Wlyweds Go T Coast For Oneymoon
Miss Myra Hollingworth Kane and William Mullen wed at St Joseph's Pro Cathedral with Rev Cyril Van der Donekt officiating. The couple, longtime residents of Pocatello, left by train 42 for a coast honeymoon after a formal reception at the Kane home and a shower of rice from friends.
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St. Joseph's ProCathedral
Myra Hollingworth Kane
William Mullen
Cyril van der Donekt
Ry. Joseph's
Lohengrin
O. B. Steeley
Little Ary Kathleen Schaeffer
Father van der Ponckt
W. A. Wright
G. Edward Schaeffer
Kane
North Haves
Dorothy Hull
O. B. Steely
Pocatello
James F. Kane
J. B. Mullen
Short Line
Mullen
San Francisco
No. 42
Local Briefs From Wednesday's Daily
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson on Monday June 16. All concerned reported lively. Auto driver pleads guilty to speeding in police court before Judge M R Lockhart and pays $25 fine. Two men sentenced to six days for intoxication. Soldiers letters uncalled for at office. destroy after July 10. Mrs Sletcher R Burrus and daughter Adelyne return from three months at Long Beach California visiting San Diego Pasadena Catalina Islands and Camp Kearney. health improved by stay.
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Frank Wilson
Drew
M. R. Lockhart
Sletcher R. Burrus
Adelyne
Long Beach
California
San Diego
Pasadena
Cataline Islands
Camp Kearney
Mexico
Burrus
Persistent Violator Charges Arimo Man and Anna Clark
Charged persistent violator Ron All Price was arrested Tuesday at Arimo by Deputy Tom Smith for whiskey possession and held to answer in district court. Anna Clark, arrested by police and turned over to county authorities, will also be charged as a persistent violator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronall Price
Arimo
Tom Smith
Anna Clark
Homeward Return of Oscar Garrett from Overseas
Local resident Oscar Garrett, a prominent member of the Garrett Transfer comedy group, has returned home last evening after serving abroad. Details of service and reunions with family and community are expected in upcoming notices.
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Oscar Garett
Veterans Return Home From Ft Russell In Wyoming
Mt Russell Wyoming lists veterans Oscar, David Reece and Sergeant John Mullen returning from overseas service with the 345th Field Artillery 90th Division and an engineering detachment. A man named Everett Armitige is held on liquor transport charges after train seizure near Pocatello. Local canning demonstration at Technical Institute led by Mrs. Holt encourages home preservation of vegetables meats and fish. A. H. Murphy opens Murphy's Auto Repair at Perkins garage and Dr A M Newton resumes practice with Dr W F Howard in the Kane building.
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Mt. Russell
Wyoming
Oscar
France
345Th Field Artillery
David Reece
John Mullen
Ft. Russell
Everett Armitige
Mabey
Pocatello
Gecapel
The
Technical Institute
Holt
Preliminary hearing held for two men on liquor selling charge
Preliminary-Spiro Fellis and George Georgantopulos faced a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace E. G. Houde for allegedly selling intoxicating liquor. They were bound over to the district court under a $500 bond each, with Attorney Walter Anderson representing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiro Fellis
George Georgantopulos
Justice of the Peace
E. G. Houde
District Court
Walter Anderson
On Way Home and Local News From Bannock County
On Way Home reports Charles E. Arney public service agent for the Northern Pacific and Chas A Murray tax attorney for the same road were in town yesterday en route to north Idaho. A. T. Marshall deputy fish and game warden says Otto M. Jones works with the department to keep screens in order to prevent trout escapes. Sop Born notes George Dorr and wife of Detroit welcomed a nine pound boy born Monday June 23. Mrs Dorr is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rose who have visited recently. Dorr is a draftsman for Metalwood in Detroit.
