Pocatello Prepares Spectacular Fourth of July Show
Pocatello brothers and civic groups organize a full day celebrating veterans and soldiers. A morning military pageant features Grand marshal, bands, and allied forces in detailed costumes. An evening community pageant will showcase industrial, fraternal, and commercial efforts with broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Fred Barnes
W. C. Tatro
A. A. Haley
Pocatello Band
Grand Army of the Republic
War Work
Rotary staff forms national body to promote athletics
Salt Lake City June 21 Albert Adams of Atlanta will be the next president of the Rotary. Nominees were pre announced with no dark horses. Rufus C Chapin will continue as treasurer and Raymond M Haven is unopposed for sergeant at arms. International officers were approved by district selections already made. Local efforts push for Fourth of July events through a new non profit club under Idaho athletic law.
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Salt Lake City
Albert §. Adams
Atlanta
Rotary
Rufus C. Chapin
Raymond M. Haven
Kansas City
Oe C. Sheehan
Jersey City
N. J
FA. Ledbury
Niagara Falls
Ralph W. Cummings Ehsaan
Edwin C.may
Pittsburgh
Rogers W. Pavis
Charlotte
N. C
Truman L. McGill
Selma
Ala
H. FE. van de Walker
Ypsilanti
Mich
Kan
Robert E. Vinson
Austin
Tex
C. McCullough
Fort Williams
Ont
Canada
J. T. Young
Pocatello
Idaho
Roger H. Motten
Colorado Springs
Col
Clayton Williams
Everett
Wash
Alex Sheriffs
San Jose
L & Lloyd
C. H. Stair
Jack Davis and Associates
Two Lieuts Killed in Del Rio Plane Crash
Houston report states Lieutenants O. E. Grazier of Richmond California and William Baer of Detroit were killed when their army plane crashed to the ground at Del Rio Texas today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
O. E. Grazier
Richmond
California
William Baer
Detroit
Delrio
Prohibition Amendment Defeated by House Judiciary Panel
Washington June 21 the proposed amendment to the prohibition enforcement bill and giving the president authority to repeal wartime prohibition for light wines and beer sales was defeated today in the house judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Miti Asked to Form a Cabinet in Italian Announcement
On June 21 King Victor Emmanuel requested Francesco Nitti former treasury minister to form a cabinet. The move is semi official and reported as an announced development in Rome.
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Victor Emanuel
Francesco Nitti
the Treasury
Miners Return to Work at Park City Strike Ends
The Park City miners strike, ongoing for several weeks, was officially declared off today. Workers will resume duties on Monday according to reports from the mining camps in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Park City
Short Line Depot Drops Western Union Messages
Western Union business at the Short Line depot continues as usual for passengers while the Short Line staff stop accepting messages from Western Union operators. Independent office messages for local points are handled by Short Line. Government messages go through railroad operators. Undelivered Western Union mail goes to the city office for first class service. Short Line staff plan a weekend camping trip starting from Pocatello on No 30 with a party including Phil Nash Ida La Point Gladys Miller Goldie Banks Charles Frankenburger R. F. Modish and Bill Graff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Short Line
U. S
Pocatello
McCammon
Phil Nash
Ida la Point
Gladys Miller
Goldie Banks
Charles Frankenburger
R. F. Modish
Bill Graff
Local Staff Schedule Notes Weekend Trips and Travel
Miss Jessie Burbridge a clerk in the mechanical department spends the weekend at Lava Hot Springs. Thelma Margetts a comptometer operator visits Salt Lake City with friends. E Barlet chief clerk to the superintendent of motive power arrived from Salt Lake this morning. Fr F Gunn of Gunn Supply company visits Pocatello today. W R Praeter engineer of maintenance of way heads south tonight on company business.
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Jessie Burbridge
Lava Hot Springs
Thelma Margetts
Salt Lake Ity
E. Barlet
Salt Lake
Fr. F. Gunn
Gunn Supply Company
Pocatello
W. R. Praeter
Sinn Fein Chief Seeks US Recognition for Irish Republic
Edward De Valera, president of the Sinn Fein Irish republic, landed in New York after leaving the British Isles sixteen days ago and will be in New York Sunday. His mission is to win recognition of the Irish republic by the United States.
