Bancroft Skim of Local Notices and Activities
Bancroft and surrounding area report visitors including Mrs May Rose and family Mrs Iven Miles and relatives Mrs Bowers caring for a newborn infant. F Bowers hosts, Ruthes and Johansen plan a canning and baking club meeting June 20 at Toolson hotel. A boy Scouts hike to Lava and back covers seventeen scouts. Malad defeats Downey 15 to 3 in baseball. Funeral services held for Creer child. Henry Clark brings back berries from Ogden area.
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Ruthes
Johannesen
Boise
Bancroft
Toolson
Raymond Toolson
Lund
Morris Creer
Henry Clark
Ogden
Brigham City
Leoga Johnson
Pocatello
Fred Johnson
Chesterfield
Daughter Born in Downey as Macks Welcome Girl
Clint Mack and wife announce the birth of a daughter at their Downey home Saturday afternoon. A Cambridge boy threw a brick that shattered a J C Penny store window, eight youths blamed by Judge Green in Pocatello. each to pay part of a $25 repair. Mrs Penrose back from Pocatello, and William Laurenson learns his wife will stay in Leith another week due to illness.
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Downey
the Tribune
Clint Mack
Cambridge
J. UC. Penny Company
Judge Green
Pocatello
Fred Penrose
William Laurenaon
Leith
Woman Recovers by Using Pinkham's Herbal Remedy
A Lima Ohio reader reports improved health after taking E Pinkham's Herbal Compound. She notes previous symptoms limited activity and that after consistent use she is now able to walk and engage in tasks she could not seven years prior.
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Lima
Ohio
E. Pinkham
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. W. H. Enfield in Montpelier
Funeral services for Mrs. W H Enfield were conducted Sunday at the Montpelier Methodist church with Rev M M Stocker of the Presbyterian church delivering the sermon. A large gathering attended as music was provided by a local quartet and Mrs A B Gough sang. Remains to be buried in Monroe Wisconsin, to be followed by mother and sister.
Local Visitors Enjoy Lava Hot Springs Baths
Mr and Mrs George Peterson and family traveled from Rockland to spend the day at Lava Hot Springs baths. Mr and Mrs Frank Porter and their daughters plan a few days at Blackfoot, visiting Mrs Porters sister Mrs C Winter. J N present daughter of Ingham City is visiting Mr and Mrs D S Jones this week. Mrs M Stevens of Blackfoot visited at the end.
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Lava Hot Springs
the Tribune
George Peterson
Rockland
Frank Porter
Kfoot
Vocational Field Instructor Joins University of Idaho in McCammon
James H. Fox of Moscow Idaho arrives in McCammon to serve as field instructor for farm trainees under the U S Veterans bureau. He will travel Bannock Bear Lake Franklin and other counties delivering guidance on farm projects while based at the county agents office.
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McCammon
the Tribune
James H. Fox
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Fox
Bannock
Bear Lake
Franklin
Bingham
Power
Lonneville
Jefferson
Teton
U. S. Veterans Bureau
College of Agriculture
University of Idane
Twin Falls
Boize
Welser
Chas.©. Gray
Bannock County
Cassia
Gooding
Jerome
Homer €. Hudelson
Aresent Se
Mr. Fox
Wyoming
Declo cashier sentenced to Idaho state penitentiary
Boise June 19 C J Wilson former cashier of the Declo state bank was convicted of making false reports to the bank examiner and sentenced by Judge B S Varian to six months to two years in the Idaho state penitentiary United States Attorney E G Davis said returning from Shoshone where he assisted Prosecuting Attorney C W Thomas in the case The state proved to the jury that Wilson concealed the bank's true condition by fictitious reserve reports Davis also aided in prosecuting Grover Rich and Will H Young former president and cashier of the Burley State bank The case ended with a hung jury and both actions were moved from Cassia county for venue changes
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Boise
C. J. Wilson
Declo State Bank
B. S. Varian
Idaho State Penitentiary
United States
E. G. Davis
Shoshone
C. W. Thomas
Wilson
Davis
Grover Rich
Wi H. Young
Burley State Bank
Cassia County
Death by own action of banker cleared by court
In Boise in June 1921 the death of Meitzler former cashier of the Union Central Bank of May was ruled a suicide by note forgery fears. Federal court settled the case finding Meitzler killed himself believing his forgeries were known to Bank Commissioner Fralick. Citizens National Bank of Salmon seeks recovery of Meitzler’s $5 000 official bond from Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland as part of the suit.
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Franck
Meitzler
Trust Company
Althougst Meitzler
Meitzier
Frank T. Wyman
Truest Company
Wo State Bank
Citizen's State Bank
George Turner
Minor Brown
Boise
Publi
Wouge Meitzier
Union Central Bank of May
Fralick
F. S. Dietrich
Citizen
Visitors and local events highlight Soda Springs scene
Sprague Stevens attends health baths while Mrs. J. R. DeWitt and Cleo of Idaho Falls visit. Lava Hot Water defeats Soda Springs 7 to 3. D. Adair of Burley stays a few days. D. B. Jones and wife return from Malad after brother J. J. Jones dies there.
