Flag Exercises By The Elks In Pocatello
Antlers Hall hosted the annual Flag day exercises with the Elks' Symphony orchestra directed by Walter Poulton. A. W. Stoker and officers led rituals, J. Smith traced the flag’s history, and Rev. H S Hamilton delivered the patriotic address.
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Hamilton
Antlers
Pocatello Elks’ Temple
Elka’ Symphony Orchestra
Walter Poulton
America
Symphony
A. W. Stoker
W. T. Walker
J. Smith
the Elks
H. M. Mills
Abraham Lincoln
Victor Herbert
Siberia Was His Field In War Service
Lieutenant Harry M. Derham of Pocatello returned home after six months with the A E F in Siberia and his discharge. He will resume his engineering job with the Short Line. He was commissioned at the Presidio and among the first Pocatello men to receive officers’ ranks. He served at Camp Fremont and with the 27th Infantry in Siberia, including time at Vladivostok.
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Harry M. Derham
Pocatello
Siberia
San Francisco
Engineering
Short Line
Derham
Officers’ Training School
Presidio
Alex Crist
Short Line War Service Club
Partnenf Block
Crist
Children’s Coughs and Colds Chamberlain’s Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children’s coughs and colds. It claims prompt relief, no opium or narcotics, and a pleasant taste.
Good Talks at Tech Assembly Discusses Public School Music
The Tech assembly proceeds smoothly with a large turnout for the summer school. Today Prof. Blair spoke on Public School Music and tomorrow Supt. J. F. Lewis of St. Anthony will discuss What It Means to Be a Teacher at 10 o clock. President Frazier praises the fine progress and satisfactory operation of all items.
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Tech
Blair
J. F. Lewis
St. Anthony
Frazier
Play Festival At Lava Springs Draws County Youth
Next Thursday a county festival will be held at Lava Hot Springs state park for the neck county boys and girls with parents and friends. Activities include plays games badge tests races contests swimming stunts songs and yells by each club. A basket dinner at noon will feature the day’s centerpiece.
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Neck County
State Park
City Funds Tied Up Over Bond Case In Pocatello
In Pocatello last week city funds were briefly tied up after an attachment on a judgment secured by attorney W A Anderson for Arthur Abbemonte. Abbemonte posted two Liberty bonds as security for Tony Berneno's $200 liquor charge bond. bonds were cashed and Anderson sought $190.80. The case raises questions on city court jurisdiction and bond handling with a later appeal releasing the funds and a future action to determine the recovered amount.
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Pocatello
W. A. Anderson
Arthur Abbemonte
Tony Berneno
Abbemonte
Anderson
Tupper
Bilious Troubies Promote Liver Health with Tablets
An advertisement endorses Chamberlain's Tablets to improve liver function and banish biliousness. It claims quick restoration of appetite and elimination of dull feelings, urging readers to try the remedy.
Record Prices Hit London Antique Auctions After War Fortunes
London dealers say war wealth fuels record prices in auctions with a Hals portrait selling for 60000 and a Reynolds piece fetching 70000. Six Chippendale chairs bring 5125, two tables 1600, a cabinet 6250, and a Will iam and Mary harpsichord 2500. Illumining manuscripts also rise in value as new money buys old treasures.
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London
England
Franz Hals
Reynolds
Sheraton
David Garrick
Portuguese Seek Work in Mexico Amid U.S. Prohibition
Mexico City reports the Mexican consulate in San Francisco says many Portuguese in the United States especially in California seek admission to Mexico for work. They are skilled in vine culture and beverages but demand may fade with U.S. prohibition. Authorities note over 80,000 Portuguese in the United States and plan colonies in Durango Sinaloa and Nayarit.
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Mexico City
San Francisco
Cal
United States
California
Mexico
Durango
Sinaloa
Navarit
Indians to Set Up Village at Latter-day Saints University
Joe Young governor elect of the Twentieth district and I I Reese lead a Salt Lake Idaho Rotary delegation arriving from Fort Hall Idaho with H H Miller. Forty Lemhi Shoshone and Blackfoot Indians head by Chief Tyhee Patrick L Tyhee 94 will open the convention with welcome remarks and supply a village display for the event. Twenty ponies arrive today.
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Joe T. Young
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
I. Reese
Salt Lake
West
Chief Tyhee
Patrick L. Tyhee
Idaho To Sell Treasury Certificates For Road Funds
Idaho plans to finance public building and road construction with treasury certificates exceeding 2 million dollars. The Idaho Supreme Court ruled State Treasurer Eagleson may auction the certificates, authorizing bids to meet current expenses and fund road work while awaiting next year’s tax levies. Attorney General Black initiated the suit, which the court found valid.
