Shrine Club Dinner Honors Knickerbockers in Pocatello
The Pocatello Shrine club hosted a dinner dance at the hotel to honor Mr and Mrs Fred Knickerbocker who leave for their new home. Toastmaster J T Young and attorney J M Krussman spoke praising Fred Knickerbocker while A C Hinckley thanked him and Eric An was elected Shrine club president. About seventy five Shriners and ladies attended the farewell events as Mrs Knickerbocker departed Beattle bound for their new home.
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E Pocatello Shrine Club
Fred Knickerbocker
Tle
J. T. Young
J. Mens
Shriners
E Krussman
Tello Shrine Club
Knickerbocker
Fred Knickerer
Fred
Pocatello
Knick
Allah
A. C. Hinckley
Noble Hinckley
Noble Knickerbocker
Shrine Club
Eric An
Lo Shrine Club
American Legion meeting set in Pocatello chamber hall
Pocatello Post No will hold a meeting to select delegates for the state convention. The post is allotted two delegates and many members plan to attend in official capacities. Matters on the state agenda include Japanese land questions and convention items. Nampa Post, a large legion unit, prepares for post convention entertainment. All Pecatello members urged to attend the meeting tonight.
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Ots
Pecatello
District Judge candidates listed for Idaho Fifth District
The secretary of state's office in Boise lists aspirants for district judge in Idaho's Fifth Judicial District which covers Bannock Caribou Power Franklin Oneida and Bear Lake counties. Republican nominees are Baum McDougal and Evans. Democrats Terrell and Bates. Endorsements show Baum backed by many district lawyers.
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Secretary of State
Boise
Fifth Judicial District
Bannock
Caribou
Power
Franklin
Oneida
Bear Lake
O. R. Baum
D. C. McDougal
P. J. Evans
R. M. Terrell
Ross Bates
Judge Baum
State Supreme Court
Idaho
Sue Court of
United States
Meral
Malad
Pocgtello
Davis
Guheen
Tris
Bannock County
Jesse R
Budge
D. Merrill
G. D. McClintock
B. W. Kemper
T. A. Carson
Hoyt E. Ray
Walter H. Anderson
Maurice M. Myers
Spencer L. Baird
W. C. Loofborrow
Co. T. Cotant
T. E. Ray
Franklin County
P. M. Condie
D.C. Kunz
John Bagley
D. Meade Austin
Caribou County
N. E. Snell
C. E. Melvin
YMCA Initiates Second Swimming Course For Boys
The Y M C A starts a second summer course for beginner swimmers with 14 boys enrolled including Marvin McCarthy Paul Wilson Ernest Nugent Shurtliff Morgan Grant Van Black Walter Slaughter and others. Regular lessons run daily at 2 PM through Tuesday with plans for tests and trophies. A marathon swim begins July 1 offering a flexible total distance contest judged by supervision.
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Marvin McCarthy
Paul Wilson
Ernest Nugent
Shurtliff Morgan
Grant van Black
Walter Slaughter
Fred Bidwell
Ross Darling
Adolph Beloit
Belby Osborne
Jess Ray
George Ray
Cecil Willard
Stanley Carlson
Probabl
Attachment Notice in Bannock County Court
Notice of Attachment in the District Court of Bannock County Idaho against W Bossiter. Issued June 19 1922 the attachment is recorded at the court in Pocatello Idaho dated June 2 1923 and signed by Clerk R C Earley with Deputy Anna Keefe. Peterson and Coffin represent the plaintiff Wacco County Bank.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bannock
Wacco County Bank
W. Bossiter
Anna Keefe
Peterson & Coffin
Town Talk Visit at Boise
Mrs. Elsie Guheen and her son Billy left for Boise to visit friends for a few days.
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Boise
Elsie Guheen
Billy
Baby born to Mr and Mrs L W Shira in North ja
Mr and Mrs L W Shira of North ja welcome a baby born Tuesday morning. All involved are reported to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Shira
North Ja
Marriage License Issued to Maxson and Steely
A marriage license was issued Tuesday at the office of County Clerk R. C. Earley to William Leslie Maxson of St. Paul Minnesota and Mary Irene Steely of Pocatelé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Earley
William Leslie Maxson
St. Paul, Minn
Mary Irene Steely
Pocatelé
Married Couple Robert E. Lee and Florine Robinson Wed
Robert E. Lee and Miss Florine Robinson of Greenville were married Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. H Hamilton. The bride, sister of E O Robinson, had been visiting here, and the couple will reside in Greenville after their wedding trip.
