Jones Smith Lead British Open After First Round
Bobby Jones and Macdonald Smith pace the British Open at Hoylake with 70s, Henry Cotton close at 70, Jim Barnes and Horton Smith at 71 and 72. Fred Robson 71, Norman Sutton 72, Archie Compston 74, Cyril Tolley 84. Second round tomorrow. two rounds Friday to decide the championship.
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Hoylake
England
Bobby Jones
Macdonald Smith
United States
Henry Cotton
Lst
George van Elm
F. C Stevens, Jr
Los Angeles
Fred Robson
Norman Sutton
Tom Green
Archie Compston
Charles Whitcombe
Abe Mitchell
Percy Alliss
Cyril Tolley
Gate City Commandery Installs New Officers
The Gate City commandery of Knights Templar installed its newly elected officers at a well attended meeting in the Masonic temple. Out going commander Harold K. Day and Past Commander Ray Hunter led the installation and plans for the year, including a cabaret dance by the drill team Friday night. Readiness of table reservations was coordinated by Halliwell drug store. officers listed include Geo W Matthews E C J B Halliwell G and others.
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Gate City
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Harold K. Day
Ray
Hunter
Halliwell Drug Store
Commandery
Geo. W. Matthews
E. C
Halliwell
W. H. Nuckolls
C. G
M. M. Bodell
S. W
E. E. Warner
J. W
W. J. Harvey
Treas
E. E. Gabbert
Howard Stoy
H. L. McClintock
St. B
Frank Schwabe
Sw. B
W. Perry
Warder
Geo. Slingerland
C. E. Morrell
Steve T. Collins
Elkin Chandler
Memorial Building
Gate City Commandery
Former Local Ball Player Visits Here
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow of Quakland California and Mr. and Mrs. B A Scott of Ogden Utah stopped in Pocatello returning from a park visit. Crow, a former Short Line conductor and star Pocatello baseball player, holds a 1905 Tribune copy recalling a 8 to 4 win over Idaho Falls and claim that Pocatello were undisputed Southeastern Idaho champions. He later built railroad service and now runs a hardware business in Oakland.
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Fred Crow
Quakland
California
B. A. Scott
Ogden
Utah
Pocatello
Crow
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello Club
Idaho Falls Club
Idaho Falls
Pocatello's
Idaho
Short Line Opens New Park Schedule for Yellowstone Season
Short Line introduces extra trains to handle park traffic. Train 126 departs tonight at 8:40 for Chicago and eastern points. Train 125 arrives Pocatello Friday at 7:30. Train 33 leaves Salt Lake City Thursday at 11:10 and reaches here Friday at 4:30 am before going to West Yellowstone. Train 34 leaves West Yellowstone Saturday at 1:25 pm for Pocatello arriving 8:20 pm and returns to Salt Lake City Sunday at 7 am.
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Yellowstone Park
Chicago
St. Louis
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
West Yellowstone
STOP SIGN CRASHERS FEATURED IN WIDE COALITION
In Soda Springs McCammon Bancroft and nearby towns a broad movement includes the Lions club Pocatello Tribune Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau Rotary Kiwanis and several unions and labor groups. Lions committee leaders are Mayor Ross Sheriff Henderson Don Brown and Chief Lehrbas with Tribune coverage and ongoing updates. Tomorrow's issue will include Donts for motorists. A Chicago bandit robbed three women in an apartment house grabbing furs valued at 2250 and fled without a gun.
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Soda Springs
McCammon
Bancroft
The
Lions Club
Pocatello Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Bureau
Rotary
Kiwanis
B of
R. T
B. of
L. E
R. R. Telegraphers
Central Labor Council
American Legion
Chicago
Rev Abbey to Address Group on Pentecost Tonight
Rev Victor L Abbey will speak at his home at 1014 West Fremont Street at 8 oclock on Pentecost topics drawn from E Stanley Jones. He argues only a universal, unselfish love-based religion can move today, inviting the public to attend post Pentecost services.
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Victor L. Abbey
Fremont Street
E. Stanley Jones
Abbey
Christ Jesus
Utah Counties Show Increase in 10 Years
A regional survey indicates Utah counties have increased in population and economic activity over the past decade. Analysts note growth centers around Salt Lake City and surrounding suburbs, with demographic shifts and new development shaping local governance and planning.
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Utah
Rotary luncheon program to feature W J O Connor
W J O Connor leads the program at the Downtown Rotary luncheon to be held Thursday at noon with Dr Joseph Clothier presiding. Delegates from Denver bound for a Shipper's Advisory Board meeting in Idaho Falls will attend.
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Rotary
W. J. O'Connor
Joseph Clothier
Denver
Shipper's Advisory Board
Agricultural Council
Idaho Falls
West Side Fire Department
Grant Avenue
Chamber of Commerce outlines its activities
E L Dale reviews 16 months of C of C work in Pocatello outlining 10 291 35 spent and dozens of programs. Highlights include aiding Idaho State Grange convention hosting a goodwill tour to Idaho Portland Cement plant supporting the U of I U S C B football squads and Eastern Idaho fairs plus posters maps and tourism efforts. Eight new members signed. remarks include a piano duet by Margery Smith and Adelaide Anderson Sanford.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. L. Dale
J. C. Penney Company
Idaho State Grange
Idaho
Portland Cement
Idaho Rate Association
Southern Pacific
Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
U. of L
U. of I
U. of 1
Bannock County War Mothers
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Ogden
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Athletic Department of U. of T
R. S. Stringfellow
Margery Smith
Adelaide Anderson Sanford
Morrow Wins New Jersey Senate Nomination in Wet Victory
Dwight W. Morrow's primary win in New Jersey shocks anti prohibitionists who see the result as a boost for the wets. Fort concedes to Morrow as Edge successor candidate Thelma Parkinson is the sole Democratic contender. Morrow may return to Mexico City as ambassador while weighing resignation before November.
