Lindbergh Heads to Washington for Aviation Talks
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh plans a Dayton departure en route to Washington to confer with Army Navy and Commerce officials on aviation development. He may fly the Army plane or the Spirit of St Louis and will meet with leaders in Dayton and Washington before deciding his future in aviation.
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Dayton
Washington
Thomas Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Lindbergh
Army, Navy and Commerce Departments
Orville Wright
National Capital
Federal civil service openings with varied salaries
The United States civil service commission announces open competitive examinations for positions including Topographic draftsman $1680, Assistant topographic draftsman $1500, Junior topographic draftsman $1320, Association statistician $3000, and several home economics and shop subjects roles in Washington DC and Indian Service. Elevator conductor $900 open to men. details and full information from the board secretary in Pocatello.
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Washington, D. C
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Washington, DC
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Pocatello
Girl Traveler Runs Afoul Authorities in Constantinople
Franline Stinnes daughter of Hugo Stinnes left a Turkish military zone and crossed the Bosphorus on Tuesday beginning the Asiatic leg of her globe motor tour to the United States. Authorities held her two cars and mascot Gordon while she cried and explained the act was unintentional. she was escorted by soldiers to Constantinople and later given her belongings and a bouquet.
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Hugo Stinnes
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Small-Town Justice Works Short Order
Pittsburgh report says three automobile robbers held up a filling station on a outskirts of the city. Alfred T. Lorch the local justice of the peace exchanged shots with the fugitives, wounding two on the running board and beside the driver. He then loaded the wounded men into a car and brought them to Pittsburgh. The third bandit escaped.
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Navy appoints Captain Sellers to command Central American squadron
Washington June 22 AP Captain David F Sellers chosen to command the American naval squadron in Central American waters to succeed Rear Admiral Julian L Latimer.
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David F. Sellers
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Julian L. Latimer
Knights Templar Barn Dance At Swanson Ranch
Gate City Commandery Knights Templar to host a barn dance Tuesday June 28 at the Swanson ranch west of town. Helen Modish orchestra will play at the party with refreshments and tickets sold by the committee and local drug stores.
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Jack Halliwell
Marty Hulburt
Raymond Swanson
Freeman
Howard F. Goldsmith
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Swanson Ranch
Pocatello Masons
Helen Modish
Masons
Pastor Cannon Praises Saint Anthony Pastor as Barton Critic
J M W Cannon thanks Saint Anthony pastor for a communication in the Pocatello Tribune condemning Bruce Barton as an enemy of the cross of Christ. Cannon accuses Barton of ignorance and ridicule and urges readers to question his religious writings.
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Real Estate Transfers and Civil Actions Filed in District Court
Furnished by the Idaho State Merchants Protective Association deeds list transfers including Edgar W. Damewood to Hazel Gibbs lots 5 6 block 76 and others. Numerous title defeasances and mapping details appear for Hyrum Newbold Sarah Newbold John O Leary Fern Condie and U S to Condie with county land parcels in Bannock and Pocatello Realty. Civil actions filed in district court include Neta Andreasen v John N Anderson Robertson Show Co v J A Luthy and Justice of the Peace E G Houde.
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Hazel M. Gibbs
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William O. Thompson
Sarah Newbold
John O'Leary
William Orville Thompson
Fern J. Condie
W. D. Beers
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Lorenzo G
Hewlett
Idaho convention opens as National Federation of Music Clubs meets
The biennial Idaho convention of the National Federation of Music Clubs opened in Idaho Falls with Mrs. R. R. Hall presiding. More than thirty Idaho clubs were represented, with guests including Louis Victor Saar and Mrs. E. E. Corfman. Delegates from Pocatello and other cities attend, round table discussions planned, and officers to be elected tomorrow.
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R. R. Hall
Coeur d'Alene
Louis Victor Saar
Chicago
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Pocatello
E. E. Corfman
Utah Federation
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Saar
Gaylord G. Sanford
State Music Teachers Association
B. F. Anderson
Adelaide Anderson Sanford
L. Roubidoux
A. W. Ashton
Evelyn Lundgren
Betty May Walters
Gibson Walters
Gerald Waring
Frances Terrell
Mary McCabe
Sybil Mathews
Janet Killian
G. G. Sanford
National Guard reviewed by President Coolidge
In a Black Hills valley South Dakota national guard units were reviewed Tuesday by President Coolidge as part of a federal inspection. The event occurred near Rapid City with officials noting the orderly parade and readiness.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
South Dakota National Guard
Coolidge
Elaborate Scheme Releasing Convicts Revealed
Columbus Ohio AP reports warden Thomas disclosed a plot by more than a dozen prisoners to tunnel from the Ohio penitentiary. The plan was uncovered yesterday and details indicate coordinated escape efforts under guard surveillance.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Fp, &. Thomas
Prisoners Fail Escape Plot Through Yard Tunnels
The warden reported that none of the men escaped. A plan aimed to tunnel from 29 cells and other cells into the prison yard. One inter cell tunnel had been completed before the plot was uncovered. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
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