Boy Dies After Auto Crash In South Second Block
Hank Dekker 34 held at county jail as coroner's jury probes auto crash that killed Henry F. Johnston 7 while en route to visit Mrs. J. B. Tustin. Johnston died of a skull fracture after being struck by a roadster on South Second. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. “Hank” Dekker
South Second
Henry Faward Johnston
Henry H. Johnston
J. B. Tustin
Dekker
Lynn Brothers’ Hospital
J. H Lynn
Johnston
Donald
Jacqueline
Montana
Governor vows release of GOP workers over jobs
The governor accused the GOP of blocking Democrat employment by setting up a machine to prevent hiring. He cited a list of 30 applicants with only two accepted in 30 days, noting GOP hires like John Beal of Caldwell at over $169 monthly and pressure to employ A. B. Chamberlain of Richfield at $30 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beal
Caldwell
A. B. Chamberlain
Richfield
Ross asks lawmakers to change endowment laws
The governor urges an extraordinary session to tackle endowment law changes and other items. Democrats caucus to discuss beer legalization and revenue split between the state school fund and general fund. Senate Democrats plan to address endowment fund legislation amid doubts over the governor's proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Senate
Democrats
Adjourning Conference Advocated Over Currency Plan
The report notes no new plan reached Washington since Roosevelt rejected the prior proposal. It states the government shows no stance on currency stabilization and sees no clear benefit from a temporary MADLiwason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Town Notes from Pocatello Busy Weekend
Local residents and visitors are noted in scattered items from Pocatello Idaho. H M Driscoe of Moscow and Hilda Larsens are in town on business and for social events. Several births, police incidents, and community notices fill the page including a wedding, a trailer theft, and a county officer convention.
Yellowstone special train No 45 departs Pocatello at 9 40 daily
Effective today No 45 the Yellowstone special of the Short Line will leave Pocatello for the park at 9 40 a m each day. Direct connections from the south come on No 41 the Butte special arriving at 5 15 a m No 20 the Pacific limited arriving from the west at 9 35 a m and the Portland Rose from the east arriving at 9 25 a m.
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Pocatello
Park
Butte
Portland
Roosevelt cut short Martha's Vineyard voyage to Nantucket
President Roosevelt arrived at Nantucket aboard the Amberjack during a vacation cruise. High seas and a north wind forced a planned 80 mile run from Edgar Town to Provincetown to shelter in Nantucket Harbor. He told officials he feared rough seas for press boats following the yacht.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Nantucket
Mass
Roosevelt
Amberjack
Campo Bello Island
N. B
Edgartown
Martha's Vineyard
Air crash kills two in California and Montana bridge work update
In California, two persons believed dead after an open biplane crashed into Big Bear lake near Grand Central airport. The craft owned by film director Harry Sweet may have been piloted by someone else at the time. In Montana, new ranger station near West Yellowstone to be finished next week with two families housed, plus two bridges on the Yellowstone route to be completed by late July.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Big Bear Lake
Harry Sweet
Sweet
Grand Central Airport
Glendale
Joseph Tewis
West Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Buffalo River
Pond’s Resort
Snake River
Mack's Inn
Pond’s
Idaho
Osborne Springs
Targee Forest
Basin Forest Ranger Station
Montana
East improves says National Retail Druggists leader
F R Petersen of the National Retail Druggists association reports rapid improvement in business conditions in the East and Chicago and Philadelphia show strong gains. He backs the Wagner bill as key to ending cut-throat competition and says a code of ethics for druggists will be submitted to Congress.
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East
F. R. Petersen
National Retail Druggists Association
Chicago
Portland
Petersen
Philadelphia
West
Congress
Committee On
United States
Fliers Prepare to Search for Lost Trans-Pacific Pilot
At Nome Alaska two navy fliers Ensign William A. Moffett Jr and Lieut Jonnes await better weather to proceed from their base the Argonne and Patoka toward the Aleutians to search for Jimmie Mattern who disappeared during a Pacific flight. The weather-bound crews aim to aid the search if needed.
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Nome
Alaska
Navy
Pribilofs
Jimmie Mattern
Argonne
Patoka
Aleutians
William A. Moffett, Jr
Bear Eueal Moffett
Lieut
Jonnest
Kinney Former Western Union Manager Dies at 50
Edward D. Kinney 50 longtime Kinney Wholesale Company president and son of Mrs E D Kinney 441 S Garfield died at his Twin Falls home after a lingering illness He left Pocatello in 1908 to join his brother John Kinney in the firm Survived by widow a daughter Nell and multiple siblings with burial likely in this city.
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Edward D. Kinney
Western Union
E. D. Kinney
S. Garfield
Twin Falls
Pocatello
John Kinney
Kinney Wholesale Company
Kinney
Nell Kinney
D. B. Wakefield
Frank Kinney
Billings
Montana
Whilden Moran
San Francisco
James Benedict
Sandpoint
Frank Garvin
Detroit
Arthur Rothrock
Honolulu
Frigidaire Plants Boost Output in Dayton Factories
Frigidaire plants in Dayton are increasing production beyond any thirty day period in company history. E W Hall reports the surge reflects strong demand as the two largest refrigerator factories race to meet orders nationwide. About 10 000 people are employed in Dayton to accelerate output of household models.
