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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
2
Blackfoot reports hog cholera cases with no cure, urging herd monitoring. Local residents travel for education and business, including University attendance and furniture purchases. Rotary and civic meetings discuss President Harding visit prospects and trout stocking cooperation.
Bancroft June 20. Mrs. E G Frank of Ogden returned home after visiting Bancroft relatives. Mrs Mell Brown of Soda Springs returned to her home after visiting White and Budrow families. Several residents travel to Fielding and Lava Springs for visits and events including a birthday party for Mr Lundquist.
H. H. Keim, former mayor of Nampa, sues the Leader-Herald and owners for 25,000 dollars in five counts. Plaintiff rested, defense opened with witness Jenness testifying as the trial neared a jury decision expected Wednesday.
The annual Farm Bureau picnic and club festival at Lava Hot Springs drew a large crowd despite threatening weather. East-side club members beat the west 11 to 10 in morning baseball. Highlights included talks on extension work and agriculture education, a draw in a boxing match, horseplay contests, racing events won by Lowell Cheney and others, and a concluding evening dance.
O S L officials led by general manager H V Platt stop in Blackfoot to meet local leaders Mayor E B Peck Rex Dunlay W L Stufflebeam N F Boyle and others. Carl S Gray of Union Pacific may join two weeks later for farm tours canals crop viewing and a banquet with speeches. Freight service talks and beet spur plans also discussed with local clubs to arrange arrangements.
The main defense witness testified about the newspapers right to publish news and to comment on it making clear the freedom of the press. Several additional defense witnesses are scheduled to be called this afternoon.
Twin Falls June 20 Andreas Orteg a or Andrew Orta died Tuesday morning at Twin Falls General County hospital from a bullet wound inflicted Sunday afternoon by Romulo Lanes. The shooting followed a dispute over a claimed wife sale and the case raised questions about post mortem evidence in murder proceedings.
Santa Barbara, June 20 AP Dr Louis I Dublin of New York told the National Tuberculosis Association that the drop from over 200 to under 100 deaths per 100 000 in the U S over two decades owes much to organized anti tuberculosis efforts by official and private groups He argued that human factors under control and better living conditions will further reduce fatalities and that the anti tuberculosis movement reflects rising intelligence and social responsibility.
Sherman Rogers of New York told Rotary International delegates in St. Louis that employers should cultivate good will with labor instead of fighting unions. He recalled Charles M. Schwab's 30 minute tour in Seattle shipyards that changed workers' view, and urged leaders to engage workers with honesty and fairness to solve labor troubles.
A special tourist ball is held in Lava Hot Springs on Thursday June 21 featuring music by the famous Nightingale Orchestra. Tickets are 6 for 25 cents.
Seattle will host twelve battleships with destroyers and auxiliaries assembling in Elliott Bay on July 14 for entertainments. President Harding is expected to review the fleet in Seattle Harbor on July 24 or 25. The plans include hospitals headquarters for sailors, fireworks at night, and annual ships cutter races for the Times cup on Lake Washington.
T. T. Evans has purchased the shoe shining parlor at the Hump Cigar Store and is described as an expert on all kinds of shoes. Contact via the provided phone line for further details.
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