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Boise
Idaho
Treasury
State Supreme Court
Eagleson
Supreme Court
Black
Stomach Trouble Relief Promised by Chamberlain's Tablets
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick remedy for constipation torpid liver and overeating digestion. The pills allegedly stimulate bowel movement tone the liver and improve overall feeling within a day or two.
Industrial Body Questions At Dakota Election
Fargo North Dakota June 16 the first direct test of the National Nonpartisan league industrial program occurs on June 26 with seven measures from the North Dakota legislature up for referendum The key issues are the industrial commission bill and the Bank of North Dakota both essential to the program Leaders warn failure of either could unravel the plan Other bills cover education taxation state printing emigration and judicial retraining Governor Frazier called the vote after petitions by the Independent Voters association which also seeks initiatives on mill and elevator law nonpartisan election rural credits and home building initiatives The referendum and several initiatives are to be held the same day despite objections from the governor The constitution requires 90 day filing for initiatives which were late in April
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Fargo
N. D
National Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
League
Frazier
Independent Voters’ Association
Mill and Elevator Association
Car Foreman P. H. Kane Returns From Tape Visit
Car Foreman P. H. Kane and his wife have returned after a two week visit in Tape.
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P. H. Kane
Ln Tape
Rotary Victory convention opens in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts the tenth International Association of Rotary clubs convention with about 5000 at the opening, expected 10000 with delegates from Atlantic City Cleveland and New Orleans arriving. Dyer of Vincennes will deliver the Rotary address. Barrett of Pan American Union and Sizzalo of Washington University are slated speakers.
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Salt Lake City
Rotary Victory
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Mormon Tabernacle
Atlantic City
Cleveland
New Orleans
Salt Lake
League of Nations
Rotary
Henry Sizzalo
University of Washington
Ogden
Saltair
Ireat Salt Lake
Bingham
Utah Copper Company
Mormon Church
Tabernacle
Association
William D. Biggers
Detroit
B. F. Harris
Champaign
Ill
Albert 8. Adams
Atlanta
Estes Snedecor
Portland
Ore
Jacob B. Perkins
Fort Madison
Sleep Well and Be at Your Best With Chamberlains
Wakefulness harms daily work and business. indigestion and constipation cause unrestful nights. A dose of Chamberlains Tablets relieves wakefulness and supports clear thinking and good digestion. Try them and feel the improvement.
Supply Equals Demand in Montana Farm Labor
Helena Montana June 16 local employment agencies report the supply of farm labor now equals the demand. There is cautious optimism that returning soldiers will keep demand in balance as more farm hands are needed. The state labor picture appears normal except Butte where a copper mine may close due to skilled miner shortages. No widespread unemployment reported.
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Helena
Mont
Butte
Alaconda Copper Mining Company
Meat eating linked to lower birth rates says Dr Oldfield
London June 16 Dr Josiah Oldfield told the Fruitarian society that meat eating injures vitality and national birth rates fall in meat eating countries. He cited Bulgaria Romania and Serbia as examples of high and rising birth rates where meat is less common. He noted experiments claiming meat eating causes sterility and urged eggs come from grain fed hens for healthier output.
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London
Josiah Oldfield
Fruitarian Society
Bulgaria
Rumania
Sérbia
Bannock Post Organizing for American Legion
A meeting at the Commercial club at 8 pm will reorganize the World War Veterans association as Bannock Post of the American Legion under the national constitution. Delegates will be chosen for the Boise state convention on June 25 and plans for the Fourth of July event discussed. The unit, first county Legion group in the state, has provided free help on insurance and allotment issues and aided discharged men through contributions.
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World War Veterans
Commercial Club
Bannock Post
American Legion
Boise
World War Veterans’ Association
Bannock County
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Pocatello
Theodore Roosevelt
Paymaster Beach and Burbridge visit Pocatello departments
Paymaster J. M. Beach and Assistant Paymaster Burbridge are in Pocatello today paying off the different departments. M. Bender, a returned soldier, reported for work this morning as a machinist helper in the Pocatello shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Beach
Burbridge
Pocatello
M. Bender
First engineers promotions exam held at master mechanic office
The first progressive examination for engineer promotions was held today in master mechanic Gratton's office. Candidates from districts one through eight included Louis T. Stuart N. C. Bourne G. A. Parsons F. M. Rhodes G. E. McAuliffe Lloyd Brydon J. E. Anderson H. W. Hodges C. S. O'Gee John A. Hiester. Ira Mann, assistant road foreman of engines, conducted the exam.
