Rabies Warning as Hot Weather Brings Dog Bites
City physician Dr. J. H. Lynn warns that hot weather increases rabies danger though no cases reported. Reports include a bite at 1448 North Main, a dog shot after trouble, and a dog bite on a 14 year old boy under observation by dog catcher Jack Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lynn
Lynn
Jack Holt
M. Jenson
North Main Street
Mr. Holt
Joseph Burbidge
North
Lincoln Street
Walter Newcomb
Southern Idaho Laundry Owners elects officers at Nampa
Arthur Johnson of Payette was named president of the Southern Idaho Laundry Owners association at the annual Nampa meeting. Earl Wheeler Caldwell was vice president with Earl McKey as secretary treasurer and Fergus Briggs Gooding sergeant at arms. Ontario planned as 1933 convention city. The group urged laundries be included in state sanitary law and warned against on premises laundries with poor sanitation. Promoting advertising to reach housewives was highlighted as key to boosting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Idaho
Arthur Johnson
Payette
Southern Idaho Laundry Owners’ Association
Earl Wheeler
Caldwell
Earl McKey
Fergus Briggs
Gooding
Sergeant At-Arms
Ontario
Democrats to Open Sessions Monday Noon
Democrats to open sessions Monday at noon with hours fixed for roll call by states to nominate speeches for president and vice president. Continuation of nominating speeches. balloting by states. adoption of platform. resolutions committee report. resolutions of thanks. adjournment sine die.
Hopes Dim for Unemployment Relief Bill Revision
Congress faces fading prospects to tailor a $2.3 billion unemployment relief package as House and Senate sponsors clash with the president. Senator McNary warns reconsid eration of the Senate’s rejection of the conference report on an economy bill. Police increase vigilance as a war veterans leader resigns. House agriculture panel backs an emergency farm relief bill aimed at world price plus domestic tariff. House approves a $1 million cut in prohibition enforcement funds previously approved by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
House
Senate
McNary
R. Ore
House Agriculture Committee
Sheridan Rainstorm Breaks 25Year Record
A sudden cloudburst drenched Sheridan, Wyoming, with more than 1.5 inches of rain and shattered 25 year rainfall records. City streets and telephone service sustained the heaviest damage, with overall losses estimated in the thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Rotary Club Meeting Guest Night at Camp Ten
Rotary club members and families will join Boy Scouts at Camp Ten on Thursday evening at 6:30. Scouts will serve dinner followed by a program arranged by Megut Barcutie 2G Waldins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Boy Scouts
Camp Tenday
Waldins
Halliday street subway closes at noon for repairs
The Halliday street subway will shut today until 12 noon for maintenance by the Pocatello street department. A small smudge fire on South Second Avenue was quickly put out by the fire department. Nearby, Mrs. Stringfellow and Captain Yancey are noted for their regional ties and appearances in upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halliday Street
Pocatello Street
South Second Avenue
Broken Bottle Key In Kidnap Robbery West of Lava
Two men abducted a man near the Old Oregon Trail area, bound his wrists and ankles, gagged him with a handkerchief, then stole his car and escaped west. The victim freed himself using a broken bottle and sought help in Lava. Police arrested Martin and North within 55 minutes, recovering the stolen car, about $60, a revolver, shells, and clothing samples. They pleaded not guilty, with bond set at 1500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava
McCammon
Oregon Trail
Schank
W. L. Matthews
Ben Chapin
Pocatello
Utah
Jarvis Roubidoux
Guy Nelson
Martin
New York City
North
Waterbury, Conn
Houde
Sehank
Guardsmen Return From Boise Camp After Training
Seventy one members of Troop B, 116th Cavalry, Idaho National Guard at Pocatello were dismissed from duty after a two week Boise encampment. They left June 11 to join more than one thousand fellow guardsmen for a 15 day program. Captain E J Thorkildsen led the event with First Lieutenant H T Stoy and Second Lieutenant Ed Roche assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
116Th Cavalry
Idaho
National Guard
Pocatello
E. J. Thorkildsen
Boise
Thorkildsen
H. T. Stoy
Ed Roche
Party Honoring Sisters Hosted by Youngs on North Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Young entertained Friday night at their North Hayes avenue home in honor of Mabel Margaret and Goldie Rowland. Attendees included Lois Doty Helen Young Carolyn Smith Opal Evans Evelyn Barnes and others. Bridge games yielded high scores for Mrs. Doty and Mrs. W C Rowland. Midnight supper was served by Mrs. Young and her daughter Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Young
North Hayes Avenue
Mabel
Margaret
Goldie Rowland
Mabel Rowland
San Francisco
California
Lois Doty
Helen Young
Carolyn Smith
Opal Evans
Evelyn Barnes
Alice Rowland
W. C. Rowland
Lester Young
William B. Young
Ned Doty
W. A. Young
Ben Rowland
Arthur Young
Robert Young
Doty
Bannock County Sets 10 MPH Limit Near Ross Park
Bannock County Commissioners impose a 10 mile per hour speed limit past Ross Park after a city request to curb speeding. The measure will be enforced with aid from state police, as children at the park have been endangered by speeding vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Hoover rests at Rapidan camp with limited family present
President Hoover spends a secluded weekend at his Rapidan fishing camp in Virginia with only his wife Mrs Hoover and son Herbert Hoover Jr present besides the president. White House officials note this marks the first time in three years that no guests were invited for a weekend visit.
