East Drivers Main Trouble at Idaho Safety Conference
At Boise on June 15 1930 self centered driving is blamed for most auto accidents. Speakers urge licensing exams for drivers and strict law enforcement. Secretary Lukens cites high car availability, while officials call for liquor prohibition to curb drunk driving and overall traffic hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Fred E. Lukens
all-Idaho Safety Council
R. C. Manning
United States Bureau of Mines
Salt Lake City
L. C. Newlands
Portland
Oregon Portland Cement Company
Karl Sparks
Coeur d'Alene
R. H. Bnyder
Idaho Falls
F F. Hansen
Utah Light & Traction Company
Hansen
Lukens
National Automobile Association
National Association
McCammon Social Roundup Shows Visits and Local Events
Mrs John Mariey arrives from Salt Lake City to visit McCammon relatives and perform in upcoming recital with niece Miss Sybil Mathews. Many locals travel to Pocatello, Idaho Falls, and Casscade for visits, movies, and shopping. rodeo preparations in Tyhee. 4-H calf club forms with Harvey Price as president. Tre y Parkinson travels to Salt Lake City to meet a sow head coming from Houston for his grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Cammon
John Mariey
Salt Lake City
McCannon
Mra Maude Maritry
Robin
Mariey
Pocatello
Sue
Sybil Mathews
Sanford Hall
Archie Egbert
Ginner
Archie Febert
Ellen Thornock
Arthur Peterson
Banetoft
ES Careen
General Hospital
Jack Towsley
Wm Rufenacht
Glade Allen
Tyhee Tyhee
Blackfoot
Vale
Jeff Thurmtay
Idaho Falls
lHiale
Branstetter
D Reid
Bigby
Reed
Hale
Jared Green
Ruth
Pocat Elic
Suunday
Chas Nyman
WE. Nyman
Horace Hale
Mary
Priday
Wm. Rufenacht
Kenneth Romero
Mre
Danks
Sam Orgill
Pranklin
Famiy
McCammon
Conrad
Montana
Halford
Nina Rawson
Barat Stuart
Ogden
Edna Maltora
Brucky
Harvey Price
Rold Raymond
Russ Price
Marley
LL Larson
Osen
Trey Parkinson
Houston
Texes Ro
Vocational Training Program Success Commended
The vocational education program closes a successful year with 334 adults enrolled. The effort hinges on cooperation among Oregon Short Line railroad public schools and the state vocational education department, with local leaders Griggs Highleyman McDonald and Giles directing planning and on the job supervision by Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Griggs
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Department of Vocational Education
J. W. Highleyman
J. M McDonald
N. B
Ram
Griggs
Federal Board For Vocational Education
State Department of Vocational Education
BankCase Enters Third Week in Worthless Notes Suit
The W G Jenkins banker suit against D W Standrod and D L Evans advances into a third week with two more weeks of testimony planned. Plaintiffs claim Standrod and Co bank sold them worthless notes from its Plackfoot bank failure of 1923. A long list of witnesses including board members, note makers, and experts testified, with county clerk depositions read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Jenkins
D. W. Standrod
D. L. Evans
Jay L Downing
Standrod and Company Bank
Plackfoot
Mackay
Bmackephonic
D. V. Archibald
Clark B Moon
Clay Vance
E. P. Igier
E. Scott
H.C. C. Rich
Neil M. Sorenson
W. D. Stolworthy
A. E
Court action planned for unpaid hotel accounts
Notice states all unpaid accounts will be placed in the hands of the court for collection. Indicates Mrs. H. Ressler at the Main Hotel is involved in the notice.
New Home Planned for Eastern Idaho District Fair
The Eastern Idaho district fair in Blackfoot will get a new administration and a commercial exhibit building 85 feet by 200 feet on North Main Street. County commissioners and fair board approved the plan. bids will be sought and work started soon. Rental is expected to repay the county in six to seven years. The fair runs September 30 to October 3 with attractions from Oregon and Utah fairs. The Teton Valley High School band will lead a caravan from Driggs to the fairgrounds arriving around 11 am day one. Clark B Moon is secretary, with office on Matin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
North Main Street
Fair Board
Bingham County
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
Teton Valley High School
Driggs
Rigby
Rexburg
Fair Grounds
Idaho District
Matin Street
Clark B. Moon
Hopi Runner Wins Times Pre-Olympic Marathon in LA
Harry Chauca a 19 year old Hopi Indian won the first Los Angeles Times pre Olympic marathon race in Los Angeles. He finished the 26 mile 85 yard course in 3 hours 4 minutes 34.45 seconds about a half mile ahead of Clarence De Mar of Melrose Massachusetts who finished in 3 hours 7 minutes 3 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Harry Chauca
Clarence de Mar
Melrose
Mass
Chauca
de Mar
Depositions on Note Makers Property in County
The record outlines the financial status of various note makers and their county property holdings and how that property was disposed of. GL Ambrose read 112 deposition pages as officials, attorneys, and jurors labored through the day. Officials expect at least one more week to finish the case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose
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East
Cecretary of State
Tribune Special
Cole
Ar Bure
Lane
Bo Giles
Giles
J. Windsor
Weriness
Rover
Ce Cirigés
Griges Origs
Poremin
Gilles Air Brake
Windsor
J. Simmons
T Steel
B_ Nielsen
E. Bishop
A. J. Schatz
Associated Press
Anna Szenan
Alonzo M. Snyder
Cleveland
BankCase
Hudnut
Hillrose
Frostilla
Soc Java
Hinds
Knight
Ofc Ipana
William
Hollywood
Lipton’s
Atalko
DE Mar Second
North Main ST
Pocatello, Idaho
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