Idaho Democratic chair aims to heal Ross rift in Idaho
Mrs. Frank Johnesse of Boise declares a mission to win back wayward Idaho delegates to democracy and vows a straight ticket. Delegation chair Robert Elder and Orr Chapman led caucus foes to contest Governor Ross, with Young Democrats backing Roosevelt and Barkley speeches praised by Idaho leaders.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Frank Johnesse
Boise
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Johnesse
Robert Elder
Coeur d'Alene
Orr Chapman
Twin Falls
Elder
Ross
Bannock County urged to field strong legislative ticket
Readers advocate Bannock county put forward high caliber candidates for Idaho's legislature in the fall. They urge drafting capable men, naming L. E. Glennon Moroni Lowe and C. J. Mack as examples, and warn against electing self serving or weak representatives.
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Bannock County
Boise
L. E. Glennon
Moroni Lowe
Grace
C. J. Mack
Downey
Bannock
Malad man Scott Hall ties to Borah politics in town
Scott Hall of Malad appeared in town Monday amid local talk over his stance on Senator Borah. He said he would back only a candidate who openly supports Governor Landon, framing his remarks as a test of public endorsements.
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Scott
Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Scott Hall
Malad
Borah
Landon
Senatorial Candidate and the Timing of June 20
A senatorial candidate discussed the significance of celestial positions on a given date and pondered whether a June 20 selection carried a special reason. The piece hints at superstition and astrology influencing political timing.
Sun Dance Price Correction at Fort Hall Agency
A letter to The Pocatello Tribune requests correction of a sun dance admission price for the Fort Hall reservation from 15 to 25 cents. Sidney De Grey notes the correct figure in his copy and asks the paper to publish the correction for public clarity. The letter also includes permission to publish his poem There's Where Kansas Is addressed to Gov. Alf M. Landon.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
Fort Hall
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Sidney DE Grey
A Welcoming Home Place for Friends
A nostalgic voice recalls a simple home where kindness and friendship outvalue wealth. The narrator cherishes a rich loam soil, daily chores, warm meals, and a cheerful fire that welcomes friends, with lines attributed to Page Jean Cady and Pauline Bryan.
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Kansas
Jean Cady and
Pauline Bryan
Idaho Officials Halt Gopher Plague Drive
Gov C Ben Ross and A G Bert H Miller blocked payment for guns varnish and traps used by a health crew preparing to survey plague carrying gophers in Idaho. The claim by Dr J D Dunshee was denied leaving the state to explore borrowing gear for field work and hunting plans in later season.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Bert H. Miller
Idaho
Ross
Miller
Board of Examiners
J. D. Dunshee
Dunshee
United States Public Health Service
Harry C. Parsons
CCC Gafficer Is Given Promotion
Captain William C. Shakel of the infantry reserve and former motor transport officer in the Pocatello district CCC received a promotion from first lieutenant to captain on June 20.
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William C. Shakel
Infantry Reserve
Pocatello District
Ccc
Fort Hall rodeo to feature top stock and regional riders
Pete Jensen, manager of the Fort Hall celebration rodeo, reports the event July 2 to 5 will showcase the best stock yet in Pocatello. Texas longhorns, Brahma steers, and bucking horses from multiple states will be provided by Jack Dew of Springfield Utah. Local and regional cowboys from across the West enter, with Dave Phillips as assistant manager Slim Wager as arena director and Lieut. Thomas M. McGrail aiding. Captain Shaker, stationed at Camp Challis, serves as advisory staff and is a practicing attorney with ties to Union Central Life.
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W. H
Pete) Jensen
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Texas
Jack Dew
Springfield
Utah
Jensen
West
Dave Phillips
Slim Wager
Captain Shake
Camp Challis
Challis
Idaho
Shaker
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Civilian Conservation Corps
DePauw University
DePauw
Ind
University of Cincinnati Law School
Lightning Kills Farmer Near Rexburg in Idaho
Charles Luthy aged 27 died when struck by lightning while plowing on the Gilbert Leatham farm 15 miles northeast of Rexburg. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Luthy and several brothers and sisters.
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Rexburg
Idaho
Charles Luthy
Gilbert Leatham
Albert Luthy
Mary Harper Marchant Dies In Salt Lake City
Mrs. Mary Harper Marchant 61 a longtime figure in Latter Day Saints affairs died at her Salt Lake City home. Surviving relatives include her husband and other family members as reported in this brief obituary item.
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Salt Lake City
Mary Harper Marchant
Latter Day Saints Church
Mar
Pfost Reelected Idaho Peace Officers Head At Convention
Emmitt Pfost was re elected president of the Idaho Peace Officers association at the closing session of the annual convention in Hailey Idaho. Sheriff J Mcmillan Boise Sheriff Earl Coleman Idaho Falls and Sheriff Harry Meppan Idaho Falls named district vice presidents. Robert Pugmire Pocatello kept secretariat treasurer and Ben Brown Nampa plus William Manifold Rupert named two year directors. The 1937 meeting will be in Coeur d Alene. The group urged civil service for peace officers four year sheriff terms and habitual criminal laws among other measures. The University of Idaho program featured Superintendent John W Condie and the summer session ends June 27.
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Robert Pugmire
Pocatello
Ben Brown
Nampa
William Manifold
Rupert
Coeur d’Alene
J. I. Balderston
Scott D Lowe Attends Idaho Superintendent Short Course
Scott D Lowe Bannock County school superintendent attends a two weeks short course for superintendents in Moscow joining 32 other Idaho officials.
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Scott D. Lowe
Moscow
Bannock County
Procatello
Lavina H Moses Mentioned as Sister in Blackfoot Idaho
The text notes Lavina H Moses is a sister from Blackfoot Idaho.
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Chant
Lavina H. Moses
Blackfoot
Idaho
In Memoriam of a Course Instructor
A short tribute reflects on the impact of an instructor who guided learners through structured lessons, emphasizing mentorship, discipline, and the enduring value of clear instruction. The piece honors dedication and the role of education in shaping futures.
Downey Beats Bancroft to Stay Undefeated in League
Downey remained the only undefeated team in the Portneuf Bear River league by walloping Bancroft 14 to 3 Sunday. Frease struck out eight with no walks, while R Creer starred for Bancroft. For Downey, Owen, G Andreason and Sorensen stood out as Gedensee pitched for Bancroft.
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Downey
Portneuf-Bear River
Frease
R. Creer
Owen
G. Andreason
Sorensen
R.H.E. Gedensee
G. Andreasen
Linhart
Anderson, Schenk
Holstein
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