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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
6
Local brief reports RB Redney and Frank Howard were arrested for gambling after a raid on 16 East Clark Street. They bonded out and face a jury trial this evening. Also noted is Wm J Muirin's recovery from surgery at General Hospital.
Charlies Selders appeared before District Judge O R Baum and pleaded not guilty to attempted extortion. The trial is scheduled for early July. Also a marriage license was issued to Morris George Smith of St Joe Missouri and Mary Francis Miller of Baitlake.
In district court Judge Baum heard the case of Harry Ray Burbank versus the Women’s Catholic Order of Forresters. The dispute centers on a $1,000 life policy once to Harry Ray Burbank, later changed to his sister Mrs Sarah Ray Myers amid alleged undue influence. The order prepared to pay but withheld until court duel ends. attorney J H H Peterson represents the plaintiff and Mrs Myers contends.
A Pocatello citizen testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills easing back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs S B Geisenberg, 808 S Main St, endorses the remedy as aiding her family. Public notice urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills, 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Nogales June 15 The Garbanzo Union of Sonora and Sinaloa will handle the chick pea crop from these states through Nogales. A New York firm funds the growers in marketing the crop valued around 6 million dollars and 825 000 to 350 000 sacks. Growers will receive about 5 dollars more per sack under the new plan.
Mrs. W Ksobell of 19 Matthew St Peoria HL says Tanlac improved her health after two decades of cramps backache and fatigue. She notes restored appetite strength and quiet nights as kidneys pain and nerves faded. Tanlac sold in Pocatello by Bailey's Book Store Pharmacy and leading druggists locally.
Norval AK Leach of Springfield Idaho re enlisted in the medical department for service in the Philippines. Otis Wooters of Butte Montana re enlisted for general service infantry at Fort Logan Colorado. A War Department telegram dated June 9 1920 outlines form 739 for regular army commissions under reorganization. A travelling board for vocational training visits district with ex soldiers to provide vocational help and possible compensation.
In New York City a booming own your own apartment movement shows two large deals: a $2 5 million purchase of a Fifth Avenue apartment house and a $4 million Park Avenue co op project. Woodrow Court on Upper Broadway sold for 600 000 to a 5 percent tenant group.
The Greek government will mobilize the 1921 class in the near future following a dispatch from Athens. The action comes as Greece faces military or security duties and reflects wartime mobilization practices.
Paris reports confirm Ambassador Jusserand will return to Washington to resume his ambassadorial duties after a vacation in France, despite earlier published reports.
Yenu clo Bonillas, former Mexican minister at Washington, departed Mexico City for the United States on June 15, according to AP.
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