Whitman resigns from Blackfoot asylum board amid reform calls
State Senator Ed Whitman of Soda Springs resigns from the Blackfoot asylum board after investigating governance practices he says were dictatorial. He sent his resignation to the governor and did not attend the Blackfoot meeting. a full reorganization of the board is urged to improve the institution’s management. Governor C. C. Moore attended the board session. Whitman cites protest from Snake River country and concerns about chairman Ed Heresen’s methods.
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Ed Whitman
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Juiday
Whitman
Blackfoot Asylum Board
C. C. Moore
Tribune
Blackfoot
Snake River
Ed. Heresen
Frank W. Mitchell
Southeastern Idaho
Scout Camp Tenday to Open Monday in Bannock County
Preparations are complete for Camp Tenday opening Monday for Bannock county council Boy Scouts of America. About 300 scouts are expected over four weeks with weekly capacity around 60 to 70. The mess hall and new kitchen are ready and a full scoutcraft and physical education program will run. parents may visit at set times but must not interfere with training.
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Bannock County Council
Boy Scouts of America
Buryl Blevens
Unsettled Cooler Weather For Pocatello Area Tonight Sunday
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho notes unsettled cooler conditions tonight and Sunday. Readings show yesterday high 92 and 6 am today 60, with total monthly precipitation 1.85 inches and 7.73 inches since January 1. Observer A R Teeple records clear skies and a 8:13 sunset. In town, Mrs George Harrison and daughter Hilda of Lava Hot Springs visit Mildred Harrison for Piette music under Professor Bradford.
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Pocatello and
Vicinty
U. & Department of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Noor Vis
Clear
A. R. Teeple
Lava
George Harrison
Hilda
Lava Hot Springs
City
Mildred Harrison
Bradord
Lava Hot Springs Opens Season Attracts Large Attendance
Lava Hot Springs opened its season with many visitors from outside the state and trains carrying crowds from across Idaho. The resort reports redecorated pools, enhanced eateries, and improved hotels, with Oregon Short Line adding coaches to handle the surge in guests. Officials anticipate even larger attendance tomorrow.
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Lava Hot Springs
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Lava
Economist Dr. Dyer to speak in Idaho eight towns
P. L. Goddard arranged for Vanderbilt economist Dr. G. W. Dyer to tour Idaho giving two talks in Pocatello on Tuesday June 30. The earlier 6 PM address at Bannock hotel accompanies a luncheon for business leaders and clubs, while the 8 PM public session at the L D S recreational hall has no admittance. Dyer will discuss Economic Fallacies and The Price of Freedom.
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Utah Associated Industries
P. L. Goddard
Idaho
G. W. Dyer
Department of Economics
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Dr. Dyer
Pocatello
W. H. Bohlscheid
Jean Bistline
E. J. Fieldsted
N. S. Pond
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Naomi Fraker
Business and Professional Women’s Club
John L. Brady
Lucile Bailey
Pageant Will Be Jubilee Feature At Idaho Dam Celebration
The Spirit of Idaho pageant, a main feature of the American Falls dam jubilee on July 13, is planned by committee. James W. Evans of Los Angeles will direct a cast of over one hundred, depicting Idaho’s history in a large scale pageant tied to the celebration.
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Idaho
American Falls
James W. Evans
Los Angeles
Evans
France
West
Personal notices from Montpelier and Pocatello
W T Kasiska left yesterday on a business trip to Burley to pursue interests in a bank. Mrs L Parker of Montpelier Idaho was in Pocatello yesterday on a brief business trip. Dave Davis of Montpelier Idaho visited the city today on a business trip. Irving Nelson of Montpelier Idaho spent yesterday in Pocatello with friends. Dr Beal, government staff, visited Pocatello renewing hospital acquaintances before heading west. C W Lawrence and Bud Grimes of Pocatello returned last night from a La Grande Oregon trip.
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W. TF. Kasiska
Burley
Bankas
L. Parker
Montpelier
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Pocatello
West
C. W. Lawrence
Bud Grimes
la Grande
Ore
Wee
Carey Eliminated As La Coste Reaches Singles Final
Ray Casey of San Francisco was eliminated from the All England tennis championship in straight sets 8 6 4 6 1 to Rena La Coste the young French star who was a finalist for singles honors last year in Wimbledon England.
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Carey
Wimbledon
England
Ray Casey
San Francisco
Tolay
Rena la Coste
Radiant club meeting and evening dance planned
The Radiant club OBE 8 will meet Tuesday in room with Mrs. W J Stevens at North Haven. A dance will be held this evening at the pavilion on East Center at Rost.