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Charles E. Arney
Northern Pacific
Chas. A. Murray
Sane Road
North Idaho
Mr. Arney
Pocatello
A. T. Marshall
Fish and Game
Bannock County
Otto M. Jones
State Fish and Game Commis
Department
Sop
George Dorr
Detroit
Mich
Dorr
John Rose
Anonymous letter attacks shacks and signs
A reader, refusing to sign, objects to a proposed build on W. B. Hopson’s vacant lots calling them shacks. The Tribune denies publication of the unsigned letter and invites the author to sign and submit a constructive view for space.
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W. 8. Hopson
the Tribune
Kemmerer Prepares for Record Fourth of July
Kemmerer Wyoming June 25 Prospects for an elaborate Fourth of July celebration here are better than ever Sublet Diamonville Frontier Fossil Oakley Conroy Glencoe and Opal have signed to join Kemmerer in celebrating Independence Day July 4 and 5 Special trains will run between these points and the city to bring visitors The city expects the biggest Fourth of July crowd yet and a reception and banquet for returned soldiers and sailors will be held This will be no pink tea affair but real eats will be served a large sum of money has been subscribed for the purpose
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Sublet
Diamonville
Frontier
Fossil
Oakley
Conroy
Glencoe
Opal
Honeymoon at Utah Capital
Miss Mabel Goodburn and William L. Pemberton wed by Rev. Harry S. Hamilton in the Methodist church at ten minutes past midnight June 25. Attendants were Miss Helen Higley and A. A. Springmeyer. After the ceremony the couple left by train for Salt Lake City for their honeymoon.
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Mabel Goodburn
William L. Pemberton
Harrys. Hamilton
Helen Higley
A. A. Springmeyer
Ford Switches After Hand Showed Ford Switches After Hand Showed
Mount Clemens Michigan June 24 Testimony in the Ford Chicago Tribune libel suit spans seven weeks of hearings. P W Williams Tribune correspondent testified about a June 21 1916 conversation with Ford General Manager Klingensmith and a June 22 Tribune dispatch. The defense argues the company policy shifted after the June 23 editorial while witness Julia Orloff testified Ford officials told her the employer had not yet decided how to aid a needy employee family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
Ford-Chicago Tribune
P. W. Williams
Tribune
Ivtrest
Williams
Ford Company
Klingen Smith
the Tribune
Council For the Tribune
Klingensmith
Dr. Klingensmith
Twin Falls Man Wanders From Home
Twin Falls June 25 search continues for J. J. Hammond a Twin Falls man who wandered away yesterday morning and has not returned. Police sheriff's office and boy scouts with citizens are aiding the search. He was last seen Sunday morning by Dr A Emes on Fifth avenue east. Officers drained the Eighth avenue canal and searched its length in case of drowning.
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Twin Falls
J. J. Hammond
Sheriff's Office
Boy Scouts
A. Emes
Fifth Avenue East
Richmond
Cauley
Eighth Avenue Canal
Outing Club Opens South Fork Resort Plans
J Wesley Holden Toul Penslar and Mr. Sheacy of Idalo Falls visited to discuss Grand Canyon club plans for a new outing resort on the South Fork of the Snake River adjacent to Wyoming’s closed game preserve. The site will host six cabins and extensive equipment with rich game and top fishing prospects. About six members from Pocatello and a few others to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Holden
Toul Penslar
Mr. Sheacy
Idalo Falls
Grand Canyon Club
Snake River
Wyoming
Pocatello
Congress May Tame Day Bill
Washington reporters note the house judiciary committee defeated an amendment restricting home liquor possession and usage in the enforcement bill. The panel signaled broad provisions remain, allowing home stock but threatening penalties for possession despite wartime and constitutional prohibition.
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Washington
House Judiciary
Railroads Urge Passenger Equipment for Troop Movements
Secretary of War and director general of railroads announce displays in station waiting rooms to remind the public that returning soldiers must have first consideration. They note heavy travel and ask public cooperation to move troops without delay across all trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of War
Ypublic
Railroads report superb safety on No Accident Week
Up to noon yesterday there was one personal injury on the Short Line and this begins the first two days of No Accident Week. Among 62 railroads 61 have a clear record, drawing keen interest from railroad circles and the public.
