Pocatello Prepares Spectacular Fourth of July Benefit Show
Pocatello commits to a Time Coming and Victory celebration with a morning military pageant featuring a grand marshal parade and war veterans, followed by an evening mammoth community pageant highlighting industrial, fraternal, and business contributions for returning soldiers.
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Pocatello
Fred Barnes
W. C. Tatro
A. A. Haley
Grand Army of the Republic
War Work Direct
Rotary Staff National Body Chooses New Rotary President
Albert 8 Adams of Atlanta Ga will be the next president of Rotary. Nominees were announced for treasurer Rufus C Chapin and sergeant at arms Raymond M Haven. District governors and candidates for international offices were listed with selections previously made by districts.
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Salt Lake City
Albert 8. Adams
Atlanta
Rotary
Rufus C. Chapin
Raymond M. Haven
Kansas City
Tabernacle
George Inman
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Charles W. Lovett
Lynn
Mass
Thomas C. Sheehan
Jersey City
N. J
EB. A Lesbury
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Ralph W. Cummings
Lancaster
Edwin C.may
Pittsburgh
Rogers W. Pavis
Charlotte
N. C
Trumap L. McGill
Selma
Ala
H. E. van de Walker
Ypsilanti
Mich
John R. Bentley
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles E. Watkins
Muncie
Ind
James O. Craig
Chicago
Ill
I. L. Graves
Knoxville
Tenn
Benjamin C. Brown
New Orleans
Harry B. Craddick
Minneapolis
Robert Timmons
Wichita
Kan
Robert E. Vinson
Austin
Tex
C. 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
J. E. Lloyd Barnes
Liverpool
England
Two Lieutenants Killed in Plane Crash at Delrio
Houston dispatch reports Lieutenants O. E. Grazier from Richmond California and William Baer from Detroit were killed when their army aircraft crashed to the ground at Delrio Texas today.
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Houston
Texas
O. E. Grazier
Richmond
California
William Baer
Detroit
Delrio
Committee defeats prohibition amendment in house judiciary panel
Washington June 21 The proposed amendment to the prohibition enforcement bill giving the president power to repeal wartime prohibition for sale of light wines and beer was defeated today in the house judiciary committee.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Miti Asked to Form a Cabinet in Rome Move
Rome June 21 King Victor Emmanuel asked Francesco Nitti former treasury minister to form a cabinet. The request is semi officially announced as Italy faces the political transition.
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Rome
Victor Emanuel
Francesco Nitti
the Treasury
Miners Park City Strike Ends. Work to Resume Monday
Salt Lake City reports the Park City miners strike, active for weeks, is officially declared off. Workers will return to their jobs on Monday as advices from the mining camps reach the city.
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Miners Park City
Salt Lake City
Park City
Forming a Club for Promotion of Athletics
A non profit athletic club is being formed to promote Fourth of July events. C H Stair of the Short Line operating department, Jack Davis and associates plan immediate incorporation under Idaho's new athletic law.
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C. H. Stair
Jack Davis and Associates
Idaho
Short Line Depot Handles Western Union Mails Amid Message Restrictions
Western Union business at the Short Line depot continues as usual for passengers while operators stop accepting messages from Western Union personnel. Local points receive independent office messages. U S government messages move via railroad operators without restriction. Some depot staff plan a weekend camping trip leaving No 30 tonight from Pocatello. attendees include Phil Nash Ida La Point Gladys Miller and others.
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Western Union
Short Line
U. S
Pocatello
McCammon
Phil Nash
Ida la Point
Gladys Miller
Goldie Banks
Charles Frankenburger
R. F. Modish
Bill Graff
Sinn Fein Chief Seeks US Recognition for Irish Republic
Edward De Valera, president of the Sinn Fein republic, landed in America and will be in New York Sunday. He left the British Isles sixteen days ago as part of a mission to secure recognition of the Irish republic by the United States.
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New York
Edward de Valera
Governor Davis Seeks Reclamation Aid Amid Opposition
Governor D W Davis, en route from Washington to Boise, reports strong prospects for the reclamation appropriation but notes opposition from eastern and southern interests seeking to modify features. He praised his testimony before congressional committees and later joined Idaho boys in New York, calling them disciplined and orderly, with muster out at Fort Russell Wyoming.
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D. W. Davis
Washington
Boise
Davis
New York
Idaho
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Deportation Plan Reported for Bolshevists and Radicals
Information from a federal source indicates the government considered wholesale deportations of Bolsheviks anarchists and other radicals. The plan would use returning troop ships to send alien agitators back to their native lands.
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New York
Winnipeg arrests six more men in strike movement
Winnipeg June 21 six more strike leaders all classed as alien agitators were taken in custody by the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. They are charged with seditious conspiracy and are confined at the Stony Mountain penitentiary.
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Winnipeg
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Ogden Youth Confesses to Six Burglaries in One Night
Ogden 18 year old Alpert Shea was arrested after being caught by a night watchman while breaking into an office case. He confessed to burglarizing six Wall Avenue establishments between Twenty second and Twenty third streets citing lack of funds. Police plan to link him to ten day residence burglaries and suspect an accomplice.
