Weiser Woman to Face Murder and Adultery Charge
Mrs A T Pennington bound over on first degree murder charge after preliminary hearing for the death of Fred Morrison at the Tonningen ranch near here on June 19. Morrison, a parolee from Idaho State Penitentiary, died after Pennington allegedly shot him as he attempted to flee through a window. her husband was bound over on the same murder charge and both remain jailed without bail. The case will be tried at the September term of the district court. Pennington also faces adultery charges.
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Idaho State Penitentiary
Pennington
Soda Springs Plans Two Day Independence Celebration
Soda Springs will host a two day Fourth of July celebration on July 3 and 4. A three band concert session features the Daris Idaho band Milo Minstrels and the Chautaqua band. Grace cavalry troop will perform a fancy horsemanship exhibition. A parade forms at 9 30 a m July 4 assembling at the grade school and marching to the Rock store where it will be disbanded. The open air dance features the Paris Idaho band.
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Boda Springs
Daris
Idaho
Milo Minstrels
Opera House
Chautaqua
Grace Cavalry
Foys
Boise
Dillion Street
City Square
Rock Store
Paris
Bettlers Board to Attend Boise Payette Conference
Bettlers on the Boise Payette project vote to send the Water Users association board to a conference with Secretary Work. A proposed interim policy between July 1 and July 11 is not decided. A meeting favors a plan to hand the project to settlers, grant a three car moratorium, and let settlers fund delinquent drainage charges starting Oct 1 and settle delinquencies to Jan 1, 1927.
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Alain
Boise-Payette
Water Users’ Association
Appetite and vitality fade in unhealthy bodies
Fragmented ad style text urging a return of appetite and energy. It extols red blooded health, cheerfulness, and strong complexion, claiming better strength, vigor, and appearance with restored vitality. Includes garbled spellings and questionable claims about reversing illness.
Division Meeting Idaho Bar Held
The western division of the Idaho bar opened its first meeting since the bar reorganization under the recent law. John C. Rice of Caldwell presided as attendees from southern Idaho discussed professional topics, district judge powers, and jury selection. A luncheon at the Owyhee hotel preceded continued talks, with a Lewiston meeting planned for September.
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Idaho Bar
Supreme Court
John C. Rice
Paldwell
State Supreme Court
Idaho
Formai
Owyhee
Lewiston
Sitred Budge
Herman Taylor
John ©. Rice
Caldwell
Shad Hodgina
Twin Falls
Turner K. Hackman
Thomas Jones
Ivan Hiler
Gialr Hunter
F. Redoch
Clinton Hartson
William Morgan
Ira Barber
James Pope
Custer County Seeks Transcontinental Road Bond Plan
A meeting of citizens at Mackay June discussed organizing to consider a road bond issue. The plan would connect from the Butte county line to the highway above Mackay and create a Lost River Valley shortcut from Salt Lake to Seattle as a designated federal aid project. Butte County has prepared to submit the question to voters.
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Butte County
Ne Lostiver
Salt Lake
Seattle
Utte County
Pocatello Girls Stage Dance Revue With Blackfoot Class
Marie Love Proctor presented her final summer dance revue in Blackfoot at the Lit. 8 second ward church amusements hall. The program featured local pupils and six Pocatello students with exhibition numbers, highlighting notable progress over the past two years and suggesting several promising future stars.
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Blackfoot
Marie Love Proctor
Second Ward
Proctor
Pocatello
Nampa Plans July Fourth Airplane Display Dam Eagle
Lieut Hobart Steely and an observer will visit Nampa July 4 with the Dam Eagle plane to promote the Independence Day events and the American Falls dam dedication. Leon Fisk leads the local committee and aims to keep the aircraft for a sham battle and publicity stunt against the Hindenburg line.
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Nampa
Hobart Steely
Dam
American Falla
Leon Fisk
Hindenburg Line
Weiser
Lightning claims 17 year old near Arco
A 17 year old named Mickelson was struck by lightning while riding the range near Arco. He and his horse died instantly. Funeral services were held in Arco with burial in the Arco cemetery. the funeral was reportedly among the largest ever held in the town.
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Arco
Mickelson
Bancroft Notes and Local Visits Publish June Edition
Bancroft June 27 notes report Mrs Fred Bar furs visiting soda Springs Saturday. Miss Gladys Logue spent the week with Virginia sea at Chesterfield and joined Bee Hive Girls on a three day hillside outing. Ruth Eaton covered Standard office during Fred Nihart's weekend absence. Mrs Cox and family from Salt Lake City visit relatives here this week. Mrs J D met and daughter Eleanor attended business in Pocatello, joined by Miss Gretta Wright for several days. Mrs Geo Millward Agnes Barnes and Harriet Nielsen left for Ashton to join a Yellowstone trip with Chas McDonald and Millward, planning to return later this week.