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Frigidaire Corporation
Dayton
E. W. Hall
Hall
Frigidaire
Thimble Club Annual Picnic At Ross Park
The Kmport Thimble club will hold its annual picnic at Ross Park on Tuesday afternoon June 20. Dinner will be served at 6 30 for members and their families.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ross Park
Chamber of Commerce
Florence Marshall
Chicago
Kmport Thimble Club
War Mothers Leader Arrives for Idaho Conference
Mrs. Virgil Stone national president of the War Mothers arrives in Pocatello for a southeastern Idaho conference. The group, prominent since World War I, aids disabled veterans and dependents, promotes patriotic community service, and supports an honorable peace. Also attending are state and chapter officers from Wallace Shoshone Idaho Falls and Lander Wyoming.
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Virgil Stone
War Mothers
Pocatello
Idaho
Stone
Organization
George Harnsberger
Harry Harnsberger
Lander
Wyoming
Denver
Omaha
Irving Fairweather
Wallace
Carey Gross
Shoshone
A. P. West
E. C. Patterson
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Dairies Cut Whipping Cream Prices
Licensed Pocatello dairy distributors met last week with health officials Ross Garrett and Jack Ziebarth Jr to curb an alleged outside milk war. They set prices for whipping cream at quart 40 cents, pint 22 cents, and half pint 12 1/2 cents to stabilize retail costs.
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Pocatello
Ross Garrett
Jack Ziebarth, Jr
Board of Health
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Boy
Edward Henry Johnson
Lewiston
Treasury
Italo Balbo
Orbetello
Italy
Enea Silvio Recagno
Associated Press
H. M. Driscoe
Moscow
Hilda Larsens
Salt Lake
Andrew Hitchcock
Kellogg Company
Cora M. Wood
The
State Chamber of Commerce
M. A. Bullock
F. G. Mole
Vivian Mole
Edith Hopkins
John C. Pollock
Union Paetfte Department of Tourists
West Yrillawstone
Edward P. Taylor
United States Building and Loan Association
Clarence Horrocks
North Arthur
General Hospital
MacKenzie Firestone Company
North Main Street
W. O. Priest
P. F
Robert Simmonson
Biick
North Harrison
R. W. Owen
Pacific Watch Co
T. W. McCabe
Yellowstone
Lions’ Club
Mrs
Don Brown
Big Springs
Arthur Petersen
M. R. Murphy
the General Hospital
Salvador Panique
Fort Hall
B. Harold Spackman
Spackmen
South Garfield
Minnie Howard
Theodore ‘Turner
C. H. Pinkerton
Elizabeth Chandler
Lorenzo Chandler
N. Lincoln
Hall Chapel
Mountainview Cemetery
Robert Louis Chandler
Dorothy Ray Chandler
N. J. Laughlin
Live Oak
Calif
Clarence B. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Boise
R. I. Beeson
Fred F. Shields
Viola Thiel
William J. Welker
Meridian
H. ©. Evans
Caleb Walker
Rons
Tra Masters
John Bratsman
Parker
Fremont County
Verla Ward
New Dale
Ray L. Downing
M. J. Rossiter
Bancroft
Cook
Albion
George Cook
Charles E. Scott
Portsmouth
Farle C. Scott
Ford Billiard Hall
Bud Bliss
Idaho Peace Officers
Clifton Curtis
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Curtis
William Tendoy
J. A. Kinney
Tendoy
Bannock
Dave McNichols
M. C. Getigan
North Hayes
Joe Denton
South Second Avenue
Jarvis Henderson
South Eleventh
H. C. Perryman
Fifth and Center
Joe Rogers
Rogers
Harry Beck
M. W. Alstrom
R. F. Scharder
Frank Reger
Eugenio Woodward Jelke
Birmingham
Ala
Newport
R. 1
F. Frazier Jelke
New York
Lake
W. Loyal Hall
Ogden
Loyal Hall
McHan Mortuary
Fargo
Burns
Main and
Progy Hopkins
Jovcr
Fields
Hudy Vallie
Stuart Erwin
George Turns
Gracie Allen
Agie
Budd
Maritia
CA Way
Zabu Pitts
Thelma Todd Comedy
Whitney C. Close
George E. Hallett
116Th
Washington State National Guard
Idaho National Guard
Ida
Spokane
Wash
National Druggists Association
City
Mr. Petersen
Jack Halliwell
U.S
Big
Clyde Beatty
Anita Pale
Aid Savtas
Views Garnett
Mickey Rooney
Wallace Ford
Reymond Hatton
Moran & Mack
National Organization
Pocatello Dairies
Terrell's
Vis Is da Scholl
Terrell Shoe Co
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