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Robert E. Lee
Florine Robinson
Greenville
Jil
Methodist Parsonage
H Hamilton
E O. Robinson
Mrs. Lee
Woman Arrested on Intoxication Charges at East Side Case
A woman who gave the name Mary Murphy was arrested late last evening on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. She posted a $50 bond and will appear before Police Judge B W Kemper at this evening's court session. Also booked on intoxication charges were Jean Howard A D James and John Doe.
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Mary Murphy
East Side
B. W. Kemper
Jean Howard
A. D. James
John Doe
Nominations Filed for Republican County Officers and Delegates
Nominations were filed Tuesday at the County Clerk’s office for Republican candidates including state representative McAaughey and Tydeman and Chas Gustin and D K Dougall for county positions. McDougall the treasurer candidate is not part of the McDougall law firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Earley
W. J. McAaughey
McCammon
F. K E. Tydeman
Pocatello
R. (. Earley
D. K.dougall
Chas. H. Gustin
Bessie Smith
H. K. Higson
Wm. N. McCarty
G. W. Alley
Mr. McDougall
McDougall-McDougall and McDougall
City Will Act After Unheeded Tree and Weeds Notice
Sanitary Inspector Newton said property owners ignoring Mayor Budge's warning in the Tribune will face city action. If owners fail to comply, the city will remove dead trees and weeds and the costs will be placed on the taxes.
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CITY
Jesse R. S. Budge
Tribune
B. F E. Newton
Cit
Rotary Luncheon Reports on Los Angeles Convention
The Pocatello Rotary club meets at Bannock hotel for its regular Thursday lunch. Dr. James Young and Jesse M. Chase report on the international convention in Los Angeles. The club will continue summer meetings with an entertainment committee listing for July August and September members.
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Rotary
Pocatello Rotary Club
Bannock Hotel
James Young
Los Angeles
Jesse M. Chase
Cleave
EB. A. Krussman
Fred Conely
E. W. Hall
Willard Lund
Ira Lambing
Ned McCracken
F. C. McGowan
W. P.have Nor
H. L. McHan
Student assembly shines with varied school talent
The student body officers led the morning assembly with forty minutes of entertainment. Miss Aida Poll opened with Sing Me To Bleep and My Lad die. Ira Lowe performed a humorous parody on the Declaration of Independence. Alvin Morgan sang Sailor Beware and responded with When the Bell in the Lighthouse Rings Ding Dong. President Cutler presided.
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Missa Aida
Ira Lowe
Alvin Morgan
Sailor Beware
Cutler
Railroad Wages Heat as Crews Relieve June Mileage
Engineer Chas Wolf and Fireman L M Farthing deadheaded to Twin Falls on No 5 to relieve Frank Dodge and H F Godfrey after they reached maximum June mileage. Engineer E J Hughes lays off his turns on trains 31 and 32 of the Montana division. Lb Carter acts as relief.
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Chas. Wolf
L. M. Farthing
Twin Falls
No. 5
Frank Dodge
H. F. Godfrey
E. J. Hughes
Montana
Lb Carter
Switch Engineer Wallace Grant Heads to Baker City
Switch engineer Wallace Grant at 4755 is ending his shift and travels to Baker City Oregon to visit relatives and friends over the Fourth of July weekend.
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Wallace Grant
Baker City
Oregon
Engineer Merrifield to take 30 day leave from Third District
Engineer Frank Merrifield will take a thirty day absence from his freight turn in the Third district and visit west coast cities.