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Mechanic Gratton
Louis T. Stuart
N. C. Bourne
G. A. Parsons
F. M. Rhodes
G. E. McAuliffe
Lloyd Brydon
J. E. Anderson
H. W. Hodges
C. 8
O'Gee
John A. Hiester
Ira Mann
First Yellowstone Train Leaves Salt Lake City
The first train to Yellowstone park departed Salt Lake City Sunday at 2 p.m. with hotel and camp staff. It carried six cars plus two added at Ogden and Pocatello, aboard were D. B. Spencer and other Short Line officials. The season is seen as the largest park season since 1915. Three Yellowstone trains will run from Salt Lake to the park on the night of the 20th. Reeves and Monroe traveled via Pocatello on an inspection trip from Portland to Salt Lake, visiting the Short Line and OWR&N routes.
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Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Pocatello
Spencer
Short Line
Yellowstone
Salt Lake
the Park
J. A. Reeves
J. A. Monroe
Union Pacific
Portland
Mr. Reeves
Mr. Monroe
Short Line News From Pocatello and Connected Cities
Dr. 8. H. Pinkerton returns from a coast trip and is due in Pocatello tomorrow. J. W. Mann, telegraph foreman, is in town on business. O. L. Blackney moves to the dispatchers office. A seven car Rotary special passed through as No. 34 from Butte to Salt Lake. A. W. Perley visits as fuel supervisor. Fireman D. I. Benson and switchman R. P. Stokes deal with personal and military duties. Ed Stoneman, a returned soldier, takes a transfer job. Kenneth Hull joins Pocatello shops as craneman. Clyde Anderson visits Glenns Ferry. H. L. Turton and family occupy the former J. J. residence.
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Pocatello
Butte
Salt Lake
Edward Stoneman
Ida L. Sanders
Kenneth Hull
Craneman
Helena Scouts Drive to Rotary Convention in Yellowstone Route
A Helena Montana delegation of 44 in three Yellow stone Park motor buses two touring cars and three chauffeurs traveled to Pocatello and Salt Lake City for Rotary events. The tour covered 490.9 miles to Salt Lake with ten hours forty minutes driving time, aiming to boost Montana tourism and link Yellowstone Glacier parks by a new motor highway route. Helena will send further bus tours to Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland Walla Walla San Francisco and Denver in July to promote good roads and attract visitors.
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Helena
Montana
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
City
Rotary
Hugh Cook
Odell W. O’connell
George L. Ramsey
Roger Stroble
M. Mar Goodsill
Wuntley Child
P. B. Bartley
Yellowstone
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Walla Walla
San Francisco
Denver
Northwest
Salt Lake
Idaho
Glacier National Parks
Salt Lake City
Glacier
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Downey-J. H. Byington Visits City
Local brief reports Downey-J H Byington prominent Downey sheepman is in the city on business. A Girl's Hi-Y Club meeting is set for Tuesday evening in the social room. Kathryn M Blosser departs for Moore Idaho to visit her father for six weeks. The Pocatello chapter N6 6 B A M holds a regular meeting tonight with conferral of the M M degree.
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Prom Downey
J. H. Byington
Downey
Moore
Kathryn M. Blosser
Idaho
J. L. Blosser
Pocatello
Florist A W York Buys DeWitt Higley House
A W York the florist has purchased the DeWitt Higley residence on South Lincoln and will move his family from Michigan soon. Luncheon reservations are set for the War Mothers event Thursday at Yellowstone Grill, with plates via Mrs J A Tupper.
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A. W. York
DeWitt Higley
South
Lincoln
Mr. York
Michigan
War Mothers
Yellowstone Grill
J. A. Tupper
Licenses Issued for Mixed Couples in Idaho County
Marriage licenses issued Saturday by the county clerk to Isaae W Phillips of Goda Springs and Olive A Pratt of Salt Lake. Refugia Martines and Esperanza Vargas of Pocatello. Martin Birch of Logan and Nellie Cherry of Franklin, Idaho. Also Miss Pearl Garrison departs for the girls Hi Y conference at Sylvain Beach Idaho June 18 to 28 as Hi Y leader from Pocatello and business manager for the camp.
