Local boxing fans buzz over Teddy O'Hara visit in Pocatello
Boxers Teddy O'Hara and manager Jack Matthews arrived in Pocatello on No. 18 ahead of a July Fourth eight round bout at the Colonial theatre in Idaho Falls. Promoter C E Decipher and Tribune reps met them after a train arrival. O'Hara, with a long pro record, drew last week in Taos and boasts victories over top welters. Myers trains at Bannock gym for the Idaho Falls engagement, hoping to upset the coast fighter in the midweek bout.
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Pocatello
Teddy O’hara
Oakland Fuor
Myers
Colonial Theatre
Idaho Falls
Bannock Athletic Club
O’hara
Gate City
al Pocatello
Lance
Eddy
Jack Matws
C. E. Decipher
Pocatello Athletics
Tribune
Teddy
Jack Matthews
Northwest
Seattle
Anila
Inday
Oang Carman
Portland
Taa
Washington
Itlander
Iman
Kany Trambitas
Hara
E Best
Pafie
Bannockenasium
Spug
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Los Aunos
Rotary Club Welcomes Fort Hall Indian Aid Advocate
The weekly Rotary meeting at the Bannock hotel welcomed William Donner, Fort Hall Indian Reservation superintendent, as a new member. Jesse R. S. Budge praised President Harding's conservative leadership and commitment to law over fanciful notions. The club plans a dinner honoring Dr. Frank G. Wells at Bannock hotel on Monday with guests Dan Church American Falls and others, plus musical solos.
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Bannock
William Donner
Fort Hall
C. C. Bowerian
Donner
Rotarians
Jesse R.S. Budge
Harding
Perons
Budge
Frank G. Wells
Monay
Bannock Hotel
Dan Church
American Falls
Chicago
McCormick
Saltago C
Jack Boyle
Burley
Rs Steely
Reverend J Whitcomb Brougher Heads to Yellowstone
Prominent Los Angeles Methodist pastor Reverend J Whitcomb Brougher traveled through Pocatello today en route to Yellowstone Park.
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Park
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Los Angeles
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Local visitors and civic notes from Bannock county
Lewis J. Petty of Oxford visits with daughter Mrs Theodore Turner of South Seventh avenue. A marriage license was issued to Wm R Jones and Myrtle Gladys Heydlauff of Roy Utah. Evelyn and Emily Porges were omitted from Thursday's Harding visit article. their grandfather Julius Gottberg is a local jeweler. Joseph Morman leaves for Butte to open a new Navy recruiting station. his wife and daughter accompany him. Chief A F Kaniewski remains in charge.
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Lewis J. Petty
Oxford
Bannock County
City
Mrs
Theodore Turner
South Seventh Avenue
Wm. R. Jones
Myrtle Gladys Heydlauff
Roy
Utah
Evelyn
Emily Porges
Tribune
Hardin
Julius Gottberg
Harding
Butte
Joseph Morman
Mont
Mr. Morman
Montana
A. F. Kaniewski
Sheepy Taylor Jailed After Vagrancy Conviction
Sheepy Taylor pled guilty to vagrancy and was fined 100 dollars by Police Judge John W. Peters. In default of payment he was committed to jail. Other defendants faced smaller fines for intoxication and related charges. Jim Brown an Indian was fined 50 dollars for intoxication and handed to Ft Hall agency officials.
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Brown
Ft. Hall
Pioneers Plan A Celebration In Pocatello
A special Old Pioneers' club meeting at the Y M C A in Pocatello drew fifty members. Mayor Rosas, H R Thompson and others urged intergroup cooperation to stage Pioneers' day with a large turnout and railroad support.
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Old Pioneers’ Club
Marguerite Rickard
Helen Budge
W. J. Harvey
Sam Cox
Ben Rosas
H. R. Thompson
C. A. Thomaser
Idaho Technical Institute
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pocatello
Dan Church
Hinckley
Dr Wells to Speak Monday in Pocatello
Franklin C Wells medical director and conservation engineer with Equitable Life Assurance will deliver two lectures in Pocatello on Monday July 2 the 11 am address for Short Line office forces and railroad workers at the YMCA gym and the 4 pm talk for shop forces in the blacksmith shop He will be hosted at a Bannock hotel luncheon by the Chamber Rotary and Kiwanis clubs and is known for health preservation and national lectures.
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Franklin C. Wells
Equitable Life Assurance Company
New York City
Pocatello
Dr. Wells
Europe
Orient
Wells
America
Union Pacific
Bannock Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
Survey of Idaho irrigation projects underway in state
Congressman Burton French and fellow lawmakers conducted an extensive survey of the American Falls and Fort Hall irrigation ventures on the Fort Hall reservation with Superintendent William Donner. The committee members examined features of the lands and projects and praised the Fort Hall and American Falls prospects as favorable for Idaho. French returned to Moscow for a stay through October.
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Burton French
Idaho
Pocatello
Moscow
Louis C. Framton
Midh
House Committee On Appropriations
Frenth
Addison T. Smith
Public Lands and Irrigation
American Falls
Fort Hall
William Donner
Congressman French
United States
Alaska
Bernd
French
Pocatello Apprentices Attend National Railway Boys Conference
Four delegates from Pocatello shops left yesterday to attend the American Railway Employed Boys conference in Hollister Missouri from June 30 to July 3. The local A R E B club is making its first trip with George Carlson as president W E Pearce E Hanson and Rulon Teeples as delegates. They will report back to the local Y M C A upon return.
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Pocatello
American Railway Employed
Hollister
Young Men’s Christian Association
Union Pacific
George Carlson
W. E. Pearce
E. Hanson
Special Fourth of July Fare Deals To Idaho Falls and Shelby
J C Hanson, Short Line ticket agent, announces a round trip rate of one and a half fare for July 4th festivities at Idaho Falls hosted by the American Legion. Tickets sold July 3 and 4 with return by July 5. Reduced rates also set for Shelby Montana for the Dempsey Gibbons fight, via Butte and the Great Northern line, with sale July 24 and 25 and return by July 5.
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J. C. Hanson
Idaho Falls
American Legion
Shelby, Mont
Short
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Butte
Great Northern
Shelby
Firecrackers Prohibited Under City Ordinance
Police report strict enforcement of Section No. 215 prohibiting possession and discharge of firecrackers rockets torpedoes Roman candles and other fireworks inside city limits as well as blank cartridge caps containing explosive mixtures. Chief Lehr notes the ordinance will be enforced this morning.
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Lehr
NATIONS CHIEF A GOOD MIXER
Congressman Addison T. Smith and Mrs. Smith visited President Harding as their private car rolled through Idaho. Smith, from Ohio, praised Idaho crowds and described the president and Mrs. Harding greeting people at every stop and shaking hands at McCammon. He credited Idaho organizers for flawless arrangements and comfort for the presidential party.
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Addison T. Smith
Harding
Idaho
Twin Falls
Ohio
Congressman Smith
Idaho Falls
Ople
Ms. Harding
McCammon
Tdlaho Falls
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North Main
W. Hopkins
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Smith
Ehic
Speme
Style Shop
Comer
Main and Clark
Rudman & Gottberg
Elgin and Waltham
Maide
W. Center St
Rudman
Gottberg
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