Reece Starts Prison Term For Bannock Bank Fraud
8 L Reece former head of Bannock National Bank goes to McNeil Island federal prison to serve a three year sentence and an $8500 fine after conviction on six counts of making false bank reports. Kecca failed to post a $7500 bond and will begin serving his sentence as soon as placed in prison.
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Ghey
L. Reece
Bannock National Bank
Pew
McNeil Island
Kecca
Bannock National
van Fleet
Reece
Railroad Rumbles Engine 3108 Heads Back to Pocatello
Engine 3108 under Engineer J R Burns and Fireman T G Gooderham operated a special passenger train back to Pocatello this afternoon after heavy running repairs at the Montpelier roundhouse. Engine 4721 with Engineer J A Liday and Fireman K D Pederson left this morning for Idaho Falls. Fireman Harry Rogers is off duty from his passenger turn in the second district for personal business.
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J. R. Burns
T. G. Gooderham
Montpelier
Pocatello
J. A. Liday
K. D. Pederson
Idaho Paris
Atello Roundhouse
Harry Rogers
Dont You Say It Poem by Frank L Stanton
Short lyric urges readiness and action with racing imagery. The speaker tells you not to wait for the fire to go out but to rise early, hit the road, and seize the best possible show while sunshine remains. The verse emphasizes optimism and timely effort.
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Frank L. Stanton
Hard to Please in Billville Rivalry Quote
A compact dialogue captures a Western town mood with lines about a good year, a hard world, singing birds, and a boast about being born for trouble. The exchange hints at local folklore or a playful street exchange reflecting frontier life.
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Billville
The Illinois massacre and labor strife condemned
A column denounces the violent Chicago area incident linked to a miners strike, blaming management and radicals while calling for calm. It argues political officials failed to curb unrest, notes the futility of mass killings, and urges reasoned action over force to resolve disputes.
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Cripple Creek
Ludlow
Telluride
Colorado
Illinois
Williamson County
Nevada
I[llinoig
Leavenworth
Bill Haywood
Russia
Hhs
Tech Summer School Tennis Courts Attract Students
The tennis courts at Tech are popular gathering spots for students between classes. They are well located and offer brief recreation. The article notes growing championship material and plans for a picked interschool team in the near future.
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the Tech
Local Railway Crew Updates and Assignments
Engineer Darling approved his gang turning on the Montana division Otter off the van for fifteen days during visits to several coastal cities. Frank enjoyed his trip while Engineer Joe Peck approved a freight run in the second district after personal business. Fireman A W Brown assigned to local freight between Minidoka and Bliss per 1067 bulletin.
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Darling
O. K
Montana
Joe Peck
Second District
A.W. Brown
Minidoka
Bliss
Firemen Assigned to District Routes and Chain Gang Turn
Fireman F. M. Rhodes receives a passenger turn in the third district between Poestello and Gleans Ferry per bulletin 1968. Engineer B. Strisp and Fireman L. H. Carver assigned to a chain gang turn on the fourth district between Gleans Ferry and Huntington per bulletin 2009.
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F. M. Rhodes
Poestello
Gleans Ferry
B. Strisp
L. H. Carver
Huntington
Engineer Fechtel and Fireman Mumford reassigned to unchain gang task
Engineer A. J. Fechtel and Fireman C. M. Mumford have been assigned to the unchain gang turn between Poca and Glenus Ferry per bulletin. The move places them on a routine maintenance assignment with the crew.
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A. J. Fechtel
C. M. Mumford
Poca
Glenus Ferry
Bulletin
Fireman A L Hawkins Assigned To Purcenver Run
Fireman A L Hawkins is assigned to a purcenver run between Pocatello and Gienns Ferry per bulletin 1071. Engine 3402 with Engin eer J C Jensen and Fireman William Hemghill left for Minidoka to relieve engine 1500. Dispatcher Wiliam White oversees. A special train with bureau of service tour V-1 passes through Pocatello this evening.
