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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

11

Yukon Exploration Maps New Territory and Names Peaks

Washington June 27 A Yukon expedition led by Bradford Washburn of the National Geographic Society reports the first crossing of the St Elias range from Yukon to Bradford Washburn. The party mapped southwestern Yukon near the Klondike, photographed 10 000 square miles, and named two peaks after King George and Queen Mary for their silver jubilee. They also named a 40 mile glacier after Lowell and camped on ice for over 80 days with no disasters.

Washington North America National Geographic S5 Society Yukon King George Queen Mary Great Britain St. Elias Range Bradford Washburn Abbot Lawrence Lowell Harvard University

Motorcycle Club Goes to Downey

One of the season's most successful gypsy motorcycle tours was held Sunday to Dow nata Hot Springs with riders from eastern Idaho. The Pocatello club plans a Yellowstone trip soon. Longest distance riders were Mr and Mrs W R Waits and Evans Emmerson of Boise. other participants include Bill Roche Jost Blasius Verda M Hartvigsen Jack Schroeder Leah McCormack and many others. Riding contests highlighted the event.

Downata Hot Springs Idaho Pocatello Motorcycle Club Yellowstone Park Downata W. R. Waits Evans Emmerson Boise Bill Roche Jost Blasius Verda M. Hartvigsen Jack Schroeder Leah McCormack

Bull Whip Changes Kind Papa’s Mind in Virginia

In Alexandria on June 27 police relief ended the plan to lash Harry Gregory with a bull whip after he chose jail over the beating of a child. Gregory, 37, and his wife Jean were convicted yesterday of beating a child.

Alexandria Harry Gregory Gregory Jean

Mother and man sentenced after foster child flogging

A foster mother was sentenced to 60 days and the man faced a choice of a year or flogging for red welts on Rosemary, 3. Police provided a bull whip as a large officer prepared to administer. crowds watched. Rosemary is now in a policeman's home, who wishes to adopt her.

Rosemary James R. Duncan Gregay Gregory

Father and Son Die on Gallows in Ontario Jail

In St Thomas Ontario a father Frank 52 and his son Fred Temple 21 alias MacTemple were hanged after a murder conviction for killing a policeman on May 7 1934. Rainy night crowds of 75 to 100 watched as guards kept the area secure.

ST. Thomas Ont Elgin County Jail Frank Fred Temple MacTemple Fred Royal Canadian Mounted Court House

Gold Rush In Sewer Yields Loot In Kansas City

In Kansas City on June 27 a sewer dig yielded 450 dollars in coins from a thief’s bag. Homer C. Womack, a hospital janitor earning 22 dollars a month, recovered 337.50 and took a day off to celebrate with his wife and child. Nine others found sums from 2.50 to 27.50. foreman David Hepworth found 2.50. Police suspect a pursued thief discarded the bag with weapons. firemen recovered only 2.50 after sifting the silt.

Kansas City Kan Homer C. Womack Womack David G. Hepworth

Bad luck for George L. Jones after near cat crossing incident

Washington report says George L. Jones, 27, faced misfortune after he tried to stop a coal black cat from crossing his path while driving. The incident notes an unlucky event following the attempted intervention.

Washington George L. Jones Jones

Oklahoma man fined for speeding and graduation notes

A man was fined five dollars for driving at 36 miles per hour. Seven married couples earned degrees this spring at the University of Oklahoma.

The University of Oklahoma

Largest grain cargo moves on the Missouri river to Chicago

Kansas City figures show 51 000 bushels of wheat on a 300 foot barge forming part of the largest Missouri River to Chicago shipment. The Farmers' National Grain Cooperative and Federal Barge Lines oversee the move led by tow boat Franklin D. Roosevelt. Harvests lag due to rains.

Kansas City Chicago Missouri St. Louis Farmers’ National Grain Corporation Cooperative Franklin D. Roosevelt R. L. Thompson Federal Kansas

Funeral services for Fred Jeffery veteran carpenter

Fred Jeffery died yesterday morning of pneumonia at his home 1415 North Arthur. Services set for 10 a m from his residence with Rev J C Dolan of St Josephs Catholic church officiating. Burial in Mountainview cemetery under Hall mortuary care. Grandsons Paul Burnett Lindell Everett Jerome Evans and Edgar Jacobs serve as pallbearers. Interment in Anime cemetery.

Fred Jeffery Penumonia North Arthur Priday J. C. Dolan St. Joseph's Catholic Church Mountainview Cemetery Hall Mortuary Paul Burnett Linedell Everett Jerome Evans Edgar Jacobs Anime Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs. Coffin at Arimo schoolhouse

Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Coffin 62 died Sunday at her Arimo home were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Arimo schoolhouse Atherton Farr gave the opening prayer speakers included Riley Dixon George Hyde and Bishop Robert Henderson Emily Pratt and Kenneth Hamilton sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere with Priscilla Blackhurst accompanying Arthur W Hall with Emily Pratt singing O Dry Those Tears and William Evans sang Mother

Thomas Coffin Arimo Atherton Farr Riley Dixon George Hyde Robert Henderson Emily Pratt Kenneth Hamilton Isle of Somewhere Priscilla Blackhurst Arthur W. Hall William Evans

Disease Spreads In Southern Area

North Carolina faces a widespread infantile paralysis outbreak with 47 of 100 counties affected. Eighteen new cases yesterday raise June total to 176, with eight deaths to date. Cases also surface in South Carolina and 22 in Virginia.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina South Carolina Virginia

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