Idaho Bourbon Battle Expands Within Idaho Democrats
In Philadelphia a clash within the Idaho delegation to the Democratic convention sparked a push to censure Orr Chapman of Twin Falls and Ramsey Walker of Coeur d'Alene. James Henry of Boise forwarded the request, accusing the officials of using party ties to promote personal agendas. Chapman defended his public stance as based on statewide sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Wheeler
Philadelphia
Idaho
Ben Ross
United States Senate
D. Worth Clark
Ross
James Henry
Boise
Orr Chapman
Twin Falls
Ramsey Walker
Coeur d'Alene
Chapman
Walker
Lewiston
Robert Elder
Clark
Associated Press
Notice to Creditors in RD B Carter estate Bannock Co
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho the estate of RD B Carter deceased has creditors to present claims with vouchers to Edna Carter Executrix at Roy L Black 202 Cariseon Building Pocatello Idaho within six months from first publication or be barred Dated May 26 1936 Roy Black attorney for Executrix TM mJ 11 18 25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State of Idaho
RD. B. Carter
Tt. B. Carter
Roy L. Black
Cariseon Building
Pocatello
Idaho
Edna Carter
B. Carter
Roy © Black
Executrix
TM Mj
Notice of Sheriff Sale Under Foreclosure Idaho Bannock
Notice announces sale of two 160 acre land tracts in Bannock County Idaho under a 1936 decree of foreclosure. The sale will be July 17 1936 at 10 AM at the Bannock County Courthouse Pocatello. Properties include described portions of Section 17 and 20 Township 12 South Range 39 East with water rights from Lewis Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial Diet
State of Idaho
Bannock
T. D. Jones
B. W. Davin
Jen L. Rencher
Raleteh R Rencher
Sarah Rencher
Fifth Judicial District
Out
Aid Court
Eaid
B. W Davis
Jesse L Reneher
Raleigh R. Reneher
Sarah Reneher
United States of America
Bannock County
Boise
Lewis Creek
Idaho
Pocatello
Local court fines for overtime parking and parole case
Van Earl Shaw E. E. Brooks and G. C. Adams each paid one dollar penalties in police court this morning for overtime parking. William Hansen aged 16 was returned to the school for the feeble minded at Nampa after a recent parole to his parents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Earl Shaw
E. E. Brooks
G. C. Adams
William Hansen
Nampa
Idaho Brewing hosts Pocatello Shrine club visit
The Fast Idaho Brewing Company on South First Avenue welcomed members of the Pocatello Shrine club for a plant tour last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Brewing Company
Pocatello Shrine Club
South First Avenue
Miss Walta Cochrane Visiting Cousins Household
Miss Walta Cochrane, daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Cochrane, is a guest at the home of her cousins Mr and Mrs John D and warned by Judge Hinckley to move of Mrs J A Noblet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walta Cochrane
H. J. Cochrane
John D
Hinckley
J. A. Noblet
Olson visits aunt in Rock Springs as deputy clerk
Jay Olson son of Mr and Mrs A G Olson of 337 West Lovejoy visits his aunt Mrs S E Henderson at Rock Springs Woo. Olson is deputy Bannock county clerk.
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Jay Olson
A. G. Olson
West Lovejoy
S. E. Henderson
Rock Springs
Woo
Olson
Bannock County
Pree instructions in old time dance Rainbow
A brief dance notice lists a pre event instruction session at Rainbow on Friday from 9 30 to 10 30. The ad promotes joiners to attend practice.
Farmers in Bannock County Invited for Field Inspection
Farmers with green manure fields to be turned under must notify A. E. Duke, farm agent. Fields will be inspected before operations under the soil conservation program agreement.
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Bannock County
A. E. Duke
Missionary Society Luncheon at Mrs Baldwin’s Home
The Presbyterian missionary society meets Friday at 1 30 p m for a luncheon at 247 North Twelfth hosted by Mrs C A Baldwin with Mrs L Adamson as assistant hostess. Mrs John Noblet and Mrs R B Carver will present two travel papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
C. A. Baldwin
North Twelfth
L. Adamson
John Noblet
R. B. Carver
Downey Is Sentenced to Four Months in Bannock Jail
Judge William Hinckley fines and remands Fred Downey to four months in Bannock county jail with a ninety day stay of execution provided he leaves the city. The complaint was signed by Guy Nelson, Pocatello police department detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hinckley
Fred Downey
Bannock County
Downey
Guy Nelson
Pocatello
Klub Bids for Singing Group Reunion Mentioned in Memo
A Waycross Journal Herald reader quotes a closing paragraph from a Waycross editor sending best regards to Kiwanis singing groups from a Miami Miami and Pocatello convention. The note asks readers to identify members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Jack Williams
Waycross Journal-Herald
Waycross, Ga
Miami
Pocatello
Group Taken to Miami Under Gaylord Sanford
A group was escorted to Miami under the direction of Gaylord Sanford, with officials coordinating the transport and oversight of participants. The event involved custody or relocation arrangements managed by Sanford and associated authorities. No further details were provided in the fragment.