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Frank Merrifield
Engine crew changes and sickness impact Idaho rail operations
Engineer L. T. Myers lays off his turn on the Pocatello extra board due to family illness. Fireman E. L. Salt is dispatched to Burley on No. 5 to relieve Fred Bish after his month’s maximum mileage. J. A. Cannon, terminal master mechanic office stenographer, returns to work after illness. Jack Beagles of Montpelier visits the city to inspect an engine department key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Myers
Pocatello Extra
E. L. Salt
Burley
No. 5
Fred Bish
J. A. Cannon
Jack Beagles
Montpelier
City
Fourth of July plans for Pocatello students and staff
Special arrangements are being made to entertain the students and faculty members who will remain in Pocatello over the Fourth.
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Pocatello
Special meeting of non-Idaho resident students held
A special meeting this afternoon addressed issues of interest to non-Idaho resident students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Engineer N B Smith Lays Off Turn in Montana Division
Engineer N B Smith ends his shift in the Montana division after reaching his maximum mileage for June according to company records.
Fort Hall Milling Company Holds Special Stockholders Meeting
A special meeting of Fort Hall Mining and Milling Company stockholders will be held at the law office of W H Witty in the Pioneer Building Pocatello Idaho on July 1 192% at 7 30 p m. to resign present officers and directors elect four new directors and transact further business as needed.
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Fort Hall Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Idaho
W.H. Witty
Pioneer Building
Pocatello
Ww. Witty
Mrs. A Brossard Visits Tech Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. A Brossard was visiting at the Tech Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. A. Brossard
the Tech
Campus Evening Games and Amusements Planned
The program committee has arranged a series of games and amusements to be conducted on the campus this evening between six and seven o'clock.
Ramsey family on trip to Portland to establish new home
Ralph Ramsey and his Bea trice Nebraska family pass through en route to Portland Oregon where they plan to settle. They expect to complete the move within a week if conditions permit.
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Ralph Ramsey
Beatrice
Nebraska
Portland
Ore
Baseball Team Holds Usual Workout Tuesday Evening
A local baseball team conducted its routine practice on Tuesday evening, continuing its regular training schedule. Players worked on drills and conditioning as part of their ongoing season preparation.
Jackson Lake Reaches Full Capacity in Idaho Wyoming
Jackson Lake at Burley Idaho is full after a June 21 spillway flow. The 847 000 acre feet fill follows a winter with heavy snowfall and delayed runoff, with water destined for 750 000 acres across Idaho projects and Upper Snake valley.
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Burley
Idaho
Jackson Lake
Snake River
Wyoming
Minidoka
Twin Falls
Snake River Valley
L D S Team Defeats Store Department In Tech Game
The L D S team beat the store department 9 to 4 at Tech to break a tie with two weeks ago. Rupp pitched for L D S allowing six hits while Rendre gave up nine hits for the Store department. The Carmen and Clerks meet this evening at 6:15.
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L. D
Agg Etion
the Tech
Rupp
Rendre
Carmen
Clerks
Disabled Veteran Attempts Self Destruction At Convention
Fred Weber a wounded veteran from St. Louis attempted suicide during the Disabled Veterans convention in San Francisco by swallowing poison. He said he was refused admittance to Letterman General Hospital after proving illness. Hospital officials noted Weber had visited the site and offered help.
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San_ Francisco
Fred Weber
St. Louis
Weber
Letterman General Hospital
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Letters Testamentary
In the Bannock Idaho probate court a petition to probate the will of Gilbert Patterson deceased and issue letters testamentary to Jesse M Embree has been filed. Judge William A Hyde sets July 3 1923 at 10 am in the probate courtroom at Bannock County Court House for hearing and proving the will.
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Bannock
Idaho
Gilbert Patterson
Jesse M. Embree
Catherine Patterson
Pocatello
Bannock County
Peti
Wm. A. Hyde
Japan's 50 Mile Avenue of Trees Connects Nikko to Namada
A notable project in Japan stretches a 50 mile avenue of trees from Nikko to Namada. The long lined path links scenery with cultural heritage, attracting researchers and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Nikko
Namada
Privy Council Postpones Naval Treaty Action
Tokyo June 28 AP reported the privy council will postpone consideration of the naval treaty adopted at the Washington arms conference from today to tomorrow. The delay honors Prince Isushima who died Monday and prompts a period of mourning observed by the imperial court.
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Tokio
Privy Council
Isushimi
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