Trio Running Bandit Ring Captured in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 19 police seized arms and a $10,000 loot from three suspects a man two youths and a woman after a string of robberies from Vancouver to Los Angeles. The men Lloyd B Sampsell and McNabb and the woman claimed to be Sampsells wife. Sampsell and McNabb were parolees from San Quentin and admitted robbing the Bank of America in Berkeley last Friday securing $18 000.
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San Francisco
Vancouver
B. C
Los Angeles
Lloyd
Sampsell
McNabb
Summers
San Quentin
Samperell
Shattuck Avenue
Bank of America
Berkeley
Pioneer Ingelstrom Dies At 75 In Pocatello
Andrew O. Ingelstrom 75 longtime Basalt and Pocatello resident and LDS church leader died this morning after a lingering illness. Born in Sweden in 1851 he served missions there and in Denmark, later held Basalt ward bishopric for 18 years and served on the Pocatello stake high council. Survived by wife and six children, plus 35 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Andrew O. Ingelstrom
North Main Street
Idaho
Mr. Ingelstrom
Sweden
Denmark
America
Salt Lake City
Maria Elizabeth Jacobsen
Logan
Basalt
Ingelstrom
Church
Pocatello
Valley House Grocery
L. D. S. Church
Portneuf
Joseph B. Hawkley
Joseph H. Toillman
Ellen Lyon
Hilma Johnson
Elizabeth Quinn
Emma Bell
Sarah Loveland
el F P. Ingelstrom
Ma Voge Boston
Mas
Arthur Hall
Aberdeen Chamber Buys Land for Aviation Field and Recreation
The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce at noon authorized the immediate purchase of a 160 acre tract one mile south and 1.5 miles west of town to serve as a golf course aviation field and recreation area. A 2690 foot runway a tennis court and diamond will be added. The land will be paid for and a golf club formed to develop the site for airport and recreation use. Airplanes have previously landed on the field at various times.
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Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Aberdeen Chamber
Women’s Summer Camp at Lava Be Held July 17 19
Miss Julia Pond county home demonstration agent outlines plans for a three day summer vacation camp at Bristol park Lava Hot Springs July 17 to 19. The program aims educational recreational and inspirational growth with speakers from the University of Idaho music department and other extension division participants assisting.
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Julia Pond
Bannock
Bristol Park Lava Hot Springs
T R Nelson
Southern Branch
U. of I. Music Department
Lava Hot Springs
Southeastern Idaho
University of Idaho
Woman Accused in St. Anthony Fox Farm Husband Murder
State attorneys present evidence against Mrs. Gonda Merrick claiming she killed her husband in October. Deputy Hacking testified of marital trouble and a fortune teller predicting the crime and gain, while Merrick allegedly warned her husband and denied the accusation when questioned. Julius Jordan, recently acquitted, was named by Merrick as a possible killer.
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Idaid Falls
Gonda Merrick
St. Anthony
B H. Miller
Mrs. Merrick
Ogden
Utah
Rexbury
Hacking
Elks Purple and White fleet car reaches Pocatello
Sometime tomorrow George IP Alpers and an Elks magazine representative arrive in Pocatello to greet car No 2 of the Elks Purple and White fleet. The four Studebaker roadsters left New York April 29 carrying greetings to Murray Hulbert grand exalted ruler.
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George IP. Alpers
Elks Magazine
Pocatello
Elks
Studebaker President
New York City
United States
Major Walker
Murray Hulbert
B. P. O. Elks
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
Portland
Gulf of Mexico
Pocatello Lodge
Inkom
Blackfoot
I¢sho Falls, Returning To Pocatello
Busley
Pioneer Motor Company
Studewaker
West Tour Begins For U S Chamber Official
ED Borden head of the United States Chamber of Commerce domestic distribution arrives in Pocatello for a chamber forum luncheon. He will speak in Boise Baker Oregon and other western towns before Spokane and coastal stops including Portland San Francisco and Palo Alto. A school for chamber secretaries runs July 14 to 20.
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ED. Borden
United States Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Borden
West
Boise
Baker
Oregon
Northwest Conference
Longview
Wash
Foreclosure and Quiet Title Suits Filed in District Court
G M Walsh sues Wallace Martin for foreclosure totaling 1300 dollars. Howard W Brown and John R Chapin sue Anm Lord et al for foreclosure on Bannock county property, claiming ownership in fee simple. James Johann sues C W Gray Investment Co to quiet title to lots 7 and 8 in block 4 Ingbrook Terrace townsite now part of Alameda village.