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A. L. Hawkins
Pocatello
Gienns Ferry
J.C. Jensen
William Hemghill
Minidoka
Mato Pocatello
Summer School Uses Gym Space For Quarters
The large influx of students this summer forces use of gymnasia space for quarters. Superintendent Condie of Preston heads the facility and appears to lead a lively group of boosters overseeing the arrangement.
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Condie
Preston
Nora A Boyum for Superintendent in Jannock County
Republican candidate Nora A Boyum seeks the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction in Jannock County. Primary Election set for August 1 1922.
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Nora A. Boyum
Neandlante and Smith Seek Justice at Pocatello Precinct
The draft reads a local race at the peace level in Pocatello precinct with August primary due to voting on the ticket. Voters will decide among candidates as part of the upcoming ballot.
E G Hotide Seeks Re election Justice of the Peace
E G Hotide, candidate for re election as justice of the peace for Pocatello precinct on the Republican ticket, stands subject to voters will at the August primary.
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E. G. Hotide
Justice of the Peace
Pocatello
A. T. Marshall
Marshall for Justice of the Peace in Pocatello
A. T. Marshall runs in the Republican ticket seeking voter support at the primary on August 1 in the Pocatello precinct.
Clerk R C Earley for Bannock County Clerk
R C Earley stands as the Republican candidate for Clerk of the District Court in Bannock County. Voters will choose in the primary election on August 1, 1922.
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R. C. Earley
Bannock County
Miss Dayton Plans Salt Lake City Weekend Visit
Miss Mary Dayton daughter of Mrs Maude E Dayton of the Tech will spend the week end visiting friends in Salt Lake City a brief social note from the campus.
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Mary Dayton
Maude E. Dayton
The
Tech
Salt Lake City
Rotary Club Meeting At Tech Next Tuesday
The Blackfoot Rotary club schedules a regular meeting next Tuesday at the Tech. The northern delegation plans to make the gathering one of the most memorable in its history.
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Blackfoot Rotary Club
The
Tech
Misses Gittens and Hale Visit in McCammon
The Misses Edna Gittens Evelyn Hale and Bertha Gittens will spend the week end visiting at their homes in McCammon.
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Edna Gittens
Evelyn Hale
Bertha Gittens
McCammon
Dining hall serves 250 students at Tech campus
The Tech cafeteria feeds about 250 students daily and provides quick service. It offers a wide variety of food choices at low prices under the supervision of Miss Lulu Robinson, head of the domestic science department.
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Tech
Lulu Robertson
Snyder and wife plan Idaho Falls weekend visit
Superintendent and Mrs RB Snyder of Idaho Falls will spend Saturday and Sunday visiting the city. Snyder is a member of the summer school faculty this year.
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Snyder
Idaho Falls
Meeting of summer school faculty and social committee
A summer school faculty meeting convened at 3 20 yesterday afternoon to discuss school problems. At 4 00 the social committee held a separate meeting.
Summer baseball squad aims for rematch after 13 11 setback
The summer school players lost to the Knights of Columbus 13 11 in seven innings yesterday afternoon. Despite lack of practice and first-time teamwork, they remain encouraged and hope for a return game soon to reverse the score.
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Knights of Columbus
Summer school event invites former students at gymnasium
Evening program centers on a summer school, inviting all alumni who meet committee conditions. Those who fail to heed warnings or dress accordingly face penalties imposed by the court martialling committee.
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Warnin
Eye Trouble Heals With Local Treatment
E. L. Scott has suffered eye trouble this past week and has received care from local physicians. It is hoped he will soon be thoroughly recovered.
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E. L. Scott
Weather Outlook Forecast For Various US Regions
Washington report June 24 AP outlines a week opening with generally fair conditions. Rocky Mountain and plateau regions expect above normal temperatures while Pacific States show near normal coastal temperatures and above normal inland.
