Her Unborn Child at Auditorium Tonight
Ashton Stevens, Chicago critic now in Los Angeles, will premiere his own play Marys Way Out after praising Her Unborn Child during earlier coast engagements. The tonight showing at the Auditorium promises bold stage treatment of birth control and eugenics sparking strong press discussion.
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Ashton Stevens
Chicago
Los Angeles
Morosco Theatre
Blackstone Theatre
The
American
Stevens
Record-Herald
Howard McKent Barnes
Norma Talmadge Stars in The Secret of the Storm Country Show
At the Orpheum tonight Beautiful Norma Talmadge headlines The Secret of the Storm Country sequel by Chace Miller White. News pictures accompany the program. Beginning tomorrow a three day run adds The Whispering Chorus seven act feature to the attraction.
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Norma Talmadge
Orpheum
Chace Miller White
Mary Pickford
First Joint Methodist Conference Opens at Lake Janaluska
The centenary gathering of Northern and Southern Methodists opened at Lake Janaluska North Carolina and will run through the week. About 1000 delegates and visitors attend from the two branches with Bishops Atkins Hendrix Bashford Lewis and Lambuth scheduled to speak.
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Lake Janaluska
Methodist Episcopal Ehurch
Atkins
Hendrix
Bashford
Lewis and
Lambuth
Gentleman who aided lady at Pocatello depot called to Tribune
A note requests the gentleman who helped a lady to her feet after a fall at Pocatello depot about a year ago to call at the Tribune office coordinated by Ady.
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Will
Pocatello Depot
Tribune Office
Pocatello Cold Storage Expands to Meet Growing Patronage
Pocatello cold storage firm announces a major expansion to accommodate rising patronage for its ice services. Plan includes increased capacity and improved facilities as customers respond to growing demand.
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Pocatello Cold Storaghi CO
Phone 100
A.y
Changed Hands At White House Barber Shop
The White House Barber Shop has changed hands with a new proprietor taking over. The shop offers haircuts for 35 cents and promises best possible service for children.
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White House
Adv
Proud Old Flag of Venice Hoists in American Charge
Venice in June reports the Genfalon of San Marco placed at the American consulate. American Consul B Harvey Carroll Jr is named Gonfalonier of San Marco, first foreigner to receive the honor. City officials and Italian leaders praise the gesture amid wartime ties.
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Italy
Venice
Avenciated Press
Viave
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Constantinople
St. Mark
Corfu
Dalmatia
Croatia
Ocean
San Marco
Carroll
United States
Tina
Stefansson Not Returning to Civilisation From Arctic Exploration
Vancouver reports state explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson will not return to civilization as health prevents travel until late summer. He has been in the Arctic since 1913 after typhoid illness and is currently at Fort Yukon, Alaska, with earlier messages indicating a departure via Dawson Yukon Territory or Nome Alaska.
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Vancouver
B. C
Withjelmur Stefanson
Ottawa
Fort Yukon
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Dawson
Y. T
Nome
Stefansson
Artic Ocean
Italian press suppresses personal ads to stop spies
Rome reports foreign newspaper editions in Switzerland and abroad have blanked personal columns to prevent spy transmissions. An Italian engineer Cesare Santaro was found to insert coded messages as love letter ads, while Austrians fill blanks with harmful news to reach Italian troops via air delivery.
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Rome
Central Empire
Switzerland
Cesare Santaro
Italy
Notice to Bannock County Taxpayers Delinquent July 1
Notice to the taxpayers of Bannock County states the second installment of 1917 taxes becomes delinquent July 1. Tax Collector Claudia H. Nelson notes the deadline and advises for timely payment. Also includes a separate contact line for C W Stewart Tyhee station offering hauling and stacking of six ty acres of alfalfa with phone contact.
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Bannock County
C. W. Stewart
Tyhee Station
Ammunition Train Good Outfit Demonstrated At Camp Maneuvers
June 26 Camp Kearny San Diego Cal reports the 115th ammunition train as a good outfit shown during field maneuvers near Cuyamacca lake. Soldiers packed barrack bags blankets and tan clothing with ample transport, a band practiced a semi classical program, canteen stocked tobacco and randy. cooks prepared meals while soldiers played volleyball and football.
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Camp Kearny
San Diego
Cal
Cuyamacca Lake
Y. Me. A
Y.o.c. A
Gem State Lumber sues C B Taylor in Idaho attachment
In Bannock County District Court Gem State Lumber Company sues C B Taylor and others. An attachment against defendants' property was issued June 24 1918. Clerk W Pomeroy notes the court seal at Pocatello Idaho with deputy Lillian Spondberg and Swanson and Tydeman as attorneys.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bannock
Gem State Lumber Company
KB. E. Taylor
Pocatello
Idaho
W. Pomeroy
Lillian Spongberg
Woodland Grove Dances This Week
For a good time attend the dances at Woodland Grove, Wednesday and Saturdays. Advj27.
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Woodland Grove
City of Pocatello offers 50% water reduction for garden irrigation period
City water notice grants a fifty percent cut for the first twenty thousand gallons after a five thousand gallon minimum for five months starting May. To qualify, patrons must sign an application in person at the water office with garden and lawn area and lot details. An additional ten percent reduction applies if payment is made before the 20th of the following month. E. F. FERER, Water Supt.
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E. F. Ferer
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Swanson & Tydeman
City OF Pocatello
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Albo
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