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Miami
Gaylord Sanford
Fords announce birth of son at St Anthony hospital
Mr and Mrs Spencer Ford of 915 South Arthur welcome a baby boy born Wednesday at St Anthony hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Spencer Ford
South Arthur
St. Anthony Hospital
Eiman Birth Brings Daughter to North Main Family
Mr and Mrs E M Eiman announce the birth of a daughter at St Anthony hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Eiman
North Main Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Nine-Pound Son Born to Ford Family at St. Anthony's
A nine-pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Spencer Ford at St Anthony's hospital on Wednesday according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ford
St. Anthony's Hospital
Arnold's Gateway Garage Battery Ad
Gould batteries advertised with extra plates and extra power at prices as low as $4.95. Ad placed by Arnold's Gateway Garage located adjoining the Elks' club.
Mrs Lois Nelson Heads West with Mrs Faithful for California
Miss Lois Nelson of 950 West Lander travels to Los Angeles and other points in California Thursday morning. She is accompanied by her aunt Mrs Claude Faithful of Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Nelson
West Lander
Los Angeles
California
Claude Faithful
Salt Lake City
Pocatello High Band Plans Saturday Night Rehearsal
The Pocatello high school band will hold a special rehearsal Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the band portable. Attendance is urged for all members to be present.
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Pocatello High School
Walter J Clark Aide Takes Motor Trip Through Yellowtone Park
Walter J Clark chief clerk at the Fort Hall Indian agency travels with his parents visiting and Mrs. Clark as they leave on a motor tour through Yellowtone park during a family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Clark
Fort Hall Indian Agency
Mrs. Clark
Yellowtone Park
Faulkner Family Visit From Moscow to Fort Hall
Mr and Mrs Edgar Faulkner and their baby from Moscow Idaho visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs Charles Faulkner of Fort Hall Edgar Faulkner works for the Nez Perce Indian agency at Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Faulkner
Baby
Moscow
Idaho
Charles Faulkner
Fort Hall
Nez Perce Indian Agency
Sen Borah Address Reservations Sought for July 3
F O Cook the St Anthony industrial school superintendent has written to Verne Newcombe July celebration manager seeking four reservations for Senator William E Borah address on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Cook
St. Anthony Industrial School
Verne Newcombe
William E. Borah
Indian families join cattle roundup near Fort Hall
Many Indian families with camping outfits left for the hills east of Fort Hall on Wednesday to participate in a week long cattle roundup. The event will culminate with a cattle sale at the Fort Hall stockyards on June 30.
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Fort Hall
Roundup Led by Fort Hall and Bannock Stockmen’s Associations
At 10 a.m. Ralph Dixey and the range riders of the Fort Hall Stockmen's Association and the Bannock Stockmen's Association are in charge of the roundup.
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Ralph Dixey
Fort Hall
Last chance sign up for soil conservation worksheets
A. E. Duke, Bannock county agent, says Saturday is the final opportunity to sign up for worksheets under the new federal soil conservation program. Signup meetings run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Grace high school Downey L D S meeting house Arimo high school and the county agent’s courthouse office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Duke
Bannock
Federal Soil Conservation Program
Grace High School
Downey
Arimo High School
Captain Petit Assigned to Duty in District
Capt. Charles M. Petit of the field artillery reserve arrived in Pocatello from Fort Hayes Columbus Ohio and reported to district headquarters for assignment. He was ordered to Camp Mammoth YAP-1 Co. 501 and directed to assume command as company commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Petit
Field Artillery Reserve
Pocatello
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Petit
Camp Mammoth
Trio Pleads Guilty to Burglaries In Fifth District
Raymond Curtis Russell Baker and Leslie Livingston pleaded guilty before Judge Isaac McDougal to burglary charges linked to a June 13 break in at Arthur Petersen's home on South Seventh Avenue. Police witness Guy Nelson of Pocatello testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Curtis
Russell Baker
Leslie Livingston
Isaac McDougal
Fifth District Court
McDougal
Arthur Petersen
South Seventh Avenue
Guy Nelson
Pocatello Police Department
Guilty Pleas In Police Court For Intoxication
Jake Rosettin and C. H. Hutchinson pleaded guilty to intoxication and were jailed in lieu of $10 fines. Garlin McComas and James Culbrath faced intoxication and public drinking charges with $10 fines each and a two hour city exit warning. P. S. Casillo also charged with public drinking was fined $10 and jailed in lieu of payment.
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Jake Rosettin
C. H. Hutchinson
William Hinckley
Garlin McComas
James Culbrath
Hinckley
P. S. Casillo
Fourth of July Fun In Pocatello Under Legion Auspices
American Legion in Pocatello hosts a four day Fourth of July celebration July 2 through 5. Vic Jones Jimmie Bangs and Verne Newcombe announce city events including Sleepy Hollow carnival on South Pirst avenue with rides such as ferris wheel merry go round and loop the loop. The program promises activities for all ages and avoids any dull moments with plenty of western costumes and adrenaline filled attractions.
