Old Grudge Ends in Knife Attack on South First
A stabbing in the 204 South First area left Will Robinson in serious condition after a meeting with a colored man named Hobo Jack. Jack broke a door to reenter the room and injured his own hand, then fled before being apprehended. A warrant was issued for Jack’s arrest as police report the melee and hospital treatment for both men.
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South First
Dos South First Avenue
Jacek
Robinson
Bell Anderson
Hebo Jack
Lawrence Buckley
Poertello
Idaho Falls
Express Car Loot Totals 30000 in Chicago
Chicago officials report $30,000 in gold silver and coins stolen from an express car last night. Two masked robbers bound the guard and robbed the safe. two express messengers in the car were detained by police for questioning.
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Chicago
G. M. Curtis
Adar
Classified ads recover majority of lost articles
Classified ads help owners retrieve most missing articles. The notice highlights how routine listings connect finders with rightful owners and recover items across the community.
Volunteer drive kicks off with four thousand pledged
About 4000 subscribed to Bannock county Red Cross finance campaign as kickoff reports show 3376.03 pledged before the drive. Team captains and aides begin countywide solicitation with strong support expected at this evening’s session.
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Red Cross
Bannock County
J. Ts
W. Dick
Sam Ferguson
A. Valentine
Marina
Ina
Bic
Army Selections to Forge Finest American Force
Washington reports that nearly 40 percent of men called by selective draft fail the first physical exam. About a million must be drawn to yield 625,000 for the initial levy as surgeons stress stringent standards for height weight sight teeth and heart. The war will be won by the most and best young men in the nation.
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Washington
America
Germany
Rpa
Man Arrested for Failing to Register in Poestello
Charles W. Smith was arrested yesterday in Poestello by county officers for failing to register with no satisfactory reason given. He is a day laborer held in the county jail as investigators proceed.
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Charles W. Smith
Poeatello
Smith
Poestello
Montana Junction
Thorze Carpenter
Burke
R. H. Smith
Fine Session at Bancroft Red Cross Meeting
A sizable Red Cross session was held in Bancroft with Dr Merrill and Mr W Standrod among speakers. Secretary J W Bartlett addressed the gathering and outlined a fund-raising plan for the year.
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Bancroft
Red
J A Tupper Wounded In Apparent Accident
J A Tupper, longtime resident of Poca tello, was shot in the stomach while cleaning a revolver at his Louia Garfield home. The accident occurred about 2 pm and he was taken to General Hospital for immediate surgery. condition not yet known.
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Louia Garfield
J. A. Tupper
Pocatello
Tupper
Thx General Hospital
Local Drive Organizes Red Cross Chapter in Thefts District
The report notes $250 turned in on pledge cards fueling enthusiasm for the movement. George H. Fisher was elected precinct chairman that week, with Dr. Russell Smith as campaign manager. The theft district drive starts Friday and a local Red Cross chapter was formed with Mrs. Cannon as president.
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George H. Fisher
Russell Smith
the Red Cross
Cannon
Fishermen Arrested On License Violations by Deputy Warden
Deputy Game Warden L. R. Lelir apprehended Leonard Pellan and James Timeros for fishing without the proper credentials. Judge Knowles sentenced each to a small fine for their unlawful angling under stated regulations.
Duich Steamer Sunk Off Coast in Dutch Trade
The Duich steamer sunk after a dutch voyage carrying grain for the Dutch government. No details about the crew were provided. The brief notes appear in a wartime ad context with no further specifics.
Local Briefs Highlight Military and Infrastructure News
Pocatello Gas president W A Baehr and Chief Engineer Lucas will arrive from Chicago to oversee the local plant. Captain Watson will visit tonight to recruit for the quartermasters reserve, with Sergeant Shaffer asking all who wish to meet him to report at 7:30 at the army station. Miss Dorthey Faris and Miss Averyl Dickinson of Boise visit local friends after returning from Wellesley. Robert Dillingham of Cook's druggists reports excellent crop conditions in Kansas and a pleasant vacation. Captain Robbins of the Salt Lake marine recruiting district was in town this morning with Sergeant Kamberlin. they depart for Horse Where to establish a marine station. The Short Line transportation team defeated Machinists in a recent league game, with strong hitting on both sides.
