Local Brevities: City Police Court Fines
At last evening's police court session C E R Stevens pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and resisting an officer and paid a 50 dollar fine. Blanche Roberts and Catherine Nixon were each fined 55 dollars with attorney William Edens present. A Vanderbeck was fined 15 dollars for speeding and Mr Palmer 25 dollars for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ER. Stevens
William Edens
Blanche Roberts
Catherine Nixon
A. Vanderbeck
Mr. Palmer
Brady Appeals Speeding Conviction After Police Court
J Robb Brady found guilty in police court for speeding and fined 25 dollars and given notice of appeal to district court. Ogden police sought last night to locate a stolen 1917 Ford touring car with Utah license 18760, reported stolen yesterday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robb Brady
Ogden
Utah City
Utah
Pocatello Indians Prepare for Rock Springs Series
The VPocatello Indians depart Saturday night on No. 4 to Rock Springs for Sunday afternoon game with Rock Springs. Peters a fast Hurley infielder signed by Manager Fitzpatrick will start at shortstop Sunday. They return to Pocatello on No. 19 at noon.
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Vpocatello Indians
Rock Springs
Peters
Hurley
Fitzpatrick
Pocatello
Farmer Loses Hay Tools in Grand Larceny Charge
D. A. Perkins files complaint leading to the arrest of RE H Goldersleeve on grand larceny charges. He appeared before Justice John A. Tupper, released on a $500 bond, with a preliminary hearing set for Tuesday. The theft involved a mowing machine and a hay rake belonging to Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Perkins
RE. H. Goldersleeve
Justice of the Peace
John A. Tupper
Goldersleeve
Perkins
McCrory and Jensen Tie the Knot In County Clerk Issue
A marriage license was issued Thursday at the county clerk's office to Fred Orville McCrory and Stella Josephine Jensen, both residents of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Orville McCrory
Stella Josephine Jensen
Pocatello
Moore vs. Scannarine: Trial on Check Collection Held
The case of James E. Moore versus Walter Scannarine went to trial in district court before Judge Terrell on Thursday over a check for 110. The jury failed to reach a verdict and a new trial is likely. Swanson and Tydeman represented the plaintiff, while McDougall and Jones defended Scannarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Moore
Walter Scannarine
Terrell
Swanson
Tydeman
McDougall and Jones
Theft Reported in Idaho Falls Cars
Local authorities were notified last evening of the theft in Idaho Falls of a Ford five passenger model and a Briscoe touring car. The Ford bore Idaho license number 45091 for 1920 and the Briscoe carried California license No 362280.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Ford
Idaho
California
Chiropractors Venter and DuVatte Open Practice in Palmyra
Dr J G Venter formerly Palmer school faculty joins Dr Beatrice DuVatte in Orpheum theatre building forming Drs Venter and DuVatte. Venter, Palmer graduate, has four years chiropractic work and a year in U S hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Venter
Palmer School
Davenpoyst
Beatrice DuVatte
Orpheum
Drs
Beatrice DuValle Palmer
Orpheum Theatre
Eva Lee Returns to Work After Illness at YMCA
Miss Eva Lee desk secretary for the YMCA reports she has recovered from a illness and returned to work today feeling much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Lee
The
Postponed Civil Service Exam in Pocatello Idaho
The civil service commission postpones the clerk carrier examination set for June 26 1920 in Pocatello Idaho to July 24 1920 due to few applicants. The exam age is 18 to 45 with military preference exemptions. Both men and women may apply and blanks are available from Luther Peterson local secretary at the Pocatello post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Envil Service Comminaion
Pocatello
Idaho
Luther Peterson
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Reverend G. B. Gallant Visits City with Geo Marman
Reverend G. B. Gallant of Alaska spends several days in the city visiting with Geo. P. Marman. Kev Gallant is en route home from a recent visit in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. G. B. Gallant
Alaska
Geo. P. Marman
Kev Gallant
Fire at Bannock Hotel damages sheets in linen closet
Fire crews from east and west side departments answered an alarm at 6 45 last evening at the Bannock hotel. A small blaze was found in a second floor linen closet and was quickly put out. Damage was limited to a couple of dozen sheets. The cause remains undetermined.