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G M. Walsh
Wallace Martin
Howard W. Brown
John R. Chapin
Anm Lord
Bannock County
Pray
James Johann
C. W. Gray Investment Co
Ingbrook Terrace
Alameda Village
Wind shield sticker design for Pocatello fair
Orin D Wardle of Rockland submits the first design for a wind shield sticker promoting the September style show and merchandise fair under the Retail Bureau of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce. A $10 prize awaits the best entry, with designs sent to R H Wells, publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin D. Wardle
Rockland
Retail Bureau
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
R. H. Wells
Unnamed Girl Struck by Truck in North Main Alley
Police report says George E. Kinney found a girl unconscious in the 200 block north between Main and Morrison. She said she was struck by a truck with yellow wheels driven by an old man. Names and injuries not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Kinney
Main
Morrison
Tribune
Mrs J W Brinson Returns From Visit To Cheyenne
Mrs. J. W. Brinson returned last month from a visit to Cheyenne where she visited relatives and enjoyed sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brinson
T Chryenne
McHan Carlson Marriage Linked to Local Couple
Mary Louise Cation and H L McHan wed on June 7 in Pasadena California after a six year courtship. The couple returned to Pocatello Idaho to reside at 217 South Arthur with wedding officiant Dr. Robert Freeman of the Presbyterian church.
Legion leader hints at Bear Lake district convention
Roy Whitaker of the Downey post visits Pocatello and says plans are underway for the next American Legion district convention at a Bear Lake resort. The exact date isn’t set, but Whitaker expects it in the latter part of the month.
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Roy Whitaker
Downey
The
American Legion
Pocatello
Whitaker
the Legion
Bear Lake
Idaho Prison Board Pardons Seek July Hearing
One hundred twenty eight inmates at the Idaho penitentiary have petitioned for pardons and request their cases be heard at the July meeting of the state prison board. Included is Commodore Perry Sam of Pocatello described as the governor's most faithful correspondent.
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Idaho Penitentiary
State Prison Board
Commodore Perry Sam
Pocatello Negro
Pastor Assigned to Pocatello Lutheran Church
W. B. Mayer of Albany Oregon is assigned to the pastorate of the Pocatello Lutheran church by the Missouri Lutheran Synod college of district presidents at a River Forest Illinois meeting held on Tuesday.
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W. B. Mayer
Albany
Oregon
Pocatello Lutheran Church
College of District
Missouri Lutheran Synod
River Forest
Ilinois
Mrs Dayton Visiting Here in Bainbridge Island Note
Mrs Maud E Dayton formerly on the Idaho Technical Institute faculty now with Moran School for Boys at Bainbridge Island Wash visits with her son Earl Dayton and Mrs Dayton at their home here.
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Dayton
Maud E. Dayton
Idaho Technical Institute
Moran School For Boys
Bainbridge Island
Wash
Earl Dayton
Miss Thora Christensen Goes To Salt Lake City Training
Miss Thora Christensen leaves after two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Christensen to begin training at Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora Christensen
C. J. Christensen
Salt Lake City
The
Holy Cross Hospital
Local Produce Man Harper Leaves on West Trip
E 8S Harper, a well known local potato and produce dealer, departs for Kansas City and Chicago on a business trip. He expects to be away for about several weeks.
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Harper
Kansas City
Chicago
Ine Pay Studio Opens In Steely Building Store Room
Ine Pay Studio portrait and commercial photographers have rented one of the new Steely building store rooms formerly occupied by The Tribune at 414 West Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Pay
The
Tribune
West Center Street
Barbers' License Exam Planned in Pocatello
An examination for barber license applicants will be held in Poca tello July 10 according to an announcement from the state license bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
State
Licenses to Marry Issued for Thomas and Cox Names
A license to marry was issued Tuesday afternoon to George Lloyd Thomas 26 of Nampa and June Euna Cox 21 of Weiser. The L A B of R. T holds its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the W W hall. Baptist Missionary society meets tomorrow at 2 30 in the church annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lloyd Thomas
Nampa
June Euna Cox
Weiser
R. T
W. W. Hall
Baptist Missionary Society
Rioters Killed as Police Fire on Hindu Muslim Riots
Daranged clashes in Davangere during a Muslim festival left three rioters dead and several injured as police fired on the mob. Troops were dispatched to quell the disturbance.