Stratford Directs Pocatello Pageant
Rae P Stratford directs Days of Old Fort Hall pageant at Hutchinson field on July 4 during local celebration. The production features 25 Shoshone Indians 10 children 25 Snake Minne taree and Nez Perce 200 dancers and 42 pioneer characters with a large supporting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae P. Stratford
J. Hawes
A. L. Merrill
Ward Green
Stratford
Q. B. Howell
D. C. Watkins
Lena Babcock
George T. Cox
Fred B. Middendorf
Lawrence E. Walker
Chas
W. Capell
J. B. Blackhurst
Wendell Rich
C. C. Christensen
Ed Swallow
M. I. A. Stake Board
John Hedenstrom
Fred Middendorf
Laura Berg
W H. Francis
Christensen
F. M Hendricks
Bennair Cushing
Alfred Horrocks
Merlin Hale
Frank Stratton
Pocatello
Recreation
Legion Circles
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Bureau
Rotary
Veterans Are Fined Arraigned in Legion Saloon Court
Two defendants tried at the American Legion saloon court before Judge Nicholas Ifft were found guilty. Hugh MacCosham alias Handsome Hugh extorted and disloyally acted against the orders of the mayor and was fined to buy drinks for the house. Martin Christiansen alias All Aboard Mart extorted from the United States government and received forced membership in the Spanish American War Veterans. Action by Santa Ana camp Spanish American War Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Nicholas Ifft
Hugh MacCosham
Handsome Hugh
Martin Christiansen
All Aboard
Mart
United States
MacCosham
Bar of Justice
Christiansen
Ralph Jones
J. P. Jones
John J. Williams
Samuel Stove
Santa Ana
Carry Boat and Find Lake Frozen near Pine
Frank King of Boise returns from a fishing trip to Trinity lakes near Pine in the Boise National Forest. He and a companion hauled a boat by horse up a steep mountain trail, enduring short climbs to reach a lake found frozen over with ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Frank King
Trinity Lakes
Pine
Boise National Forest
Boys and Girls to Race on July 4 Fort Hall event day schedule
Horace Whittlesey announces a July 4 program for boys and girls as part of the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration. Prizes will be awarded. contestants report at 8 a.m. to East Center street. Events include bicycle and roller skating for under 15, several junior high and grade school runs, a three legged race, a potato race, and a relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fort Hall
Horace Whittlesey
East Center Street
George Isaac Visits Pocatello Then Hagerman Valley
George Isaac, former state fish commissioner, toured Pocatello on Saturday and planned to inspect the trout situation in Hagerman valley. He lives in Redlands, California since 1923, runs a trout farm and heads a trout fishing club, with a branch office here before departing. Accompanied by his wife, he would proceed to Springfield and return to Pocatello later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Isaac
Pocatello
Hagerman Valley
Mr. Isaac
Redlands
Cal
Springfield
Masons Picnic at Pebble Basin Near Lava Hot Springs
Preparations made to entertain between 700 and 800 Masons and their families at the sixth Masonic district picnic today at Pebble basin near Lava Hot Springs. Roads to the basin will be marked with Masonic signs and a chicken mulligan will be served at noon. Participants include blue lodges from Pocatello American Falls Malad Soda Springs Montpelier Grace Downey. Local committee members are R Galloway Lilli bridge Clay Healy and McHan.
