Scouts Begin Second Week at Camp Tendoy Eastern Idaho
Twenty five Boy Scouts from the eastern Idaho area council travel to Camp Tendoy on Mink Creek for week two of the annual encampment. D C Watkins reports on activities, progress from week one, and a busy schedule including nature hikes, flora lessons, craft work, sports, and a Rotary club visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of the
Eastern Idaho Area Council
Tendoy
East Fork
Mink Creek
D. C. Watkins
Watkins
Tenday
R. J. Davis
Justice Park
Warren
Fitzgerald
Red Cross
Rotary Club
Pepe Harrison
Louis Strauss
Glenn Tripp
Arimo
Dr. Davis
Dancers to Appear at Meridell Park
Miss Sharon De Vries headlines a Meridell Park show with her Revue in a full length musical comedy. The act, a Radio Keith-Orpheum staple, opens in Seattle July 4 and tours to Los Angeles during the Olympic games featuring the Indian Death Dance and a lively chorus. Eddie Noll and Frank Bacon provide supporting acts and direction with Moonshine and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon de Vries
Meridell Park
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Seattle
Los Angeles
Miss de Vries
Eddie Noll
Frank Bacon
Cussing Triggers Jail Terms In Local Court
Joe Garcia, arrested Sunday for disturbing the peace, was fined $10 in this morning's police court session. H. B. Coutuler had a $10 bond forfeited after speeding charges and alleged stop sign violation. C. B. Jones, arrested for intoxication Saturday, was fined $10 and committed to jail after allegedly cussing the cafe proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Garcia
H. B. Coutuler
Coutuler
C. B. Jones
Jones
Kiwanis Picnic Plans Underway In Pocatello
Final arrangements for the Kiwanis club picnic at Pocatello Creek are made by committee chair B A McDevitt. About 65 members and families will meet at Pinnock County Court House at 6 30 p m and depart as a group. A program of entertainment and lunch is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Pocatello Creek
B. A. McDevitt
Pinnock County Court House
Signs Erected To Warn Speeders On Ross Park Road
Bannock county board of commissioners will set up two warning signs for a 10 mph speed limit on Ross park road. One sign goes at the Fifth and Second avenues intersection, the other at the park’s south end to alert approaching traffic toward Pocatello. The rule will be strictly enforced due to several near accidents involving children at the park in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Park Road
Board of Commissioners
Bannock County
Fifth and Second Avenues
Pocatello
Around Town and Local Court News from Pocatello
Mr and Mrs Joseph Nelson and family arrive from Woodriver Nebraska to visit Mrs Nelsons mother Mrs Mary Kenney 237 North Fifteenth avenue for about two weeks. The quarterly benefit dance of Pocatello Musicians local 295 at Idle a While pavilion tonight funds go to lodge benefits. Ninnie Toane arraigned on possession charge held on $500 bond. Police report an accident south of the city near the cemetery. Colajanni says Moore rear ended his car damaging a spare tire carrier and package compartment cover. Moore vehicle also damaged crank and crank-case housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nelson
Woodriver
Neb
Nelson
Mary Kenney
North Fifteenth Avenue
The
Pocatello Musicians
Ninnie Toane
W. A. McGill
Jim Edmunds
E. G. Houde
Toane
Pocatello
Eugene Colajanni
Red” Moore
Colajanni
Moore
Alleged dental robbers captured in Payette case
Detectives R. C. Thomas of the Pocatello police said two men held in Payette are alleged dental gold thieves tied to robberies in Boise Twin Falls and Payette. Local officers expect Boise or Twin Falls to prosecute if needed and feel confident in available evidence to convict.
