Notables in Dragnet Over Stock Affair
Los Angeles financiers and brokers indicted in the Julian Petroleum collapse rose to fifty. New names include Jacob Bergman and A Swanson as conspirators and forgers. Forty one defendants appeared to post bonds totaling 430000, sparking a bail market dip to 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Southern California
Jacob Bergman
Jack Bennett
8. C. Lewis
Julian Petroleum
Bergman
Bermman
New York
A. Swanson
Julian
Swanson
Couple Issued Marriage Licenses in Idaho Brief
Thomas Joseph Conlin of Lamont and Lucy Ann Taney of Poca tello received marriage licenses this morning. Bingham county offices in Blackfoot will close Thursday 3 to 4 PM for the funeral of Mrs. E L Ames, daughter of Probate Judge J E Good. I B Perrine of Twin Falls, former Perrine hotel owner and state reclamation pioneer, visited Pocatello and departed for Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Joseph Conlin
Lamont
Idaho
Lucy Ann Taney
Pocatello
Bingham County Court House
Blackfoot
E. L. Ames
J. E. Good
I. B. Perrine
Twin Falls
Perrine
Pocatello News Roundup Including Visits and Weather
Mildred Chester returns from Los Angeles as sister Edna stays in California. Trap shoot practice set by Pocatello Trap Shooting Club with visitors welcome. Harvey Wood named manager of Ryan Grait company succeeding E L Price who moves to Seattle. Wood’s office covers Pocatello Twin Falls and Idaho Falls. Colonel M G McConnell in Pocatello awaiting horses from South Dakota for cavalry troop E 116th. Rotary noon meets at Bannock hotel with Dr L L Wirt speaking on Rotary. Weather: 0.74 inches of rain this month. forecast fair, temps around 61 today, 75 Tuesday, 51 at 6 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wood
Ryan Grait Company
E. L. Price
Seattle
Mrs. Wood
Pocatello
Nevada
Mr. Wood
Twin Palls
Idaho Falls
M. G. McConnell
Boise
Adjutant General of
Idaho
Pocaello
South Dakota
E. J. Thorkildsen
Tomorow
E” 116Th Cavalry
Sumner
Rotary
L. L. Wirt
San Francisco
National Council For Her Prevention of War
Rotary Club
Bannock Hotel
Lowell Merrill
James Young
Gaylord Sanford
A. R. Teevle
Local Boys Enter Navy As Brothers Head To Annapolis
Mrs. E M Conley receives a letter from her sons Mitts ipman E G and Tom Conley aboard the U S S Nevada dated June 4. The brothers, both on the same ship, are faring well in naval service and expect to pass through Colon en route to San Pedro. Ed graduated with high honors and Tom is preparing for his remaining math exam as the first pair of brothers to enter Annapolis together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E M. Conley
West
Wyeth Street
Mitts
Ipman
E. G. Conley
U. S. S. Nevada
Colon
San Pedro
Tom
Annapolis
Idaho
Navy
President Coolidge
Hampton Roads
Canal
The
Tech
Academy
Funeral for Geo Pugmire Held in Pocatello Church
The funeral of George Y. Pugmire pioneer resident of Pocatello was held at 2 pm at the Third Ward L D S church. Services featured readings by Third Ward relief society and music, with Painters union and R L Getty Paint Co attendees. Pallbearers included Elmer Peterson and R L Getty, with interment at Mountainview cemetery under Arthur W. Hall mortuary direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Y. Pugmire
Pocatello
Third Ward
Joel Loveland
E. P. Horsfall
William A. Hyde
N. S Pond
A. L. Merrill
Third Ward Relief Society
The
Relief Society
Martha Pugmire
Painters Union
R. L. Getty Paint Company
Mr. Pugmire
Elmer Peterson
R. L. Getty
George Brower
Lamont Tolman
Arthur E. Watson
M. A. Driscoll
Mountainview Cemetery
Arthur W. Hall
Dr Siders to Attend Education Conference in Seattle
Dr Walter R Siders longtime superintendent of Pocatello schools recently resigned and leaves this evening for Seattle to attend the sixty fifth annual National Education Association convention. Meetings occur at Volunteer Park University Stadium and Fifth Avenue Theatre with speakers including Dr Mark A Mathew Bishop E H Hughes and Dr Henry Suzzalo. The final business session is set for July 8 at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Siders
Pocatellos Schools
Seattle
National Educational Association
Siders
Pocatello
Volunteer Park
University Stadium
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Mark A. Mathew
E. H. Hughes
Henry Suzzalo
Crop Prospects Excellent In McCammon And Robin Country
E E Byer vice president of the First National Bank reports from a trip to McCammon and Robin country that crops are the best he has seen. Grain and alfalfa flourish with ample rains boosting prospects for a big yield. Much land is used for seed peas a new crop for the area and promises good returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Byer
First National Bank
McCammon and Robin
Mr. Byer
Pocatello Builds Toward 200000 Dollar City Projects
Pocatello reports total building activity of about 200000 dollars as six months of work proceed. Fire Chief A B Canfield notes 46 of 77 buildings condemned as dilapidated and untenable, with several structures under construction or remodeling, including churches and an apartment house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
A. B. Canfield
Canfield
Congregational Church
New Presbyterian Church
Cone
Funeral of Mrs. Ames Thursday at Blackfoot
The body of Mrs. Irene G. Ames wife of E. L. Ames will be taken to Blackfoot Thursday morning by the McHan Undertaking Company to the home of her parents Judge and Mrs. J. B. Good. The funeral is set for 3 p.m. at the Episcopal church. Mrs. Ames died Monday at a local hospital. Mr. Ames is manager of the Idaho Paint and Glass company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene G. Ames
E. L. Ames
Blackfoot
McHan Undertaking Company
Personalities on the move in Pocatello area
Rancher M. Bird Tew of Leslie Idaho visited Poca tello on business today. Attorney Roy L. Black returned from Montpellier after dealing with matters there Tuesday. Driggs resident Ernest Escott passed through Pocatello en route home from Emmett where he had spent several days. Mrs W N McCarthy came back last evening after several weeks in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Black
Montpellier
Ernest Escott
Driggs
Pocatello
Emmett
W. N. McCarthy
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies Postpone July Meeting
The Pocatello Pioneer Ladies will not hold its regular meeting scheduled for July Fourth but will postpone it to August 1. Presbyterian ladies plan a rum mage sale at the public rest room under the viaduct on the east side, July 1, starting at 9 o'clock in the morning. To prevent dangerous explosions, U S Navy ammunition will be buried in caves. Twenty trans oceanic ships were recently tied up by a strike at New Castle, N S W, collieries. Mexico City and Pueblo, Mexico, have just been connected by long distance telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies
Presbyterian Ladies
U. S. Navy
New Castle
Mexico City
Pueblo
Mexico
Kinkade Sail to Paris After Byrd Flight Mixup
New York AP report states T Harold Kinkade Wright motor expert who was believed to have stowed away aboard Commander Byrd s America will sail on the President Roosevelt to Paris. He supervised motor installation and remained aboard until takeoff. when friends began discarding Byrd s tea tin he chose to board a steamer instead.
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New York
T. Harold Kinkade
Wright Motor
Byrd
America
Roosevelt
United States
Paris
Kinkade
Commander Byrd
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Mildred Chester
Arthur Chester
Edna
California
Pocatello Trap Shooting Club
Geo. Pugmire
Dr. Siders
Tribune
Mrs. Ames
M. Bird Tew
Leslie
Horlick
Wright’s
Cretonne
Stores
O. P. Skaggs Idaho Stores Co
North Main
Jantzen
Acre
Gotham