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United States District Attorney's Office
Ruth Cruger
Consuelo la Rue
Chace Hamiston
Cruger
West Fightieth Street
Miss la Rue
Ruth Crager
la Rue
Coechi
Victor Brady
Cocchi
W. A. Baehr
Pocatello Gas Company
Lucas
Tomoorrow
Chicago
Watson
Pocatello
Quartermasters’ Reserve Corps
Shaffer
Army
Beck
Masane
Robert Dillingham
Cook's
Kansas
Martine O'feer
Robbins
Salt Lake District
Marine Recruiting
Sergeant Kamberlin
Horse
Wai
Transportation
Heavs
Eller Urham
Transportation Ti
Sod Srrith
Classifieds Find Tenants for Government Apartments
A fragment describes ads seeking tenants for government owned or subsidized apartments. The notice mentions locations and eligibility but lacks full details.
Grand Master Visits Idaho Lodges on Southeast Tour
John M Bloomfield the grand master of Masons of Idaho traveled through the city this forenoon during his annual visit to lodges in the southeast part of the state. He plans an official visit to Portneuf Lodge No 18 next Wednesday evening with degree work and a supper at 6:30 served by the Eastern Star.
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John M. Bloomfield
Nampa
Masons
Idaho
Portneuf Lodge No
Andy Marshall
Fastern Star
Iédre
Wanted furnished rooms for light housekeeping July 1st
Classified note requests light housekeeping with three furnished rooms starting July 1 and asks for a reasonable rate.
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Tribune
Big Bout To Settle Old Score In Idaho Fight Night
On the eve of a scheduled twelve round bout Joe Rivers of Los Angeles meets Idaho Falls fighter Morrissey. Rivers arrives tomorrow and seeks to even a prior decision as Idaho Falls fans back Morrissey. A co feature features Art Chester vs George Olson on a high standard wrestling card.
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Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Bee Morrissey
Idaho Falls
Rivers
Morrissey
Idalgo Falls
I Pocatello
Lour
Art Chester
George J
Olson
Mixed It Over Wages Case And Assault Conviction
Tom Cormack was found guilty of assault and battery before Judge Swanson and fined $50 or twenty days in jail. He claimed three days of wages were due and argued he would not pay costs, citing a contractor dispute and abusive language. Cormack showed a swollen hand with minor bone fractures. Three drunks were also cited. two pled guilty and got ten days, while the third faces a hearing at 5 this evening.
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Tom Cormack
Swanson
Cormack
Joel Smith
North Harrison
North Pogatello
Smith
Eastern handicap trap tournament draws top marksmen
Hartford Gun Club hosts the eleventh great eastern handicap tournament as amateurs and professionals from eastern and midwestern states gather. Preliminary trials run today and tomorrow, building to the main event on Friday with top shooters competing for honors.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Gun Club
Recruiting Week Set for Regular Army Mobilization
Washington June 20 President Wilson proclaimed June 23 to 30 as recruiting week for the regular army. He urged unmarried men with no dependents to enroll for war service to promptly fill the ranks.
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Washington
Wilson
Pershing and Joffre Confer in Paris
General Pershing had a long conference with General Joffre on American affairs in Paris and will visit the army engineering depot tomorrow and later the airfield.
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Paris
Pershing
Joffre
Army Engineering Depot
Lars Airdrome
Italians Resume the Offensive Capture of Austrian Positions
Rome reports Italians resumed the offensive and captured Austrian positions on Monte Ortigaro, taking 900 prisoners yesterday as announced by the office.
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Rome
Monte Ortigary
Recruits Face Allegations at Newport Training Station
News of naval recruits at Newport Rhode Island training station being exposed to gambling houses immoral resorts and illegal liquor sales surfaces as Daniels claims he appealed to Governor Beeckman.
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Washington
Newport
R. L
Daniels
Beeckman
Chautauqua Ends With Star Bass James Goddard Closing
The Chautauqua concludes its series with a grand closing concert led by Joe Goddard, bass baritone of the Chicago Grand Opera Company, supported by Ruth Ray Yale Smith and other artists. Earlier this week Montaville Flowers presented Rebuilding the Temple and Dr. Belin spoke on The Mind of Germany, highlighting the war’s European conditions.
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Pocatello
Belin
Germany
New York Times
Chautauqua
Muesical Arts
Montaville Flowers
Joe Gioddard
N. Ho Table
Polly of
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Dorthey Faris
Averyl Dickinson
Boise
Dr. C. McDougall
Misa Faris
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Wellesley
Largzge
Philip Lavatta
Bannock Nut'l Bank
the Tribune
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Tokyo
Land of
Nippon
Elies Day
Mr. Day
Lyceum Arts Conservatory of Chicago
Lyceum
Uhaufauna
G Georgia Letta
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