Former Oregon Short Line worker dies at 71
William J. Howell 71 of 453 South Fourth avenue died at home Sunday morning of a heart attack after months of ill health. A pioneer Franklin county family member and former Oregon Short Line railroad employee, he farmed near Robin. Survived by widow Carolyn Henderson Howell and five children E R Howell M A Lewis LaVere Howell Sylvanus Howell E E Hunter of Pocatello, plus seventeen grandchildren, three brothers and six sisters. Viewing tonight or Tuesday morning, burial at Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Howell
South Fourth Avenue
Franklin County
Howell
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Robin
Carolyn Henderson Howell
E. R. Howell
M. A. Lewis
LaVere Howell
Sylvanus Howell
E. E. Hunter
Pocatello
Clifton
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers reports from a political scene with Kentuckians, Democrats and Republican contrasts. He praises Senator Barkley’s keynote speech and notes the optimism of Democrats while joking about the odds and expected outcomes as the political climate heats up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Kentucky
Will Rogers
Heat strains city water system as supply stays firm
Extreme heat tests the water system with heavy daytime withdrawals from reservoirs while gravity sources in Mink Gibson Jack and Indian creeks keep flows strong. Officials expect wells not to be pumped unless a severe daily draw occurs, and note a disrupted east side ditch added pressure due to Fort Hall canal trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rainey
Mink
Gibson Jack
Indian Creeks
Rainey
Fort Hall
Roosevelt Men Abandon Fight On Party Rule
Roosevelt supporters signaled the end of the bid to abolish the two thirds rule after delegations from Alabama and North Carolina rejected the move. Maine New York Michigan and other states were split or opposed, while a coalition including Montana Florida Arkansas Idaho Kansas Nevada Oregon Arizona South Dakota Georgia Minnesota and West Virginia backed the Roosevelt effort. Opponents from Texas Virginia Alaska New Jersey Oklahoma Iowa Massachusetts pushed to block changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Board of Strategy
Roosevelt
Alabama
North Carolina
New York
Maine
Michigan
Montana
Florida
Arkansas
Idaho
Kansas
Nevada
Oregon
Arizona
South Dakota
Georgia
Minnesota
West Virginia
Texas
Virginia
Alaska
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Iowa
Massachusetts
Walsh To Lead Floor Fight For Repeal Of Prohibition
Prohibition debate features Walsh leading opposition to the two thirds nominating rule as Roosevelt signals retreat on the fight. Delegates exchange views with Senators Barkley Dill and King offering mixed reactions while celebrations honor Wilson Jefferson and other figures amid a session pause for strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Raskob
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
al Smith
Raskob
Barkley
Washington
Albert Ritchie
John W. Davis
Harry Byrd
William G. McAdoo
Bill Murray
Jefferson
Senator Barkley
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Woodrow Wilson
Nicholas Murray Butler
Borah
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Polland
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Walsh
Wilson
Roosevelt
Wald
Montana
C. C. Dill
Washington State
Dill
King
Utah
Treasure Hunt Scheduled Friday in Fort Hall celebration
Advertisers in the Fort Hall Bugle sponsor a downtown Pocatello treasure hunt Friday morning. Seekers must register at the Legion headquarters in the Portneuf building before 10 a.m. to receive clues and charts. The finder wins $10. participants must be over 15 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
Bugle
Montpelier Man Heads Odd Fellows District
G. L. Larsen of Montpelier was elected president of the district Odd Fellows organization while Mrs. Christie Jensen presided over the Rebeccas at the convention in Soda Springs. Delegates from Pocatello Blackfoot Aberdeen American Falls Montpelier and Soda Springs attended the event with the Pocatello Rebecca team performing initiatory degrees and being feted afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Larsen
Montpelier
of Oddfellows
Christie Jensen
Rebeccas
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
American Falls
Rebecca
Armory paving ahead as Bannock county project progresses
Steel work on the Bannock county armory fair building will start the first week in July. The first foundations are finished at the county poor farm site. The Steel Engineers Company of Salt Lake will handle steel work, with 15 to 20 local workers employed from mid July to mid August. Frank H Paradice Jr. is the architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County Armory-Fair
Herb Poynter
James Christiansen
Steel Engineer's Company of
Salt Lake
National Guard
Frank H. Paradice Jr
Oldtime Costumes Enter Tribune Rooms In 49er Style
Two young women Miss Myrtle Powell and Miss Violet Pond dressed in 49er costumes and sun bonnets visited the Tribune editorial rooms with Mr. E Brady. They caused light disruption among reporters while promoting Old Fort Hall celebration and selling copies of The Sweetheart of Old Fort Hall. The group also met the Portland Rose and handed out over fifty song copies to westbound passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Powell
Violet Pond
E Brady
Tribune
Old Fort Hall
Portland Rose
Trial at saloon over beard order during Fort Hall days
The American Legion's First and Last Chance Saloon hosts a trial at 8 tonight for two city residents charged with violating a beard rule for the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration. Justice E G Houde and A J Pierce are to appear. Judge R S Callis presides with Walter H Anderson as prosecutor and Sam Adelstein as defense counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Justice of the Peace
E. G. Houde
A. J. Pierce
Legion
Old Fort Hall
Justice of the Pace R. S&s
Weather notes from Pocatello reach 89 degrees
The Pocatello area sweltered in tropical heat with the mercury at 89 degrees by 3 PM. Sunday topped at 91 with a low of 64, according to Cecil Fife, head of the weather bureau, as a slight breeze and scattered clouds offered little relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Cecil Fife
Bee Hive and Woodcraft Meetings Announced for Tuesday
Bee Hive girls, Bee Keepers and officers plan a Logan trip and Camp Tenday outing meeting Tuesday at 7 30 P M in the Recreation hall led by Mrs Q B Howell stake Bee Keeper. Woodcraft Juveniles Palm Leaf circles hold picnic Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 P M at W O W hall bring lunch and dishes. Ladies Auxiliary Eagles meets Tuesday at 8 P M at the Eagles hall all members urged to attend. Special features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Camp
Tenday
Recreation Hall
Q. B. Howell
Woodcraft
Palm Leaf
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Hoaxer Curtis Will Stand Trial in Lindbergh Case
Judge Adam O Robbins refused to dismiss the indictment against John Hughes Curtis found to be hoaxer in the Lindbergh baby case Denial of the dismissal motion marked the prosecution s second victory as the trial opened Curtis defense had sought to exclude dates cited in the indictment and challenged the prosecutor s statement on those grounds FLEMINGTON N J June 27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam O. Robbins
Hauck
Curtis
Lindbergh
Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Harry
Defense denials and plea in high-profile case
Stout, once eyed for the defense staff, from the prosecution side was denied by Judge Robbins. As dismissal motions failed, the defense entered a not guilty plea and juror selection began. Ryman Herr argued Curtis was railroaded by state police, warning against another miscarriage of justice.