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Sprague Stevens
J. R. DeWitt
Cleo
Idaho Falls
Convicts Escape Idaho Penitentiary By Sawing Door
Boise June 19 Two penitentiary convicts Robert Bennett and W D Mathews escaped Sunday night after sawing through a door and ventilator to reach the roof and yard. They possibly fled in a stolen automobile from 1218 Hashtol street rear garage. A $50 reward offered. descriptions issued to nationwide authorities. Bennett age 18, 5 ft 3 in, 125 lbs, red hair. Mathews age 20, 5 ft 4 in, 124 lbs, black hair.
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Boise
Robert Bennett
W. D. Mathews
Hashtol Street
Idaho State Penitentiary
USA
Man captured at American Falls is returned to pen
Boise June 19 With a bullet in his head and two in his arm Joe Lewis a paroled convict captured after a gun battle with the Power county posse was returned to the state prison by traveling guard Roberta The fight began when Lewis opened fire after halting orders. Allen of Wyoming found with a stolen car was brought back to Ada county for car theft charges. Lewis had been paroled last October after serving part of a one to fourteen year sentence for cattle rustling.
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Boise
Joe Lewis
Power County
Miabo State Prison
Roberta
Prer
Lewis
Ge de Charles Allen
Wyoming
Ralph Hosley
Nede Merrian
Allen
Urburt
Ada County
Elmore County
Boise Men to Speak at Realtor Convention
Three Boise men will address the Northwest Real Estate association convention in Portland starting July 18. May or Eugene B Sherman will discuss Zoning, Ernest Day will cover Multiple Listing, and Guy Flenner will speak on Reclamation. Delegates from the northwest states and two Canadian provinces will attend and discuss realtor matters.
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Boise
Northwest Real Estate Association
Portland
Beginnin
Boise Realty Board
Eugene B. Sherman
Cit
Ernest Day
Guy Flenner
Idaho Reclamation Association
Northwest
Canada
European stars praise American tennis players at Saint Cloud
Paris report notes mixed views onChampions Johnston and Tilden from European greats including Suzanne Lenglen Henri Cochet Andre Gobert Henri Carsonval Count Balbi Diemer Koel and Jean Washer after Saint Cloud events and the 1921 Davis Cup era context.
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Paris
Tilden
Saint Cloud
Johnston
Associated Press
Suzanne Lengien
Suzanme
Henri Cochet
France
Tildee Bes
Yuriet
Andre Gobert
Henri Carsonval
Balbi
Italy
Diemer-Kool
Holland
Diemer-Koel Hag
Jean Washer
Belgium
Mr. Washer
London Expert Reveals Soviet Red Army Details
A London Daily Mail military expert, returning from Moscow, cites 1925 army strength drop from 950000 to 800000. He lists infantry 280000, cavalry 60000, technical 70000, navy 30000, Cheka 110000, rifles 2600000, machine guns 14500, cannons 5000, shells 3000000, munitions 1000000000. He notes 23 aircraft plants, 5 active, 10600 planes expected in 1924, and Bolsheviks expanding officer ranks from workers.
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London
Red Army
London Daily Mail
Moscow
Cheka
Trotsky
Schools Embrace Special Classes For Military Staff Roles
The United States and England establish targeted programs in general staff work engineering infantry cavalry and signals. The effort signals expanded training across services and allied nations to bolster wartime readiness.
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United States
England
Ty Cobb's Tigers Permit Little Restriction On Players
Detroit management led by Ty Cobb allows few limits on players with wives banned from road trips and minor discipline for intemperance. Cobb favors noon workouts over morning sessions to keep players flexible and rested for afternoon games, claiming no fixed retirement times and better phys ical condition.
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Tigers
Johnston
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Biloxi Treated as Gulf Shrimp Canning Hub
Biloxi on the Mississippi Gulf Coast is a major shrimp canning center. In a normal season it will pack about 50,000 barrels of shrimp, roughly 162,000 cases.
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Biloxi
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Electrical and mechanical engineering exposition in Buffalo
An exposition will be held in Buffalo next September to showcase the latest developments in electrical, mechanical and power engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
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Malad
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Edna Ware
Salt Lake
C. W. Taylor
Burton Almond
J. Milton Hyde
Lava
Smith’s Canyon
Divide
GW. Hall
Lydia E.pinkham
Montpelier
FE. E. Mulica
Kemmerer
Los Angeles
H. P. King
Dorothy
Frances
Lowrie
Vancouver
Omaha
Mike Kuutti
la Grande
Oregon
Chicago
Idaho Technical Institute
Laurence Burke
Pasco
Washington
Burke
Thos. Burke
Dorothy Brough
Betty Richardson
Charles Cheney
Edwin Toomer
California
Verna Johannesen
Hesse
Anthes
D. RB. Leonard
Misa Esther Edeen
Alice Liljenquist
Francis Girard
Ee School
The
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Marguerite Nash
Declo
State Penitentiary
W. D. Matthews
American Falls
Bares Russ
Army Data
Germany
Daily Mail
Bull Durham Tobacco
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Yellowstone Cleaners
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