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New York
Edward de Valera
Trish Sinn Fein
America
British Isles
Irish Republic
United States
Governor Davis Visits Between Trains on Idaho Reclamation
Governor D W Davis paused between trains yesterday on his Washington to Boise trip. He said eastern and southern interests oppose parts of the reclamation measure though prospects look good. He praised congressional committee work and later greeted Idaho boys in New York, noting they were well behaved and orderly. The contingent will be mustered out at Fort Russell Wyoming, largely from the See and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Davis
Washington
Boise
Davis
New York
Idaho
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Old See
Deportation plan eyed for Bolshevists and radicals
New York June 21 authorities consider wholesale deportations of Bolsheviks anarchists and other radicals. The plan would use returning troop ships to send alien agitators back to their native lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winnipeg Arrests Six More Men in Strike Movement
Six more strike leaders, all labeled alien agitators, were seized by the Royal Northwest Mounted Police in Winnipeg. They face seditious conspiracy charges and are detained at Stony Mountain penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Ogden Youth Confesses to Six Burglaries in One Night
Albert Shea an 18 year old was arrested after being caught attempting to break into the Goddard Packing office. He confessed to burglarizing six Wall Avenue businesses and police pursue links to ten days of residence burglaries with a suspected accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Albert Shea
Goddard Packing Company
Twentieth Street
Wall Avenue
Shea
Mutual Creamery Company
Rawson Brothers Coal Company
M. L. Jones Coal Company
Frank
Liniment Praised for Lameness and Rheumatic Pain
Mrs J W Wallace of Macon Missouri says Chamberlain’s Liniment is a splendid remedy for lameness and muscle soreness. She adds it is the best liniment they have ever used in the house. Ady
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Chamberlain
J. W. Wallace
Macon
Wallace
Ady
Private Harry King Killed in Action in Argonne Forest
Private Harry Alonzo King of Company M 305th Infantry 77th Division was killed in action November 10 1918 in the Argonne forest. He is buried in the American Battle Area Cemetery Commune of Champigneulle Ardennes France. He belonged to the First Baptist Church of Bandon Oregon Moose Lodge 951 Teamsters Union 182 Astoria Woodmen of the World Climax Camp 295. His mother who resided at 1039 North Grant paid six months dues. He joined June 24 1918 and sailed August 6 for overseas. He leaves a mother and sister in the local area a sister in Astoria and a brother serving with American forces in France.
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Harry Alonzo King
Co. M
Argonne Forest
Commune of
Champigneulle
Ardennes
France
King
First Baptist Church
Bandon
Oregon
Moose Lodge
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters’ Union, No
Astoria
Woodmen of the World
Climax
Woodmen
North Grant
Rotarians Tour Pocatello From Salt Lake Delegation
Fifty enthusiastic Rotarians arrived in Pocatello from Salt Lake early today and toured the city before noon. They were greeted by local Rotarians and driven to Idaho Technical Institute, the experimental farm, and Pocatel lo Heights for a city panorama. They visited wholesale districts and learned of a nine teen-house, ten million dollar annual business. The group included delegates from Puget Sound cities and A L Sommers of Sheboygan Commerce Association. They departed at 12 15 for the next leg. Antram party of Buffalo will ride No 45 through Pocatello tonight and begin a Yellowstone Park tour tomorrow.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake
Norman B. Adkison
Walter H. Cleare
George F. Gasser
Idaho Technical Institute
Poccatello Heights
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Everett
Seattle
Bellingham
A. L. Sommers
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Association of Commerce
Antram Party of
Buffalo
Yellowstone Park
Park
Yellowstone Station
Gardiner
Sunk and abandoned interned German ships at Scapa
The British admiralty announced that several interned German warships at Scapa Flow were sunk and abandoned by their crews. The crews are detained in safe custody. The exact number of sunk ships is not yet known and the vessels had not been manned since internment.
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London
Scapa
Admiralty
Opeiata
Seacocks
Ard
Battleships and Cruisers Return to Home Fleets
Washington reports ships used to transport American troops will be withdrawn from that duty by July 15. Vessels at Atlantic ports will not sail back to France, while overseas and transit units will finish current trips. Navy Department says they will be reconverted immediately for fleet use.
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Washington
Atlantic
France
Navy Department
Chamberlains Tablets Improve Rest and Digestion
An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for wakefulness caused by indigestion and fatigue. It claims the tablets relieve wakefulness, restore clear thinking, and improve daytime work ability. The copy invites readers to try a dose and feel better.
Old Papers for Sale at the Tribund Office
A notice lists old papers for sale at the Tribund office in Ado. The brief item indicates availability of archival pages for purchase by readers or researchers.
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Tribund
War Mothers of Idaho hold first meeting in Pocatello
The American War Mothers association of Idaho met in Pocatello on Thursday the 19th with 42 delegates from 17 counties. Discussions covered county memorials for soldiers, a proposed state memorial fountain, and organization work. Officers were elected for two years and the group endorsed Mondell reclamation measures while planning future gatherings in Idaho Falls.
