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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
4
Pocatello voters approve a 210000 bond issue by a large margin with 511 yes and 52 no. Funds will build two junior high schools, one annexed to the high school, another on the east side, plus 15000 for furnishings and 15000 for parks and playgrounds to modernize the district.
Al Warden sports editor of the Ogden Standard Examiner and L W Ikeham visited Pocatello en route to Shelby Montana where Warden will cover the Dempsey Gibbons bout on July 4 for the Ogden publication They travel in a Buick roadster and will tour Yellowstone Park on the way to Shelby
James H. Allen suffered rheumatism for years and developed a prescription, Allenrhu, he claims dissolves uric acid deposits from joints. He offers refunds if the first pint bottle fails and states Schramm Johnson Drug stores will supply it with mail orders accepted.
Paul Nash, once McCammon postmaster, was in the city yesterday on personal business matters. Attorney H B Thompson, representing Oregon Short Line, returned from a several week trip to New York.
The Tribune notes the appointment of B. M. Hines as manager of the Harding parade. A special dance at Dreamland plans music by Burns Orchestra of Salt Lake for an enjoyable evening.
Steve Dills was arrested Sunday evening on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor, arraigned Monday afternoon, and released on a 500 pound bond.
John K. Jorgensen a farmer has filed a petition in bankruptcy. An investigation was completed with a favorable report and the matter is referred to Referee EF C White for proper disposition.
J W Nash superintendent of the state natatorium at Lawn Hot Springs reports the facility will close all day Thursday and Thursday night because of the Mi of President Marching to Poca tello.
Sol Murray Robert Lambert and Luther Minor were arraigned yesterday before Justice of the Peace Mr Lockhart on robbery charges. Their bonds were set at 1000 each and they remain in the county jail.
Marriage licenses issued Monday at the County Clerk office to Morgan E. Nelson of Spencer and Rachael Hill of Manti Utah to Erwin R. Ward and Agnes Rosander of Pocatello and to Walter Glenn Tysor and Ruth Hazel Holden of Kimberley Idaho.
Jake Jones pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was released on a suspended $15 fine to leave town by noon. L Miller, booked on vagrancy, posted a $100 bond and is to appear for trial Wednesday morning.
W F Kasiska reports a bicycle theft from his home at 155 South Garfield last Saturday. The Admiral make bike features rain handlebars rubber grips and damaged front spokes. A substantial reward is offered for the bicycle’s return.
William Wallin of the Tribune, past grand commander of Knights Templar, sails to Dillon Montana to represent the Grand Master of the United States at the Montana Grand Commandery conclave convening Wednesday and Thursday.
George Walters Chas Lavatta R FE McIntyre Phyllis Bell and Vivian Newvin were arrested last evening and booked on disorderly conduct. They pleaded not guilty this morning and the cases were set for trial by Judge John W Peters for Wednesday morning.
Excitement in the Woolley apartments area near North Hayes last evening as Mrs Whitman reportedly fired two shots at Hattie West, a resident of the building. Both shots missed. police found no trace of either woman in the alley behind the building.
At 534 North Fourth Avenue, Mrs. Helen Dayentos was arrested on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after a quarrel with her husband George Dayentos. Police arrived to find her with a long knife in control of the premises. complaint sworn by the husband before Justice of the Peace O. J. Bell. She was detained in the city jail overnight.
Chicago student Homer Clough, from the Chicago Musical Bellety, plans a summer stay in the city. He arrived with Miss Adelaide Anderson and her party after returning from Chicago where Miss Anderson taught at the Chicago Musical College. Clough, who studied public school music, has been heard by friends and is noted for a fresh pleasing baritone voice.
President Harding favors ex-service men serving in guard of honor and reception duties. In Pocatello all ex-service men are asked to serve as guards of honor on Thursday and join the general reception committee. Badges of identification and authority available at Halliwell's drug store Thursday morning from 9:30.
Philadelphia report states Jack Bernster junior lightweight defeated Freddy Jack of Australia by knockout in the fifth round of an eight round bout.
Bob Pugmire aboard Police patrol won the second 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux derby on Center street after the La Societe dinner at Bannock hotel. Dr F H DeCamp on Rosinante challenged near the end as sinante fell at the last hurdle. Second place went to Bill Mullen on Gunpowder, though the horse had a bog spavin prior to the race. Other entrants included Leo Hood on The Sheik and R R Holman on Mah Jongg. Societe members planned to assist Harding day celebrations in Catello as guards of honor.
Mexico City June 26 federal forces in Durango press the hunt for an outlaw gang accused of kidnapping A. Norman, an American, from a Guatimape ranch on April 25. A ransom of 30,000 pesos is demanded.
All Pocatello banks close 10 30 to 1 00 Thursday June 28 during the president's official visit announced by Pocatello Clearing House Association manager H Reynolds at 126.
Citizens urged to guard against pickpockets during the Gate City parade for President Harding. Chief Lehrbas advises locking homes and not carrying cash in pockets while crowds gather. police will be deployed.
Dayton Ohio resident A L Lyons details a severe stomach illness lasting three years and eight weeks of bed confinement. After trying doctors with no relief he used Foley Cathartic Tablets and recovered, stating he can now eat anything. The ad promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a cure for sour stomach headaches biliousness and digestive disorders.
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