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Pebble Basin
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
American Falls
Malad
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Grace and Downey
Co. R. Galloway
E. T. Lillibridge
C. D. Clay
Lyon Healy
H. L. McHan
Traylor Helps Stem Early Run on Major Chicago Banks
Melvin A. Traylor, a leading Democratic figure, appeals on the floors of his $25 million First National and $10 million First Union Trust and Savings banks in Chicago to calm customers. He says a plotted demonstration sought to spook deposits and that the banks now hold higher liquidity than ever. Crowds of customers crowd the floors amid fears sparked by recent closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank
First Union Trust and Savings Bank
Traylor
Air thrillers star Roy Wilson killed in crash
Roy Wilson a famous stunt flier in Hollywood air thrillers died when his plane for a film titled War Correspondent failed at 3000 feet. He attempted a spin to strafe a truck of soldiers, but the motor cut out and the craft crashed. He suffered a fractured skull and multiple body injuries and died shortly after extraction from the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorville
Calif
Roy Wilson
Hollywood
Wilson
Tax collection figures reported for Bannock County
Bannock County tax collection for the second half of 1931 neared completion with about 300 000 dollars gathered since June 1 and the mail payments expected to add several thousand. Delinquent payments incur a 2 percent penalty and 10 percent interest. total reached 276 331.56 by June 24, with a 155 690.38 U S tax check and about 65 000 from Utah Power among large additions. County Treasurer Laura Berg noted the total trails last year’s pace but expects late payments to offset the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Utah Power Company
Laura Berg
Kaiser Reaches Exile Home After Zandvoort Visit
Former Kaiser Wilhelm returns to Doorn Netherlands from Zandvoort where he met Baron Van Der Heydt amid rumors his son the crown prince joined for a monarchy restoration project. The London report was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Zandvoort
Baron van der Heyat
London
Pioneer Costume Campaign By Poca Tello Chamber
Poca Tello chamber of commerce urged members to wear pioneer costumes starting Monday June 27 and continue daily through the Fort Hall celebration. President Nate Black asked men and women to participate and to encourage other citizens to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Nate Black
Fort Hall
Oregon Short Line unit shop employees adopt resolutions for Salt Lake convention
The Oregon Short Line Unit Shop Employees association committee met Saturday to prepare for the Union Pacific system construction convention in Salt Lake City July 11 to 16. Resolutions will be presented and plans for OS L unit participation completed. Attendees included Nephi Whitaker J G Kutterer Earl Wilson Charles McCaffery David G Williams Renaldo Harper John F McAbee and others from Salt Lake Pocatello Ogden Nampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Unit Shop Employees Association Committee
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
O.S.L
Nephi Whitaker
J. G. Kutterer
Pocatello
Earl Wilson
Charles McCaffery
David G. Williams
Renaldo E. Harper
Carmen
Ogden
John F. McAbee
Nampa
Pocatello and region hit 90 with warm weekend
The United States Weather Bureau reports Pocatello reached 90 on Saturday with a tropical spell continuing in the area. Butte Montana also logged 90 as other regional towns rose. Sunday's forecast calls for fair weather with a chance of thunder showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
United States Weather Bureau
Butte
Mont
Heat Gives Way to Cool Rain in Blackfoot District
A heavy rain ended a heatwave in Blackfoot. Temperatures rose to 89 yesterday but fell to 53 overnight with cooler weather expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Mercury
Jones Praises Sarazen as Greatest Living Golfer
Bobby Jones in Flushing New York praised Gene Sarazen as the greatest living golfer. The retired champion, who left the game in 1930 after a grand slam, called Sarazen’s last round the finest competitive exhibition on record and said it was marvelous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
N. Y
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Great Britain
America
Jones
Dr Meads July 12 Visit Canceled by Yellowstone Plan
Announcement by R F Hamilton says Dr Elwood Mead commissioner of reclamation will be unable to attend the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration and legion convention. He will be in Yellowstone Park July 6 to 9 for an American Society of Civil Engineers meeting but expects to reach Pocatello around July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Yancey
New York
Rome
Pocatello Airport
Yancey
Pocatello
Billmeyer Auto Equipment Company
R. F. Hamilton
Days of Old Fort Hall
Legion
Elwood Mead
Reclamation
United States Department of Interior
Dr. Mead
Yellowstone Park
American Society of Civil Engineers
Woman in LA kidnapping case held in La Mesa jail
A mother travels to La Mesa California to press kidnapping charges against Werner Minx 22 for abducting Peggy 18 for marriage. Peggy and her former suitor waited in jail as the mother promised to swear out charges after learning of the alleged abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
la Mesa
Cal
W. W. Swan
Werner Minx
Peggy
Women of Moose to Meet Monday Evening at Hall
The Women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting Monday evening at the W. O. W. hall at 8 o clock. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
W. O. W. Hall
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Southern
Congress
Harry Pauschert
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Pocatello General Hospital
W. P. Havener
R. 8
S. Stringfellow
St. Luke's Hospital
Jean Driscoe
W. H. Driscoe
Edward F. Brady
St. Anthony Hospital
Riverside Grocery
West Center Street
C. A. Carmack
Ninup Toane
W. A. McGill
W. J. Edwards
Bay
Os.s
Mooseheart High School
Mooseheart
Indiana
Recorder of the Pocatello
States
Alaska
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Bannock County Sheriff's Office
Irving Buckland
Great Falls
Frank Gault
Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Ross Park
John Schmidt
B. G. Tandy
Chamber
Sarazen
The
Montgomery Ward & Company
Joda
Petersen Furniture CO
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