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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1927

Page

3

Directors of U l League to Meet Tonight

Utah Idaho baseball league directors will meet after a 7 p m dinner at Hotel Bannock to discuss the league’s financial condition and a revision of the schedule Acting President Jack Halliwell of Pocatello will preside John Veale of Pocatello and other directors from Salt Lake City Twin Falls Logan Ogden Idaho Falls are expected to attend

Utah Idaho Baseball League Bannock Jack Halliwell Pocatello Pocatello Club John Veale George Relf

Miners Face Food Blockade Fight in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania miners and families occupy 1200 company houses as 6000 workers face eviction. The United Mine Workers win counter suits to halt evictions while the case climbs to the state supreme court. The court convenes in fall. a decision may arrive after winter. The Terminal company seeks a faster ruling via a petition to the supreme court argued July 7 in Philadelphia.

Supreme Court Terminal Corporation Philadelphia

Warden Predicts Convicts Will Submit To Hunger

Deputy Warden Hudspeth contends rioters will yield after a bread and water diet in isolation. Five more inmates named as riot leaders plus nine others face solitary confinement as guards note no early offers of talks. Guard J Thomas links attackers to Jack Dawson and Richard Terry, aliases for two leaders amid past prison conduct.

R. H. Hudspeth Hudspeth J. Thomas Jack Dawson Richard Terry Terry Ira Smith Topeka Dawson Jack Scottie Chicago Colorado Penitentiary Boys’ Reformatory Iowa Calif Boys Reformatory Ilinois

Slap-Stick Comedies and American Advertising Truths

The article argues for honest American product promotion to build trust across nations. It notes Orientals respect integrity but seek courtesy, criticizing abrupt slogans that offend. It compares Chicago and New York wind speeds, highlighting New York’s higher averages and gusts.

Sawtooth Highway Receives Federal Routing Approval

Federal approval of the Sawtooth parkway routing from Shoshone through Jerome Falls City Rogerson to the Nevada Idaho line makes the highway eligible for federal aid on all construction and improvements. Idaho officials plan work Rogerson to Nevada line and others as funds allow with aims to finish in 1928. Nevada officials meet June 24 in Reno to discuss routing approval.

Boise Sawtooth Park Shoshone Jerome Falls City Rogerson Nevada-Idaho Line Tn Wells Nev Secretary of Agricultural William Jardine Joe TL. Wood Commissioner of Public Works State Bureau of Highways Nevada Line Federal Bureau of Public Roads Idaho Federal Nevada Reno

Burglary Suspect Sentenced to Idaho Penitentiary

Lorenzo Heitsman pleaded guilty before District Judge R. M. Terrell and received a two to ten year term in the Boise state penitentiary for burglary. He will be held in Bannock county jail awaiting transport by a traveling guard. Heitsman, an escaped San Quentin convict, was captured after burglary at Bistline’s Incorporated and the Main Electric on East Center, aided by Elmer Smith and Patrolman Clif Curtis. He is also wanted by Utah authorities in Ogden and Brigham City for burglaries about a year ago.

Lorenzo Heitsman R. M. Terrell Boise Heitsman Bannock Bistline East Center Elmer Smith Clif Curtis Police San Quentin Penitentiary Ogden Brigham City Utah

Mapping Western Trails Reveals Pioneer Routes in Five Volumes

Professor Hulbert’s study with the Stewart commission maps the Oregon Santa Fe and Mormon trails by section, township, and range. The five volumes cover about 7 000 miles across 12 western states with 275 maps and 2 300 townships, aided by the American Geographical Society and major libraries. A documentary history of the west from 1812 to the Union Pacific railroad will follow.

Archer Butler Hulbert Stewart Commission On Western History Colorado College Colorado Springs Pony Express Kit Carson John C. Fremont Buffalo Bill Jim Bridger Fremont Carson The Forty-niners Hulbert Independence Missouri River Pacific Coast South Pass Pennsylvania Portland Ore Nova Scotia Santa Fe Tennessee Mountains Los Angeles Cape Hatteras Atlantic Ocean Ohio River American Geographical Society Library of Congress Harvard Yale West Union Pacific

Traffic Laws Explained By City Officer At Chamber Forum

Sergeant Robert Pugmire explained city traffic laws and enforcement at a chamber of commerce luncheon. He cited inconsistent practices across states, cited Utah tourists as frequent violators, and urged regional cooperation to craft uniform rules. He noted Pocatello's low accident rate, speeding as the main violation, and dangers at Gould street crossing.

Robert Pugmire Police Department Chamber of Commerce Ation Paul McKinley Voice Department U. S Chamber of Commerce Pugmire Utah Salt Lake Gould Street

Burglar Has Something to Hide and the Duty of Advertisers

The piece argues that a business man who avoids advertising is neglecting a duty, likening the modest advertiser to a meek publican who refused to raise his eyes. It contends modesty without truth stifles honesty, presenting the burglar as justified in being a non advertiser due to public information neglect.

Card of Thanks for Slingerland Family Loss

We express our appreciation to the friends who helped during sickness and death of our husband father and brother. Special thanks to Pocatello Aerie F. O. Eagles and Woodmen of the World for floral offerings and condolence messages.

