Heads Named for Boy Scout Local Council
At a Decatetla Dow Reout council meeting last night an executive committee to run the council for the year was elected. The group includes President Harry Hamilton and vice presidents H L Swanson Walter Siders and others plus secretary Laverne Collier and treasurer Ezra Merrill. Twenty five council members attended the banquet. The committee will decide on a paid scout executive at the next meeting Monday at the YMCA. A finance committee led by S E Brady and including A L Merrill P C O Malley E A Krussman and Clyde Stratford will report on the current drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatetla Dow Reout Council
Wight
Senate
Harry &. Hamilton
Swanson
Walter R. Siders
Laverne R. Collier
Ezra J. Merrill
BE. A
E. Brady
A. L. Merrill
P. C. O'Malley
E. A. Krussman
Clyde B. Stratford
Rotary Attendees from Pocatello to Salt Lake Convention
The Pocatello Rotary Club will be well represented at the Rotary convention in Salt Lake next week. A list of attendees includes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson and many other local couples and individuals such as Ned McCracken, Jesse McBuse, Ralph Lewis, Tigmar Vargo, and Fred Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Rotary Club
Salt Lake
Edward Anderson
Charles H. Archibald
Fred Ball
Claude Bistline
Charles C. Bowerman
Jesse Budge
Fred Caldwell
Mra
R. D. Carruthers
Walter H. Cleare
R. J. Cruse
George Gasser
George Greene
W. P. Havener
A. F. Higson
A. C. Hinckley
F. H. Knickerbocker
Williard Lund
W. N. McCarty
A. Lowell Merrill
Leon Molinelli
Fred Murphey
Arthur Petersen
Harry Petersen
DougRay
L. Reece
S. P. Smith
Theo. Turner
E. C. White
H. H. Whittlesey
H. A. Wilbur
E. Brady
A. J. Knollin
H. L. McHan
J. E. McDermond
Ned McCracken
Jesse McBuse
Ralph Lewis
Finis Bentley
Fred Dickerson
Tigmar Vargo
Harry
Tramilton
A Pevceman
Tra S. Lambing
Wa. Wale
Fred Whitney
McMahon's Long Trek for Spectacles Ends in Discharge
Anaconda Montana veteran McMahon served in Siberia while wearing unreliable eye gear. He traveled miles to buy spectacles and the government paid the bill. After finally obtaining new glasses in San Francisco, he received his discharge papers and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Prine Fr McMahon
Siberia
Sam
McMahon
McMeoon
San Francisco
Bootlegger Bombards Moorehead Residents With Whiskey
In Moorehead Montana on June 14 a bootlegger fleeing on horseback hurled 28 quarts of whiskey at pursuing residents as his car stalled in Powder River. A salvage party recovered much of the liquor from the water while locals misread the danger as deputy sheriffs detecting a thirsty hunt. Chairman John H Morris reported the event to Powder River county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies City
Mont
Moorehead
Powder River
Mqnor
John H. Morris
Powder River County
Montana State Fair Plans Emphasize Better Babies Exhibits
Helena Montana June 14 Better babies will be a main aim of the Montana State fair opening in September. In cooperation with the National Child Welfare association there will be exhibits devoted to the subject and conferences of experts including doctors dentists and nurses with pamphlets and aim for large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Meom
Montana
National Child Welfare Association
Sessions Head to South Africa as Church Mission Leader
SESSIONS GOES TO SOUTH AFRICA AS CHURCH HEAD. Mr Sessions and family depart from Pocatello for Cape Town in early August to serve as president of the South African mission. He has long worked in Idaho agriculture and church activities, including roles with the Idaho Seed Growers, Bannock County farm bureau, and as administrator of the Harkness estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryter Sessions
Sessions
Pocatello
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
Idaho
The
Tech
Idaho Seed Growers Association
Bannock County
Harkness
McCammon
Soldiers Taken Care Of First By Australians
Festus H Mullin of Ogden visits Pocatello en route to Upper Snake fishing grounds. He discusses global labor, noting Australia’s policy to prioritize returning soldiers and limit immigrant intake, with mining slow and copper stocks dwindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festus H. Mullin
Ogden
Pocatello
Snake River
Tribune
South America
Australia
Mullen
Sydmay
The
Ourenu
Park for Butte and a donated site for new public park
Butte Montana plans a new city park after a local real estate firm offers a site beyond the Country club south of town. County commissioners must approve the donation after legal review. The city already hosts Columbia Gardens and Lake Avoca and seeks more parks and playgrounds with city county cooperation effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Country Club
Putte
Columbia Gardens
United States
William A. Clark
Lake Avoca
Haney Chosen Chief of Road Knights
