Police hunt killer in Seattle girl murder case
Seattle police continued the search for a man linked to the killing of Sylvia Howard Gaines near Green Lake last Wednesday. Edward Dietsch, a dishwasher, was released after admitting presence near the scene, with witnesses and university students corroborating sightings and a possible suspect observed carrying a burden on the lake shore. The bereaved Gaines family pressed for answers as investigators compare descriptions with a previously detained man and seek a bolster to the growing case.
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Seattle
Sylvia Howard Gaines
Smith College
Green Lake
Edward Dietsch
Everett
Here
Dietsch
Gaines
Miss Gaines
Bryant D. Brady
University of Washington
Sore
Odessa Gaskill
Dwight Kansum
Wallace C. Gaines
California
HH. S. Maynard
Lynnfield
Mass
Annual Christian Churches Convention Concludes in Caldwell
The twenty seventh annual convention of Christian churches of south Idaho closed in Caldwell with a banquet and evangelistic sermon. Speakers urged opposition to nullifying the eighteenth amendment and Volstead act and to promote peace, international goodwill, and youth Christian training. Jerome will host next year’s meeting. H C Shropshire was named president and F J Cook state field worker. About 4,000 members across 23 churches showed 20 percent growth. plans include new fields, a stewardship drive, and a youth conference.
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Caldwell
Convention of Christian Churches of
South Idaho
F. McCall
Japan
America
McCall
Idaho
Jerome
H. C. Shropshire
Rupert
F. J. Cook
Payette
C. F. Burgess
Boise
C. C. Curtis
Twin Falls
A. K E. Johnson
BB Titus
W. 4. Butterworth
Nampa
R. F. Jaminon
E. M. Tomlinson
Buhl
E. [. Mitchell
W. M. Gibbs
Idaho Falls
A. E. Johnson
Woman's Missionary Society
Christian Churches of
Hill leaves Pocatello for Salt Lake AP post
R R Hill longtime AP wire man for the Tribune departs Pocatello after three years to join the Associated Press in Salt Lake City Utah. He came to Pocatello in September 1923 from Walla Walla Washington and wrote a popular sport column. Hill organized the Pocatello Pistol and I Sale club now with over 150 members, and has been active in boxing events in the city.
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R. R. Hill
Associated Press
Pocatello Tribune
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mr.Hill
Pocatello
Walla Walla
The
Tribune
Mr. Hill
Pocatello Pistol
Hill
Gaie City
Boxin
State Journal
T the Tribune
Pocatello Woman Named to State B P W Directors
Mrs. Lucile V. Bailey of The Pocatello Tribune joined Idaho Business and Professional Women board at Nampa after delegates from Pocatello attended the sixth annual convention June 14 15. Several officers and guests spoke including Miss Mary Stewart of Washington D C. and Miss Jessie Lloyd Blackfoot was elected state president. Delegates from sixteen Idaho towns attended with over two hundred women present.
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Lucile V. Bailey
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho Business and Professional Women’s Organization
Nampa
Bailey
Pocatello
Lillian Spangberg
Naomi Fraker
Esther Olsen Cleo Nichols
Margaret
D. 8S. Stringfellow
Boisers
Ahlma Evans
Gooding
Ary Dobinson
Twin Falls
M. Mueller
Lewiston
Jan Call
Moscow
Leah Pond
Bull
Jane Chase
Jesse Lloyd
Blackfoot
Mary Stewart
Washington
Idaho
Wdusiness and Professional Women's Clubs
Mary Dobingon
D. C
Stewart
Idaho Federation
Our
National Federation
Federation of Business and Professional Women
Women's Club
United States
Peggy Stewart
Utah Federation
Oggy
New York
Europe
Hell
Jessie Lloyd
Martha
Hummell
St. Anthony
Local Briefs On Fishing Trip And Community Notes
President J. E. Retherford and family left Saturday morning for a week of fishing above St. Anthony. Miss Grace Wagner, attending Tech summer school, spends the weekend in Blackfoot with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Howell leave Friday night for Preston for the weekend. Howell is the Tech summer school student body president. A one cent per mile rate to Salt Lake City for June 26 with a return limit of June 28 was announced by the Short Line. Fred Dittmer and son Fred, Jr, visit the Dittmer home at 771 South Harrison. Lena Grether, employed in the Short Line maintenance office, leaves Saturday night for Los Angeles for a few weeks. Traveling Union Pacific Passenger Agent Tieve Walter M. Marshal, based in Denver, was in town Saturday on company business.
