Civil War Romance Ends in Idaho Kansas Wedding
In 1919 at John W. Kenan’s home near Galesburg Illinois Elizabeth Fickel of Pocatello Idaho and Frank Barnhisel of Leavenworth Kansas wed in a simple ceremony as eight generations gathered. The couple, both born year of same era, began life together after Civil War service and farming careers. The event followed by a three course dinner and a garden of roses. The ceremony was led by Rev N T Allen with music by Arthur Peterson and Miss Beth Kenan. They will reside in Po entello Idaho after June 30. A later report notes W R Siders discussed federal education bill at Tech summer school urging broad funding for illiteracy eradiation Americanization and teacher training.
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Galesburg
The
Tribune
Arthur Peterson
North
Cedar Street
John W. Kenan
Elizabeth Fickel
Pocatello
Idaho
Frank Barnhisel
Leavenworth
Kansas
Beth Kenan
N. T. Allen
Join Underwood
Coldbrook Township
Warren County
Barnhisel
Ellis
H. H. Clay
Sixth Avenue
Poentello
Tech
W. R. Siders
Congress
National Educational Association
United States
Department of Education
Secretary of Education
Tecl
Mount Theodore Roosevelt Memorial to Peak in Black Hills
New York, June 25. The Roosevelt Memorial Association announces that on July 4 the Black Hills Jotmeens will name the highest Black Hills peak after Theodore Roosevelt. Mount Theodore Roosevelt, formerly Sheep Mountain, rises 6,000 feet near Deadwood and will host a bird and game refuge. A 50 foot granite cairn will be built at the summit with a stone bearing cattle brands. State officials from South Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, and Nebraska are invited, with Governor presiding and General Leonard Wood to speak.
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New York
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Black Hills
Northwest
Theodore Roosevelt
Sheep Mountain
Deadwood
Wyoming
Montana
Roosevelt
Belle Fourche
Colonel Roosevelt
T. A. Brown
Spearfish
Theodore’ Roosevelt
South Dakota
Ionard Wood
Nebraska
Local Brevities from Monday’s Daily
Stolen Hupmobile from the Marquette pool hall on North Second avenue was found on South Second within minutes after reporting. Two men, not arrested, said they had mistaken the car for their own during a drunken outing. County Assessor Graham reminds motorists to display two license plates. applications for the second number available at the county building. Employment Chief Long notes returning soldiers seek office work. urges employers to list vacancies daily.
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Nick Morrin
Marquette Pool Hall
North Second Avenue
Bendixsen
Nelson
South Second Avenue
R. O. Graham
Secretary of the State
Secretary of State
List
P. E. Long
Pocatello
Local Weddings and Arrivals Spark Busy Idaho Scene
Kane returns from Boise on November 18 to attend her sister Myra Hollingworth Kane’s Wednesday morning wedding. Montpelier jeweler M. L. Roberts arrives from Montpelier to visit family for several days after nine months away. Bannock County commissioners begin a thirty day regular session at the courthouse to address equalization matters. Police court postpones due to Police Judge M. R. Lockhart’s absence, now set for Tuesday morning.
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Kane
Boise
Myra Hollingworth Kane
Bannock County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Board of Equalization
Board
M. R. Lockhart
St. Anthony
Mrs James MacGonigle Leaves for Seattle with Family
Mrs James MacGonigle and her children depart this evening on No 17 bound for Seattle to spend the summer.
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Seattle
James MacGonigle
Fogarty Confesses Trunk of Liquor Confiscated in Shipment
J A Fogarty faced county jail after a trunk containing two cases of Bond and Lillard whiskey was confiscated at the Short Line baggage room. He claimed the trunk was his and that the alcohol was shipped from Opal Wyoming. He will be arraigned Tuesday on a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor.
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Pocatello
J. A. Fogarty
Bond & Lillard
Short Line
Fogarty
George Mabey
Opal
Wyoming
Raxver Company Attends Business Session
Mrs. Ira Lambing and her son Junior return from St. Francis Kansas after a two months journey. Raxver construction firm present on site for business in town.
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Kansas
Ira &. Lambing and Son Junior
St. Francis, Kansas
Siumnyland Visitors
Wesley Holden, a prominent attorney from Idaho Falls, is in the city today on a business visit.
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Siumnyland
Wesley Holden
Idaho Falls
Central Western railroad men pledge seven day work week
Some 305000 workers in the central western region sign a pledge to work seven days if possible without personal injury. Safety committees total 400, with officers and employees aiding. No accidents yesterday at Pocatello facilities and no injuries since June 13. 1919 annual passes unused north of Pocatello on trains 45 and 4 Sundays and holidays. USRA passes valid without endorsement. Sue Estes resigns. Mrs. Herman Wilson takes a vacation to Milwaukee. BR Pierce returns from south end inspection. A Ure arrives from Salt Lake on company business. Lee and Mrs. Treseder back from Ogden. J B Bergman starts two weeks in Pueblo.
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Central Western Region
United States Administration
Pocatello
Yellowstone
United States Railway Administration
Federation Asks That Extensions Be Given Keymen
Atlantic City June 23 The American Federation of Labor unanimously endorsed the Commercial Telegraphers strike and backed a 44 hour week. The convention urged President Gompers to appoint a committee to confer with Burleson in Washington and seek extensions of concessions granted to telephone and electrical workers to come under government control for telegraph company employees, aiming to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Washington
Burleson
Death of Calvert W. Leeper in New Mexico
Word arrived in town of the death of Calvert W. Leeper Sunday in Clovis New Mexico. Formerly of Pocatello he worked for the Short Line here as a telegraph operator. Ill for several months he left town a month ago for New Mexico seeking to regain his health.