The United Commercial Travelers grand chapter of Utah Idaho and Montana elected its officers for the coming year. W. T. Haney of Great Falls Montana was named Grand Counselor with C H Brown and other officers listed, and about 50 delegates planned to depart for home after meetings in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers Grand Chapter
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Cnusing
W. T. Haney
Great Falls
C. H. Brown
W. E. Sampacl
Billings
Mont
F. W. Hillis
Ogden
Willard Lund
Pocatello
W. R. Williams
Salt Lake
Grand Page
R. B. Vickers
Butte
Grand Sentinel
F. L. Walters
F. J. Davis
Boise
H. T. Heal
Provo
W. K. Moore
Grand Supreme Counci
F. R. Ball
C. R. Sutton Melena
Supreme Council
R. E. Knowlden
Helena
Live Wires at Head New Auto Supplies Co
The Standard Electric and Auto Supply company at 335 West Clark Street opens with a full line of electrical fixtures and appliances. R. E. Hughes oversees electrical fixtures while Howard E. Wasley runs the auto accessories division, one of the state’s most complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Head New Auto Supplies CO
Standard Electric and Auto Supply Company
West
Clark Street
R. E. Hughes
Idaho Power Company
Howard E. Wasley
Bannock Motor Company
Employees Become Tire Stockholders at Racine Plant
Racine Auto Tire of Racine Wisconsin announces a plan to make all workers stockholders with voting power in Horseshoe tire company. The stock offers guaranteed earnings and profit participation, purchasable by small monthly payments, with no interest during repayment. The plan, approved by the board and Horseshoe Welfare association, adds to a long standing bonus system and employee meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine Auto Tire Company
Racine
Wis
Gem State Oil & Products Company
Pocatello Tire and Vulcanizing Company
Racine Company
Horseshoe Welfare Association
Idaho Dubois reclamation project eyed for big excursion
Major Fred R. Reed of the Idaho Reclamation Association tours the Dubois area with Blackfoot and Idaho Falls residents. He touts vast reclaimed land along the Snake River and urges a two day auto excursion to view the potential. A banquet and talks followed with Senators and officials praising the plan. The project is described as one of the largest and most feasible in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Fred B. Reed
Idaho Reclamation Association
Dubois
Comany
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Snake River
Major Reed
Upper Valley
Reed
Boise
Knights of Pythias
Ashton
St. Anthony
B. T. Murphy
Roy R. Duke
Arco
Howe
J. E. Smith
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Tabor
Byrd Trego
Sunnyland Visitors and Weekend Socials Local Briefs
Idaho Falls resident F I Barnett spent Friday in town on private business. A weekend social dance is set for McNichols and Wright hall. Auto trips to Arco and Salt Lake were made by local residents for fishing and family visits. Bancroft County Assessor R O Graham left for Bancroft to oversee duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyland
F.1
Barnett
Idaho Falls
McNichols
Wright Hall
Bancroft
R. O. Graham
License Issued for Haschell Calkie and Minnie Davidson
A marriage license was granted Friday at the county clerk's office to Haschell Calkie and Minnie M. Davidson, both residents of Butte, indicating the formal union filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haschell Calkie
Minnie M. Davidson
Butte
Rob inson returns from Chicago to Salt Lake HQ
George Robinson purchasing agent for the Short Line has just returned from Chicago and will soon depart for Salt Lake where he maintains headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Robinson
Short Line
Salt Lake
Eye Injury Reported for James Bowns at Short Line Shops
James Bowns a machinist in the Short Line shops sustained a painful left eye injury Friday morning when a piece of material struck him and caused damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowns
Short Line
Dispatchers' Convention Sends William White to Chicago
Train dispatcher William White and his wife depart for Chicago to attend the annual dispatchers convention meeting June 17 to 20. G A Scott of Las Vegas Arizona arrives to serve as extra dispatcher at the local offices for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Chicago
Windy City
G. A. Scott
Las Vegas
Ariz
Liewella
William, Jr
London
Ontario
Attempted Chicken Theft Reported Near City Attorney Home
City Attorney B. A. Cummings of 407 North Garfield was awakened late at night by noises from his chicken coop. He confronted a man attempting to steal a chicken who fled over a back fence after a hurried exit, described as a Negro suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Cummings
North
Garfield
Visiting Mother and Army Officer to Return to Seattle
Visiting Mrs. W. FE. Dickering of Seattle and two children stay in the city as guests of Mrs. Charles Smith Jr. Mrs. Dickering will depart for Washington, D C in July to join Lt. Dickering who expects discharge in October and plans to resume teaching civil engineering at the University of Washington. paragraph also notes John Schmit, 18, staged a gun play on a freight train, was arrested, and sentenced to sixty six days in jail. Elk Flag day exercises announced with new Symphony Orchestra to perform and soldiers urged to attend in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Smith
