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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1928

Page

5

Idaho Falls Hosts Grand Night at Paris Lodge Temple

Idaho Falls residents and visitors attended a two day event at Paris Lodge No. 1087 temple in Island metropolis. The new three story building featured a ballroom on the top floor a dining and lounge area on others and a front balcony facing the east. The parade included bands clown groups and a drum corps from Idaho Falls and Pocatello leading to a large evening dance and public entertainment with Misses in fanciful costume and a festive procession.

Elke Genef Idaho Falls Idaho Sascciation Iyland Temple of Paris Idaho Lodge Idaho Palle Brothers Peredo Pocatello Lodge Memnt Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Tello Bates Perade Miss Joe

I O O F Southern Idaho Visit To Pocatello

A joint meeting of the I O O F of Southern Idaho is set for June 2 in Pocatello led by Deputy Grand Sire Frank Martin of Bolee. John Peters announces plans for district gatherings with officers from Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment invited. Jewel awards include a fifty year and a fifteen year jewel. Events begin 10:30 morning, business at 1:30, banquet at 6:30 and a dance to close.

Idaho Pocatello John Peters Frank Martin Bolee Grand Lodge Memorial Hall

Bath House Dies In Mexico City Explosion Kill 24

An explosion at a bath house in a poor district of Mexico City killed 24 people and injured 30. The blast toppled the bath house and adjacent buildings, hurling debris onto a street and trapping passersby. A surviving attendant blamed an overheated boiler and improper valve use after the engineer allegedly left to eat lunch. the engineer and his wife and son were among the dead.

Mexico City H. Kenneth Ferguson

Tribune Moves Its Job Department to Its New Quarters

The Tribune transfers its job department from the old building to new quarters near Goer. The move progresses slowly with the job department already in place and the news department expected to move next week. The new job department will operate separately from mechanical departments and aims to be the state’s finest. Editorial rooms are being prepared and should be ready by the weekend.

Tribune Goer Idaho

McDougall Seeks Idaho Attorney Nomination on Republican Ticket

Isaac E. McDougall, longtime Poeatsico county attorney, announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket. A native of Idaho with family ties to Maled, he has served two terms as county attorney and been active in city and state affairs, shaping community life through legal work and public service.

Isaac E. McDougall Idaho Maled To &Som D. C. Metello McDougal McDougall & McDougallie

McDevitt Files for Bannock County Prosecutor Nomination

Me Dionien Piles for reeran B A McDevitt filed his nomination paper for prosecuting attorney of Bannock county on the Democratic primary ticket. He is a Burke Idaho native born in 1888, attended Burke public schools, earned an LL B in 1920, practiced law in Pettte from 1930 to 1934, then moved to Pocatello where he has resided since. He is a member of the American Legion and the Bar Association southeast Idaho district and active in civic undertakings.

B. A. McDevitt Bannock County Burke Idaho University of McDevitt Payette Pocatello Moe Ameri!Legion Bcpute of America Ivie

Old-Timers Honored At Oregon Short Line Banquet

H. V. Platt lauded retiring Oregon Short Line engineers John R. Newton Pat J. Knowles J B Chrisman C H Strait and John Fusz at a Pocatello banquet of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Grand International. R A Pierce and others spoke as 250 railroad workers and wives attended the event with dancing and old time tunes.

Oregon R. R A. B H. V. Platt Oregon Short Line Railroad John R. Newton Rat J. Knowles John Fusz Pocatello J. B. Chrisman Shoshone C. H. Strait Boise Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Grand International B. of L. E Mr. Platt Imd Idaho Union Pacific Railroad Company W. J Ingling Pat J. Knowles J. B Chrisman C. H Strait John Fust Newton Ingling Dan Church John Woffington Kansas City Evan Willems B. of L. E E. N. Roberts Mary B. Caesell Cleveland Ladies Grand International Anne Boithoff Denver Emma J. Hughes Thomas B Wharton Leon Cullen Bernice Walker H A Barker Hughes J. J. Phillips J. E. Dean Co. V. Vance James Scaniin J. C. Lee Elmer Hardy

Weather described as variable with rain and hail across Idaho

The article notes unsettled June weather with rain across eastern Idaho, snow near Big Springs, and hail around Firth, delaying roads between Teton Basin and Meade. Farmers warn against excess moisture while reports from Idaho Falls and Ashton praise crop prospects, with some officials claiming the best outlook in years.

Big Springs Pocatello Neever Iver Teton Basin Mewdale Firth Boise Country Bites Upper Idaho Falls H. O. Puller O. Sparkman Ashton J. C. Coffin St Anthony

Aimee’s Religion Bequest Challenged in Will Trial

Los Angeles report on June 20 states Aimee Semple McPherson’s tobacco stance is cited as causing a temple loss of 3000 to 4000 dollars amid a contested will of J A Russell. The will leaves most of the 40000 estate to Russell’s widow and a brother, with relatives arguing undue influence by religious workers.

