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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1927

Page

9

Officials Meet Tonight to Discuss Utah Idaho League

The Utah Idaho league board meets tonight at the Hotel Bannock after a 7 30 dinner. Acting President Jack Halliwell will preside with directors from Twin Falls Logan Ogden Pocatello Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City. They plan to review team finances and revise the schedule as attendance slumps threaten the 1927 season. The Bannocks return Sunday from Ogden to begin a six game series Tuesday at Overland Park against Logan Collegians.

Utah-Idaho League Hotel Bannock Jack Halliwell Pocatello George Sandholtz Twin Falls C. P. Cardon Logan Tom Leslie Ogden Jack Veale Clancy St. Clair Idaho Falls George Relf Salt Lake City Parof Utah Pocatello Club Chamber of Commerce Bannocks Overland Park Logan Collegians

Polo Player Anzel Elvelde Breaks Back in Polo Accident

Burlingame Calif June 17 Anzel Elvelde son of a plantation owner near Manila and husband of Miss Marie Spreckels broke his back at the San Mateo polo field when his pony slipped turning at top speed. He also suffered a fractured pelvis and physicians say he has a chance for recovery.

Burlingame Calif Anzel Elvelde Manila P. I Marie Spreckels San Mateo Field Elvelde Elzelde

Old Ironsides Moved To Drydock For Rebuilding

The USS Constitution known as Old Ironsides was moved from the yard pier into a drydock where a two year rejuvenation is planned. A 21 gun salute marked the ceremony as about 5 000 spectators and navy officers watched Secretary Wilbur review the ship and the fundraising effort enabling the project.

Boston Constitution Mavy Yard Wilbur United States

Smithsonian to Study Shipworm Damage in Labrador

The Smithsonian plans a study of the shipworm causing an annual $10,000,000 loss in the United States. Led by Dr. Paul Bartsch, the expedition departs Washington with base on the Matamek river in Labrador and will also study oysters and clams.

Washington Smithsonian Institution United States Labrador Paul Bartsch Matamek River

Detroit Man Killed as Taxi Driver Abducted

Detroit police seek Pete Milo alias Steve Bammish, a possible Utah slayer, after Milo shot and killed Zero Perchi, 42, then forced a taxi driver to drive away. The taxi headed toward Grand Rapids. authorities fear the driver may also be harmed.

Detroit Michigan Pete Milo Steve Bammish Utah Zero Perchi Grand Rapids Milo

First Newspaper in Southeast Idaho Published at Oxford

J J Scott recalls Idaho growth from Oxford to Pocatello and his work as printer's devil on The Idaho Enterprise for five dollars weekly. He describes early rail lines and settlement, the U S L and U N lines, land offices, and the town’s rise after 1883 with Indians’ land treaties and frontier life.

Idaho Oxford J. J. Scott Pocatello Inter-mountain District Scott Idaho Enterprise Mr. Scott Pranklin Utah & Northern Railroad Jay Gould M. Gould Butte Montana Dunnville Battle Creek Hill Boontana Gilmore and Salsbury T. F. Scott Dunnyville W. F. Fisher Bishop Fisher Homer Cooper Kindle Boyle Dixon Davis Lake Anderson Judge Crawford Black Joe Brown Philen Andrews Baker Govach Allen Walker Butterfield Hawkins Lloyd Croshaw Boram Clemens Hillman Hunt McGavin Quigley Hendrcks Hadley Thornton Burger Boyington Coffin Bloxam Burns Exdeuc Wakley Woodland Gruel Ireland Bolingbroke Simon Freedman Jenkins Watson Tillotson Harkness Oneida Utah & Northern Arimo Eagle Rock Idaho Falls U. P Soda Springs McCammon Senator Shoup Salmon City F. T. Dubois T. F. Singiser Congress C. B. Fox K. Smith John Halley Iser Bingham Blackfoot J. A. Streight Bradford Brewster Washington, D. C

Freak Animals on Exhibition at Shows

The American Legion circus with Wortham shows presents an assortment of unusual animals. Spectators will see cows with extra legs and feet, a steer with six legs, a calf with an extra leg, and Filipino cattle with short legs. A small range pony displays four extra hooves as lectures accompany each performance.

American Legion Wortham

Hopper Plague Threatens Tule Lake Farmland

Klamath Falls Oregon August 17 AP reports a feud between 200 workers and millions of grasshoppers across Tule lake tracts. The battle uses poison and fire to repel 25 grasshopper divisions, with an uncertain outcome.

Klamath Falls Ore Zune 17 Tule Lake

Inkom Dance Promises Familiar Beat and Fun

Local notice invites residents to a big dance in Inkom tonight with the same music and atmosphere as previous events. Organizers promise a lively evening with dancing and a friendly crowd.

Inkom

ELOPERS MARRY AS WORRY ENDS

Captain Arnaldo Marson and Mrs Isa belle Kets Burch wed in San Francisco after eloping from New York. Officials expect Mann act charges to be dropped as the couple seeks formal action before United States Commissioner Krull. The marriage followed divorce decrees for Mrs Burch and Mrs Walkup Marson.

San Francisco New York Arnaldo Marson Isabelle Kets Burch Marson United States Krull Burch

Murderer of Harvard star Arthur Brewer sought in Mexico

The American embassy in Mexico City has sent a second note to the Mexican foreign office urging the arrest and punishment of the killer of Arthur Brewer former Harvard football star who died in Guadalajara early this month during a business dispute.

Mexico City Arthur Brewer Harvard Guadalajara

Shaw barred as vivisection debate dissolves in pandemonium

George Bernard Shaw was shouted down at Caxton Hall as 200 students disrupted a Society for the Abolition of Vivisection meeting. The crowd bayed for Shaw and other vivisectionists, raising loud songs and noise until he abandoned the platform.

London George Bernard Shaw Society For the Abolition of Caxton Hall Walter Hadwin Francis Blake George Shaw

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OLD Ironsides’ !S le Crist School of Dancing Dorothy Cavanaugh J. T. Morgan T. F. Sing North Arthur Yellowstone Cleaners Hopper American Falls Indian Springs Natatorium Captain Marson Mrs. Burch Mexico Auditorium Theatre Jones Children Golden West Gibson Lamb Blanche Mehaffey Robert McKim Glenn Tryon Slim Summerville Rolfe Sedan Carl Laemmle Reaves Eason Rex Capitol Denison Rupert Julian DE Mille Pictures Collegians Hills Bros Coffee Hills Bros Harrison St Orpheum Recta Marcel de Sano Marguerite DelLahigtte Henry B. Waithell Forrest Stanley Liyan Tachman Thomas Ricketts Winter Hall Wight School Lynn Brothers Hospital
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