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Pocatello
American Legion
Vic Jones
Jimmie Bangs
Verne Newcombe
Sleepy Hollow
South Pirst Avenue
Newcombe
Emma Cherry Mitchell Obituary Notice
Emma Cherry Mitchell, 32, wife of Wilford Mitchell, died at her mother’s home at 436 North Eighth Avenue early Wednesday of tuber- (text cut off). Funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
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Emma Cherry Mitchell
Wilford Mitchell
A. B. Cherry
North Eighth Avenue
Bourbons May Get Their Platform Draft Tonight
Chairman James A. Farley faces intra party tensions as the two thirds rule is challenged. States voting against repeal include Alabama Colorado Georgia with New York and several other states siding with the south. Florida Iowa Kansas Montana and Nevada abstained from voting.
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James A. Farley
Florida
Iowa
Kansas
Montana
Nevada
New York
Alabama
Colorado
Georgia
LDS Woman Dies in Pocatello Funeral Planned
Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. in the L D S Fourth Ward chapel for a Pocatello resident, daughter of Aaron B. Cherry and Charlotte Hemming Cherry. She married Wilford Mitchell in Logan temple and is survived by her mother, husband, one son Vern Dale Mitchell, and two brothers. Burial in Mountainview Cemetery.
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Pocatello
Aaron B. Cherry
Wilford Mitchell
Logan Temple
Logan
Vern Dale Mitchell
William Cherry
Cheyenne
Roy Cherry
Boise
L. D. S. Fourth Ward
Robert M. Garbett
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Hall Chapel
Emily Kelly Whitworth funeral services held
Funeral services for Emily Kelly Whitworth were held Wednesday at 2 p m in the Bancroft L D S chapel with Bishop Asa F Hatch officiating. The service included songs, solos, duets, and multiple speakers. Interment followed at Chesterfield cemetery under Hall mortuary.
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Emily Kelly Whitworth
Bancroft L. D. S
Asa F. Hatch
Kelly Ward
O’ My Father
George H. Fisher
Wonderful Mother of Mine
Gwen van Orden
L. A. Montague
Ivanue Rugar
Fred Kelly
Willard Call
Laura Merrill
Josephine Roghaar
Alfons Johnson
Lavona_ Erickson
Arthur W. Hall
George May
Flower Girls
Agatha Hatch
Hazel Redford
Dean van Orden
Margena Hickman
Francis Kelly
Jennie Whitworth
Cathryn Whitworth
Marise Alder
Mildred Whitworth
Helen Thompson
Gladys Grima
Elda Newland
Lorna Jenkins
Martha Robinson
June Stevens
Venetta Johnston
Donna Peterson
Barbara Stoddard
Mabel Walker
Mabel van Orden
Martha Shipley
Elizabeth Remington
Ted Bradely
Ella Grimi
Ida Walford
Lois Walford
Fern Cooper
Lily Gamble
Nettie Croney
Lois Croney
Margaret Remington
Wm. A. Kelly
George E. Kelly
R. C. Kelly
E. F. Kelly
W. J. Kelly
John T. Whitworth
Chesterfield Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Voting in Convention Debates On Majority Rule And Representation
Delegates from multiple states gathered as 1,100 votes were cast to decide representation rules. Senator Chavez of New Mexico urged action when necessary while Rankin of Mississippi and Durbin of Ohio warned of minority control. Hastings of Oklahoma proposed basing future representation on Democratic election votes.
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Indiana
Massachusetts
Mississippi
New Hampshire
New Mexico
New York
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Dennis Chavez
South
Chavez
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Roosevelt
John Rankin
Senate
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Doughton
North Carolina
W. W. Durbin
Ohio
Durbin
Sky
Detroit
W. W Hastings
Oklahoma
National Committee
Senate Debates Two-Thirds Rule Repeal Move
At Senator Tydings suggestion a seven member committee will draft a representation resolution for submission to T. A. Walters. Walters argues against the two-thirds rule while favoring representation based adjustment. Canal Zone delegates abstained in a delegation contest, altering total votes to 674 for repeal and 352 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tydings
Maryland
T. A. Walters
Idaho
Democratic
Walters
Canal Zone
Balloon travels over 600 miles
The transparent stratosphere balloon launched by Dr. Jean Piccard of the University of Minnesota tested 613 miles from its launch site. It landed near Huntsville Arkansas, five miles from the town, retrieved by J Denver Smith who earned a $5 reward and possession of the 30 foot bag.
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Minneapolis
Jean Piccard
University of Minnesota
Piccard
Huntsville
Ark
J. Denver Smith
Eye removal planned for Duffield in hotel shooting
Chicago fireworks expert Charles Henry Duffield was found shot in his Los Angeles hotel room. Doctors planned to remove his left eye today after having removed the right eye last night.
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Los Angeles
Charles Henry Duffield
Chicago
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