White Elected Chairman at Dispatchers Convention
William White was elected chair man of the resolutions committee at the dispatchers convention in Chicago last week. Four hundred twelve delegates attended the four day session at the LaSalle hotel. The next convention will be the second Monday in June 1920 in New York city. Mr White left Chicago yesterday for London Ontario for a two week visit before returning to Pocatello.
Railroad Crew Dispatches and Officials Depart for Duties
Acting Crew Dispatcher Williams reports crews being called to service with ample work ahead. Conductor J C Long of the Minidoka branch takes a Pocatello third district run. E E Barlet leaves tonight for Salt Lake for company business. F J Hearty, Edward Valve & Manufacturing coast rep, visiting. H B Glae, seal inspector, in city en route to inspection trip to Nampa Shoshone and other Short Line points. J E Davis returns from west end inspection.
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J. C. Long
Minidoka
Pocatello
E. E. Barlet
Superintendent of Motive Power
Salt Lake
F. J. Hearty
Pacific Coast
The
Edward Valve & Manufacturing Company
H. B. Glae
Nampa
Shoshone
Willie Ritchie Avoids Decline Fight Plans
Friends of former lightweight champion Willie Ritchie say he has no intention of facing second rate opponents in his post boxing years. He notes he was thrifty in his prime and now would only return for a high price, aware promoters will not offer what he considers fair. Classified ads introduce the work seeker to the weak opportunity.
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A. H. Murphy
Perkins
North Second Avenue
Center Street
Murphy
Bannock
North Arthur
Bremerton Navy Yard
Mooney & Huff
Murphy’s Auto Repair
San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Ritchie
Cooperative Hog Shipment Tops Prices in Salt Lake Yard
Farmers of Bingham county via the farm bureau completed their first live stock co operative shipment. Hogs owned by FT J Spraker Lew Spraker Forest Bales and L Fresh were sold through Salt Lake stock yards to Cuda Hy Packing of North Salt Lake City. Yard buyers called it the best car in two weeks and sold at 18.50 dollars per hundred despite an eastern market drop.
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Bingham County
Farm Bureau
H. C. Taylor
Department of Livestock
FT. J. Spraker
Lew Spraker
Forest
L. Fresh
Salt Lake
Cudahy Packing Company
North Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls Unle Sam to Oversee Federal Building Repairs
Public works include repairs and improvements at the federal building with bids planned for plans and specifications. Project features such as kalse mining, new basement floor, finish of unfinished areas, new basement stairway, driveway extension, and an estimated cost likely over 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Unle Sam
Federal
W. J. Coltman
Weather and crop conditions for the week ending Tuesday
A dry week with no rain worsened drought in many areas while warmth aided irrigation districts. Haying and fruit picking progressed. cherries, apples, prunes and potatoes showed good quality and growth. Grasshoppers damaged some pastures. fire risk rose amid continued dry conditions.
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Idaho County
Lewiston
Boise-Payette
Morgan
Oklahoma
Commissioners Proceedings Report of Road and Bridge Fund
The record lists numerous payments and services for road and bridge work including George Allsop 157.40, Anderson & Sons Co. 12.54, Bassett 7.00, Co W and M Co 660.00, D W 9.20, Grace Merc 7.90, Haven 35.21, Howell 27.62, Jenson 5.00, Last Chance Canal Co 83.23, Nichols 6.40, Terry 4.90, Turner 5.95, and many other line items for labor, materials, nails, spikes, lumber, and auto hire across the county.
