Robbers Target Dentists Gold Across Western Idaho
Pocatello police investigate robberies at two dentist offices on Sunday night or early Monday. The same gang linked to thefts in eastern Oregon and western Idaho is blamed for stealing gold from Dr. Vaughn D. Lyons and Dr. A. N. Wilson. About 20 to 30 dollars in gold from Lyons and 15 dollars from Wilson. Similar break ins reported in Boise Weiser Ontario Payette Nampa. Police say the thieves move east or south. inquiries sent to Ogden and other cities.
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Pocatello Police Department
J. L. Balderston
Oregon
Idaho
Dental Gold
Balderston
Vaughn D. Lyons
Sonnenkalb
A. N. Wilson
Hub
Dr. Lyons
Ogden
Boise
Weiser
Ontario
Ore
Payette
Nampa
Andy Robinson
Oregon City
Huddle contest at Orpheum awards $10 prize
Blanche Henry of 322 North Hayes Avenue won $10 for the best ten word description of the motion picture Huddle starring Ramon Novarro. Her Sunday night submission read Huddle with No varro is Humorous Understanding Delightful Dramatic Lovable Entertaining.
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Blanche Henry
North Hayes Avenue
Huddle
Ramon Novarro
Novarro
Orpheum Theater
Congress Deliberates on Relief Measures and Economy Plan
Senate continues consideration of a Democratic relief program. Banking committee takes up Pittman silver bill. Manufactures committee hears groups on relief. House votes on the furlough plan of the national economy bill.
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Senate
Banking
Pittman
Manufactures
House
Placer Gold Outlook Dubious In Moose Creek Tale
A local observer recalls a rugged two day trek by a man and woman into a high Yukon like Moose Creek country seeking placer gold. They crossed a 9000 foot summit and faced two miles of slushy ice and snow with minimal gear. The scene contrasts old time miners with the newer prospecting effort amid harsh weather and isolation.
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Moose Creek
Alameda Suit Settlement Ends Creditors’ Claim
The Metropolitan Casualty of New York settled a suit against the village of Alameda over Idaho Contracting claims. Attorney Frank Martin of Boise for the Casualty, J W Galloway for creditors, and Carl Christensen for Alameda met. The Surety acknowledged the village contract for oiling Alameda street and paid all Idaho Contracting creditors about $5,000.
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Metropolitan Casualty Company of
New York
Alameda
Idaho Contracting Company
Frank Martin
Boise
J. W. Galloway
Carl Christensen
Alameda Street
Judge Downing hears motions as term calendar set
In district court this morning Judge Jay L. Downing heard motions and noted that cases for the next term will be set later. Carl Webb, former employee of The Pocatello Tribune and recent University of Oregon journalism graduate, returned to Pocatello today. G. F. Barry, held on forgery charges, was transported back to Butte by Deputy Sheriff E. J. Budreck. Pete Snedecor displayed scenic Idaho photos at the chamber of commerce, featuring Lakes Edna, Alice, and Toxaway and a Stanley basin dude ranch group with Tom Williams.
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Jay L. Downing
Carl Webb
The
Pocatello Tribune
University of Oregon School of Journalism
Pocatello Today
G. F. Barry
Butte
Montana
E. J. Budreck
Silver Bow County
Scenic
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Pete Snedecor
Rocky Mountain Club
Stanley Basin
Edna
Alice
Toxaway
Snedecor
Tom Williams
Blackfoot
the Tribune
Claude Wakeland
Moscow
R. E. Hansen
Lincoln Creek
Wall Street Practices and Stock Declines Discussed by Lions Club
F M Bistline spoke at the Lions Club weekly luncheon at Hotel Bannock detailing buying and selling practices on the New York stock exchange and factors behind the price declines. President Stanley Cleave noted E L Dale departed for the Utah Idaho Lions district convention in Heber City Utah.
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New York Stock Exchange
F. M. Bistline
Lions Club
Bannock
Stanley Cleave
E. L. Dale
Heber City
Utah
Rotary Opens Convention In Seattle Today
Delegates from many lands mingle in Seattle as the Rotary convention opens with city, state, and club officials welcoming attendees. R L Bob Hill of Columbia, Missouri, chairs the opening session while a general assembly of voting delegates meets for discussions on Rotary organization. Governor Hartley, Mayor Dore, Tom Cole, and Morgan Eastman will give welcomes. Pascal will deliver an address on his rotary world tour.
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Seattle
Rotary Organization
Roland H. Hartley
John F. Dore
Tom E. Cole
Rotary Club
Morgan Eastman
Palo Alto
Cal
Pascal
Rotary
Insurance Men Convene Here in Eastern Idaho
About 70 members of the Farmers Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange gathered at the Bannock hotel for a one day eastern Idaho convention. Speakers included John C. Tyler and E. C. Winter with Roy Black addressing insurance’s role in avoiding receivership after auto accidents. The session featured music and a round-table discussion led by Ray McKaig.
