Dempsey Faces High Stakes as Willard Bracken Brennan Loom
Jack Dempsey, king of the heavies, is linked with a title bout against Bill Brennan and Jess Willard. Bill Muldoon, NY boxing chief, claims Dempsey dodges elite challengers while Willard presses for a shot, praising Will as a worthy rival and clean living challenger.
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KR. E. M
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Jess Willard
Harry Greb
Bill Muldoon
New York State Boxing Commission
Dempsey
Wills
Jack
L Citizen
Jack Johnenn
Brennan
Jess
Pittsburg
Willard
Rine
Willard Plans Training Ahead of Dempsey Return Match
Los Angeles June 17 AP Jess Willard announced plans to choose training quarters and begin regular work for a return bout with Jack Dempsey. He has two locations under consideration a gym area and an open air site.
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Los Angeles
Jess Wilard
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Tennis stars engaged in tournament schedule details and results
Rain interrupted play as Ferguson Molinelli and Carruthers Cleare compete Saturday. Holmes duos lead wins while Brady Cannon defeat Archibald Turner 6-4 6-2. Cleare Carruthers lose 5-7 1-6. Four doubles teams hold 1000 percentages as three clubs plan a U S L and tennis clubs tournament.
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Ferguson and Molinelli
Carruthers
Cleare
Jones
Clear
Holmes
Hartman
Goldstein
Nelewe
Archibald
Turner
Brady
Cannon
Lomas
Sprague
Ferguson
Molinelli
Moinelli
Tomas
Archhibald
Force
Bayside civic group acts on girl caddies in golf
Bayside New York, June 17. The Bayside Civic association moved to action over the employment of girls as golf caddies in the area after a protest by Mrs. Jennie L. Potter, principal of schools, who argued the girls should use their time at home. The association directed its social welfare committee to respond.
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Bayside
N. Y
Bayside Civic Association
Jennie L. Potter
France Wins First Davis Cup Match in Copenhagen
France defeated Denmark in the opening Davis Cup tie as BK Orotta beat Erik Tegnero 6-0 3-6 6-5 1-6 6-4 in the first singles. The match began in Copenhagen on June 17 with France taking the early lead.
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France
Copenhagen
Orotta
Erik Tegnero
Denmark
City League Note Ends In Rain Tied Standoff
U D 8 and State Department teams battled to a 4 4 draw on Wednesday. Rain halted play after seven innings and standings remain undecided. managers to set a rescheduled date.
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U. D
State Department
Chicago Clubs Split Double Game In Baseball Tilt
National League action in Chicago where the first game ended Chicago 4 Boston 6 with Aldridge Wirth and Miller Gowdy handling the pitching and catching duties. In the nightcap Chicago prevailed 8 to 2 behind strong innings and timely hits from Alexander Wirth and McQuillan O Neeill among others.
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National League
Chicago
R. H. E. Chicago
Boston
Aldridge
Wirth
Miller
Gowdy
Alexander
McQuillan
O'Neeill
Dreamland Dance at Dreamland Hall Tonight
A social dance will be held this evening at Dreamland hall on North Second avenue. The usual good time is promised.
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Dreamland Hall
North Second Avenue
Presbyterian Ladies Meet in Church Aid Gathering
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon June 21 at the home of Mrs. Charles Brown 255 North Twelfth avenue. A full attendance is requested.
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Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Brown
North Twelfth Avenue
Stated Convocation Of Pocatello Masons Set For June 19
Stated convocation of Pocatello chapter No 6 Royal Arch Masons will be held Monday evening June 19 in the chapter rooms at the Masonic hall. Good attendance is desired.
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Pocatello Chapter No. 6
Masonic Hall
Bannock County War Mothers Plan Monday Meeting
The Bannock county war mothers will hold a regular meeting Monday afternoon at the public library. A good attendance is expected.
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Bannock County War Mothers
Special Communication at Partnenf Lodge No 18 on June 19
There will be a special communication of Partnenf Lodge No 18 A F and A M Monday evening June 19 in the Masonic hall. The M M degree will be conferred.
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Partnenf Lodge
A. F
Masonic Hall
Maccabee Memorial Service Set By W B A of Maccabees
The W B A of the Maccabees will meet at K C Hall Sunday at 1 pm to hold memorial services for peanere. A good attendance is desired.
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Maccabee Memorial
W. B. A. of the Maccabees
K. C. Hall
Peanere
Moose Picnic Planned by Loyal Order of Moose
The Loyal Order of Moose will hold a picnic on Rapid Creek Sunday inviting lodge members and their families. Cars will depart from the W. O. W. hall and transportation will be provided.
