Sweethearts Before Civil War Tie The Knot In Idaho
Elizabeth Fickel of Pocatello Idaho and Frank Barnhisel of Leavenworth Kansas wed at 7:50 p.m. Monday June 1919 at 444 miles southwest of the city in a ceremony led by Rev N T Allen. The couple, both born in the same year, share a long rural New Era family story with four generations present. They will reside at Sixth Avenue Pocatello Idaho after June 30.
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Galesburg
Arthur Peterson
North
Cedar Street
John W. Kenan
Elizabeth Fickel
Pocatello
Idaho
Frank Barnhisel
Leavenworth
Kansas
Beth Kenan
N. T. Allen
Ald
John Underwood
Coldbrook Township
Warren County
The
Wear
Barnhisel
Ellis
H. H. Clay
Sixth Avenue
Pocutello
Name Mountain Named a Memorial to Col Roosevelt in Black Hills
New York reports that the Black Hills Joineen Memorial Association will rename Sheep Mountain as Mount Theodore Roosevelt on July 4 during Deadwood Homecoming Week. A fifty foot granite cairn will crown the summit with a cattle-brand stone from T A Brown of Spearfish. Governor of South Dakota to preside with General Leonard Wood among attendees from Wyoming Montana Nebraska and South Dakota.
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New York
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Black Hills
Roosevelt
Deadwood
Seth Bub Luck
Northwest
Theodore Roosevelt
Sheep Mountain
Round Top
Wyroming
Montana
Wyoming
Belle Fourche
Colonel Roosevelt
Summit
T. A. Brown
Spearfish
South Dakota
Leonard Wood
Nebraska
Siders Talks on the New Bill at Tech Summer School
Superintendent W R Siders outlined the congress education bill proposing 100 million dollars yearly for ten years, matched by states, with 7.5 for illiteracy eradication and Americanization, 50 for equalized opportunities, 20 for health and recreation, and 15 for teacher preparation. He cited U S illiteracy, foreign-born education needs, Idaho metrics, and calls for school nurses, dental clinics, and exams. The bill envisions a department and secretary of education in the president's cabinet. public invited to attend from 10 to 10:40 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
W. R. Siders
Congress
National Educational Association
United States
Idaho
Department of Education
Secretary of Education
Stolen Hupmobile Recovered After Quick Sheriff Search
A Hupmobile owned by Nick Morrin was stolen from in front of the Marquette pool hall on North Second avenue. Deputies Bendixsen and Nelson found the car on South Second within fifteen minutes as the two occupants admitted they had taken the wrong vehicle during a night out. No arrests were made.
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Nick Morrin
Marquette Pool Hall
North Second Avenue
Bendixsen
Nelson
South Second Avenue
Two License Plates Required After July First
Two License Plates will be required on autos under state law as enforced by Numbers-County Assessor R O Graham acting for the secretary of state. After July 1 operators with one number will be liable. Autoists may obtain the second number by filing an affidavit and sending $1 to the secretary of state. the application form is available at the assessor's office in the county building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Graham
Secretary of the State
Secretary of State
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Labor Office Seeks Daily Requests From Employers
Pocatello employment chief P. E. Long reports many overseas troops are returning daily and applying for work of all kinds. Soldiers prior to service held good positions in various firms and want back into those lines. Long urges local businesses to contact the employment office and list job wants daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
List Labor
P. E. Long
Pocatello
Ood
Nises
Death of Calvert W. Leeper in New Mexico
The world is notified of the death of Calvert W. Leeper in Clovis New Mexico on Sunday. Formerly a resident of Pocatello he worked here as a telegraph operator for the Short Line. After months of illness he left for New Mexico a month ago hoping to recover.
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Mexico
Calvert W. Leeper
Clovis
New Mexico
Pocatello
Funeral Held for Local Resident Leeper
Friends mourn the death of Mr. Leeper. He is survived by his wife and infant, his mother, four brothers, and one sister Mrs C E Corder of this city. The funeral was held at Clovis today. Two fires Sunday burned waste at Short Line yards and a chicken coop behind 340 North Third Avenue, quickly knocked down by the west side department with two streams of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeper
C. E. Corder
Clovis
West Side
Florence Allen
North Third Avenue
Picture of Po catello bankers annual picnic at Mink Creek
Fifty members from First National Bank of Pocatello Grace and Bancroft and McCammon State Bank enjoyed a day outing yesterday. They traveled by car, started in the morning and returned at night. The picnic and lunch were better than the fishing and the event will become an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Banks of Pocatello
Grace and Bancroft
McCammon State Bank
Mink Creek
Canteen Serves 500 Returning Soldiers En Route Home
On the way home over 500 boys were cared for at the Pocatello Canteen yesterday. They were en route to Camp Lewis for discharge and formed from returned overseas men of various companies. A casual train with 300 boys aboard arrived at seven in the evening, stayed thirty minutes, then toured the city by bike before continuing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Camp Lewis
Open Stock event Opens at Auditorium July 21
Opens Stock event E For reat Taylor and his Rotarian Stock company will open a six weeks engagement at the Auditorium starting Monday July 21. The opening play When He Came Back is the first after the war and among the year's biggest drama hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Forreat Taylor
YWCA Flower and Glad Girls Visit Hospitals
The Flower Girls and the Glad Girls, two YWCA social groups formed by younger members, visited hospitals yesterday delivering flowers to patients. Leader of Flower Girls is Miss Dorothy Budike and Miss Marie Holmes leads the Glad Girls.
