Western regional farm bureau to meet in Reno
Utah Farm Bureau officials will join the fourth annual western regional conference July 26 to 28 in Reno Nevada under the American Farm Bureau Federation. Delegates from ten western states will be represented Ephraim Bergeson will speak on Paxation Problems and Sugar Beet Associations. M Winder will lead a discussion on cooperative marketing.
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Lake City
Titah Farm Bureau
Western Regional Farm Bureau
Reno
Nev
American Farm Bureau Federation
Utah
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Ephraim Bergeson
Utah Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
M. Winder
Utah Organization
Infatuation at the Orpheum with Corinne Griffith
Corinne Griffith stars in Infatuation at the Orpheum a First National release based on W Somer set Maughams Caesar s Wife The plot follows the wife of an English ambassador in Cairo and her return to her husband amid neglect Percy Marmont co stars with Griffith along with Malcolm McGregor Warner Oland Claire DuBrey Leota Lorraine Martha Mattox and Clarissa Selwynne in the supporting cast.
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Corinne Griffith
Orpheum Theatre
W. Somerset Maugham
Caesar
Cairo
Percy Marmont
Miss Griffith
Malcolm McGregor
Warner Oland
Claire DuBrey
Leota Lorraine
Martha Mattox
Clarissa Selwynne
Trip to Chinatown opens at the Strand for four days
Charles Trout presents a frolicsome comedy at the Strand titled A Trip to Chinatown. The plot follows a young millionaire who believes he will die in six months and joins his gay uncle in San Francisco. At a Chinatown party he meets a widow and encounters exciting complications. Principal players include Earle Pax Margaret Livingstone and J Farrell MacDonald.
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Charles Trout
Chinatown
Strand
San Francisco
Earle Pax
Margaret Livingstone
J. Farrell MacDonald
The Gold Rush at Capitol Theatre
Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush is shown at the Capitol theatre with a mix of comedy drama satire and slapstick. The snooty frontier tale features a hard luck sourdough and Alaskan pioneers in a photo dramatic showcase of entertainment.
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Capitol
Charlie
Charlie Chaplin
Capitol Theatre
Bill Cody Stars In The Galloping Cowboy At Rex
Bill Cody, a new cowboy star, appears in The Galloping Cowboy at Rex tomorrow. He abandons the six gun often and uses a thirty foot Australian stock whip, a novelty on American screens, after months of practice.
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Rex
Bill Cody
Rex Theatre
Cody
Burrell Named Delegate to Grand Conclave
Knights Tempo rary War commandery No. 34 elected officers at Castellini hall on Tuesday evening. William G Burrell was chosen delegate to the grand conclave to be held in Parsons Kansas August 24.
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Rannock Commandery
Knights
Castellini Hall
William G, Burrell
E. C
James Dowden
H. E., Walker
John Edwards
Jenna Mitchem
T. A. Patterson
Willa Diamond
James Mc Caleb
J Wy K. Robinson
Standard
Morris Dyer
Isaiah Washington
John W. Williama
Sentinel
William G. Burrell
Parsons
Kans
Domestic Mission Lecturers Speak at Congregational Church
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Warner of New York City will deliver an address on foreign missions at the Congregational church Friday evening from 7 to 9. The public is invited. Warner is the national treasurer of the Congregational church and, with Mrs. Warner, a member of the foreign mission board, touring the United States. The lecture will be illustrated with stereopticon views and will be hosted in Pocatello by the ladies circle of the church.
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Franklin Warner
New York City
Congregational
Industrial Row Frisco Resumes Open Shop Clash
The Industrial Association of San Francisco accuses union labor led by the International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America of fomenting thuggery to smash the open shop. Carpenters deny, saying strife since April 1 stems from efforts to crush unions without a hearing and cite a $5,000,000 drop in building permits last month.
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San Francisco
Industrial Association of
International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
California
Brotherhood
Carpenters
Association
Couple dies in quarrel at Glenhead home
Sidney Brewster and his wife were found dead in their Glencove area residence after two pistol shots. Servants said they quarreled all day. a pistol and two shells lay on the floor. The coroner could not determine who fired the shots. They wed at Calvary Church on October 3.
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Glenhead
N. Y
New York
Long Island
Sidney ¥. Brewster
Mrs. Brewster
Samuel Dwight Brewster
Glencove
Calvary Church
Golfer Phillip Westcott Ends Life in San Francisco Club
Phillip N. Westcott, 42, noted golfer, hunter, and former capitalist, died by his own hand in his hotel room at a San Francisco club. A Williams College graduate and son of the late Edward Noyes Wescott, he was unmarried. Friends reported several days of illness.
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San Francisco
Phillip N. Westcott
Williams College
Edward Noyes Wescott
New York
David Harum
Westcot
Spring Chicken Dinners at Green Triangle Open Late
Local restaurant advertises chicken dinners served at the Green Triangle location with reservations required one hour in advance. Open until midnight and available any time. Contact phone 676 R 12 for booking.
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Green Triangle
Y M C A Plans New All Round Swim Contests
The Y M C A gathers tonight to outline requirements for annual all round swimming contests and to explain crawl stroke and turn techniques. Time trials will be timed with stop watches, comparing local swimmers with national and Canadian records as plans to build Y teams proceed. An early meeting of the 8 and D N club is booked and changes to the distance swim program may be discussed.
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Y. M
United States
Canada
Newlyweds Face Series of Misfortune in Pinole
Oakland scene reports George O'Conner and Nellie O'Connor endured a train collision during their honeymoon. Mrs O'Connor spent weeks in hospital. A fire destroyed their home and their newlywed cottage in Pinole. Police later found illegal whiskey equipment in O'Connor's car and arrested him.
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Oakland
Calif
George O'Conner
Nellie
Pinole
Here
O'Connors
Mail Riflers Sentenced to Penitentiary Term
William R. Wood and Timothy Barton former express messengers were sentenced to two years each in Leavenworth for robbing the mails. Wood admitted stealing $10,000 in federal reserve notes from a mail pouch on February 9. Barton faced charges of theft and forging a duplicate key used to unlock pouches on Western Pacific trains between Salt Lake City and San Francisco.
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Salt Lake City
William R. Wood
Timothy Barton
Leavenworth
Johnson
Federal Court
Wood
Federal Reserve
Barton
Western Pacific
Salt Lake
San Francisco
G. YOUNG O D leaves June 26 for six week study
Dr G R Young O D will depart June 26 for post graduate work and be away about six weeks. This classified note appears in the June Tribune.
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G. Young
O.D
A New Home Loan Plan by E A Kroseman
E A Kroseman offers mortgage loans on modern new residences at ten dollars per month per thousand borrowed. A $2500 loan costs $25 monthly, repaid over 150 months with total interest about $40 annually. Borrowers may prepay any portion without penalty and interest stops on prepaid sums. Office at River view.
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E. A. Kroseman
River View
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Regional Farm Bureau Meets
Screen News
Orpheum
Burrell
Putnam
Monroe Drug Company
Iit
Frisco
Bridge of Sighs
Tribune
Ohio
F. O. B. Garden
City Gas
Pole Line
Okamura
Troy
I. Lid
Craig Kennedy
Chaplin
Pathe News
Don Key
Son of
Burrow
Jack Derville
Grand Orpheum Orchestra
Charlie’ Chaplin
Studebaker
Watford Tummision Polo
Bannock Motor Co
Arthur
Phone
Pocatello
Bonneville St
LEE Loan CO
Honnankilh Reitéing
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