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Fred Barfurs
Soda Springs
Gladys Logue
Virginia Sea
Cox
Iva Worth
J. D
Eleanor Atte
Pocatello
Gretta Wright
Mra. Geo. Millward
Agnes Baares
Harriet Nielsen
Ashton
Chas. F. McDonald
Millward
Yelavweione Park
Henry S
Den
Tolativag
Apa
Daring Robbers Captured Near Kimberly
Two young men, Nellen De Rohan aged 21 and Bill Davis aged 23, were captured near Kimberly by Sheriff M. Finch and deputies. They admit involvement in multiple Idaho robberies and were linked to a stolen Ford used in raids from Grants Pass Oregon. Evidence, including cached plunder on Main Avenue South, supported the case.
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Twin Falls
M. &. Finch
Kimberly
Idaho
Crim
Nellen de Roban
Bill Davis
Paul
Jerome Hardware
Murtaugh Hardware
Davis
Main Avenue
DeRotham
J. W. Gellatley
Land Bought for Pasture Use in Downey Idaho
E. G. Widmann of Reid Murdock and Co Chicago purchased 40 acres in Downey for summer pasture to support his Holstein dairy stock. His first investment brought high grade seed stock and helped establish the Downey cheese factory. They plan further surveys of holdings and an inspection of the Chesterfield reservoir.
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Weidemann
Marsh
Chicago
Ney
Weimann
J. B. Thomas
Jerome
Idaho
Chesterfield Reservoir
Juniors Play Ball Elks Junior League Contested
In Bisckfoot on June 27 the Elks' Junior League held a game between the first and second wards. The second ward won five to two. Claude Shoemaker and Frank Smith each hit a three-bagger. A large audience showed strong interest in the matchup.
No Seismograph Noted In Pocatello Area
The Tribune learned no seismograph existed in the Pocatello weather office to record earthquakes. Weather Observer A R B Teeple said no tremors were felt locally and that only one seismograph in the immediate region was at Spokane.
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The
Tribune
Montana
A. RB. Teeple
Pocatello
Teeple
Spokane
Fourth of July Bathing Beauty Contest in Idaho Falls
Local entrants are invited to Idaho Falls and Pocatello for a Fourth of July celebration featuring a bathing beauty contest and a water sports carnival. Prizes go to first $59, second $35, third $25, with seven judges judging figure poise grace general bearing costume and taste. Events include swimming races diving boat race and a greased pole walk.
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Idaho
Falla
Pocatello
Bairy Blanks
Victor Viera
Idaho Leads Nation In 1925 Apple Crop
The June 1 report from the United States department of agriculture puts Payette county atop all states for apples. Idaho shows an excellent crop in commercial and home orchards with a condition of 78 percent of normal, the highest among principal apple states, compared with 56 percent the previous year. The ten year average is 73 percent.
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Caldwell
United States Department of Agriculture
Payette County
Idaho
Ready for Celebration in Idaho Falls Gains Chamber Support
The Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce board allocated two hundred dollars to decorate business streets for a June 27 celebration. The funds, requested by an American Legion committee, were approved and the check handed to the committee to proceed with decorations.
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Rushe Falls
Idaho Falls
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Amundsen Trip Faces Risks Amid Homeward Return
Oslo crowds prepare July 4 welcoming events for Captain Roald Amundsen and the North Pole expedition party. They travel from Horten with naval plane escort to the royal palace for a king's audience and St Olaf honors, followed by a parade, dinner, and Akershus festivities. Amundsen calls long distance Arctic flight risky though instrument observation helps. Lincoln Ellsworth and others head to the United States, with talks of an airship venture in 1926.
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Oslo
Norway
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Horten
Explorer
Amundsen
Haakon
Akershus
Amuundsen
Amundsen Gays
United States
Lincoln Ellsworth
Aero Club
Spitabergen
Arctic
Hugo Beckener
Today’s anniversaries
A list of historical milestones with dates across years. Highlights include Fort Moultrie’s resistance in 1776, Commodore Decatur’s 1813 action at Algiers, Victoria’s 1838 coronation, the Great Eastern’s 1860 New York arrival, 1868 Serbia murder verdicts, Samuel W. Chubbuck’s 1875 death, 1894 Congress on New Jersey statehood, and the 1914 Archduke assassination in Sarajevo.
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Charleston
Decatur
Bay of Algiers
Victoria
Great Eastern
New York
Belgrade
Prince Michael
Serbia
Samuel W. Chubbuck
Utica
U. S. House of Representatives
Archduke Francis Ferdinand of
Austria
Sarajevo
Suppers Painful Accident in Blackfoot
Ten year old Jack Bradley, son of Mrs. Alice Bradley, sustained a painful knee injury when a motorcycle he was examining fell and tore flesh from his leg. He received immediate medical care from two doctors and was returned home.
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Blackfoot
Jack
Alice Bradley
Governor Moore to Attend Lava Hot Springs Celebration
Governor C. C. Moore will attend the formal celebration of the state property at Lava Hot Springs. He will depart Boise Saturday morning for the events designated by David Burrell, public welfare commissioner, on Saturday and Sunday.
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Boise
C. C. Moore
Lava Hot Springs
David Burrell
Public Welfare
Not likely to reach Greaker by Wednesday
The report notes the subject is unlikely to arrive at Greaker near Friedrichstadt before Wednesday. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Greaker
Friedrichstadt
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