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Flower Girls
Glad Girls
Dorothy Budike
Flower Girls’ Society
Marie Holmes
Society of
Ladies of the B of L F and E I meet Tuesday
The Ladies of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 at Eagle Hall to discuss union matters and upcoming events.
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Eagle Hall
Fishing Trip Yields Thirty Five Sized Catch
Good fishing reported by R E Hutchinson H J Pierpont and Tom LaVatta who spent yesterday north of town. A hot day with a breeze produced good results as the party returned early in the evening with 35 fish of the right size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E H. Hutchinson
H. J. Pierpont
Tom LaVatta
Municipal band rehearses Tuesday at Commercial hall
The Pocatel o band announces a Tuesday evening rehearsal in the Commercial hall. Yesterday's courthouse concert delighted attendees and next Sunday's concert is planned for the high school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Municipal Band
Commercial Hall
Court House
Kane Returns for Sister's Wedding in North Dakota
Miss Myra Hollingworth Kane's wedding is planned for Wednesday morning as Kane returns from Boise after two months away. Meanwhile M L Roberts, longtime Pocatello jeweler, arrives from Montpelier for a short family visit of several days.
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Kane
Boise
Myra Hollingworth Kane
Montpelier
M. L. Roberts
Pocatello
Ban nock County Commissioners Open 30 Day Equalization Session
The Ban nock county board of commissioners opened its regular session at the courthouse this morning. The board of equalization will be taken up at this meeting, which is slated to last for thirty days.
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Bannock County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Board of Equalization
Court Postponed Owing to Absence of Police Judge
Court session postponed until Tuesday morning due to the absence of Police Judge M R Lockhart who was called to St Anthony on court matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Lockhart
St. Anthony
Family heads to Seattle for summer
Mrs. James McGonigle and her children depart this evening on No. U7 bound for Seattle to spend the summer away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
James McGonigle
Denver Construction Firm Arrives for Business Matters
J. H. Kimball of a Denver construction company is in town today to discuss ongoing projects and potential contracts with local clients. He plans to meet with several firms to review schedules and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kimball
Denver
Back From Kansas Mrs Ira Lambing and Son Return
Mrs Ira Lambing and her son Junior returned Saturday from a two months journey to St Francis Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ira
Lambing
St. Francis
Simmyland Visitor J Wesley Holden in Idaho Falls
J Wesley Holden an Idaho Falls attorney visits Simmyland as a business guest today and plans meetings with local officials and clients. He is a prominent attorney in the Idaho Falls firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmyland
J. Wesley Holden
Idaho Falls
Railroad workers pledge seven day work weeks with safety focus
About 305 000 central western railroad men signed a seven day pledge subject to no personal injury. Four hundred safety committees were formed to support workers under United Administration rules. No accidents occurred yesterday at Pocatello Short Line Shops or offices and no injuries have occurred there since June 19. 1919 annual passes are invalid north of Pocatello on certain trains on Sundays and holidays, while U S railway administration passes remain valid. Personnel changes include Sue Estes resigning from the over, short and damaged bureau and Mrs. Herman Wilson taking a two week vacation. Officials and workers arrived from Milwaukee and Ogden for various assignments and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Western Region
United
Pocatelo
Pocatello
Yellowstone
United States Railway Administration
Fogarty Arrested Over Confiscated Trunk of Whisky
J A Fogarty was jailed after his trunk containing two cases of Bond and Lillard whisky was confiscated at the Short Line baggage room. He admitted ownership of the trunk and contents after questioning by Sheriff Mabey and will be arraigned on a transporting liquor charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
J. A. Fogarty
Bond & Lillard
Guy Nelson
Fogarty
Sheriff's Office
George Mabey
Opal
Wyoming
AFL Endorses Telegraphers Strike and 44-Hour Week
Atlantic City June 23 The American Federation of Labor votes unanimously to endorse the Commercial Telegraphers strike and to adopt a 44 hour work week. A resolution directs President Gompers to appoint a committee to meet in Washington with Burleson and seek extending recent concessions to telephone and electrical workers to telegraph company employees under government control to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Washington
Burleson
Fergus Falls Tornado Toll Rises With Massive Destruction
State troops search wreckage after a late yesterday tornado in Fergus Falls killed between 60 and 70 people and injured over 100. The Grand hotel is buried under debris, and much of the south of Red River's residential area is destroyed. Five hundred buildings were demolished and many residents are missing.