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Farmers’ Automobile Inter- Insurance Exchange
Eastern Idaho
Bannock
Dorion Room
Ray McKaig
John C. Tyler
E. C. Winter
Roy Black
Idaho
Harry Nelson
Luke Williams
T. B. Bailley
Nate Black
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Gaylord Sanford
Gail Green
Kenneth Harton
Paul Ennis
Old Fort Hall
Byron Cummings
Herbert Branding
Maxine Gundry
Emma Lou Service
Walter Service
Jim Mathews
Frank Christensen
Tyler
Winters
Legion
Winter
Pocatello
Objections to Lava Hospital Conversion for Veterans Care
A letter from Addison T. Smith states the Veterans Administration is not interested in converting Lava Hot Springs hospital for veterans treatment. Main objections cite the Lava building’s lack of fire proofing and concerns tied to clinic completion.
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Addison T. Smith
Veteran's Administration
Lava Hot Springs Hospital
Building expansion to add 150 beds at Boise facility
A Boise construction plan this month will add 150 beds to the local hospital. A veteran affairs letter confirms VA hospitals worldwide provide adequate physiotherapy and hydrotherapy facilities for patients needing such treatment.
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Cal
Boise
Veteran's Administration
Idaho Labor Report Indicates Mills and Farming Reopenings
Renewal of operation at several saw mills and revived placer mining boosted employment in Idaho. Pocatello rail shops run below normal affecting about 450 workers while Idaho Falls sugar beet thinning keeps nearly 5,000 residents employed. The May report notes increased residential building, warehousing activity, and an overall labor surplus in some areas.
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Idaho
Thomas W McDonough
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Phillies release veteran outfielder Bressler
June 20 report says Rube Bressler, longtime Phillies outfielder, was given unconditional release. Cliff Heathcote, former Reds player who was released recently, has been signed in his place by Philadelphia.
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Bressler
Philadelphia
Rube Bressler
Phillies
Cliff Heathcote
Cincinnati Reds
Fifteen Thousand Demanded to Fight Pests at Fort Hall
A telegram to Superintendent F A Gross urged funds to combat the cricket and grasshopper invasion, seeking $15 000 for the coming fiscal year and noting an extra $500 allotment from the Indian Affairs Commissioner bringing total support to date. Dusting with arsenite lime continues as field leadership shifts due to personnel changes.
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H. A. Ireland
Colorado
Today Is Last Tax Free Day On Many Items
The Bureau of Internal Revenue issued a statement noting the tax free status ends today for many admissions artfully limited to amounts over three dollars under the prior rule. The new law taxes all admission prices regardless of total.
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Bona Fide
Bureau of Internal Revenue Today
Second Fort Hall Bugle issued for Days of Old Fort Hall
Copies of The Fort Hall Bugle official organ for the American Legion auxiliary department convention and the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration are being distributed in Idaho. Edited by P. E. Long the issue highlights events and a full celebration program. Dr Vic Mae Powell contributes a fort history and will direct the Days of Old Fort Hall pageant. A final edition will be issued at the celebration opening.
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Fort Hall
American Legion Auxiliary Department
Old Fort Hall
Idaho
P. E. Long
Vic Mae Powell
Fort
Days of Old Fort Hall
Woodmen circle card party and auxiliary meeting notices
The Supreme Woodmen circle ladies announce a public card party tomorrow Tuesday at 2 PM in the Eagles hall with reservations via Mrs. Mae Benson at 4991. The Santa Ana auxiliary No 1 to the Spanish American War Veterans hosts a special meeting Tuesday at 10 AM in W O W hall and a regular session at 7 30 PM in Memorial hall. Palm Leaf Circle 19 Neighbors of Woodcraft convenes Tuesday night at 8 PM in W O W hall.
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Supreme Woodmen Circle
Eagles Hall
Mae Benson
Santa Ana
W. O. W. Hall
Memorial Hall
Woodcraft
Palm Leaf Circle 19
Rocky Boy Indians Meet At Fort Hall
Rocky Boy delegation from near Havre Montana meets Fort Hall Indian Stockmen's Association directors at Fort Hall. Earle Wooldridge and Ralph Dixey lead discussions on history and future cooperation. A tour of wintering bottoms and newly built homes follows the session.
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Fort Hall
Earl Wooldridge
Rocky Boy’s Indian Agency
Havre
Mont
Clifford Fairness
Stockman
Rocky Boy
Fort Hall Indian Stockmen’s Association
H. A. Ireland
Ralph W. Dixey
Fort Hall Association
Pocatello Man Escapes Asylum After Slaying Merchant
Louis Allant, committed in 1928 after the murder of Pocatello merchant Dan Farmakis, escaped from the Blackfoot asylum Sunday night. Farmakis was shot to death in front of his East Center street store on August 21, 1928 after a quarrel. Allant was later adjudged insane.
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Blackfoot
Louis Allant
Pocatello
Dan Farmakis
Allant
Farmakis
East Center Street
Body Of Alleged Sui cide Victim Recovered From Portneuf River
A man who reportedly jumped into the Portneuf River Wednesday night was recovered downstream near Mrs. Audrey Olson’s river bank home after witnesses heard a scream. Police and county officers conducted an extensive search of the river and its banks through the night.
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Portneuf River
Audrey Olson
Lincoln Avenue
Olson
Inquest Sought in Local Man's Death
Coroner A. W. Hall announced an investigation to determine if an inquest is necessary after a local man's death. Volunteers and officers have continued work since the time of the incident, with inquiries being sent to Pueblo and Pendleton authorities.
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A. W. Hall
Hall
Pueblo
Pendleton
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