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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

6

Judge White Called To His Final Reward At 90

Judge Charles M. White, senior Wyoming legal figure, died at his son’s home in Pocatello at 4 30 am after senile decay at age 90. A pioneer attorney, he practiced law here for decades and helped build homes and blocks. Survived by a widow, two daughters, three sons and many grandchildren, with services set for Wednesday and burial in Evanston.

Charles M. White Intermountain Earle C. White South Seventh Avenue New West Wyoming Evanston Judge White New York State Plains Fort Bridger Union Pacific Pocatello Paris Bear Lake County Honolulu Aaroy H White Ralemacno Aite Mich E. C. White, Sr W. A E. A. White Lewiston Idaho A. White

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Choctaw George Opens Garage in San Antonio Tez

The article traces Choctaw George known by that nickname who, through ceaseless labor, rose to own a garage in San Antonio Tez. It notes his rise from humble beginnings to business leadership and his impact on the local community.

George San Antonio Tez

Sprinting for the Floods to Reach New Orleans

A Chicago News piece describes a determined dash by Dawson Hey toward the flood districts with whisky washed away by floods. The speaker vows to outrun the rising waters and reach New Orleans amid the disaster.

Deliberate Dawson Wensi

Motior Held At Party For Wronged Dog Of Cook

A local notice reports Hazel M. Bullock filing a formal action over a dog belonging to Jose 2 and Mim A. at a gathering. The case centers on rightful ownership and custody of the canine.

Motior Jose 2 Mim Cook Hazel M. Bullock

Center Street Bridge Plans Move Forward

City officials and City Engineer Samms discuss a cement bridge for Center Street. Idaho Bridge Company offered to draft plans and specs at no cost if awarded the contract, with payment due only if selected. The council encouraged development and to review a full set of plans and specs by the engineer and the firm.

Center Street Idaho Bridge Company Solons

New Educational Plant At Y M C A

A practical educational program at the Y M C A posts monthly bulletins with selected articles from current magazines. The rail road focused notices cover economic, technical, safety and general information for convenient reading. Secretary Richardson urges reading the bulletin for the latest practical material.

Richardson

Bulgaria refrains on Russian situation in Near East

A Sofia dispatch reports Bulgaria declined to intervene or take a stance on the Russian actions in the Near East, as of June 23. The note indicates a cautious, noncommittal position amid regional tensions.

Vienna Sofia Bulgaria Near East

Incendiary Speech Arrests in Omaha Disorder

Police detained eighteen men in downtown Omaha after incendiary speeches stirred unrest at a public gathering. The incident occurred during a calm evening as authorities moved to prevent further disorder.

L W. W Omaha Walleyee Caarld

Local Classifieds and Social Notes Amid Wartime Reels

Short notices include multiple for rent postings at 326 South 4th 427 North Main and 646 North Main with prices from 15 to 16 dollars monthly. A army sergeant’s wife Miss W F leads Emporia visits. Announcement of John Morton Henry and Sylvia Magill wedding at Columbia Missouri to be held June 25.

John Henry Columbia Missouri John Merton Henry Pocatello Sylvia V. Magill

New Paint Shop Opens in Old Martin Building

W B Martin has leased the old Martin building and opened an up to date paint shop. He is an established painter and decorator offering modern services.

W. B. Martin Martin

Birth of a Daughter to Mr and Mrs McKinnon

A handsome baby girl was born on Friday to Mr and Mrs John A McKinnon at their home 945 Page Avenue. Mrs Criswell is the mother of Mr and Mrs John A McKinnon.

John A. McKinnon Arthur Avenue

Sunday School Picnic At Trinity Episcopal Church

Six recruits a month are being sent from the station here. The annual picnic of Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday school class will be held tomorrow. Children assemble at Trinity hall at 9 30 AM with lunches, then travel to City Creek canyon. Groom formerly served as secretary at the Pocatello Y M C A and is now with the Short Line. Mr and Mrs Henry will be at home in this city after July 20.

W. E. Fields Sergeant Fields Army City Emporia Kas Papnia Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Hall City Creek Groom Pocatello Y. i. C. A Henry

Water on Roads on Fort Hall Tract Sparks Complaints

Irrigation ditches overflow roads on the Fort Hall tract drawing numerous complaints. A strict state law governs such conduct and if conditions do not improve, arrests may follow.

Fort Hall

Important Commercial Club Meeting Scheduled

All members and local businessmen are urged to attend a special Commercial Club meeting Wednesday night at 8 30. J B Bistline will chair the session. Strong attendance requested to discuss matters of importance.

Commercial Club J. B. Bistline

Whiskey case involving Blackfoot stableman and Bannock tribesman

A Blackfoot stableman from Whiskey to Indian Vernon Hird was brought down from the Grove City this morning by Tom Le Sieur, Fort Hall reservation chief, to be arraigned on charges of selling liquor. Bannock Willets admits paying $3 to obtain two bottles, delivered one bottle and kept the change, leading to his cooperation.

Vernon Hird Grove City Tom le Sieur Fort Hall United States Willets Bird

Bey Lands Big Fish In Local Fishing Story

A Tribune note reports Roy, a 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs, catching a large native trout weighing eight pounds eight ounces. The tale encourages supporting local industry and emulating the youngster’s success.

Bey the Tribune Roy i Ee - Country

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