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J. E. Retherford
Auto
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
Grace Wagner
Tech
Preston
O. J. Howell
Howell
The
Salt Lake City
Short Line
Salt Lake
Fred Dittmer
Fred, Jr
Mre. I
Dittmer
South
Harrison Avenue
Los Angeles
Lena* Grether
Short
Tieve Walter M. Marshal
Union Pacific
Denver
General D C McDougall and J T Petersen Return from Trip
General D C McDougall and J T Petersen returned Friday from a business trip to Maladanil Preston.
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D. C. McDougall
J. Tl. Petersen
Maladanil Preston
Left For Chicago and Bryce Canyon Trips
Miss Ann Chapman and Miss Yorice Holmes left Saturday for Chicago and will be away about three weeks. Holmes plans a visit to Owatonna Minnesota before returning home. Miss Ruth Twitchell English teacher left Saturday for Bryce Canyon and will travel to Los Angeles for the summer with Miss E J Olson. Mrs L B Case and Mary Jackson and Miss Helen Case left Friday for Salt Lake City to attend the Rose Marie musical comedy and will return Sunday night. Arthur Petersen manager of Petersen Furniture Company leaves today to attend summer furniture markets in Chicago and Grand Rapids Michigan to buy for Poratello and Idaho Falls stores.
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Chicago
Ann Chapman
Yorice Holmes
Miss Holmes
Owatonna
Minn
Bryce Canyon
Ruth Twitchell
Los Angeles
L. B. Case
Mary Jackson
Helen Case
South Arthur
Salt Lake City
Rose Marie
Arthur Petersen
Petersen Furniture Company
Grand Rapids
Mieh
Poratello
Idaho Falls
Excursion Prompts West Yellowstone Trip For Local Figures
A. L. Lindsay of Spokane with the National Savings and Loan Association and R. B. Turner depart Saturday for West Yellowstone and plan to return to Pocatello Monday. J. C. Hanson announces a July Fourth excursion with a round trip fare between Oregon Short Line stations. Tickets go on sale July 8 to 15 with return by July 7. Dr Ti N Roberts leaves for Los Angeles after the death of Dr S H Pinkerton chief surgeon on the Oregon Short Line.
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West Yellowstone
A. L. Lindsay
Spokane
Washington
National Savings and Loan Association
Turner
Pocatello
J. C. Hanson
California
Ti. N. Roberts
Los Angeles
S. Hl. Pinkerton
Oregon
Anna Chapman on Extended Eastward Trip to Omaha and Chicago
On her trip to the east Miss Anna Chapman plans visits in Omaha with Mrs. Charles Saunders and in Chicago with her brother Bert Chapman and Mrs. Chapman. She will tour the Edison Electric Appliance plant and other eastern points while detailing local acquaintances. A National Guard update from Boise notes Company A 400th Infantry training well, with praise for the camp kitchen and overall instruction. visitors day is Monday.
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East
Anna Chapman
Omaha
Chicago
Bert Chapman
Chapman
Charles Saunders
Mary Deriam
Pocatello
W. Leo Roche
National Guard
Boise
Roche
Seaman Joins Europe Tour of Association Leaders
Gale Seaman regional Pacific Coast Y M C A student secretary travels from the northwest to New York to join a 125 member Association leaders group led by George Sherwood Eddy. The party will tour Europe spending a week in Paris two in London one in Geneva and one in Stockholm meeting social workers at key centers.
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Gale Seaman
Pacific Coast
Cily
Northwest
Seabeck
Washington
New York
George Sherwood Eddy
Europe
America
Association Fem:ers
Paris
London
Geneva
Stockholm
Me Seaman
Student Delegates Attend Seabeck Session From Three States
Regular trips to Pocatello reflect student work interest at the Tech. About 200 student delegates from Washington Oregon and Idaho are at Seabeck for the session.
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Pocatello
The
Tech
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Seabeck
Dance at Highway Inn seventh Young Married Peoples event
The Young Married Peoples dancing club hosts its seventh dance of the series on Monday evening June 28 at the Highway Inn. The event invites members to enjoy an evening of social dancing and music in a community setting.