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East
West Side
Bannock Hotel
Fire department electrician shows off little red wagon
Paul Heinrich, an electrician for the fire department, unveils a red Ford roadster recently painted at the west side station. The car carries gold “Fire Alarm” on the hood and “P. F. D.” on the side, with Heinrich in charge of the alarm system and street lights. Reverend Dr. Clark of South Dakota visits Pocatello and will officiate at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Heinrich
Fire Department
West Side
Heinrich
Dr. Clark
South Dakota
Pocatello
Trinity Episcopal Church
McGuire completes paving on North Garfield downtown stretch
The Strange McGuire company finished paving North Garfield from West Center to the 1100 block north. Paving of side streets began this morning and will be rushed to finish quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strange McGuire Company
North Garfield
West Center
Inquest Held Over Death of Jacob Schneider
An inquest at the Walker Juners chapel determined Jacob Schneider, a Short Line coach shop employee, died by hanging himself. The jury, led by foreman L. D. Brown, found he acted in temporary insanity. Witnesses included two informants, Chief L. A. Lehrbas, and coworkers who noted Schneider's mental distress. The coroner’s proceeding was finished by Justice John A. Tupper. Funeral arrangements to follow.
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Walker Juners Paviors
Jacob Schneider
Short Line
Short Line Company
L. D. Brown
Foreman
C. Edmondson
W. M. McLaughlin
Alden Houde
John Jackson
Smith
A. W. Service
P. Burton
EB. Stevens
Justice of the Peace
John A. Tupper
Ferguson
Henry Sluder
Frank Marshall
Teach Carpenter
Bchneider
Schnetler
G. Y. Pugmire
Mra T. A. Monroe
Wallin
Pocr
John Pileski
John Caroleon
Lehneider
Cow. Craig
Walker
Schneider
Bomb Thrown Into Home Of Nonstrike Workers
Five workers who refused to join a strike of local machinists and unekilled laborers, a woman and three children, narrowly escaped death when a bomb was hurled through a window at 2312 Railroad Hill Street in Waterbury. The blast blew out all the house windows and demolished one side of the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Railroad Hill Street
Officer Arrested on Forgery Count in Los Angeles
Los Angeles June 25 AP reports George T Murphy former army aviator and Lieu tenant is under arrest on a fugitive warrant from Lacomb county Michigan charged with forgery of a letter of recommendation and credentials. He was recently released on probation after indictment on a forgery charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George T. Murphy
Lacomb County
Michigan
Murphy
Local residents visit Pocatello on various trips
L L Evans a prominent American Falls businessman is in the city today. J G Gable and wife of Twin Falls are spending several days here. J G Glazebrook of Lava Hot Springs is in town on business. R C Brunch and wife of Buhl are visiting. L H Merriam formerly a county deputy is in the city from Grace. D T Pilchard cashier of Lava Hot Springs bank and Mrs Pilchard were here yesterday. Mrs J Johnson of Idaho Falls is spending several days here. Mrs Frank Preston and Mrs E B Nelson of Montpelier are visiting. George W Sutherland former Police Chief now Soda Springs hotel man is in Pocatello on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Evans
J. G. Gable
Twin Falls
J. G. Glazebrook
Lava Hot Springs
L. H. Merriam
Grace
D .T. Pilchard
Lava Hot Springs Bank
Mrs. Pilchard
Mrs. J. Johnson
Idaho Falls
Frank Preston
E. B. Nelson
Montpelier
Pocatello
George W. Sutherland
Soda Springs
Floor collapses injure four at Chicago hotel under construction
Four men were injured today when a hotel under construction in Chicago suffered a floor collapse. More than twenty other workers escaped as cracks warned of the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germany Reports War Losses Huge Toll in World War II
Geneva reports on German war casualties: 1,350,000 killed, 520,000 widows, 1,130,000 orphans, and 500,000 maimed or disabled supported largely by charity.
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Germany
Geneva
Trees and Efforts to Replant in Pocatello
A reader notes many trees in Pocatello have died or are dying over the past year. The issue is not neglect but short lived species planted earlier. A campaign to replant with longer lived trees is urged as water shortages affected growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Wyoming Storm Pounds Hillsdale With Heavy Hail
Heavy hailstones up to the size of apples crashed through roofs at Hillsdale, twelve miles from Cheyenne, wrecking two farm buildings to kindling, according to telephone reports received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hillsdale
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Rainier
Rainier Products Co
Seattle
J. B. Wakeam
Bonneville
Jim Calas
Toni Ferranti
Chris Lagos
Mas
North
Garfield
R. C. Brunch
Buhl
Efort
W .W. C. Wholesale Company Wholesale Distributors
Pocatello, Idaho
Colorado Potato Flake & Mfg. Co
Denver, Colo
Mac
Drake- Ballard Co
Pioneer Building
Spring Dairy
West Lander
National Toilet CO
Paris
Post - Toasties
Pho
Chiropractic
Liberty
Russell
Tech
Russell’s
Messaline
Georgette Crepe
Biias
Bate
Gillette Auto
Strop Penn
Enders Eveready Gem
Durham
Sameera Seas
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