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Allsop
George
Dar Sasnane Socrle Anderson & Sons Co
Anderson
Ernest
Bassett
W. H
Benson
Raymond
Bartlome
John
Ballwinkle
Sam
C W & M Co
Mdse
Cole
A’ J
Chatterton
Wilford
Crump, Hyrum
David
Haven
Alfred P
Howell
Verl
Helmandolar
Smakisecueedest
John H
Henderson
Marion
Hutson
W. S
Hansen
Leonard E
Havenor
W. P
Irish
William
Jenson
J. B
Lowe Bros
Largilliere Co
Last Chance Canal Co
Lee
Ira
Auto Hire
Lund
Chas
McCann
Brig
McLain
McCoy Grain Co
Thos
Turner, Heber
Terbet
A. E
Vaidanakker
Woodland
D. B
Waddell
S. X
Waltes
George W
Bingham County Roots for State Prize Winner
The county organized boys and girls in 1918 and the 1919 districts and clubs expand under eager leaders. A Bingham member won a state championship and Allen is expected to receive his achievement pin in time for the Blackfoot festival on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Allen Johnson
Shelley Beet Club
Department of Agriculture
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Bingham County
Allen
Townend Family Missing After Car Wreck on Hills
A. Townend owner of a North Main Street second hand shop vanished with his wife two children and a friend after a late evening drive. The group then reappeared from the hills safe but shaken as their car slid down Pocatello Creek hill after brakes failed. only one person was injured.
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A. Townend
North Main Street
Pocatello
Bride From La Rochelle Weds Soldiers Of Fifteenth Cavalry
New York June 25 Mrs. Jesse Eichelberger wife of Private Eichelberger of Pocatello arrived on the Santa Teresa and 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
Eichelberger
Pocatello
Santa Teresa
Larochelle
France
Fifteenth Cavalry
Seek relief on shortage of labor
Pocatello Commercial club members met at the Baaneck hotel for a noonday luncheon to discuss housing laborers and plan cooperation with the labor council. The group noted free camping grounds at Tenth and Center are open, road signs are pending, and fifte en members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Commercial Club
Baaneck
Ted
Labor Council
Pocatello Lodge Tops Growth at Knights of Pythias Meet
At the Twin Falls convention of the Knights of Pythias Pocatello lodge was praised for the finest growth in the state and a clear active trend on all lines. J. A. Hibbard was elected grand tribune and named a grand lodge officer.
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Knights of Pythias
Twin Falls
Pocatello Lodge
J. A. Hibbard
Bicycle Revival Draws Crowds At San Francisco Velodrome
The bicycle revival in San Francisco continues to attract weekly crowds after a long hiatus. A new generation of riders joins several old-time names in pursuit of honors at the recently completed velodrome.
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San Francisco
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Wrom
A. M. Newton
W. F. Howard
Kane Building
Roumania
Utah Capital
W. T. Pemberton
FORD
Outing Club
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Congress
Railroad News
J. E. Davis
West End
New Nigeria
C Clifford
Clifford
Nigeria
Pahang
West Indies
Ceylon
Gold Coast
Reelance
Maia
Dubois
Ashton & St. Anthony Power Company
Hamer
Hollister
Wasa Harkins
W. J. Walter
Buhl
State Highway Department
Colours Olson
Idaho
W. L. Johnson
W. W. Claycomb
Waverly
State Institution
Blackfoot
O. P. Duvall
Claycomb
Woolley
H. S
County Physi
White & Co
Whittlesey
Emily
Corneio Ollee
Wells
Franklin
D. Ee
Woods
West Disinfecting Co
Moise
Wheeler, J
Cevcaeerreee
Whitney
J T
White & Co. E. C
Young
Theresa
Steno
Eee
Turner
Theo
Indig
Tuurios
Gust
Lnderwood Typewriter Co
United Taxi Co
van Keuth
Felix
J. P
Viegal
Julius
D. Williams
T. S
D. C
Wheeler
Miss Etna
Asessor's
West Pub. Co
Wright
W. A
Welch
B. F
LA Rochelle
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