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Radiant Club
O. BE
W. J. Stevens
North Haven
Pavilion On East Center
Rost
Chief Orders Boys to Don Suits for Swim in Canal
Police custody records show a dozen boys ages 4 to 14 were found swimming in the Ft Hall canal on Fourteenth avenue without clothing. Chief L A Lehrbas lectured the youths and they were loaned swimsuits after the incident. A bystander expressed shock while another said she lived near the canal and was not disturbed.
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Canal
Ft. Hall Canal
Fourteenth Avenue
L. A. Lehrbas
Regular Sunday shoot promised by Pocatello YTrap club
Town notes report a calm forecast for the Pocatello YTrap shooting club regular Sunday shoot. Montpelier Examiner editor M Nelson stopped in on business en route to Lava Hot Springs for its opening celebration. American Falls expands as three houses were moved and new buildings rise. Bannock county seeks tax-roll equalization with discussions with Oneida county on the border line.
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Pocatello Ytrap Shooting Club
MO Elier
M. Nelson
Montpelier
American Falls
Thes Contractors
Bannock County Board of Commissioners
Oneida
Fire at Long residence causes basement blaze
West side department responded at 3 30 Friday to J C Long 416 West Carson where a fire started in the basement from an explosion of a license used in cleaning paint brushes. No damage reported.
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West Side
J. C. Long
West Carson
Speeding arrests and fines noted in court session
Marvin Christensen was arrested Friday for speeding and released on a $10 bond but failed to appear in police court this morning, bond forfeited. Eugene Stoker was fined $10 for speeding but the fine was suspended. Judge John W. Peterson, John F. Robinson found guilty of speeding and were assessed a $15 fine.
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Marvin Christensen
Aptr
Eugene Stoker
Belice
John W. Peter
John F. Robinson
Vancouver Banker Visits. Family Plans Texas Trip
J. W. Barstow a Vancouver British Columbia banker and his wife with their young daughter Aicha visited here this morning. Barstow spoke of a favorable business outlook in the northwest and southwest of Canada. From Pocatello the family will travel to Galveston Texas to visit relatives and depart tonight.
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J. W. Barstow
Vancouver
B. C
Aicha
Mr. Barstow
Canada
Pocatello
Galveston
Texas
Petersen and Hargraves Depart for Furniture Markets and Executive School
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Petersen and Mr. and Mrs. Britt Hargraves left at noon for the east. Petersen will visit furniture markets in Grand, Chicago, and New York while Hargraves attends a Retail Furniture Dealers Association executive school in Grand Rapids. Petersen is president of Petersen Furniture Co. and Hargraves is the credit man.
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Harry Petersen
Britt Hargraves
East
Petersen
Grand 3
Chicago
New York
Hargraves
Grand Rapids
Retail Furniture Dealers Association
Petersen Furniture Company
Mr. Hargraves
Alameda Service Station to Open on New Highway Corner
The Alameda Service Station at Maple and Moarse streets on the new paved highway will be officially opened Sunday June 28 under Edgar Cathcart an old pioneer railroad man of Pocatello. The station offers gas oil and auto accessories and will also sell cigars tobacco soft drinks ice cream and confectionery.
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Alameda
Maple
Moarse Streets
Edgar Cathcart
Pocatello
Grace Bliss Leads Shriners Ticket Sale Contest
Grace Bliss holds a lead in the Shriners ticket selling contest as season tickets go on sale for the week with local circus fans. Contestants report steady sales and standings change daily, with final tallies to be published as reports are filed.
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Grace Bliss
Shriners
Pera
Idaho Professor on Tour Highlights Irrigation Awareness
Professor BE O Leonard head of Idaho Technical Institute chemistry returns from south ern Idaho trip via Boise with family. He notes stark gaps in knowledge about large irrigated tracts 90 000 acres tributary to Pocatello and the Idaho Falls irrigation trade, urging Tribune reclamation coverage to raise awareness of state resources and developments.
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BE. O. Leonard
Idaho Technical Institute
Idaho
Boise
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
the Tribune
Reclamation edition foreshadowed as press rushes in Idaho
Hotel lobby chatter centers on a mammoth reclamation edition due the day before a major celebration. Attendees list prominent Idaho Falls figures and travelers, including I. R. Adama, R. S. Hety, J. Pagergren, and others, with updates on local officials and residents’ health.
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R. S. Hety
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South Main Street
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Mountain Home
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Leadore
A. Willardson
J. Summerhay
Ibst Lake
J. Hurst
N. Hood
R. ¢. Elliott
Lpy
Mahin Naston
F. Idaho
J. A. Wheeler
Moreland
Laurenson
Crow R. H. Bivin
A. L. Vaughn
Rexburg
Finley
M. Slaughter
S. C. Hemphill
Twin Falls
C. Fowler
F. Sliter
T. B. Evans
Arbon
R. A. McCrea
Preston
M. G. Ryster
Long Beach
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W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottberg Jewelry Store
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Blanche Sweet
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Lew Cody
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Louis EM Mayer
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