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Bombay
India
Davangere
Special Train Planned for O S L Vets at Salt Lake City
The Old Timers club expects 6000 to 10000 members in Salt Lake City for events next Friday and Saturday. A special train leaves Pocatello at 2 35 am Friday with sleeping cars available Thursday night. Friday morning radio coverage on ASL from 10 15 to 11 45 and wand concerts broadcast. Four 30 year service buttons to OSL employees including conductor James Coughlin of Pocatello.
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Old Timers’ Club
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
ASL
Wand
James Coughlin
William McCullough
Charles Adamson
General strike called by United Needle Trades Workers union
A general strike was proclaimed in New York by Ben Gold of the strike committee of the Joint Board of Needle Trades Workers Union. Police described it as abortive with 500 workers volunteering, while union officials claimed 1,660 to several thousand participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joint Board of Need
R Trades Workers Union
United States
Wee
Ben Gold
Ucusand
Band Concert Postponed to Sunday By Director Pasta
The band concert planned for last Sunday was postponed due to bad weather and rescheduled for Sunday evening this week as announced by Director James Pasta. The Tribune carried the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pasta
the Tribune
Miss Wright Graduates From University of Wardington
Seattle announces Mary Wright daughter of the late Dr W A Wright and Mrs Wright has graduated from the University of Wardington. Friends report she will study music in Chicago this fall. Also noted is a report that all buses operating in Salvador are American made.
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Seattle
Mary Wright
W. A Wright
Wright
University of Wardington
Miss Wright
Chicago
Salvador
Heavy selling hits New York stock session June 19
Widespread fears of overbought markets trigger extensive selling as bears mix with cautious pools. Utilities and steel shares rise to year highs on late demand while copper, autos, and rail stocks retreat. overall volume near 3 million shares with irregular closing.
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New York
Great Britain
Buenos Aires
Iron Age
Superior
Pointe
Amera
Brooklyn Union Gas
Consolidated Gas
Alis Chalmers
Baldim
Newport
Air Reduction
Commercial Investment Trust
Commercial Credit
Lste
Oile
Steels Radio
Standard Gas and Electric
Philadelphia Company
Pacific Gas and Electric
Southern California Edison
Wheat Prices Jump on Oklahoma Kansas Crop Setbacks
Reports of severe crop setbacks in Oklahoma and Kansas pushed wheat futures higher with estimates showing Oklahoma yield 16 million bushels below government forecasts. A Chicago expert noted about 2 million acres may be unharvestable due to excess moisture, despite earlier strong prospects. Corn and oats rose slightly while provisions steadied.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
Chi
Oklahoma City
Rat sugar prices hold steady amid light demand in New York
In New York on June 19, spot duty and Cuban sugars remained at 158 while refined prices stayed at 485. Trade was sluggish with about 31,000 bags of Cuban sugar for July shipment to an outport refinery. declines appeared earlier and mid day trading showed little improvement as liquidation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mouser
Copper and metals market roundup in New York
Metals desk notes mixed copper activity with spot and futures trading near unchanged levels. Tin and lead show sluggish demand with varied quotes while zinc and antimony move within narrow ranges as money market rates hold steady on short and medium term loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Louis
St. Louis
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago on June 19
Potatoes receipts show 44 new and 21 old on track with 779 new and 040 cars in stock. The market moves slowly with steady activity on good stock. North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers around 62.00 to 75.00, old stock trading very slow. Michigan and Wisconsin Rownd Whites at 60.
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Chicago
Southern
North Carolina
Michigan
Wisconsin
Fiat Market Minneapolis Market Report Missing
A sparse AP market note from Minneapolis dated June 19 shows price quotes for commodities with a 10 cent drop and a 96 pound cotton sack shipment. The fragment mentions a barrel price and a limited 20 shipments, but many figures are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIAT
Minkeapolis
Hog and cattle prices slip on steady Chicago sales
Livestock market reports from Chicago and Omaha show hog receipts about 15 000 with direct trades 10 to 15 cents higher at 11 50. Cattle receipts around 7 000 with generally weaker bidding, grass cattle and heifers steady to lower, fed steers 13 50 to 15 60, cows 6 50 to 12 25, vealers 13 50 to 15 75. Sheep receipts near 9 000 with lambs 50 to 1 00 lower, yearlings steady to weak, natives mixed. Overall sharp variation across weight classes and districts.