Pope Blesses 31st Congress in Irish Catholic Ceremony
The pope speaks in Latin and offers apostolic benediction to Ireland and its congress, invoking prayers for unity and peace. He blesses Ireland through Mary and saints, expressing familial solidarity with the exalting sons and the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ireland
Michael
Archangel
John the Baptist
Apostles Peter and Paul
Patrick
God
Governor seeks finance loan for Idaho fruitgrowers
A telegram to Wilson McCarthy of Salt Lake, western director of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, urges immediate assistance for Idaho fruitgrowers. It notes banks in the region cannot finance the fruit crop, with tonnage nearly determinable and urgent need for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson McCarthy
Salt Lake
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Idaho
Tax payments mailed prompt as county deputy notes
The county treasurer reports a flood of last minute property tax mailings for the second half of 1931. Saturday was the final day for receiving returns with no penalty for mail submissions. Approximately $300,000 was received Saturday night and Utah Power and Light sent a check for $80,470.23 today. The board of equalization, including Willard Lund H C Christensen and R T Hale, met to hear exemptions and protests and will stay in session to Monday July 18. The relief board, chaired by H J Swanson with Mrs Leila Ely and J H Burton, handles charity cases daily at 5 pm in the west side fire station except Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Berg
Utah Power and Light Company
Willard Lund
H. C. Christensen
R. T. Hale
Board of Equalization
Special Relief Board
H. J. Swanson
Leila Ely
J. H. Burton
West Side Fire Station
Rites Held For C A Valentine Pioneer Idaho Banker
Last rites were conducted Sunday afternoon for Carl A Valentine a pioneer southern Idaho banker who died Thursday night at his home 605 South Seventh avenue A L Merrill was the speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Valentine
Southern Idaho
South Seventh Avenue
A. L. Merrill
Valley banker remembered as financial leader in region
Services at the family residence with Bishop J. Golden Jenson of the L. L. 8S. Sixth ward officiating and grave dedication in Mountainview cemetery. Arthur W. Hall opened with prayer as two vocal solos were performed. Pallbearers C R. Baum and others served. honorary pallbearers listed. Mr. Valentine rose from locomotive fireman to sheep raiser then bank executive, famed as a regional financial leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Golden Jenson
L. L
Sixth Ward
Mr. Merrill
Mountainview
Arthur W. Hall
A. M. Johnson
W. N. McCarty
C R. Baum
P. M. Hill
R. J. Cruse
J. J. Raaf
J. C. Galbraith
Walter Clear
A. M. Petersen
W. D. Service
George Gasser
C. W. Bond
Mr. Valentine
Lions to Visit Boy Scout Camp at Tenday Camp
Pocatello Lions club members will visit the Boy Scout summer camp at Camp Tenday a week from next Thursday, announced president Stanley Cleave at the Monday meeting. The following Monday’s meeting was postponed. Delegates E. L. Dale reported on the Heber City district convention. Fifteen members attended the Hotel Bannock gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Lions Club
Camp Tenday
Stanley Cleave
E. L. Dale
Delés Gate
Heber City
Bannock
City in Colima rocked by sharp earthshocks
A Colima dispatch says the city was shaken by three fairly sharp earthquakes amid subterranean rumblings that terrified residents. Belated reports say Cihuatlan and Camotlan de Moraflores were destroyed by last week’s quake, with no lives reported lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Colima
Cihuatlan
Camotlan de Moraflores
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Head Oddfellows
Mercury
Pope
C. A. Valentine
BOY Scout
Main and
Lander
Petersen Furniture CO
Enna Jettick Shoes
Enna
Jeblihe
Enna Jettick
WJZ
N.B.O
Correll
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