Idaho Bankers Hold Annual Lewiston Session
The Idaho State Bankers association met in Lewiston in annual session with strong Idaho bank turnout and attendees from Wortland Seattle and Spokane. Speakers included A D Stanton Meridian Wm Hatch Davis KH H Klein T Clyde Bacon and J C Galbraith and US Senator F R Gooding planned to speak on freight rates as the session closes.
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Lewiston, Ida
Idaho State Bankers’ Association
Idaho
Wortland
Seattle
Spokane
Northwest
A. D. Stanton
Meridian
Wm. Hatch Davis
Washington State Bankers’ Association
KH. H. Klein
T. Clyde Bacon
Idaho Woolf Growers’ Association
J. C. Galbraith
Idaho National Bank of Pocatello
United States
F. R. Gooding
Conference of Pertnent stake Relief Society Held Across Wards
The Relief Society of Pertnent stake convened in seven wards with stake board members visiting each. Reports traced yearly progress and officers for the coming year were sustained. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ah le Dixon Hawking Basin ward Mr and Mrs R T Hale Arimo conference Mr and Mrs B W Henderson McCammon ward and Bishop L C Parr and wife Mee ward. About fifteen wards remain to be visited, with Sundays planned in August.
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Tribune
McCammon
Relief Society of Pertnent
Stake
Ahle Dixon
Hawking Basin
R. T. Hale
B. W. Henderson
L C. Parr
Mee
Citizens and School Board Form Budget Cooperation Committee
About fifty patrons and the local school board met to discuss the district’s finances. After voters rejected a 2 percent mill tax, the board must limit expenditures to 25 575 dollars against a proposed 28 885 dollar budget. A three member committee P V Nash L Dixon and Calvin Gragan will work with the board to draft the 1925 26 budget and meet again June 22.
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Tribune
McCammon
P. V. Nash
L. Dixon
Calvin Gragan
Town Notes From Bancroft and Nearby
Mrs and Mrs Jens Luod visited McCammon and C B E Taylor before returning to Thatcher. Miss Bessie Jones of San Francisco visited Mrs Wm Ward and family then headed to American Falls. Miss Elsie Whitworth left Sun Gay for Franklin to visit relatives for about two weeks. Miss Fae Lords returned home from Thatcher. Kara Cornelison tended to business in Grace. Mrs Welton Cornelison, ill for weeks, is reported worse.
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Jens Luod
McCammon
Thatcher
Miss Lords
Idaho Falls
D. D. Beamer
Salt Lake City
Kara Cornelison
Grace
Welton Cornelison
Civic Club Meets in McCammon on June 17
The McCammon Civic Club women gathered at Mrs. Harvey Gordon's home for a brief business session before the Book Review Class took the afternoon. Mrs. Lydia Thorn led a Ten Commandments discussion and a two course lunch followed, served by the hostess group. Attendees included Mrs. W. G. Wells, Mrs. Edward Murphy, Mrs. Harold Jeffries, Mrs. Lane Rowe, Mrs. Jaownely Vin Cragan, Mrs. Wilfor, Mrs. Sam Orgill, Mrs. Brian, and Mrs. Wm. Hulenacht.
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McCammon
McCammoun Civic Club
Harvey Gordon
Lydia Thornlay
Has
W .G. Wells
Hdward Murphy
Larald Jefies
Lanie Rowe
Ja ‘Ownely Vin Cragan
Wilfor
Sam Orgill
Brian J
Wm. Hkulenacht
Realtors Enjoy Banquet With Blackfoot Hen
The Pocatello to Blackfoot realtor tour closed with a banquet at the Cottage hotel Blackfoot. F C McGowan chaired and toasted the group. Speakers praised road improvements and urged promoting Idaho as See Idaho First to boost regional growth and real estate prospects.
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Snake River Valley
Lost River Valley
Pocatello
Lost River Country
McGowan
Pocatello Realtors
Idaho
Rex Dunlap
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Kfoot
Harvey Holmes
Blackfoot
Intermountain
Miss Wagenseller
H. D. Macham
John L. Brady
American Falls
Camp Hit by Storm at Boise Barracks Encampment
Boise June 17 National guard men were nearly flooded from their tents as a heavy thunder storm drenched the Boise barracks grounds in the early hours. Trenches were dug around tents to divert water while officers tents also endured rain and mud during the rugged weather. The camp proceeds with its strenuous training program for citizen soldiers.
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Tribune_ Special
Boise
National Guard
Boise Barracks
Southern Pacific to Stop Minute in Tribute to Kruttachnitz
Private funeral services for Julius Krut tachnitz retired chairman of the executive committee of Southern Pacific were held at the family home before his body was shipped to New Orleans. Services are set for Thursday at St Paul's Episcopal Church in New Orleans. All Southern Pacific trains and machinery will stop for one minute at 9 o'clock Pacific time Thursday, and the San Francisco offices will close from 9 to 10.
