Grand Jury Report Expected In Idaho Case
Federal grand jury in session at the court house near Portneuf river is expected to report to Judge Cavanah later today. The panel heard the Doty Lewis murder case involving Mabel Sawyer and heard arguments on Gem State Mining bankruptcy before adjourning. If Lewis is indicted, his trial is set to open July 5.
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Federal Grand Jury
Court House
C. C. Cavanah
Federal Court
H. F. Bassett
Pocatello
Doty Lewis
Mabel Sawyer
Portneuf
Russell Bryam
United States Department of Justice
Pete Jensen
Lewis
Gem State Mining Company
J. B. Scholefield
J. D. Skeen
Salt Lake
A. C. Wilkie
Idaho Falls
H. F. Samuels
Idaho
Driggs
Anderson
Mondey
Forest Woodmen circle to hold services for Marie Jennings
Supreme Forest Woodmen circle officers and members meet at Eagle hall at 1 30 Wednesday proceed to Hall mortuary to attend services for Sovereign Marie Jennings then to cemetery for graveside rites Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M will confer the MM degree Wednesday night at 7 30 with refreshments served
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Supreme Forest Woodmens' Circle
Eagle Hall
Marie Jennings
Portneuf Lodge No
Around Town Highlights In Busy Idaho Falls Period
Miss Anna Louise Furbush returns Wednesday from Twin Falls. C. F. Peterman family heads to Hebden Lake cabin. Idaho Coal & Ice promotes 25 20c 50 30c 100 lb bags. Janitors hired for public schools while locals tour fairs. Aura June Ames rites held. burial at Mountain View. Marriage license issued for Crowns and Chatterton. Various visits, trips, and local business notes fill this town column.
Local notes from Pocatello and vicinity
Mrs Ethie Grant of 121 Roosevelt drives a car west on Lewis according to police. Shady, ex manager now home in Pocatello from Boise, plans to reside here. Rube Rupp and Elliott Hawkins, missing boys, found in Casper Wyoming. Bryan Company moves to 414 West Center street from Kasiska building. Pocatello shooter R H Rector heads to Reno for trapshooting. RF C reports $3000 spent aiding unemployed and will pause work until after July 5. Sergeant R M Pugmire re elected Idaho Peace Officers president returns from Boise for vacation. Wells family returns from Chicago World’s Fair praising exhibits. Red Cross chief Masters notes Bonners Ferry flood relief needs 900 of 10000 target in Bannock County. meeting Sunday noon. Several locals fined or charged in court including Larry White for vagrancy case and Joe Trijillo fined 25 dollars.
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Tra H. Masters
Bannock County
Red Cross
A. L. Shater
Pacific Coast
Bonners Ferry
Chamber of Commerce
Masters
Vagrancy case postponed. visitors travel Idaho
Charles Sullivan charged with intoxication failed to appear and his vagrancy case was postponed to Wednesday. D Worth Clark, assistant attorney general and former Poca Tello resident, visited en route to Boise from a business trip. Miss Dorothy Miller from Salt Lake City and Miss Virginia Durham plan a two week visit. The county commissioners, led by Cc H Christensen, continued their equalization session alongside board members R T Hale and J J Facer. Dances continue at Meridell park with Tuesday Thursday and Saturday events. Jeanne de Revere visits Meridell area through July 5. Charles Cassia's case for disturbing the peace was dismissed for lack of evidence. Rain shortages prompt concerns in Pocatello area agricultural regions. Charles F Baker, Boise resident, died suddenly near twin bridges. survived by wife and six children.
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D. Worth Clark
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho
State of Idaho
Charles Cassia
John O. Cook
Martin Garvin
Guy Nelson
Emma Leishman
Charles F. Baker
Twin Bridges
Union Pacific
Baker
Sixth and Garden Avenue
Seaplane Flight to Chicago Delayed by Weather
In Orbetello Italy on June 27 AP reports 25 Italian seaplanes awaiting departure for Chicago were postponed again due to bad weather. Officials said orders stood to depart at the first favorable day.
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Orbetello
Italy
Chicago
City approves beer licenses and updates insurance contract
The city council accepted 22 beer license applications and rejected 2 for further police review. Ten more licenses were issued this morning, total 32. Healey and Shafer awarded city auto insurance for 16 cars and one tractor at 346.91 dollars with liability from 10 000 to 20 000 per car and 5 000 property damage. plumbers license fee cuts to 25 dollars and requires bonds or contracts plus insurance. one practical plumber per licensed business.
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J. L. Balderston
Charles A. Brown
Healey & Shafer Insurance Company
Final Rites Held for Thomas Davis
Funeral services for Thomas Davis a 70 retired Short Line employee were conducted Monday at McHan mortuary chapel with the Knights Templar Gate City Commandery No 4 in charge at chapel and grave. Pallbearers were August Martin Edward Warner J P Halliwell Ray Hunter Arthur Amundsen and A P Say Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery He is survived by two sons one brother a granddaughter and two sisters.
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Thomas Davis
McHan
Knights Templar
Gate City Commandery No. 4
August Martin
Edward Warner
J. P. Halliwell
Ray Hunter
Arthur Amundsen
A. P. Say
Mountainview Cemetery
Bingham Men Depart for Civilian Conservation Camp
Bingham county sends 45 men to the Salmon forest Civilian Conservation camp for special labor. The group averages about 29 years old and will receive $30 monthly, with $25 remitted to their families.
