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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1922

Page

5

Former Bannock National head denies testimony in trial

L. L. Reece former Bannock National Bank president testifies in U S district court denying statements by cashier E W Pearce about loan minutes and security. He admits excessive notes and loans sold to other banks and confirms sheep loan dealings with Butterfield and Spokane Cattle, with cross examination ongoing.

L. Reece Bannock National Bank United States District Court Boise Capital News E. W. Pearce Reece N. G. Franklin Pearce Louis Ipharraguerre John Etchecahar Comptroller Spokane Cattle & Loan Company Yey Etchecahar Ipharraguerre Bannock National Butterfields Spokane Butterfield Dheep Cell Federal Reserve Davis Eure Treece van Fleet 7S Co L. P. Gallet Ce Reorman Wesley M. Acuff Rupert Carl St. Alphonsus

Idaho National Guard Ends Camp Reed Stay in Boise

The Idaho National Guard wrapped up 15 days of drill at Camp Fred R. Reed Boise with 600 personnel returning home. Units including Company M 186th infantry and 1st Squadron 116th cavalry led the exodus, entraining for Parma Weiser Caldwell and local homes, after which pay and final notices were issued.

Boise Idaho National Guard Fred R. Reed Idaho 186Th Infantry Parma Etachment 116Th Cavalry Ihs Weiser O. S Caldwell Harry T. Lewis

French Visitors Boost American Library in Paris

The American Library in Paris, housing 30,000 American volumes, draws 33 percent of its reading room attendance from French readers and acts as a bridge between French literary interests and the United States. In 1922 funds reached 674000 francs with plans to expand facilities, including a Latin Quarter branch. French ministers and prominent scholars frequent the library, which receives frequent requests for America related information.

Paris A.P France United States America Henry Ford Hughes

Oldest World Museum in Hara described

The city of Hara, former Japanese capital, hosts the world’s oldest museum founded in 756. It holds about 3,000 decorative art pieces and opens only on one day annually for an official inspection to ensure collection integrity.

Hara Japan

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