specialists and non specialists, offering routes to skilled trades through supervised, healthful programs. Apply at the Army Recruiting Station to learn more.
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Air Service
United States Army
United States
Army
Anglo American Team Notes Alcock Flight Feat
The Anglo American team hails Captain Alcock for his Atlantic crossing flight praised as magnificent and fine. The Central News quotes an aviator who respects the achievement and notes it was accomplished without warships.
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Atlantic
Newfoundland
The
Central News
Alcock
Return of Western Troops Lifts Fog Delays at Brooklyn Port
Governor Davis and Idaho and Colorado officials greet returning American expeditionary forces aboard the US transports Alaskan and Peerless docking at Bush Terminal Brooklyn as fog clears. The Peerless carried 2652 men including officers from artillery units. troops hailed from Colorado Wyoming Idaho and other western states. A Rocky Mountain club delegation hosted the veterans with meals and theatre plans. more air service and mechanical school graduates are sought before July 1.
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New York
United States
Alaskan
Peerless
American Expeditionary Forces
Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
St. Nagaire
France
66Th Field Artillery Brigade
E. O. Scott
Regular Army
146Th Field Artillery
Quartermaster’s Corps
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Rocky Mountain Club
D. W. Davis
Addison T. Smith
Burton L. French
Gooding
W. N. Vaile
John D. Kendrick
Camp Merrit
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Boy Scouts
Group No. 3
Mink Creek
Forest Reserve
Clarence Stevenson
John Norris
N. I. Nielson
Poentello
Nielson Ranch
American Falls
St. Anthony's Hospital
Tech Assembly
the Tribune
Rials
W. Center
Walter Liberman
Hamilton
Cal
Doeskin
Tyhee
Zbyszko
Lava Springs
Ad Girls’ Clubs of
County
Depalma
Willard
Willards
Walter Monaghan
Jess Willard
Jess
Walter
Kansan
Dempsey
Monaghan
Women’s Publicity Bureau
Our Nation
Alice Gram Hidden
Florence Brewer Roeckel
Eleanor Taylor Marsh
Brewer- Taylor-Gram O
Governor Davis
Tribune
Loux McOnnell & Company
Pelee
Placs
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