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Bingham
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Salmon Forest
Gates' Services Set for Sunday
Funeral services for Mike Gates 66 of 448 North Sixth will be held Sunday from St. Anthony church under Downard mortuary direction. A pioneer Pocatello Italian political leader he died Sunday night after a six year illness from diabetes. He was a large local property holder and charter member of the Order of Christopher Columbus. He helped finance Pocatello's first municipal band in 1909 and organized the Gate City band in 1923. He served with Co 8 L from 1891 to 1929.
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Mike Gates
North Sixth
Pocatello
St. Anthony Church
Downard Mortuary
Gates
Order of Christopher Columbus
Knights of Columbus and
Eagles
Gate City
Co. 8. L
Great Britain Regains Ryder Cup From U S
The British team bounced back to win the Ryder Cup led by Abe Mitchell who dominated Olin Dutra late after trailing at the tenth, with Arthur Havers defeating Leo Diegel and Percy Allis edging Paul Runyan in tight matches.
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Olin Dutra
Abe Mitchell
Arthur Havers
Leo Diegel
Percy Allis
Paul Runyan
Girls Register for Camp Tenday
Camp Tenday opens to Camp Fire Girls for two weeks July 3 to 8 and 10 to 15. A $5 fee covers six days or $10 for the full two weeks, $1 per day for partial weeks. Health exam within three days prior is required and a health certificate shown at registration. Equipment includes bloomers, clothes, hose, underwear, oxfords, and a sweater.
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Board of Sponsors
Supplies list for Girl Scouts camp and mail pickup location
The notice lists warm sleeping garments and at least three double woolen blankets or equivalent, toilet articles, towels, wash cloths, and desirable items such as flashlight Kodak notebook pencil scissors musical instrument pocket knife and warm bed pad. Each girl should have 50 cents to one dollar for handcrafts and may spend 5 cents daily on candy. Mail or parcels may be left at the Boy Scout office at 230 Portneuf Building.
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Boy Scout Office
Portneuf
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Anna Louise Furbush
Twin Falls
C. McPherson
Robert
Salt Lake City
W. W. Brothers
Big Springs
Dr. Brothers
Garfield and Center
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
Aletha Packard Dunn
Frank
Charles Attridge
Bell
Bannock Hotel
Joe Lynch
Minneapolis
C. E. Wymere
Charlene Wymere
Mr. Wymere
M. J. B. Coffee Company
Harry Beckett
Ben Lomond
Ogden
C. W. West
Newhouse
Inland Empire Association
Joseph
Oregon
Orchestra
Green Triangle Inn
Sam Henderson
Jarvis Henderson
South Eleventh
Catherine Reddy
Tom Reddy
West Lovejoy
American Falls
Idaho Egg Producers Association
Aura June Ames
Clark Ames
North Twelfth Avenue
Hall Mortuary
Robert Garbett
George
Morris
Margaret
Earl
Leland
James Scowcroft
Scowcroft & Sons
D. H. Dickson
Butte
Emma Ainsworth
West Bonneville
Francis E. Crowns
Lodema Myrtle Chatterton
Paul Bradberry
Spokane
Molly Jean
Glessner
Mrs. Bradberry
Ida Smith
Laura Sessions
Fargo Apartments
Homer Sessions
Los Angeles
M. E. Sullivan
James E. Meilstrup
Fargo Annex
Sullivan
Edward Leonard
E. O. Leonard
J. S. Myer
Caldwell
Kenneth Huggins
Myrtle E Lyle
Miss Maud Lyle
Quinn Apartments
F. A. Costello
Costello
Robert Geer
Eugene Nelson
New London
Ohio
Ralph Geer
Fremont
Seattle
Portland
California
A. L. Merrill
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Merrill
Clara Albion Harrison
Charles H. Gustin
South Johnson
West Lewis Street
J.C. Penney Co, Inc
North Main
Pocatello, Idaho
Chine
Ethie Grant
Roosevelt
Granz
Police Department
James M. Shady
Shady Garage
South Arthur
Rube Rupp
Elliott Hawkins
Casper
Wyo
Bryan & Company
West Center Street
Kasiska
R. H. Rector
Pocatello Gun Club
Reno
Nevada
R. M. Pugmire
Idaho Peace Officers Association
Mr. Pugmire
Chester Wells
Elizabeth
Carolyn
Jack McLloyd
P. E. Tressler
Lewis Bale
Otis Wooters
Larry White
Joe Trijillo
Chas. Sullivan
Dorothy Miller
Virginia Durham
Miss Miller
R. F. Miller
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Cc. H. Christensen
R. T. Hale
J. J. Facer
Meridell Park
Jeanne de Revere
Rosemary Fitzgerald
Carolyn Smith
Miss de Revere
Mrs. de Revere
The
Tribune
Downard's Funeral Home
Kroehler Craftsman
America
Origin i
Petersen Furniture.co
Great Britain
U. S
Leavin
O.S.L
Percalx
Percalx Dist
N. Main
Supreme Court of Motordom
American Automobile Association Contest Board
AAA
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
Standard Oil Company of
Oakland Speedway
AAA Contest Board
Standard
Don Wilkie
the Secret Service
Standard Stations, Inc
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