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Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
Rapid Creek
Lodge
W. O. W. Hall
Special Assembly of Bannock Council Meets June 20
A special assembly of Bannock council No 2 R and S M will be held Tuesday evening June 20 in the Masonic hall. The R and S M degree will be conferred and all members urged to attend.
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Bannock Council No. 2
S. M
Masonic Hall
Elite Dance Hall to Host Social Evening
Elite dance hall opened Thursday on West Center greene and Higson streets will host another social dance tonight with music by the original Oriole Five.
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Greene and Higson Oeetee
West Center
Oriole Five
Memorial Services for Ladies' Auxiliary Held at Baptist Church
Memorial services for the Ladies' auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will be held Sunday evening at the Baptist church. All members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen are invited.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Sunda
Baptist Church
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Dance at Hillcrest Social Evening Expected Large Crowd
The regular Saturday social at Hillcrest will be held this evening with special preparations by management. The Hillcrest orchestra will provide the music and a large crowd is expected to attend.
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Hillcrest
Grand Concert and Supper in the First Ward Hall
A fundraising event in the First Ward Hall on Friday June 23 features a mg Cre Sonatas Pp x Ths of the L. D. 8. ehitte performance and a display of Poca tello’s musical and dramatic talent. A ballet program and popular music will be played and the hall accommodates about five hundred. Proceeds aid ward expenses.
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L. D
Ehitte
Town Talk Funeral for Frank Williams Held Monday
The funeral service for Frank Williams will be at the Schumacher chapel Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. Interment will follow at Mountainview Cemetery.
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Frank Williams
the Schumacher
Hall Company
Mountainview
Poultry Industry Focus At Poentello Visit
Fronn Moore of the University Extension Department tours Poentello today focusing on poultry industry development. He aims to discuss advances, funding prospects, and practical applications for local farmers.
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Fronn Moore
Poentello
Rice couple to spend weekend with Rigby relatives
Mr. and Mrs. William Rice, attending the summer session at the Tech, left yesterday for Rigby to visit relatives of Mrs. Price over the weekend.
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William Rice
the Tech
Rigby
Downey School Board Clerk Seeks New High School
M. A. Thomas and family of Downey visit the city in support of a proposed new high school. Thomas is a clerk for the Downey school board and attends to school district interests.
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M. A. Thomas
Downey
Thomas
Mies Burrus Returns Home From University Visit
Mies Adelyne Burrus daughter of Mr and Mrs Fletcher Burrus arrives home this evening from Seattle Washington where she has been a student at the University of Washington.
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Mies Adelyne Burrus
Fletcher KR. Burrus
Wash
University of Washington
Home from School Miss Edyth Samuelson Returns
Miss Edyth Samuelson daughter of Mrs L Samuelson 535 North Lincoln returns home from Ogden where she studied at Sacred Heart academy and will spend the summer in Povetello.
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Edyth Samuelson
L. Samueleon
North
Lincoln
Ogden
Sacred Heart Academy
Povatello
Route through town on way to Yellowstone Park
W J Hamilton and wife of King City California passed through the city today en route to Yellowstone Park. Mr Hamilton said he was highly pleased with this section of the country and the progress being made here.
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Park
W. J. Hamilton
Kings City
Cal
Yellowstone Park
Licenses Issued to Two Couples by County Clerk
Marriage licenses were issued Friday from the office of County Clerk R. C. Earley. One couple includes James F. Adams of Pendleton Oregon and Miss Lillian Aldous of Lava Hot Springs. The other couple is John Henry Devenberg and Emily Leona Covall of Pocatello.
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R. C. Earley
James F. Adams
Pendleton
Ore
Lillian Aldous
Lava Hot Springs
John Henry Devenberg
Emily Leona Covall
Pocatello
Preliminary Hearing For Mann Act Suspect Schuyler Young
Schuyler W. Young held on a Mann act charge received a preliminary hearing Friday before U S Commissioner Theodore Turner. He was bound over to the next term of the federal court with bond set at 1000 dollars. in default he was remanded to the county jail.
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Schuyler W. Young
Theodore Turner
Young
Newlywed Couple Visits Pocatello From Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Freeman of Chicago spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Riess on West Clark street. They recently married and have toured the West for their honeymoon. Freeman works as an engineer on the Chicago and Northwestern lines and was impressed with Pocatello and Idaho.
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Marvin Freeman
Chicago
H. P. Riess
West Clark Street
West
Freeman
Chicago and Northwestern
Pocatello
Idaho
Police Court Faces Night Session With Multiple Intoxication Charges
John Douglas Jac Desmond Mike O'Brien Sam Caves Oscar Benson Powder River Bill Taylor and FP Smith are held in the city jail on intoxication charges awaiting this evening's police court before Police Judge Kemper. August Erickson also appears to answer driving sheep through city streets in violation of the trespass ordinance.