Charles Smith, Jr
City
W. FE. Dickering
Seattle
Washington
Charles
Margaret
Dickering
Washington, D. C
Short Line
Army
University of Washington
John Schmit
McCammon
T. J. Dillinger
Schmit
Dillinger
Pocatello
Local A E McDougall and Olsen Receives Citations
George T. Olsen of the 314th Engineer Train, 89th Division, returns to Pocatello after overseas duty including Meuse Argonne battles. He disembarked at Fort Russell, Wyoming for demobilization and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Olsen of 1018 North Harrison. Harry O. McDougall, former flight lieutenant, receives the Distinguished Service Cross from John J. Pershing for extraordinary heroism at Dun-sur-Meuse on October 23, 1918. the margin lists battle sites from Chateau-Thierry to Sedan and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterday's Daily
George T. Olsen
89Th Division
Pocatello
Lucey
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Rhine
Army of Occupation
Hom
George
U. S
Harrisburg
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Martin Olsen
North
Harrison Avenue
Short Line Mechanicsi Department
Harry 0. McDonald
Army Air Force
John J. Pershing
Harry O. McDougall
United States
Dun-ser-Meuse
Lieut. McDougall
Naves
Chateau-Thierry
Marne
Clerges
Juvigny
Fismes
Leicheprey
Cantigny
Belleau
Bourcaches
Vaux
the Argonne
Varness
Mont Faucon
Grand Pre
Buzancy
Sedan
Beaumont
Mont Sec
Vigneulles
Thiaucourt
Timekeeper Lee Treseder to Wed in Ogden this Evening
Lee Treseder the timekeeper from the general superintendent’s office leaves on Number 42 for Ogden to marry Miss Catharine Bachelor at her Ogden home this evening. The article lists multiple railroad staff movements and travels across Idaho Utah and Ohio with various conventions and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Treseder
Ogden
Mr. Treseder
Catharine Bachelor
Miss Maud Worel
Idaho Falls
Idaho Faces a Teacher Shortage Says Educator
Moscow Idaho June 14 Professor P H Soulon head of the University of Idaho school of education says Idaho faces unprecedented demand for teachers. School boards and superintendents request teachers faster than they can be filled due to war work higher salaries and fewer students returning to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
P. H. Soulon
School of Education
University of Idaho
Soulon
Salvation Army Hotel Closes After Twenty Years
Omaha Nebraska June 14 The Salvation Army hotel on South Thirteenth street closed May 1 after more than twenty years. Adjutant and Mrs Dodd say they furnished 250000 beds and gave thousands of men jobs but patronage declined last year due to prohibition. Owners plan remodeling and could not afford the higher rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Salvation Army
South Thirteenth Street
Dodd
Nebraska
Carlisle Tire selects McGuire as sales head
Clarence V. McGuire was named general sales manager and advertising director of Carlisle Cord Tire, joining the executive board. He brings prior tire and automotive advertising leadership and will office in Andover and New York until Stamford factory completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Cord Tire Company
Stamford
J. M. Gilbert
Carlisle
Andover
New York
Local Railroad Hands and Visits Across the Region
Joseph Missouri Kansas City and Omaha are noted as points connected to a report on railway workers. Mr Sturley serves as a switchman in the Pocatello yards. J R Conway, another switchman, is visiting Ogden for a few days. Mrs Duffin and her daughter travel to Glenns Ferry to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. D. Taylor
Salt Lake City
Mr. Taylor
Mabel E. Comstock
Pocatello Shops
Kemmerer
J. R. Conway
Switchman
Ogden
R. H. Duffin
Switchman Duffin
Glenn’s Ferry
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BOY Scout
Irmanent
Aturden
Zion
Bette& Babies Plan
South Africa
Cape Town
Park
South Sea
Haney
Road Knights
K. C
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Dave Burrell
Republican State Central Committee
Stake Mutual Improvement Association
L. C
L. M. Beck
Bryan, Ohio
Studebaker
Theiv
Commercial Hall
Moran and Wallington
O. I. Perkins
Harry Hurlburt
Mr. Bryan
Auto
Herman Taylor
Prm
Harvey Holmes
8 &. Ferguson
the Tribune
A. E
McOugall
Gets
D. S.C
George Olsen
Leland Barrett
T. B. Gibson
Mr. Gibson
B. of R. T
Columbus
Ohio
New York City
Rotary
J. W. Grant
R. W. Mulici
Safety
P. H. Kane
Mr. Kane
A. W. Lee
John Huber
Conductor Huber
Cayou
Lava Hot Springs
Co. M. Ball
Notus, Idaho
Mrs. Hl. L. Peck
Twin Falls
P. J. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Fred Gentsch
Mr. van der Vlies
Edith Bremm
M. D. Woods
Conductor Woods
F. M. Townsend
Granger
Arnold
C. C. Shane
Mr. Shane
Mrs. J. Hurley
East
Hoy
Carlisle Tire
M’guire Sales
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