Lions Elect Utahn District Governor at Close Convention
Guy S. Richards of American Forks Utah was elected district governor to succeed Dr J Morris Godfrey of Richmond at the two day Lions International 28th district convention in Utah Idaho. Heber City chosen as 1932 convention city with over 400 at banquet. Earle W Hodges International president spoke.
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Guy S. Richards
American Forks
Utah
J. Morris Godfrey
Richmond
Heber City
Earle W. Hodges
Lions International
Idaho
Pocatello Press
Lions Club
Tneir
Charles Sandles
Resolutions Committee
I Oe
Lions Clubs
J. L. Downing
Myron Porges
Pocatillo Club
F. M. Bistline
Parry Harrison
Charles Peterson
R. BE. McGraw
Adelaide Anderson
Jack Wallin
Garland
Scottish Rite
H. R. Flint
W. S. Cornell
D. B. Cleaves
F. E. Mackenzie
Eagies
L. H. Merriam
Grace
Lyon C. Smith
Garland Arthur W. Hall
Merline Harrison
Parry
28Th
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Merridell
Alice Watson
Virginia Treseder
Bobby Herrick
Iris Morgan
Farmers Cooperate In Water Shortage Boise Idaho
Half the Idaho watermasters reported cooperation among farmers reducing the water shortage. Robert Paris the state reclamation commissioner urged use of the rotation system to keep water flowing, a method common in Utah. Forty watermasters reported crops largely on schedule with Boise and Snake River valleys showing no land out of crops and yields near last year.
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Boise
Idaho
Robert Paris
Paris
Watermasters
Utah
Snake River
Three Rotarians Discuss Fellowship at Lunch
Blackfoot June 24 Special to The Pocatello Tribune T C Barlow presented Miss Lena Babcock piano and Master Melvin Dunn cornet as entertainers at Rotary luncheon Tuesday. T B Smith Louis Felt and A L Mergen each gave a three minute talk on fellowship. Mr Morgan expressed appreciation of the Legionnaires for Rotary support during the recent rodeo.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
T. C. Barlow
Lena Babcock
Melvin Dunn
Rotary
T. B. Smith
Louis Felt
A. L. Mergen
Felowship
Mr. Morgan
Legionnaires
Thrown Egg Triggers Mine Shootout in Arnold City
In Arnold City Pennsylvania on June 24 a clash between deputy sheriffs and striking miners and sympathizers left one bystander Philo Popovich, 40, dead from a heart wound after fleeing his store. Four others were injured including Frank Brown who was hit three times, and John Galla and Peter Davis. Pickets gathered near the Arnct City mine as officers guarded the property and an ear injury to a deputy sheriff sparked the shooting. Wounded men were moved to Charleroi Monessen hospital.
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Arnold City
Philo Popovich
Frank Brown
John Galla
Peter Davis
Arnct City
Charleroi-Monnessen Hospital
Call Boy Becomes Road Vice President at Katy Lines
Frank W. Grace, who started as a call boy at Denison Texas 37 years ago at age 14, was named vice president of Missouri Kansas Texas railroad. The promotion, announced by M H Cahill, recognizes Grace's long service and his prior role as general manager after filling nearly every operating position on the line.
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Str. Louis
Frank W. Grace
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Denison
Texas
Grace
M. H Cahill
Katy Lines
Katy
Dern's Son-in-Law Dies in Chicago
Governor George H. Dern learns of the death in Chicago of his son-in-law Harry Baxter 33 district field manager for the chamber of commerce of the United States. Baxter fell ill with meningitis Wednesday and declined after Sunday. Mrs. Dern, his wife, arrived in Chicago before his death. Baxter was a Montana native.
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Salt Lake City
George H. Dern
Chicago
Harry Baxter
Baxter
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Aberdeen Youth Injured Reading Windmill Incident
In Aberdeen on June 24 AP reports 7 year old Toeys son of Mr and Mrs J C Toeys sustained arm burns and torn flesh after contacting a live wire while climbing a windmill. The incident details whether he lost consciousness or pulled away are unclear. Reverend Officer, former Aberdeen pastor, and family from St Ignatius Mont were visiting locals. Local families plan to attend Wood River Epworth league institute at Ketchum July 6 to 13. Methodist Ladies Aid to visit farm home of Mrs Frank Westfall on Thursday.