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Thelma Parkinson
Fort
Frelinghuysen
Morrow
Shields
Anti-Saloon League
Mororw
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Senate
New Jersey
Wets
White House
Mexico City
Bar Silver Prices Edge Up in London Trade
Silver prices in London rose to about 15 11 16 dollars per ounce as trading closed in New York and London markets reported mixed gains on the metal.
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New York
London
Stocks Plunge on Fresh Selling Wave Across Markets
New York June 18 AP reports broad stock losses with no organized support on the NYSE as bears flood the market. Major issues fall $5 to over $20, while brokers note investors pursue small lots and long term accumulation amid continued weak commodity prices and reduced industrial activity. A mild afternoon rally offers cautious optimism but experts warn its durability is uncertain.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Commission
Wall Street
Livestock Prices Across Chicago Omaha and Ogden Markets
Chicago hogs 27,000 head with top at 10 dollars and steady to slightly lower bids. cattle 9,500 with weaker bids and sluggish dressed beef. sheep 10,000 with lambs around 12 to 13 dollars and ewes around 2 to 3 dollars. Omaha hogs 12,000 mostly steady with sows up to 9.60. cattle 6,000 with weak to lower undertone. Ogden hogs 1,073 with market near 9.75 to 10.10. cattle 143 with market in the 8 to 9.50 range. sheep 7,020 with lambs around 9 to 12 dollars.
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Chicago
USDA
Omaha
Idaho
Ogden Ogden
Ap-Usda
Byrd Arrives Home Port with City Honors
Admiral Byrd and 3,000 guards arrive in New York landing at 10 30 am parade to city hall for review by Mayor Walker. A painting honoring Byrd and medals for expedition members are presented. honorary LLD to Byrd. Byrd departs to Washington for meeting with President Hoover and National Geographic luncheon.
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Broadway
City Hall
James J. Walker
Admiral Byrd
Walker
Elmer E. Brown
New York University
New York
Washington
Hoover
National Geographic Society
Richmond
Pollard
Winchester
Copper and related metals report from New York
New York copper eases on spot and futures at 11 1 4 cents. Iron remains unchanged. Tin steady with spot near 29.75 cents and futures 30.00 cents. Lead dull. Zinc eases in East St. Louis with spot and futures around 4.45 cents. Antimony at 7.10 dollars.
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New York
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Grain futures fall to season lows on weak demand
Chicago grain prices slid to new season lows as export demand faded and Liverpool reports suggested foreign buyers were avoiding US purchases. Market data showed wheat down to a daily low after a 41/4 cent drop, with corn and oats also weakening and provisions dropping about 10 to 25 cents.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Sweden
Spain
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Potato shipments and prices update across states
Potatoes in Chicago on June 18 show total U S shipments at 911 barrels with steady trading for sacks and fair activity for traded goods. Prices range from 2.75 to 3.00 for sacked varieties and 2.25 for ordinary stock, with North Carolina Irish cobblers quoted at 5.65 to 10.10 per barrel.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Salt Lake City
Arkansas
California
Maine
Oklahoma
Texas
Virginia
Minneapolis Flour Market Report June 18
Flour prices for carload lots quoted at 6 256 35 per barrel in 98 pound sacks. Shipments include 34 478 Bran priced 21 to 21 50. A 15 20c hardness adjustment noted in the market data.
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Minneapolis
Money rates steady as call money holds at 26 per cent
In New York on June 18 the money market showed steadiness with call money at 2 6 percent all day and time loans largely unchanged. Rates for 30 days, 60 days, 90 days and longer terms remain near prior levels with small adjustments noted in longer maturities. Prime commercial paper sits around 3 1/4 percent and bankers acceptances steady.
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MONEY
New York
Utah Weather Forecast Quiet and mild through Thursday
Generally fair weather continues tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Skies stay mostly clear, allowing light winds and comfortable evenings across the region.
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Utah
Walked 52 Miles to Visit Relatives Ends in Winchester
The Fetty family rested after individually route-marching 52 miles over two months. Mr and Mrs Fetty and their 11 children completed the long trek from Newport Arkansas to Winchester Kansas to visit relatives ending the bunion derby.
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Winchester
Kan
API
George W. Fetty
Copper prices dip in domestic market to 11 cents a pound
Copper in the domestic market traded at 11 cents per pound by customs smelters, 0.4 cent below yesterday. Some smelters held at 11.3 cents with small buying volume. Foreign prices steady at 12.30 cents per pound in European base ports. New York AP report from June 18.
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New York
Grain Grading School Opens in Boise
The grain grading school in Boise Idaho started Wednesday at the high school. The program, run by cooperative agricultural agencies federal and state departments and the university extension service, trains warehouse operators in proper grading methods to support farm relief act provisions.
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Boise
Idaho
Cooperative Agricultural Agencies
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
University Extension Service
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