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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1931

Page

2

Shippers Estimate Broad 1931 Q3 Car Movements Decrease

Central Western Shippers Advisory Board reports third quarter car feedings in Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho south of the Salmon River totaling 474 275 cars. Declines are led by agricultural implements 29.1 percent and autos trucks and parts 25.9 percent while apples fresh fruit canned goods rise 6 69 percent and gravel sand stone cement potatoes and other goods show varying gains.

Ogden Commodity Committee The Central Western Shippers’ Advisory Board Tentay Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho Balmon River

Dr Kettenring Foot Care Special at St Marie Hotel

Local health clinic advertises Wednesday and Saturday foot care specials at the St Marie Hotel. Treatments target foot health with limited-time discounted services for residents and visitors seeking relief.

Greek tribute ceremony at Boise for Governor Ress

George Karabogos of Pocatello and Prof. P 5S Marthakis of Salt Lake City will present Governor C. Ben Ress with a Greek flag in Boise. The gesture honors America's help for Greek independence. Delegates who aided Grevee independence once brought the flags from Gretes.

George Karabogas Pocatello P. 5S Marthakis Salt Lake City Boise C. Ben Ress America Gretes Utah Povatello George Karabogos

Indian girl pursues music and teaching career

Cecelia Agnes Cosgrove, daughter of a half Ban nock and full Shoshone mother born in 1906 at Fort Hall, grows up in Blackfoot Idaho. A talented violinist and pianist trained by local musicians, she plans a future as a violin teacher in government schools or as a commercial artist. She studied at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music and the University of Idaho Southern Branch, with years spent on her family's ranch and in private institutions.

Helf Bannock Cecelia Agnes Cosgrove Old Fort Tall Misa JL. Roubidoux Adelaide Anderson Cosgrove Old Fort Hall Blackfoot Old Port Hall Cecelia Eula Paraclita South Bend Ind Ther 5 Mary's, & Catholic School Salt Lake City St. Margaret's School Adelaide Anderson School of Music Potatello University of Idaho, Southern Branch Miss Cosgrove T. K. Cosgrove Nancy Wishoupe Cosgrove Pocatello Matilda St. Theresa’s School Boise Haskell Lawrence Kaw Nelle St. Margaret's Kenneth

Riot over priest funeral leaves Huatuse police chief dead

In Huatuse Mexico a riot during a priest funeral killed the town police chief his two officers and three civilians. Police tried to break up visiting white people from the east and many were injured. Dispatches report calm returning as priests deny Catholics sparked the attack and the mayor faces possible lynching threats in Totula.

Mexico Vera Cruz Mex Huatuse Ruiz Y Pilares Mexico City Totula Alcalde Jalapa Tejeda

Former Utah news editor dies at 73 in Salt Lake City

Edward Henry Holden 73, former editor of the Salt Lake Tribune and longtime figure in local journalism, died after emergency appendicitis surgery in a Salt Lake City hospital. Holden retired over two years ago after a long 25 year career. The death followed a Sunday illness and failed post operative recovery.

East Lake City Edward Henry Holden The Salt Lake Tribune Holden

Woman Confesses After 22 Years in Cleveland Killing

Laura Sweitzer 58, described as a crippled woman, confessed to killing Jacob Geiss in self defense 22 years earlier. The 1909 case listed Geiss as stabbing himself. coroner ruled death by self inflicted wound and authorities freed Sweitzer. She had been divorced and kept boarders.

Cleveland Laura Sweitzer Central Police Station Jacob Geiss George Heider Geiss

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