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WAR Mothers OF State
Pocatello
American War Mothers’ Association of
Idaho
Franklin County
Fremont County
Soldiers’ Memorial Club
Elmore
State House
National Association
Archdeacon Stoy
John Tupper
Bannock County
Good
Blackfoot
Aber
Poulton
Standrod
Bannock Hotel
Major Booth
American Legion
Prof. Miller
The
Technical Institute
Mondell
Anderson
Dorothy Hull
J. H. Nave
Nez Perce
Lewiston
Bingham
Scott
Oneida
John Hood
Lewis
Moscow
Moore
Twin Falls
State
Idaho Falls
Bonneille
Homecomers and Visitors in Local Notes
Nelson How ard son of Dr and Mrs W F How ard returns from the University of Idaho in Moscow after a year away. Mrs A Leymer from Kansas City will stay with her sister Mrs Robert Terrell for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Harry Wade drove to Twin Falls for a brief visit, touring Shoshone Falls and nearby sights.
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Nelson Howard
W. F. Howard
University of Idaho
Moscow
A. Leymer
Robert Terrell
Leymer
Arkansas City
Kansas
Harry Wade
Twin Falls
Shoshone Falls
Discharged Soldiers Jack Mullen and Emmett Gasser At Fort Russell
Word arrives that Jack Mullen and Emmett Gasser are at Fort Russell in Cheyenne Wyoming and expect to receive their military discharge within the next few days.
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Russell
Jack Mullen
Emmett Gasser
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Rupert visitors return home after visit with Fitzpatrick
Miss Hazel Nelson and Miss Brownie Haynes of Rupert returned home today after spending a few days visiting with Grace Fitzpatrick. Miss Nelson is a cousin of Miss Fitzpatrick.
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Rupert
Hazel Nelson
Brownie Haynes
Grace Fitzpatrick
Miss Nelson
Miss Fitzpatrick
Trimmer Couple Attends Bankers Convention in Idaho
Mr and Mrs William Trimmer of Salt Lake attended the bankers convention at Burley Idaho and spent a few hours in the city en route home. Mr Trimmer serves as cashier of the Continental Bank in Salt Lake City.
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William Trimmer
Salt Lake
Bankers
Burley
Idaho
Trimmer
Continental Bank
Visiting Friends Highlight Mrs Whisler in Salt Lake
Mrs. R. H. Whisler formerly of San Diego California and now a Salt Lake City resident visits local friends. She is a daughter of A T Stevenson longtime Short Line brakeman. Her husband Mr Whisler recently left the army and is pursuing business in Salt Lake.
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R. H. Whisler
San Diego
California
Salt Lake
Whisler
A. T. Stevenson
Police appoint William Olks patrolman after long service
Appointed to Force William Olks, a veteran police officer, becomes patrolman under Chief Geo Ish and begins his first shift on the east side. He brings many years of experience and a record of efficient service.
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William Olks
Geo. Ish
Olks
Shafer Funeral Today At Lava Hot Springs
The funeral for F. W. Shafer, found dead in a private pool at Lava Hot Springs Tuesday, was held this afternoon at 2:30 from Walker Funeral parlors. Services were led by Rev. 8. Tunnell of the Baptist church with interment in Mountainview. L. D. Shafer, brother of the deceased from Vancouver, Washington, arrived this morning.
Rotary delegates travel through city after international convention
A special train of four Pullmans carrying Rotary club delegations from Montana passed through the city last evening from Salt Lake after attending the international Rotary convention. The Butte band of twenty six played a delightful concert at the Short Line depot during the brief stopover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Montana
Salt Lake
Rotary Clubs
Butte
Short Line
Fine Elk Party In Elk Temple Ends With Dance and Lunch
Last night at the Elks Temple a successful party hosted ten initiation candidates. Over one hundred ladies were warmly hosted in the club rooms. After the initiation, which ended near 1 am, Antlers hall held a dancing party and a Liberty lunch in the grill featuring hot weenies cheese sandwiches Bevo and coffee. Mrs L Quigley departed Friday for Salt Lake to visit relatives including her son David R Quigley who recently returned from overseas service. Private Quigley served fifteen months and was later treated in a Salt Lake hospital for eye care. He previously worked as chief clerk at the Newhouse hotel and is brother to Mrs J Mansker now in Dubois.
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Elks Temple
Antlers Hall
Salt Lake
J. Mansker
Dubois
Arrest of Stenographer for Vagrancy in City Rooming House
Mrs. Marian, 24, listed as a stenographer, was arrested last evening by Patrolmen Chaco Wilson and Devaney in a color rooming house at East Clark and North Second avenue. She appeared in police court this morning and paid a $50 fine for vagrancy, avoiding 33 days in jail. Two other young women, nabbed on a west side hotel game charge, paid $16 fines to Judge Lockhart. A man charged with intoxication pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine.
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Marian
Chaco Wilson
Devaney
East Clark
North Second Avenue
West Side
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Mitti
Miners Park City
Railroad News
Sinn Fein
Gompers
Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Labor
Metropolis
Ington
Private King
HMS Suns
Resolutions Committee
State War Mothers’ Association
Econgress
Idaho Reclamation Service
House of Congress
Miss Hall
Steely
Miss Anderson
Tupper
Congress
Bonneville
Evelyn M. Lambon
Flmore County
Oneida County
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