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John Douglas
Jac Desmond
Mike O’brien
Sam Caves
Oscar Benson
Powder River
Bill Taylor
Smith
Kemper
August Erickson
Woodmen Lodge Delegation Attends Blackfoot Lecture
A large delegation from the Pocatello camp Mederm Woodmen of America traveled to Blackfoot for a lecture by National Lecturer Mr. Renney. The event included a large class adoption ceremony and a banquet. Attendees called the lecture the best ever on Woodcraft in the territory.
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Pocatello Camp Modern Woodmen of America
Renney
K. C. Hall
Pocatello Camp
Mederm Woodmen of America
Blackfoot
Petersen couple to visit eastern cities for business and Elks convention
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Petersen depart Sunday on No. 18 traveling through Denver Kansas City St. Louis Chicago New York and other eastern cities. In Chicago and Grand Rapids Mr. Petersen will arrange Fur niture merchandise purchases while Atlantic City hosts the Elks convention where he serves as Po catello lodge No. 674 delegate.
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East
A. M. Petersen
Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Grand Rapids
Petersen
Petersen Furniture Company
Four Nominations Filed as County Clerk Reports Interest Low
County Clerk B C Earley notes little voter interest in the upcoming elections with four nomination papers filed to date. Theodore Swanson seeks county commissioner in the second district, E G Houde and A T Marshall run for Pocatello justices of the peace, Burnett McGarvey for constable. Nominations close at 5 p m Saturday, July.
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B.C. Earley
iThe
Theodore Swanson
E. G. Houde
A. T. Marshall
Justices of the Peace of
Eastern Star delegates return from Idaho for Ruth chapter
A Stewart Miss Zoila Hoskinson Mrs J W Myers and Mrs George Ridgway return this evening from Wallace Idaho where they attended the grand chapter session as delegates from Ruth chapter No 1 of Pocatello Mr Stewart was elected grand worthy matron for the ensuing year and a large local delegation will greet the train.
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A. Stewart
Zoila Hoskinson
J. W. Myers
George Ridgway
Wallace
Idaho
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Ruth
Pocatello
Stewart
Negro apprehended after sodomy charge arrest
Will Brown, a Black man arrested days earlier on a sodomy charge and released on bond, was arraigned yesterday and is back in the county hospital after being captured by Deputy Bert Harrison at a south end section camp. He likely remains in Pocatello until his trial.
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Negro
Will Brown
Short Line
Bert Harrison
Brown
Pocatello
Police Court Fines In Two Minor Cases
James Fellis received a 25 dollar fine in police court for a soft drink stand violation. Morgan pled guilty to possession of vitt and paid 25 dollars. Charles Cole faced a possession charge with a furnishing role and also 25 dollars. Miles Tyner's case was held for investigation as the evening session closed.
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Govert
James Fellis
Kemper
Aes Morgan
Vitt
Charles Cole
Forte
Miles Tyner
Busy Evening at City Jail: Police Round Up Numerous Drunks
Police rounded up a number of individuals on a busy Friday evening with a majority booked for intoxication. The article notes a large turnout of those arrested for prohibitively imbibing prohibited fluids.
Bancroft Man In Town For Business Matters
Personal F. F. Logue of Bancroft was in the city handling business. T. F. Teada of Spokane passed through en route to the Park.
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F. F. Logue
Bancroft
Withdraw Allied Troops in Upper Silesia by Week’s End
Paris reports that all allied troops in Upper Silesia will be withdrawn by the end of next week. The two control commissions established by the German Polish Geneva treaty will then assume administration of the territory.
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Paris
Upper Silesia
Geneva
Weather Outlook for Rocky Mountains to Pacific States
Washington weather report predicts a generally fair week from Monday with normal temperatures across the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions and Pacific states. No significant precipitation expected.
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the Weather
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific States
York Florists Dissolution and Asset Transfer Agreement
An agreement dated March 4 1922 dissolves A W York Company Florists and states that Alfred W York has taken over all assets and assumes all liabilities. The document is signed by Alfred W York and W Co Bents and witnesses Jean Bentley Stalker.
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A. W. York Company
A. York
Alfred W. York
W. Co
Bents
Jean Bentley Stalker
Notice of Attachment in Bannock County Bank suit
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District state of Iuancho Bannock County Bank a corporation files against Noah Bentley. An attachment was issued on the defendant's property from the court dated June 13 1922 at Pocatello Idaho per clerk Beal. Attorneys Peterson and Coffin represent the plaintiff.
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Fifth Judicial District
Iuancho
Bannockasco
Treintus
Noah Bentley
Pocatello
Idaho
Beal
C. Earley
Anna Keefe
Peterson & Coffin
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