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Fergus Falls
Red River
Fergus Falls Tornado Casualties Top 200 as Destruction Hits
A tornado struck Fergus Falls yesterday causing at least 47 deaths and 160 injuries with property losses around 6 million dollars. The Grand hotel suffered the highest toll with over fifty guests trapped beneath debris as relief trains arrived. county buildings were destroyed and rescue operations continue.
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Ivanaville
Ind
Fergus Falls
Grand Hotel
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Auto accident leaves Eugenie Clark gravely injured in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake on June 23 Eugenie Clark an employee of the McHenry livery stable was struck by a northbound automobile. He was thrown under street car rear wheels sustaining crush injuries to his right forearm two right toes severed head and abdominal injuries. He was taken to the county hospital for treatment.
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Salt Lake
Murray
Eugenie Clark
McHenry
J. Neilson
Clark
Raila Benneath
State troops raid Rand School in sedition probe
New York on June 23 state troops acting for the Lusk committee raided the Rand School for Social Science at the attorney general’s request and opened a safe believed to hold written and printed material of revolutionary and seditious nature.
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New York
Lusk Joint Legislative Committee
Rand School For Social Science
Polk Nominated for Under Secretary of State Post
Washington announces 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 office created under the 1920 appropriation bill passed by the last Democratic congress.
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Washington
Frank Ll. Polk
New York
State Department
Street gamblers tighten after peace news hits Wall Street
In New York on June 23 news of Germany's unconditional acceptance of the peace treaty reached Wall Street via London about 1 30 p m. The stock market stiffened with little activity as some key stocks rose above early highs after minor pullbacks.
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New York
Germany
Wall Street
London
Associated Press
Paria
Dublin Hotels Close for Five Weeks Over Wages Dispute
In Dublin on June 23 the principal hotels and most others have shut for five weeks due to a wage and hours dispute with the waiters. The closures are complete and many hotels are repainting during the lull.
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Dublin
Foley's Kidney Pills Relieve Thigh Muscle Pains
A Evansville Indiana woman reports six weeks of constant thigh muscle pains ending with relief after using Foley's Kidney Pills. She says backache rheumatic pains soreness and stiffness stopped soon after starting the remedy sold everywhere by Adv.
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J. N. Tohitl
Lottie Motel
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Adv
If I Were a Farmer a Practical Home Medicine Kit
If I were a farmer I would keep reliable medicines for minor ailments at hand. Chamberlain's remedies cover coughs and colds, stomach troubles, and rheumatic pains. Having these at home saves trips to town and helps treat early symptoms to avoid serious diseases.
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Amberlain
Chamberlain
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Praised in Testimonial
A reader from Arlington Tennessee reports rapid relief from a severe influenza cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The man says his son suffered a harsh cough and all remedies failed until the product removed lingering symptoms in two days. He endorses the medicine and shares the personal success story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
E. B. McDowel
Arlington, Tenn
Legion Condemns Reds and Urges Action by Veterans
The American Legion joint executive committee in Paris and St. Louis adopts resolutions denouncing the so called Reds. It pledges 100 percent Americanism, condemns Bolshevik style organizations, and calls for deportation laws to remove aliens deemed enemies of freedom and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Dindstey
The
American Legion
Paris
St. Louis
Haa
Reda
National Headquarters
the Legion
West 44Th Street
Paria
Joint Executive Committee
Legion
United States of America
Rainbow trout planted in Teton river by local officials
Doc Fuller and Station Agent Hiett placed 10 000 rainbow trout in the Teton river on Saturday. The spawn came from the state game warden per James Riggan of Teton City, brother of Ed Riggan, and the deputy game warden for the district. Riggan promotes restocking streams with citizen cooperation urged. Mrs Bessie Goodall Phinney sought travel visas for a yearlong tour of Japan and Australia departing August 7 from Vancouver.
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Driggs
Doc Fuller
Hiett
Teton River
Doc
James Riggan
Teton City
Ed. Riggan
Chapin
Teton County
Teton Valley
Twin Falls
Bessie Goodall Phinney
Peesports
Vancouver
Japar
Australia
Wardner Day scholarship exam set for January 24
Wardner Kellogg high school will host the annual Day scholarship exam at 9 a.m. January 24. Dean Francis A. Thomson of the University of Idaho School of Mines announces the scholarship, valued at 1000 dollars for four years. One scholar is chosen by a committee including local education authorities.
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Wardner
Wardner-Kellogg High School
Puesney Uiersing
Francis A. Thomson
School of Mines
University of Iheho
Jerome
Shocium County
Commissioner of Education
of the University
of Sacheel of Mines
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South End
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