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Isaae W. Phillips
Goda Springs
Olive A. Pratt
Salt Lake
Refugia Martines
Esperanza Vargas
Pocatello
Martin Birch
Logan
Nellie Cherry
Franklin
Idaho
Miss Pearl Garrison
Sylvain Beach
Miss Garrison
Big Trout Cited From Pebble By Scott Rogers
A native trout weighing six and a quarter pounds and twenty two and a half inches long was landed at Pebble Sunday morning by Scott Rogers. Rogers had help from Mrs. Rogers to land the big fish and reports the Pebble fishing was excellent yesterday morning.
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Pebble
Scott Rogers
Scott
Mrs Barnes Heads to Payette Lake for Girls Conference
Mrs Fred rick J. Barnes president of the YMCA womens auxiliary departs tomorrow for Payette Lake Idaho. She has served as state hostess for the girls conference to be held June 18 to 28. She travels with Louise White Louise Paul and Ruth Adolph who are
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Payette Lake
Fredrick J. Barnes
Womens Auxiliary
The
Idaho
Morning Police Court Mixes up City Offenders
A busy city police court session before Judge M R Lockhart cited several Saturday Sunday violators of city ordinances. Oakley Jones a seventeen year old lad was sent to probate court after admitting a 35 theft from a mans pants in a locker at the M C A. Daisy Lewis of 202 South First noted involvement when two Mexicans found with three pints of moonshine were taken to county authorities. Others paid fines for intoxication or forfeited bonds. one offender jailed six days for begging and a driver forfeited a five dollar bond for corner cutting.
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M. R. Lockhart
Oakley Jones
Leopold Alles
Wilson
G. J. Jones
Center Street
Devaney
Goodson
Daisy
Merning
Pocatello Girls Club to Host Boise Delegation
Representatives from the girls iy club of Pocatello announce a special visit from a Boise group. The event aims to strengthen regional ties and showcase activities and plans for collaboration.
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Girls Iy Club
Pocatello
Boise
Seattle Nurse Mrs Waechter Visits Aunt After Navy Service
Miss Hildegarde Waechter of Seattle recently released from Bremerton Navy Yard after fifteen months as chief yeoman arrived Saturday. She will spend time visiting her aunt Mrs Albert Kleeman.
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Mere
Seattle
Hildegarde Waechter
Bremerton Navy Yard
Albert Kleeman
Scouts Enjoyed Outing and Community Notices
Boy Scouts Number 3 enjoyed a Mink Creek hike to the forest reserve on Saturday morning under masters Clarence Stevenson and John Norris. Mrs Mildred McDonald died Sunday morning of heart trouble at home 1503 North. Funeral from St Joseph Pro Cathedral Wednesday at o'clock. Rev W A Gallahue, interment Mountainview. Schumacher and Hall in charge. Mrs Nielsen sustained a broken leg at Nielsen ranch near American Falls. treated at St Anthony's Hospital. Buried at Blackfoot Thomas W Bumgartner funeral held yesterday at his Blackfoot home. twenty from Pocatello attended. aged 23. served with AEF in France. connected to Idaho Tech and local clubs. Burial in Blackfoot cemetery.
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Boy Scouts of
Pores No. 3
Mink Creek
Forest Reserve
Clarence Stevenson
John Norris
Mildred McDonald
Clyde B. McDonald
North
St. Joseph’s Pro-Cathedral
W. A Gallahue
Mountainview
Schumacher and Hall Company
N. P Nielson
Pocatello
Nielson Ranch
American Falls
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Nielsen
C. A. Valentine l
Don Carrothers
Blackfoot
Thomas W. Bumgartner
Bumgartner
Bika
Bumbartner
France
Idaho Tech
Billiken Club
Lennox Club
Former Ball Player Jimmy Moorehead Dies in New Haven
John Taylor reports the death of Jimmy Moorehead a former local ball player at New Haven Massachusetts He saw service in France with the forces and was gassed in the Argonne He played two years with the local team and had earlier played in the Southern and South Atlantic Leagues He enlisted in the army two years ago after residing in Pocatello.
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John Taylor
Jimmy Moorehead
New Haven
Massachusetts
Jimmy
France
Argonne
Les Pocatello
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Lava Springs
Chicago
Warwhoop
Joe
Doeskin
Steve Chief
Tyhee
Adaho
Dakota
Minataxa
Menday's Daily
J. W. Mann
O. L. Blackney
Dispatchers Office
A. W. Perley
D. I. Benson
R. P. Stokes
O. K'd
Clyde Anderson
Glenns Ferry
H. L. Turton
J. J
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