Young Voters Organize Bannock County Club
A Bannock county Young People's Voters club was formed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Norman B. Adkisson was elected president though he plans to leave Poco toad a summer. H K Ray became secretary and Robert Farley treasurer. An executive committee and a general committee with two representatives per precinct were named.
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Young People’s Voters Club
Bannock County
Chamber of Commerce
Mmittee
Wodeon
Bannock Hotel
Norman B. Adkisson
Adkison
Miss Agnes Gleason Heads Chicago Hotel Venture
Miss Agnes Gleason is manager of the Virginia, a premier uptown hotel in Chicago, regarded as the first splendid residential hotel west of New York. Miss Gleason is listed among the notable figures guiding the project.
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Agnes Gleason
Virginia
Chicago
New York
Miss Gleason
First Woman Manages United States First Class Hotel
The article profiles the first woman to serve as manager of a first class hotel in the United States detailing her career path and pioneering role in the hospitality industry.
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United States
Car Theft Reported in Vancouver for 1920 Chevrolet Touring
Information reached the sheriff's office about the theft of a 1920 Chevrolet touring car from Vancouver Washington on June 5. The vehicle bore Washington license 57036. A total reward of 50 is offered for its recovery and for the arrest and conviction of those responsible.
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Sheriff's Office
Vancouver
Washington
Sheriff Mabey Returns Home From Montana Trip
Sheriff Geo. E. Mabey arrived back in town on an early morning train after several days of business in Montana.
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Geo. E. Mabey
Points
Montana
Court Session Planned in American Falls by District Judge
District Judge R. M. Terrell and Court Reporter Ray Bistline depart Saturday for American Falls where Terrell will preside in a session of court tomorrow afternoon.
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American Falls
R. M. Terrell
Ray Bistline
Terrell
Disputed life policy case reset after jurors fail to agree
The jury in the Burbank versus Catholic Women’s Order of Forresters case could not reach a verdict after an all night session and was discharged by Judge C R Baum. The matter concerns a life insurance policy on Mrs Burbank with beneficiary changes alleged due to undue influence. A new jury will hear the case later. Also noted, licenses issued to Alfred R Smith Fern R Robbins and Jas B Mahon and Diva Farmer. Mrs L B Gordon returns from Ogden.
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Harry Ray Burbank
Catholic Women’s Order of Forresters
District Court
C. R. Baum
Forresters’ Lodge
Burbank
The
Pocatello Auto Company
Holmes
Alfred R. Smith
Fern R. Robbins
Deer Lodge
Montana
Jas. B. Mahon
Diva Farmer
Pocatello
Wm. A. Hyde
City Couple Arrested for Disorderly Conduct and Liquor
Colple arresting Jim Brown and Helen Woods headlined city police court this morning. They were arrested at 439 North Fourth Avenue on disorderly conduct and possession of five gallons of home brew liquor. Both pled guilty to disorderly conduct and drew 26 days. liquor charge to be considered at this evening's session.
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Colple
Jim Brown
Helen Woods
North Fourth Avenue
Sesson
Mrs Moore to Attend Columbia Summer School
New York reports Mrs Moore will attend summer school at Columbia University. After the course at the Eastern University she will study styles for some time and expects to be away from the city until September.
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New York
Columbia University
The
Eastern University
Young Republicans Meet in Bannock County
An executive committee gathering at the Bannock hotel outlined an active season. Al Stoker became membership committee chairman, while Armidon Earley and Adkison joined the finance panel. Voters are invited to join and send names to H. E. Ray, secretary.
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P’eople
Republican Club
Bangock County
Bannock Hotel
al Stoker
Messrs
Armidon, Earley
Adkison
Bannock County
H. E. Ray
Nash visits city from Boise as land commissioner
I. H. Nash state land commissioner is in the city today on a business visit coming from Boise to discuss state land issues.
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I. H. Nash
State
Boise
Speedy progress on two new Pocatello schools
Work is progressing quickly on the two new schools in Pocatello. Foundations are laid and brick work started on the North Grant site and the South Tenth and Lewis corner project. No construction has begun yet on the third school planned between North Pocatello and Fairview.
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Pocatello
North Grant
South Tenth
Lewis
North Pocatello
Fairview
Engineers Elect Officers At Pocatello Club Meeting
The Pocatello chapter of the American Association of Engineers elected John D. Neville as president H A Goult as vice president and RE Brunner as secretary and treasurer at its regular monthly gathering The group decided to continue monthly luncheons but next date and place to be advised by mail due to Shriner Specials passing through the city.
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Engineers
Pocatello Club
American Association of Engineers
John D. Neville
H. A. Oult
RE. H. Brunner
Shriner
Mrs Hall and Mr Lund Start Northwest Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs Arthur W Hall and Mr and Mrs Willard Lund with family left Thursday by auto for Portland Seattle and other northwestern cities on a vacation trip lasting one month or six weeks
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Portland
Arthur W. Hall
Willard Lund
Seattle
Local Student Robert E. Kane to Spend Summer in Detroit
Robert E. Kane, a well known local young man and Fordham University student, will not return home for the summer. He will spend vacation visiting his sister, Mrs. G. K. Schaeffer, in Detroit.
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Robert E. Kane
Fordham University
New York City
G. K. Schaeffer
Detroit
Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Cures
An advertisement touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a simple stomach aid that clears catarrhal mucus and treats stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One bottle allegedly yields dramatic benefit, with a money-back guarantee. Also noted are a community kitchen run by three Evanston women and Penn co-eds learning fencing under Leonard Feroni.
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Mayr
Cook Drug Co
Bike Riders Pinched In Subway Case
Leroy Cox and Howard Race were arrested last evening on the charge of riding their bicycles in the subway. They will appear before Police Judge M. R. Lockhart at tonight's court session.
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Leroy Cox
Howard Race
M. R. Lockhart
Spirit Seance by Robert Fulton at Auditorium
Robert Fulton, 19, will host a Sunday night astral dead trance seance on the Auditorium platform with a local committee. The event is free to adults, but no admission for children under eighteen.
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Robert Fulton
Dressmaker Mrs Al Moore to Leave Gouce Main Street
Mrs Al Moore who runs a dressmaking establishment on Gouce Main Street will depart Monday for unspecified travel as her local business notes an upcoming change.
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Por
al Moore
Gouce Main Street
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Fargo
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Company
Rainier Products Co
Rainier Beverages
Lifestaff
Blue Moon
W. W. C. Wholesale Company Wholesale Distributors
Pocatello, Idaho
Colgate
Mennen
William
Jonteel
Ogden
BAST
Evanston, Illinois
R. H. Dawes
J. A. Odell
H. Kingsley
University of Pennsylvania
Fencing Mader
Leonard Feroni
John Munger
North Second Avenue
Oldsmobile 1544
America
M.J.B
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