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New York
Julius Kruttachnitz
Southern Pacific Company
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Southern Pacific System
San Francisco
Unclear Home Remedy Ad Advises Simple Cure
An advertisement touts a harmless preparation advertised to remove catarrhal mucus and tract inflammation affecting the stomach liver and intestines. The copy claims it helps bloating and general stomach issues and promotes Cook's Drug Store as a place to obtain the remedy.
Dienst Seeks Tech Institute Presidency in Pocatello
Boise June 17 Superintendent C I Dienst, recently reelected head of local schools, is seen as leading candidate for president of Idaho Technical Institute at Pocatello. Backing comes from State Education Commissioner Ethel B Redfield and board member Mrs J G H Graveley. Stake includes Clency St Clair, southeastern Idaho board member and ISTI executive committee chair, with J Snyder of Idaho Falls among others mentioned.
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Boise
C. I. Dienst
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
State House
Dienst
Ethel B. Redfield
J. G. H. Graveley
State Board of Education
Clency St. Clair
St. Clair
Idaho
J. Snyder
Idaho Falla
Local visitors and trout planting mark Lava Hot Springs week
Mrs. Henry Stall left Lava Hot Springs with her daughter for Caldwell after ten days by her sister ill at the sanatorium. Art Last boasted a 4.5 pound native trout and several two pounders from west of town, part of a strong season catch. Poindexter visitors include Mrs J Adams and J Adams at Pocatello, Carl Kasiska, Miss Mable Kasiska, and Bannock welfare official David Burrell reviewing state property.
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Lava Hot Springs
Henry Stall
Caldwell
Mosher
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Lava
Carl Kasiska
Pocatello
Mable Kasiska
David Burrell
Bannock County Welfare
Mosey Creek
Portnent
al Brinton
Chesterfield
al Crocket
Clyde Crocket
Thomas Peterson
Peterson Ranch
Miss Hayes
Rock Springs
Wio
Young widow and husband linked in key murder case
Investigator Edward King said a new arrest of a young woman is imminent in the killing of Grace Grogan Young. Dr Thomas Young has confessed and is alleged to be shielding an accomplice. Jewels and Liberty bonds valued at ten thousand dollars are missing as prosecutors prepare to indict Young for murder.
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Angeles
Edward King
Grace Grogan
Patrick Grogan
Olive
Thomas Young
King
Mia
Young
Asa Keyes
Five French Soldiers Die in Tragic Coblena Incident
In Coblena Germany on June 17 five French soldiers died from severe burns when a nonrigid balloon returning from Lutzel Park exploded after takeoff. Ten other soldiers were seriously wounded in the blast and ensuing fire.
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Coblena
Germany
Lutzel Park
Training Camp for Women Set as Idaho Extension Plan
The first vacation training camp for women will run July 7–9 at Starkey Hot Springs under the University of Idaho extension division. Guidance by Miss Marion Hepworth and others aims to combine health education, home life, and community service with morning lessons, afternoon recreation, and evening inspirational work. A special train may run July 9 if 30 tickets are bought. instructors include Madee Reese, Hepworth, Bennett, Edyth Rhyne, Wealthy Ann Robinson, and Verna Johannesen.
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Moscow
Extension Division
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Starkey Hot Springs
Marion Hepworth
Tfus
Ates
Pacific and Idaho Northern Railroad Company
LeGrande Young
Spokane
Verna Johannesen
Five Die in Distillery Explosion Near Oporto
Lisbon report says an explosion at a distillery near Oporto killed five workers and left several others seriously injured. The blast occurred in the early hours, drawing emergency crews to the site. Authorities are investigating the cause and scope of the accident.
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Lisbon
Oporto
Monkey Bizness and Local Trade Talk In Pocatello
A sardonic column notes ongoing clashes between the state board of education and Pocatello officials, warning of obstruction by critics as town growth accelerates. It then shifts to a local sales pitch featuring discounted Diamonds Holton trombone Gibson mandolin and Zenith radio sets offered to readers.
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Holton
Zenith
Dinith Dealers
Pocatello
Bequeaths Heart to Montigny Le Roit by Flam
Paris reports astronomer Camille Flam marions will leaves his heart to his birthplace Montigny Le Roit where it first beat. He also bequeaths 10,000 francs his bust and his portrait to the village.
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Paris
Camille Flammarions
Montigny le Roit
Paris Chamber backs Painleve government in vote
Paris deputies approved the Painleve government by 436 to 34 in a confidence motion, signaling strong support amid postwar politics. The vote came as the cabinet faced pressing reform agendas and opposition challenges.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Painleve
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