Pocatello Chautauqua Delights Audiences With Events
Miss Lamkin presents Garten Spiel and Lou Beauchamp lectures draw praise while Fisher's Bible Study Hour and Open Forum receive strong support. Schumann Quintet earns another musical triumph as Hyde Orchestra is set to perform tomorrow.
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Miss Lamkin
Garten Speil
Lou Beauchamp
Fisher
Schumann Quintet
Hyde Orchestra
Tommorrow
Open Forum
Boise
Walter R. Siders
Pocatello Public Schools
Schumann
Beauchamp
Pocatello
Jim
Sherman
Neach
Pippin
Chautauqua Schedule Highlights Romanian Hyde Orchestra Events
The program lists a morning lineup with Das Garten Speil by Miss Larkin, Bible Round Table On the Poet's Corner, Open Forum on Trade Unions and socialism, followed by a Grand Opening Concert by the Romania Hyde Orchestra of Salt Lake City. Evening events include a Twilight Concert and a lecture by labor leader John Mitchell on the Trades Union Movement.
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Miss Larkin
Bible Round Table
Romania Hyde
Salt Lake City
Chautauqua
Pocatello
Grace Lamkin
Illinois
Miss Lamkin
Tule
Germany
Order of Knighthood
Frederick Vining Fisher
Ogden
Round Table
Beauchamp
Parson Beauchamp
Selfumann
Big Lon Benehamp
Beanehamp
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Schumann
Fisher
County Candidates Slow in Filing Nominations
Two more nominations for county office were filed with County Clerk E G Gallet. Alf Moyes seeks probate judge, A W Fisher also runs, and C J Bell of Pocatello enters the probate race. Last day for filing is Saturday. no county attorney filings yet amid strong speculation on several names for sheriff and other posts.
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E. G. Gallet
Alf Moyes
A. W. Fisher
Fisher
T. F. Terrell
Pocatello
Carl Barnard
Barnard
R. M. Terrell
W. W. Cooper
W. A. Hyde
Jim Francis
Cooper
Franccis
C. Douglass Smith
Ing
Ja Ie Pig
John Kane
Hyrum Swenson
Lago
D. Whitman
Loner Pond
Sentative
W. H. Menden- Thatcher
Meyers Cohn
W.8. Hunt
Inkom
W. A. Jones
W. H. Cleare
R. A. Douglas
C. A. Valentine
D. W. Church
Theodore Turner
William Harvey
Building Operations Held Up
Quote from Judge notes that progress depends on more than plans and specifications and that many lack a suitable site to begin construction.
Witty exchange on suffrage sentiments in Chicago Record Herald
A humorous dialogue shows a husband explaining his wife’s shift on woman suffrage. The wife previously supported voting but now voices skepticism, while the husband reveals his own recent strong stance for votes for women, reflecting playful public debate.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Republican Secretary of State Candidate Praised for Two-Year Term
A Republican candidate for secretary of state highlights his two years in office with credit to himself and honor to his constituents. He emphasizes administrative experience and public service while pledging continued diligence in state affairs.
Judge Budge Files Nomination Papers for Idaho Supreme Court
Boise Capital News reports Judge Alfred Budge of Pocatello filed nomination papers with the secretary of state for the Idaho Supreme Court, subject to Republican primaries. He is the second candidate named after Chief Justice George H. Stewart. Budge, praised for a 12 year district bench with no criminal reversals, enjoys broad support across Idaho.
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Boise
Alfred Budge
District Court
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Bannock County
Budge
Idaho
Harold’s Toy Bank Balance Mentioned in Chicago News
A visitor asks little Harold about his toy bank money. He says eight cents now after a prior thirteen cents were borrowed from him by his father, who faced financial embarrassment last week.
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Papa
Harold
Chicago News
Probate Granted in Ganser Will Contest in Potacello
Judge J A Johnston admitted the will of Mrs Margaret Ganser to probate after a long hearing of objections by the testator's children. The heirs sue Edwin Driscoll alleging undue influence and seeking an equitable division of property deeded to him. Attorneys for the older heirs are Colonel H V A Ferguson and George E Gray.
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Margaret Ganser
J. A. Johnston
Pocatello
Snodgrass Speeds in National Race Car Demo
Dr. Carl Snodgrass of Pocatello, Buick distributor and state agent for Nationals, unveiled a new National racing car in gray with white trim. He demonstrated its power on a rural road reaching 60 mph, noting the vehicle’s design, speed potential, and role in promoting the Nationals locally.
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Pocatello
Indianapolis Speedway
Carl Snodgrass
Buick
Gate City
Snodgrass
Nationals
The
Tribune
George Green
Swanson
Salt Lake
Downey Democrat Hat in Ring for Bannock County Race
Downey resident Chris B. Layton announces his candidacy for Bannock county commission from his district. Layton, a longtime Democrat, will file nomination papers Tuesday after broad local urging. He cites Downey’s growth and his desire to provide district representation.
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Downey
Idaho
Chris B. Layton
Bannock County
Layton
Board of Commissioners
Changes In Game Laws Pocatello Man Urges Idaho Amendments
Two Pocatello men honored by the Idaho State Sportsmen's association at Boise include L. A. Lehrbas elected vice president and J. N. McLaughlin named a director. Lehrbas calls for changes in fish and game laws, better organization, and expanded representation, urging citizen involvement and a $1 membership to support the cause.
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Pocatello
Idaho State Sportsmen’s Association
Boise
L. A
Lehrbas
Asociation
J. N. McLaughlin
W. C. Tatro
E. F. Walton
D. Holohan
Burley
E. H. Maberly
Boiss
J. C. Gray
W. H. Cannon
Gooding
Frank Eastman
Tribune
Lehr
Inkom
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Americas
Ae Ana
Central
BE. L. Farwell
Romanic Hyde Orchestra
W. L. Gifford
Judge Budge
Pocatello Jurist
Supreme
Ganser Willcase
Johnston
Snodgrass’ Speed Car
BIG National Auto
Pocatello Man—Tribune
Downey Democrat
Rpheum Theatre
King Baggot
the Orpheum
Billy
Quirk
Vivian Prescott Warren Kerrican Marion Leonard
Blanche Cornwall
Baggot
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