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Chicago
Idahoe
Omaha
Hog and cattle market summary from St Joseph
Receipts large for hogs and cattle with moderate activity on light and medium hogs. Prices steady to 10c higher. around 200-pound hogs at 81.10, 180 to 250-pound hogs bulk. Heavier hogs limited. packing sows steady to 25c higher. Calves strong to 25c higher. steer and yearling prices mixed with some declines. best cows at 1150. Sheep receipts 3000. lambs weak to lower, Idaho lambs up to 1450, natives 1100–1450, fat ewes around 1075.
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ST Joseph
Fredere
Sida
Idaho
Angeles
Ogden Market Receipts and Prices Mixed
June 19 AP report shows cattle receipts at 256 with local market demand steady for cows and calves and light to medium weights steady. Hog and shop receipts list limited local sales with prices including 14 cents for the local market while overall totals show modest activity.
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Ogden
Cattle and sheep market receipts report mixed bids
Cattle receipts at 500 with mixed demand and uneven prices. Better grades show some strength while many classes remain slow or steady. Calves and heifers show active trading in select lots with varied weights. Sheep receipts were minimal with medium to choice ewes trading around 6.50 to 6.25 per head.
Potato Shipments by State Reported in Salt Lake City
AP dispatch from Salt Lake City lists potato shipments for June 18 by state. Michigan 47, Minnesota 16, North Carolina ff, Oklahoma 114, Virginia 559, Wisconsin 27, and other totals include 49 shipments in total.
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Salt Lake City
Michigan
Minnesota
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Towne
Virginia
Wisconsin
Market Report Notes Mixed Bond and Commodities Prices
The daily briefing shows Treasury and Liberty bond figures with fluctuating quotes. Notable data include Treasury 40s at 1074 and Liberty 4s around 659, with percentages near 62% and 103.2 percent cited in the boardroom style wire.
Ogden Man Dies During California Auto Tour
Turlock California June 184 Mr bert A Caswell 70 of Ogden Utah died of heart trouble yesterday en route from San Jose to Los Angeles He was making a automobile tour of the state Surviving Mrs Burnette Ogden and W GE Caswell Grand Rapid Michigan are his daughter and son respectively.
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Turlock
Calif
Bert A. Caswell
Ogden
Utah
San Jose
Los Angeles
Caswell
PL. Burnette
W GE Caswell
Grand ‘Rapid
Mich
Poison Claims Three More in Chicago Family Tragedy
In Chicago a third child, Lorraine Markowski, 7, died after a suspected poisoning linked to a common toxin. Her half brother Chester, 9, and sister Agnes, 8, died earlier, while two younger children remain in critical condition. The parents, Verna and Edwin Markowski, also show symptoms as authorities investigate whether poison or disease caused the outbreak.
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Chicago
Lorraine Markowsk
Chester Kwiatkowsk
Agnes Kwiatkowski
Richard
Doris Markowski
Verna Marko
Edwin
Markowski
Golden Jubilee Legion Rodeo Opens Big Program
The event celebrates the 49ers era with an Idaho Wheel Field scene of golden grain and a fireworks display. Judges include Mayor Ben R of Pocatello Mayor Barelia Clark and Joel L. Priest. The celebration begins at 8 45 with the arrival of the old-time train and Paramount News filming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Happy Canyon
Sipper Gulch
Ben R
Pocatello
Barelia Clark
Joel L. Priest
Bow General
Union Pact
Paramount News
Purina Chows Promoted For Faster Pullet Growth
Poultry raisers report Purina Chows make pullets grow twice as fast as grain only and reduce losses. Chows are on sale at I W Beardsley & Son located at 319 South Second Ave. phone 451.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Beardsley & Son
South Second Ave
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N. Y
Roosevelt Field
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U. S
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Max Oser
Mathilda McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
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Elks Purple and White
Lions Club
Pocatello Lions Club
Parry Harrison
Johnson
Cape Lookout
Ore
Louis Johnson
Laurel
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Columbia River
States Lines
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Downey Visitor
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Salt Lake
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Cola P & Ir
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Curtas Aero
Sinclair
Dav Chem
Breliy OU
del & Mud
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Drug Inc
So Pac
du Pont i
Stan G & el
Golden Jubilee Legion Rodeo
Velvet
T. B. Smith
J. K. Smith
Iynn Brothers Hospital
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