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Aberdeen
Herman Toeys
J. C. Toeys
J. Earl
Junior
Joan Ellen
St. Ignatius
Mont
Wood River Epworth League Institute
Ketchum
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Frank Westfall
Father’s Day Gift Tie in Blue From Son in Pocatello
A 1931 Father’s Day note from a son in Pocatello accompanies a neck tie given to his father. The verse laments hard times and depression with wishes for normalcy and brighter days ahead. The editor notes this sample shows how literature is touched by the era’s economic strain.
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Pocatello
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Sudden Death
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during the brief illness and sudden death of our beloved husband and father.
Paris Couple Seek Marriage License
Paris Idaho couple Lionard Herbert Weilert of Chicago and Amy Aletha Hart of Bountiful Utah were married by President James Duckworth Tuesday. Donald Hansen of Goshen and Fama Crofts of Paris Idaho filed their intention to marry.
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Blackfoot
The
Pocatello Tribune
Lionard Herbert Weilert
Chicago
Amy Aletha Hart
Bountiful
Utah
James Duckworth
Donald Hansen
Goshen
Fama Crofts
Paris
Idaho
Banking officers go to prison in misapplication case
Bernard K. Marcus president and Saul Singer executive vice president of the Bank of United States were sentenced to three to six years in state prison for misapplying funds. Herbert Singer, Saul’s son, received an indeterminate sentence. The trio were convicted of misapplying about 2.01 million dollars belonging to Municipal Safe Deposit Company, a bank subsidiary.
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New York
Bernard K. Marcus
Bank of United States
Saul Singer
Herbert Singer
Saul
Municipal Safe Deposit Company
Bank
Indians Arrange July 3 55 Program Fort Hall
June 24 report from The Pocatello Tribune describes Fourth of July plans at Gibson under a fifteen member committee led by John Baker as president and Tom Mobe as vice president.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
Gibson
John Baker
Tom Mobe
Board Probing Train Smashup Near Salt Lake City
Officials tentatively blamed the freight crew for a wreck that killed engineer James J. Landers of 50. The Denver & Rio Grande Western said the freight train could have avoided the collision had it stopped on a siding. Fireman Horace Ladd and engineer Charles Sorensen were ordered to appear before the board for questioning.
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Salt Lake City
Edward H. Deuel
Denver & Rio Grande Western
James J. Landers
Ogden
Charles Sorensen
Horace Ladd
Indian celebration announced with July 3 to 5 events
President John Racehorse and secretary Willie George announce the Indians celebration schedule. The event opens July 3 and closes July 5. July 4 features contests with prizes for winners.
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John Racehorse
Willie George
Wickersham Group Near End of Major Work
Washington June 24 AP Members of the Wickersham commission focused on ending two years of work in a week as eight major crime investigations remain unfinished before July 1. The commission expires at end of June after 25 months and four reports to President Hoover have been issued. An unfinished report covers deportations of aliens and others address lawlessness among officials, prison conditions, parole system.
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Washington
Wickersham Commission
Commission
Sesson
Hoover
Empty gun accident claims Utah girl Melba Jackman
Salt Lake City report says 10 year old Melba Jackman died after a pistol in her brother LeRoy’s hands discharged while he playful aimed at her. The weapon had been stored on a shelf by their father. LeRoy, 12, obtained the gun and did not realize it was loaded. The bullet struck Melba in the chest and lodged near a rib.
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Leon Wasilewski
Louise Gaudig
Johnstown
Cleveland
Corso
Salt Lake City
Melba Jackman
Pred C. Jackman
Cottonwood
LeRoy
Crime Among the Foreign Born Sparks Police Debate
A feature examines crime among foreign born populations and its impact on urban policing, analyzing how various police forces respond to immigrant communities and enforce local law. The piece highlights differing approaches and tensions between public safety goals and civil rights considerations.
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