Wedding of Miss Myra Hollingworth Kane and William Mullen
In St Josephs Pro Cathedral this morning Miss Myra Hollingworth Kane and William Mullen were wed in nuptial mass officiated by Rev Cyril Van der Donekt. The ceremony featured music by Mrs C B Steeley and performances by Mrs W A Wright and G Edward Schaeffer. The couple, longtime Pocatello residents, will honeymoon on the coast after a train departure to San Francisco.
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St. Joseph's ProCathedral
Myra Hollingworth Kane
William Mullen
Cyril van der Donekt
St. Joseph's School
C. B. Steeley
Littleary Kathleen Schaeffer
G. Edward Schaeffer
Eustace EF. Mullen
Father van der Ponekt
W. A. Wright
Kane
North Hayes
Dorothy Hull
O. B. Steely
Pocatello
Mra
James F. Kane
J. B. Mullen
Short Line
No. 42
Local Breevities and Court Actions Highlight June News
Local notes report a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson born Monday June 16 with the family in good health. A driver pleads guilty to speeding and pays a 25 dollar fine before Judge M R Lockhart. Two intoxication cases lead to six days in the city jail. Uncalled for soldiers letters at the office will be destroyed after July 10. Mrs Fletcher R Burrus and daughter Adelyne return from a three month California trip with visits to San Diego Pasadena Catalina Islands and Camp Kearney. Donald Price, charged with possessing whiskey, held as persistent violator. Anna Clark also charged as persistent violator. Oscar Garrett arrives home from overseas with Garrett Transfer Company marking the return of a local figure.
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M. R. Lockhart
Haastile
Letcher R. Burrus
Adelyne
Long Beach
California
San Diego
Pasadena
Cataline Islands
Camp Kearney
Mexico
Burrus
Donald Price
Arimo
Tom Smith
Innawer
Anna Clark
Kemmerer to host largest Fourth of July crowd
Kemmerer Wyoming plans a big Independence Day celebration July 4 and 5 with arrivals by special trains from Sublet, Diamondville, Frontier, Fossil, Oakley, Conroy, Glencoe and Opal. A banquet will honor returned service members and a substantial fund has been pledged for the event.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Sublet
Diamonville
Frontier
Fossil
Oakley
Conroy
Glencoe
Opal
Honeymoon at Utah Capital
Miss Mabel Goodburn and William N. Pemberton were married by Rev. Harry Hamilton at 12:10 AM in the Methodist church. Bride wore blue silk and white veil, attended by Miss Helen Higley. groom in black with A A Springmeyer as best man. After the ceremony they departed by train for Salt Lake City for their honeymoon.
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Mabel Goodburn
William N. Pemberton
Harry
Hamilton
Helen Higley
A. A. Springmeyer
Ford Changed Attitude After Tribune Editorial In Libel Case
Mount Clemens Mich June 24 Testimony in the Ford Chicago Tribune libel suit shows the Tribune journalists seeking Ford policy on employees amid wartime tensions. P W Williams testified the company official Klingensmith indicated salaries and jobs would not be paid or opened and dependents not cared for. Mrs Julia Orloff testified Ford’s stance allegedly shifted after the editorial.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Ford-Chicago Tribune
P. W. Williams
Tribune
Retreit
Williams
Ford Company
Klingen Smith
the Tribune
Council For the Tribune
Klingensmith
The
Julia Orloff
Detroit Patriotic Fund
Ford
National Guard
Tr. Klingensmith
Twin Falls Man Wanders From Home
A Twin Falls man named J. J. Tammond disappeared yesterday morning sparking a cooperative search by police sheriff’s office boy scouts and citizens. He was last seen Sunday morning near Dr. C. A. Emes’s residence and authorities checked the eighth avenue canal for signs of him amid concerns for his safety.
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Twin Falls
J. J. Tammond
Éherry Twin Fall
Sheriff's Office
Boy Scouts
C. A. Emes
Fifth Avenue East
Richmond
Mr. Cauley
Eighth Avenue Canal
Grand Canyon outing club to open west coast resort
Wesley Holden Paul Ponslar and Mr Beachy from Idaho Falls spoke with local parties about a Grand Canyon club outing resort on the south fork of the Snake River adjacent to Wrosing's preserve. The site will feature six cabins and fishing and game opportunities, aiming to operate this season with members from Pocatello and other areas.
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Wesley Holden
Paul Ponslar
Mr. Beachy
Idaho Falls
Grand Canyon Club
Sseason
Snake River
Wrosing
Pocatello
Congress May Tame Day Bill
Washington reports the house judiciary committee upheld a home liquor possession right during the dry period after July 1 and rejected an amendment to ban private use. The panel also ruled there will be no difference in enforcing wartime and constitutional prohibition, shaping an expansive enforcement bill.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Railroad workers urged to aid troop movement
The secretary of war and director general of railroads announce posters in station waiting rooms to remind the public that returning soldiers receive first consideration. With travel at a peak, railroads aim to run trains without delay and seek the public’s help in this effort.
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Secretary of War
Umblie
No Accident Week draws railroads toward record safety
By noon yesterday only one personal injury was reported on the Short Line during No Accident Week. The feature covers the first two days of the campaign and notes 61 of 62 railroads have clean records, sparking interest in railroad circles and broad public enthusiasm.
William White Elected Chair of Resolutions Committee
William White was elected chair man of the resolutions committee at the dispatchers convention in Chicago. The four day session at the LaSalle hotel drew 412 delegates from across the country. The next convention will meet on the second Monday in June 1920 in New York City. White then left Chicago for London Ontario for a two week visit before returning to Pocatello.