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Mexico
Calvert W. Leeper
Clovis
New Mexico
Pocatello
Tornado Rips Fergus Falls Causing Heavy Losses
Pe oat state troops search the wreckage after a Fergus Falls tornado killed 60 to 70 people and injured over 100. The Grand hotel wreckage may hide more than a dozen bodies. A large portion of the business and residence districts is destroyed with 500 structures ruined and many missing.
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Fergus Falls
Red River
Fergus Falls Tornado Death Toll Surges Amid Citywide Destruction
Evansville Indiana June 28 Forty seven people are dead and 160 injured as a tornado devastates Fergus Falls. The Grand hotel bears the worst loss with over fifty guests inside. Relief trains from St Paul and Minneapolis bring aid while the county courthouse jail and sheriff's residence are destroyed.
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Evansville
Ind
Fergus Falls
Grand Hotel
St. Paul
Minneapolis
American Legion Condemns Reds and Calls Deportation
Henry Dindsley announces joint American Legion resolutions from Paris and St. Louis condemning Bolshevik influenced groups and urging veterans to help identify Reds, with a push for federal legislation to deport Bolsheviks and other enemies of democracy.
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Henry D. Dindsley
Joint Executive Committee of the
American Legion
The
Paris
St. Louis
Naral
Legion
West 44Th Street
Joint Executive Committee
United States of America
Congress
Auto Crash Injures Salt Lake Livery Worker
Eugene Clark of McHenry livery stable was struck by a northbound auto in Salt Lake and hurled under a street car. He suffered a shattered right forearm requiring amputation, right foot toe losses, and head and abdominal injuries. Clark was taken to the county hospital for treatment.
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Salt Lake
Murray
Llvelock
Eugene Clark
McHenry
J. Neilson
Clark
New York Troops Raid Rand School of Social Science
State troops acting for the Lusk committee raided the Rand School for Social Science in New York at the attorney general’s request and opened a safe believed to contain material of revolutionary and seditious nature.
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New York
Lusk Joint Legislative Committee
Rand School For Social Science
Polk Nominated Acting Secretary of State in New Office
Washington reports Frank L. Polk of New York counsellor of the state department and acting secretary of state was nominated by the president to be under secretary of state, a new post created by a 1920 appropriation bill approved by the previous Congress.
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Washington
Frank L. Polk
New York
State Department
Street Gamblers Tighten Clamps
News of Germany's unconditional acceptance of the peace treaty reached Wall Street via London around 1:30 p.m. The stock market hardened with little activity as several important stocks rose above their opening highs after reacting to the development.
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New York
Germany
Wall Street
London
Associated Press
Dublin hotels shut for five weeks over waiter wage dispute
The principal hotels in Dublin and most others have closed for about five weeks due to a dispute with waiters over hours and wages. The closures are complete and many hotels are repainting their premises during the stoppage.
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Dublin
Fortified by Foley's Kidney Pills for muscle pains
J N Tohill of Lottie Hotel Evansville reports six weeks of constant thigh muscle pain. On a friend's recommendation he used Foley's Kidney Pills and began to feel relief almost immediately. The ad claims relief from backache rheumatic pains soreness and stiffness and notes the product is sold everywhere.
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J. N. Tohill
Lottie Hotel
Evansville, Inc
Foley
If I Were a Farmer Used At Hand Medicines
A farmer advises keeping reliable remedies for minor ailments to avoid doctor visits. Chamberlain products including Cough Remedy, C0ke and Diarrhoea Remedy, ointment, and Tablets are recommended to treat bowel issues coughs bruises rheumatic pains and stomach troubles promptly at home.
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Chamberlain
Stopped Cough After Influenza Says Be Be MacDowel
Arlington Tenn resident Be B MacDowel writes of influenza recovery praising Foley's Honey and Tar for a two day relief. The testimonial notes a son's severe cough and claims the remedy cleared it quickly.
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Foley
B MacDowel
Arlington, Tenn
Trout Restocking On Teton River Reported
State brief notes 10 000 rainbow trout planted in the Teton river by Driggs Doe Fuller and Station Agent Hiatt with support from James Riggan of Teton City. Riggan emphasizes citizen cooperation for restocking streams while local officials and residents acknowledge the effort.
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Driggs
Doe Fuller
Hiatt
Teton River
Doe
James Riggan
Teton City
Ed. Riggan
Chapin
Teton County
Teton Valley
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Leeper
C. K. Corder
West Side
Florence Allen
North Third Avenue
Kemmerer
First National Banks of Pocatello
Grace and Bancroft
McCammon State Bank
Mink Creek
Camp Lewis
E. Forrest Taylor
Flower Girls
Glad Girls
Dorothy Budike
Flower Girls' Society
Marie Holmes
Cilud Girls
Haglehall
R. H. Hutchinson
H. J. Pierpont
Tom LaVatta
Poratello
Mrs. Jolin U
Montpelier
Sheriff's Office
J. H. Kimball
Iysenting
Raxver
Sue Estes
Ogden
Herman Wilson
Wilson
Milwaukee
BR. A. Pierce
South End
Lee Treseder
J. B. Bergman
Pueblo
Colorado
Federation
Fergus Falls Legion
REDS
Trish Hotels
Twin Falls
Beasie Goodall Phinney
Clerk of the District Court
Vancouver
Japa
Australia
Wardner
Wardner-Kellogg High School
Francis A. Thomson
School of Mines
University of Idaho
Jerome J. Day
Shoshone County
Commissioner of Education
Twin Falls County
Walter Jones
Filer
Kathleen
A. McMaster & Son
McMaster
Ae Walter
Shearer
Oend Milloe
Dickens
Caldwe
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