Los Angeles Aimee Semple McPherson Angeus J. A. Russell Russell Angelus Temple Temple

Business Conference in Pocatello Held by Leader Stores

Local Leader stores managers and buyers converge in Pocatello for a general conference announced by Ernest Lehman. Attendees include Irving Lehman of Ogden, J. W. Simon of New York, K. Gottlieb of Twin Falls, and R. S Slvage of Idaho Falls.

Pocatello Ernest Lehman Irving Lehman Ogden J. W. Simon New York K. Gottlieb Twin Falls R. S Slvage Idaho Falls

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound News Note

Brainerd Minnesota woman reports great results from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it helped with nervousness and weakness during the change of life and enabled her to resume housework and outdoor chores.

Brainerd Minn Lydia LE Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Mes Jin Siva Minnesota

Pocatello Pioneer Returns After Long Absence

Jake Myers of Whiting Indiana a Standard Oil employee visits Pocatello on vacation. A former resident he first came in 1893 left in 1910 and organized the Eagle band with members W A Worel Monte Moore and others. He recalls 500 rifles stowed at the Pacific hotel during an 1896 Indian scare.

Jake Myers Whiting Indiana Standard Ol Pocatello Mr. Myers W. A. Worel Monte Moore W. A. Samms Clem

Negro Lynched by Texas Mob in Houston

In Houston on June 20, Robert Powell a 24 year old Black man abducted from Jefferson Davis hospital by eight masked men was found hanged from a bridge on Westheimer road eight miles from the city. A rope was around his neck and he appeared to have been thrown from the bridge with a head wound. Governor Moody ordered three Texas Rangers to Houston to investigate. Powell had been charged with murder in the death of City Detective A W Davis after a gun battle during a crowd dispersal effort.

Houston Tez Robert Powell Jefferson Davia Mouston Westheimer Road Austin Don Moody Texas Rangers Frankhamer Powell A W Davis

Tourist Season Brightens Roads To Pocatello

Summer travel picks up as Utah, California, Oregon, Arizona and Washington plates appear in downtown Pocatello. Tourists flood highways east and west with Yellowstone opening ceremonies drawing crowds. Fishermen, boaters and camping enthusiasts expose a town awakening to vacation plans and road trips.

Tribune Utah California Oregon Arizona Washington Idaho

Pocatello Delegates to Boise Daughters of Union Veterans Meet

Pocatello selects Mrs Frank Robinson Mrs JT Smith Mrs H G Hobbie and Mrs Lottie Byrne to represent at the Idaho department Daughters and Friends of Union Veterans third annual convention in Boise. The three day session opens today with headquarters at the Owyhee hotel and GAR hall as registration center. National president Mrs Glasgow of Fall River and department president Mrs Alice Thomson of Mountain Home will preside. Welcome by Mrs Quiddiey of Boise. Greetings by Mrs Loux of Pocatello Mrs Thurston of Boise and Mrs Hattie Black of Nampa. Boise reporters include Mrs Maud Alle Daugh and Mrs Marie Stever.

Frank Robinson JT . Smith H G Hobbie Lottie Byrne Pocatello Idaho Department Daughters and Friends of Union Veterans Boise Owyhee Hotel Gar Hall Mra Glasgow Fall River Mass Alice Thomson Mountain Home Quiddiey G A. R C E M Loux Thurston Hattie Black Nampa Maud Alle- Daugh Marie Stever

Congressman Addison Smith Visits Pocatello on Way to Yellowstone

Congressman Addison T Smith of Idaho stopped in Pocatello briefly en route to Yellowstone park for the season opening and will return to Twin Falls Saturday. He praised Idaho gains from the current session and backed Moorer and Curtis for the ticket. He noted Western influence in the convention and touted Borah’s stance on the McNary Haugen equalization fee as acceptable to supporters.

Smith Idaho Addison T Smith Pocatello Yellowstone Park Twin Falls Congress Congressman Smith West Idaho Ha Thermeo Kansas Sream Smoot Utah Borah Senate Moorer Curtis Senato Borah

Deeds Recorded in Pocatello and City Transfers

Deeds show John C Howell and others conveying to Fred Lindenschmitt in 1920 additions McCammon Elsie Lindenschmitt to Fred Lindenschmitt. Jessie Firth sells to Brady McGowan Co. at N cor lot block 81. City of Pocatello lists Chris Patient to James Osborne transfer of lot 1415 block 601.

John C. Howell Fred Lindenschmitt Addison McCammon Elsie Lindenschmitt Jessie Firth Brady-McGowan Co N. Cor City of

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