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William White
Dispatchers
Chicago
LaSalle Hotel
New York City
White
London
Ont
Pocatello
Railroad Crew Dispatches Report for Service and Inspections
Acting Crew Dispatcher Williams urges all brothers laid off to report for service due to heavy workload. Conductor J. C. Long of the Min idoka branch takes a run from Pocatello on the third district. KE. E. Barlet departs for Salt Lake to attend to motive power business. F. J. Hearty visits from Edward Valve & Manufacturing. TH. B. Glae heads to Nampa and Shoshone for a Short Line inspection. J. E. Davis returns from a west end inspection trip.
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Williams
J. C. Long
Minidoka
Pocatello
KE. E. Barlet
Motive Power
Salt Lake
TH. B. Glae
Nampa
Shoshone
Ritchie Prefers Big Pay If Returning to Ring
San Francisco reports Willie Ritchie, former lightweight champion, says he would not box again unless offered a high sum. He notes he is no longer a drawing card and won’t fight second or third-rate opponents for less.
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San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Ritchie
Jlo
New Nigeria Governor Clifford’s 35 Years in British Service
Clifford becomes Nigeria governor after 35 years in colonial service across British territories. His career spans Pahang the West Indies Ceylon and the Gold Coast where he served before his appointment. He authored works from For Men to Mala dictionaries.
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Clifford
Nigeria
Pahang
West Indies
Ceylon
Gold Coast
Dubois to Get Power Line Delivery From Ashton & St. Anthony
State briefs report Dubois closing a contract with Ashton & St. Anthony Power Co to deliver electricity to town limits for distribution. A twelve‑man crew is extending lines from Hamer to Dubois as part of the project.
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Dubois
Ashton & St. Anthony Power Company
Hamer
Bingham County Boys and Girls Win State Prize
The county, proud of a member winning the state prize, notes 1919 will see fourteen districts with many clubs under eager leaders. The public festival in Blackfoot Saturday may feature Allen receiving his achievement pin for the state championship.
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Shelley
Allen Johnson
Shelley Beet Club
Department of Agriculture
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Bay
Bingham County
Allen
Blackfoot
Townend Family Safe After Auto Rollup in Hills
A. Townend owner of a North Main street second hand store disappeared with his wife, two children, and a friend after a nighttime drive. The car lost brakes on Catello Creek hill, slid to the bottom in a wreck, but all aboard were uninjured except one minor injury. Townend later phoned for help and the group was brought to Pocatello.
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A. Townend
North Main Street
Pocatello
Won a Bride in La Rochelle
New York June 25 Mrs Jesse Eichelberger wife of Pri Vacy Buchelberger of Pocatello arrived on the Santa Teresa claims to be the first of forty girls from La Rochelle France who married soldiers of the Fifteenth Cavalry.
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New York
Jesse Eichelberger
Pri- Vacy Buchelberger
Pocatello
Santa Teresa
Larochelle
France
Fifteenth Cavalry
Commissioner's Proceedings Record of disbursements and road work
A list of payments and services approved for the county including witnesses, tax service, disinfectant, salaries, and extensive road and bridge expenses. Names such as Underwood Typewriter Co and West Disinfecting Co appear among the vendors.
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Iuiecalapeade
Turner
Theo
Iz Moise
Indig
Fouries
Gust
Underwood Typewriter Co
White B.C. & Co
Whittlesey
Emily
Franklin
D. Laws
Woods
John
West Disinfecting Co
Moise
Wheeler
Drtemenaléee
Whitney
J. B
Sovnghong
White & Co. E
Young, Theresa
Stono
Weather and crop conditions week ending Tuesday
No rain extended drought worsened in many areas but warmth improved irrigated districts. Haying and fruit gathering proceeded well with good cherry and strawberry quality. Water shortages in eastern counties, dry forests and rising fire danger noted. Wheat, barley, and rye ripening, with some dry farm losses. Cattle gains steady, alfalfa harvest rapid, potatoes and corn benefited from heat.
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Idaho County
Lewiston
Boise-Payette
Morgan
Oklahoma
Seek Relief as Labor Shortage Looms in Pocatello
Members of the Pocatello Commercial Club met at Bannock Hotel for a noon luncheon to discuss housing laborers. A committee will meet with the labor council to plan adding labor and housing, and free camping grounds at Tenth and Center are open. Fifteen members attended.
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Pocatello Commercial Club
Bannock Hotel
Labor Council
Local K of P Lodge Sets Growth Record in Idaho
At the Knights of Pythias convention in Twin Falls, Pocatello lodge was noted for the strongest growth in the state and an active trend across all lines. J. A. Hibbard became a grand lodge officer and was elected grand tribune.
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Knights of Pythias
Twin Falls
Pocatello Lodge
J. A. Hibbard
Revival of bicycle racing returns to San Francisco velodrome
In San Francisco on June 25 the revived bicycle racing scene continues to draw crowds at the new velodrome. After nearly a decade of waning interest, the sport regains popularity with many old-time names returning among the hopeful competitors.
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San Francisco
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Northern Pacific
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Fish and Game
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Idaho
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Salt Lake City
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Cole
A. J
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Havener
W. P
Lund
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George R
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Rasmussen
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Heamons
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Elmer
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Torbet
A. E
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Auto Hire
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D. B
Waddell
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