Pocatello Aerie F. O. Eagles Woodmen of George S. Slingerland George E. Slingerland Ray S. Hunter Sybil McKinley Nilsson Pred Barnes Frank Barnes

City Briefs and Travel Notices from Pocatello

Visiting Parents Mr and Mrs G F Edwards of Whit tier California are visiting Mrs Edwards parents Mr and Mrs Charlies Couzens in Pocatello they plan to stay until the end of the week Return From Salt Lake Hoyt E Ray United States district attorney and Mrs Ray with their daughter have returned from Salt Lake City and will drive home to Boise Mrs G D Evans and two children of Ann Arbor Michigan arrive in Pocatello to spend the summer with Mrs Evans parents J M Bistline 616 East Clark Today the high was 81 and the low 58 Mean 70 Unsettled weather expected tonight Miss Florence Kelly and John and Charles Kelly depart for three months in Ottawa Toronto and Montreal accompanying their father James A Kelly to Chicago for a few days

G. F. Edwards Whittier, California Salt Lake Hoyt E. Ray United States G. D. Evans Ann Arbor Michigan Pocatello Florence Kelly John Charles Kelly Lower Canada Ottawa Toronto Montreal James A. Kelly North Arthur Chicago

Farmers urged to file potato seed certification by July 1

Bannock county agricultural agent J W Thomett urges all farmers to submit their potato seed certification applications to his office by July 1. He notes this year has seen more applications than any year since his involvement with the university extension division.

J. W. Thometz Bannock County Boise Thomett University Extension Division

Idaho experts return from Paris dairy show

D. L. Fourt state dairy specialist John Montgomery state livestock specialist and J. W. Thometz Bannock county agricultural agent returned today from Paris where they attended the annual black and white dairy show. Thometz says the exhibition was unusually fine with young stock much better and higher rated than last year.

D. L. Fourt John Montgomery J. W. Thometz Bannock County Paris

Reorganization of Bannock County Cow Testing Aired

J W Thomett reports completion of the Bannock county cow testing reorganization with 475 dairy cows on test and 31 dairymen as members. A 15 day Grace Bear Lake county program is planned in cooperation with local dairymen. A separate justice court filing charges John Doe Ferando with possession of intoxicating liquor after federal officers and deputies found liquor and beer manufacturing equipment at his 416 North Fourth Avenue home.

Bannock County J. W. Thomett Justice Court John Doe Ferando North Fourth Avenue

Police advocate stricter traffic rules and brake tests

A police officer urges drivers in congested districts to learn safer driving. He calls for state and city brake inspections twice yearly, and warns against following too closely. Sgt Pugmire stresses right of way for oncoming traffic over those pulling from curbs, urging chamber support for better regulation.

Pugmire Chamber

Party Attendance Leads to Custody Release for Dufresne

A party attended by Pete Dufresne prompted police involvement. Dufresne was released in the custody of his attorney and is to be produced for the case hearing. The report notes he was alleged to have been at the scene when officers arrived.

Pete Dufresne

Police Chief Returns From Northwest Sheriff Meeting

Chief L A Lehr returned from Nelson British Columbia where he attended the Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs convention. Ladies Day at Overland Park will make all feminine fans and children under twelve free for the Pocatello Logan game. The game starts at 2 30 with Hansen for Logan and Holmes for Pocatello. Today's game begins at 5 15.

L. A. Lehr Nelson British Columbia Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs Overland Park Pocatello

Local Baseball Match Looms Between Newsmen and Service Station Staff

A game between the news papermen and the service station employees is being arranged and may be played Sunday morning at Hutchinson field. The Oilers recently lost to the Police department team.

Hutchinson Field Oilers Police Department

Death of Chas E Bertwell at 42 in Pocatello

Chas E Bertwell 42 died Tuesday morning at his home 753 North Lincoln. McHan Undertaking Company has charge of the remains and funeral arrangements will be announced later. He is survived by his widow Mrs Sarah E Bertwell and children Mrs Anna Reynolds of Oakland California Mrs Emma Garre of LaGrande Oregon George Bertwell Vina Bertwell and Mrs Della Morgan all of Pocatello

Chas. E. Bertwell North Lincoln McHan Undertaking Company Berwell Sarah E. Bertwell Anna Reynolds Oakland California Emma Garre LaGrande Oregon George Bertwell Vina Bertwell Della Morgan Pocatello

Ross Named Democratic Governor Hopeful for 1928

Robert H. Elder of Coeur d Alene, Idaho prominent attorney, said in Pocatello that C Ben Ross, mayor of Pocatello, is the logical Democratic candidate for governor in 1928. Elder, Democratic national committeeman, noted the party will meet in December or January to decide the convention city for 1928.

C. Ben Ross Pocatello Robert H. Elder Coeur d'Alene Ross Elder Idaho

Airlines to run five Bellanca planes NYC to Chicago and Miami

A. R. Martine, president of the Banking Service Company, announced from New York that passenger flights between New York and Chicago and Miami will begin within four months using five Bellanca mono planes each carrying 12 passengers.

New York A. R. Martine Banking Service Company No. 1 Wall Street Chicago Miami

Troop E Advances in Field July Camp John M. Regan

Troop E 116th Cavalry marches from Boise toward Barber to establish headquarters bivouac and communications. The force includes advance guard flank guard and rear guard with a six mile per hour pace. Infantry and artillery join the field as the bivouac marks an annual event before return.

John M. Regan Boise E” 116Th Cavalry Barber Broadway Garfield Inglewood Idaho City Emmett Horseshoe Bend Morse Creek Robie Creek Boise River Thorkildsen Stey Brady West

Chiropractor Held for Trial in Hodges Back Injury Case

George E. Ingram a 45 year old chiropractor admitted breaking the back of Mrs Elise Hodges while practicing without a state license. He was held for a jury trial in Chicago in default of a $1000 bond.

Chicago George E. Ingram Elise Hodges

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U-l League Rage America Windy City Louisa Pickett Mr. McKinley Phyllis Beckley E. Y. Calph Pocatello Baseball Club Sergeant Pugmire Mercury A R. Teeple Federal Weather Observer Dt Scholls Ai End Hanes Paul Geno Martini Fargo Wilson Wells Co Mae Bargain Tribune Special Portneuf Lodge No 18 A. FP A. M
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