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Highway Inn
The
Young Married Peoples Dancing Club
Oregon Short Line Inspection Team Arrives for Visit
H. V. Platt general manager and B. L. Prater assistant chief engineer arrived Saturday in Minden on an inspection trip of the Oregon Short Line.
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H. V. Platt
Oregon
Mrs Herrmann and Frances Head to Stevens Point Wisconsin
Mrs George Herrmann and her daughter Frances Herrmann of 505 North Eighth plan a Monday departure for Stevens Point Wisconsin to spend the rest of the summer there.
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Wisconsin
George Herrmann
Frances Herrmann
505 North Eighth
Stevens Point
Miss Eunice Hineman Leaves for Salt Lake City Wedding
Miss Eunice Hineman, instructor at the high school, departed Friday for Salt Lake City and will remain until Wednesday to attend the wedding of Miss Sarah Thomas Strong at St Marks cathedral. Palm Leaf Circle No 19 members traveled to Blackfoot to visit Grove City Circle No 431 for a program and banquet. Idaho signs license plates contract with Washington for 80,000 pairs at 8 1/2 cents each with option for 42,000 more, to be made by Walla Walla penitentiary.
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Eunice Hineman
Salt Lake City
Sarah. Thomas
George Strong
St. Marks Cathedral
Blackfoot
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
Grove City Circle No
Idaho
Washington State Department of Prison Control
Walla Walla
Wash
Visitors En Route Stop With Mrs George McClintock Family
Mrs W O Rowe and daughters Dorothy and Katherine and son Robert of Duluth arrived in Pocatello Saturday morning to visit Mrs Rowe's sister Mrs George McClintock. They are traveling home by motor from Los Angeles and will stay a few days en route.
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W. O. Rowe
Dorothy
Katherine
Robert
Duluth
Pocatelo
Raaf Receives Phi Beta Kappa Honor At Stanford
Hailey natives celebrate John E B Raaf son of Dr and Mrs J J Raaf of Pocatello for earning an A B from Leland Stanford University and election to Phi Beta Kappa. The Times News Miner notes pride in his Hailey upbringing and scholastic honors.
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Mailey
Raaf
Fair Weather Predicted Amid Cool Spell in Pocatello
Weather observer A. R. Teeple said a cool spell brought wind and cold to Pocatello with more sun and possible rain mainly in the mountains. He noted a 94 degree day on June 7, the hottest since 1898, and pointed to overall rainfall well below 1925 levels, with Marching moisture anticipated.
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Pocatello
A. R. Teeple
Teeple
Mocatello
U. S. Weather Office
Local Man Overworked Sparks Temporary Insanity
James Power a coach painter employed by the O S I was brought before Judge William A Hyde and ordered committed temporarily to the state asylum at Slackfoot. A resident of Idaho for 18 years and Tyhee home builder, Power worked long hours chasing a dream for his wife and child. Doctors say his condition is temporary and rest will cure him.
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James Power
Power
William A. Hyde
Slackfoot
Idaho
Tyhee
Ford Price Reductions Announced By Henry Ford
Henry Ford lowers prices on all Ford cars trucks and chassis. Pocatello Auto Company distributors report a telegram detailing the cut with balloon tires and self starters as standard on all chassis and cars. Price cuts range from 35 to 55.09 dollars and mark the second reduction this year.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Pocatello Auto Company
Ford Motor Company
Mrs. Bailey Returns to Work After Car Crash
Mrs. Bailey, injured in a car crash on the way back to the city from a convention, will be back at The Tribune office Tuesday. The accident occurred near Minidoka when the vehicle went into a ditch after hitting gravel. she suffered severe bruises but is expected to resume duties. The note also mentions Ford price cuts and local auto sales, plus a Chautauqua play promotion.
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Lucile V. Bailey
Tribune
DB. P. W
Nama
Theribune
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Adelaide Anderson
DeLores Baird
Ruth Pettit
Fern Williams
Whistler
Bannock Cafe
Rial Moore Cafe
Court House
Chautauqua
Willys-Knight Six
Willys-Knight
Willys
Willys-Overland, Inc
Tavis
Wile and
Howard's Garage
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