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Ogden
Alpert Shea
Goddard Packing Company
Twentieth Street
Wall Avenue
Shea
Mutual Creamery Company
Rawson Brothers Coal Company
M. L. Jones Coal Company
Frank
Good Liniment for Lameness Proves Best in House
Mrs. J W Wallace of Macon Missouri reports Chamberlain s Liniment a splendid remedy for lameness muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. Mr Wallace adds it was the best liniment they have ever used at home.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Wallace
Macon
Private Harry King Killed in Action in Argonne
Private Harry Alonzo King of Company M 305th Infantry 77th Division was killed in action on 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 Bandon Oregon Teamsters Union 182 Astoria Oregon Woodmen of the World Climax Camp 295 Astoria Oregon dues paid by his mother. He joined June 24 1918 called to service and sailed overseas August 6. He leaves a mother and sister here a sister in Astoria and a brother 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
Imourn
Rotarians Tour Pocatello on Mile-Long City Drive
Fifty Rotarians from Salt Lake arrived in Pocatello for a day trip. They visited the Idaho Technical Institute and the experimental farm, rode through the wholesale district, and viewed the city from Pocatello Heights. The group included delegates from Tecoma Everett Seattle and Bellingham with A L Sommers of Sheboygan. They departed at 12 15 and trains 45 and Antram party from Buffalo planned Yellowstone Park travel tomorrow.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake
Norman BB
Adkison
Walter H. Cleare
George F. Gasser
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello Heights
Puget Sound
Tecoma
Everett
Seattle
Bellingham
A. L. Sommers
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Association of Commerce
Antram Party of
Buffalo
Yellowstone Park
Park
Yellowstone Station
Gardiner
Interned German Ships Sunk and Abandoned at Scapa
London reports by the British admiralty that certain interned German warships at Scapa flow were sunk and abandoned by their crews. The German crews are in safe custody. The exact number of sunk ships is not known, and the vessels had not been manned since internment. It is believed they opened seacocks to flood and sink.
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London
Scapa
Admiralty
Battleships and Cruisers Turn Back to Home Fleets
Washington reports battleships and cruisers used to transport American troops will be withdrawn from that service by July 15. Ships at Atlantic ports will not return to France, while those overseas or en route will finish current trips before reconversion for fleet use.
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Washington
Atlantic
France
Navy Department
Sound Sleep and Digestion Boosts Performance
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for wakefulness caused by indigestion and constipation. Claims restful sleep improves work and business performance with a clear head and better digestion. Encourages trying the tablets.
Old Papers for Sale at the Tribund Office
Old papers are offered for sale at the Tribund Office. The notice lists sale terms and contact details for interested buyers.
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Tribund Office
Oer
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. They adopted a state constitution, elected officers, planned memorials including a memorial fountain and county albums, and discussed Mondell reclamation measures and wartime service support.
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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
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
Resolutions Committee
State War Mothers’ Association
Congress
Idaho Reclamation Service
House of Congress
Miss Hull
Steely
Miss Anderson
Tupper
Home From School Nelson Returns From Idaho
How ard son of Dr and Mrs W F Howard is home after attending the University of Idaho in Moscow for the past year Visiting Sister Mrs A Leymer guest of her sister Mrs Robert Terrell Leymer comes from Kansas City Kansas and will stay two weeks Took in Falls Mr and Mrs Harry Wade visited Twin Falls and Shoshone Falls in the Twin Falls district Now at Russell Jack Mullen and Emmett Gasser at Fort Russell Cheyenne Wyoming expect discharge within days
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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
Russell
Jack Mullen
Emmett Gasser
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Rupert residents visit with Grace Fitzpatrick
Miss Hazel Nelson and Miss Brownie Haynes of Rupert returned home today after visiting Grace Fitzpatrick. Miss Nelson is a cousin of Miss Fitzpatrick. Mr and Mrs William Trimmer of Salt Lake City attended a bankers convention in Burley Idaho and spent a few hours en route home. Mr Trimmer is cashier of the Continental Bank in Salt Lake.
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Rupert
Hazel Nelson
Brownie Haynes
Grace Fitzpatrick
Miss Nelson
William Trimmer
Salt Lake
Bankers
Burley
Idaho
Trimmer
Continental Bank
Visiting Friends and Police Appointments Noted in City
Mrs. R H Whisler, formerly of San Diego and now in Salt Lake, visits friends here. William Olks, with prior police service, is appointed patrolman by Chief Geo Ish and begins east side duties. F W Shafer funeral held for the Leva Hot Springs death. Rev C S Tunnell presided at Walker chapel. interment Mountainview. L D Shafer of Vancouver, WA, present.
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R. H. Whisler
San Diego
California
Salt Lake
Whisler
A. T. Stevenson
William Olks
Geo. Ish
Olks
Rotary Special Train Delights Butte With Band Concert
A special four car Pullman train carrying Rotary club delegations from Montana cities passed through the city last evening after attending the Rotary International convention. The Butte band of twenty six pieces played a delightful concert at the Short Line depot during the brief stop.
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Rotary Club
Montana
Salt
Rotary Clubs
Butte
Short Line
Fine Elk Party and Salt Lake Visit Highlight Local Notes
The Elks Temple party drew strong turnout with ten initiates and over one hundred guests enjoying a late Liberty lunch in the grill after a dancing party in Antlers hall. Mrs. L. Quigley travels to Salt Lake to visit relatives and a veteran from Company C 24th Engineers receives medical care on arrival. Arrests for vagrancy lead to fines, with two other women paying fines for similar charges and Amami pleading guilty to intoxication.
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Elks Temple
Antlers Hall
Marian
Chaco Wilson
Devaney
East Clark
North Second Avenue
West Side
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J. M. Hopkins
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