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Weather Outlook
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific States
Rail merge eyed to form 401 mile system led by Rockefeller
Reports in Rochester say plans are underway to unite the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh with the Western Maryland Wheeling and Lake Erie and Toledo St. Louis and Western railroads into a single 401 mile system. John D. Rockefeller Jr. would head the new network according to sources.
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Rochester
Buffalo Rochester
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Toledo, St. Louis
Western
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Haig to Return to Liquor Trade as Director
Karl Haig, former director of John Haig & Co, London, is set to re-enter the liquor business. The June 24 AP report notes Haig’s planned return to the firm’s operations.
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AIG and Aig
London
Matsral
Karl Haig
John Haig & Company
Bank Conditions Report Shows Reserve Shortfall
The New York clearing house banks and trust companies report the actual condition for the week with a reserve deficit of 3,625 dollars. Market liquidity appears tight as policymakers monitor interbank funding dynamics amid demand for cash.
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New York
Shriners Parade Passes Through Louisville Tonight
A Louisville Shriners special train will pass through the city this evening on its route from the park. Bureau of service special Y-2 will go through Pocatello Monday en route to Yellowstone with J. WY Archibald and party from Boston.
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Pocatello
Archibald
Standard Oil Company
Louisville
Shriners
Bureau of Service
J. WY. Archibald
Star electric fan offered at Cook Drug Store
A local ad lists a Star electric fan priced at $10.00 available at Cook Drug Store. The notice highlights a bargain in household cooling equipment, inviting shoppers to visit the store for purchase.
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Cook Drug Store
Wheat Setback Deepens as Markets Open on Rain News
Reports of rains in Iowa and Nebraska triggered wheat futures losses at the board of trade. July and September contracts fell while corn and oats extended weakness, with scattered liquidation seen in local markets and provisions also slipping on the session start.
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Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
Board of Trade
Livestock market report from St. or June 24
U S. Bu reau of Macee rocetete reports market activity with feeding cattle, packing sows, and calves. Prices show packers steady to weaker, best veal stock down, bulls lower, and fat lambs near steady with shifts across grades. Significant terms include cattle, calves, and sheep prices, with mixed weekly comparisons and weights noted.
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St. Or
Bureau of Macee
Beth
Market Report from Chicago and Omaha Cattle and Hogs
cattle receipts 500 in Chicago. hogs 6000. beef prices mixed with higher top steer values. hog market steady to higher. lambs and sheep showing gains. Omaha receipts 11,500 with good hogs lower and cattle mostly down. lambs up. overall market movement varied by class and region.
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Chicago
Fame
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Omaha
I.—C
Bureau of Marketa
Iter
Gtar electric fan sold at Cook Drug Store for ten dollars
A nickel finished Gtar electric fan was advertised for ten dollars at Cook Drug Store, offering a low price on a compact household appliance.
Tribune Seeks Political Announcements For Primaries
The Pocatello Tribune will carry political announcements for all candidates under appropriate headings publishing some each issue until the primaries at a cost of $8 for county candidates and $15 for state candidates. The Tribune offers candidates cards placards and poster materials and solicits this business.
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Pocatello Tribune
The
Tribune
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Chas. G. Sumner
Dior
Neil Island
Federal
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Pocatello Lumber Company
Pocatelilo
Benton and
South Second Avenue
Edythe Swassing
Bannock Cafe
Dandewa Me Club Dismar
BB. W. Gohubert
Wiliam White
H. B. Higgs
F. R. Olds
Blackfoot
Oune T. Smith
Neandlante
For Justice At the Peace
J. W. Hopkins
Elite Hall
Gtar
Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
South Lankership Gardens
Charles C. Chilson
Hollywood Representative
Hollywood, California
New
Idaho Coal and Ice Co
Geo. A. Greene
A. J. Pierce
A. L. Merrill
T. P. Jones
BE. Byer
Dick Wells
W. A. Jones Dry Goods Co
W. J. Leaker
Royal Bakery
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