Portneuf Lime Rock Developments Move Ahead
Portneuf area lime rock deposits near Portneuf siding are slated for early work following a Tuesday contract closing. Frank H. Norberg says mining will start soon with field manager Kelly to arrive. two miles away the quarry will ship via rail cars to Portneuf siding. Local employment remains small now but future expansion could bring hundreds of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portneuf
Clara J. Wood
Frank H. Norberg
Denver Rock
Pocatello
Norberg
Kelly
Yaichi
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Amalgamated Sugar
Great Northern Sugar Companies
Colorado Smelting and Refining Company
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Frank Kohler
Kohler
Wood
Mr. Kohler
J. P. Jones
A. F. Hughes
W. E. Branic
Nurse Sues Widow for Heart Balm in San Francisco
Kathleen King a 28 year old nurse sues widow Ethel Short 57 for 100000 alleging alienation of her husband Fred T King real estate loan broker by Mrs Short. King claims husband asked her to join him in Reno for divorce a month after meeting Short and then stopped supporting her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Kathleen King
Ethel Short
Fred T. King
Auction sale of cars opens at 7 30
Pocatello auto dealers launch a large used car sale at the Chase Auto lot 235 South Main starting at 7 30 Thursday and continuing 7 30 Friday with two sessions Saturday 2 P M and 7 30 P M A Buick sedan will be given away and more than 100 cars will be auctioned Participating firms include Jesse M Chase Bannock Motor Preston A Blair Gem State Motor City Motor Murray Motor and Amphlett Chevrolet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Auto
Chase Auto
South Main
Pocatello
Jesse M. Chase
Bannock Motor
Preston A. Blair
Gem State Motor
City Motor
Murray Motor
Amphlett Chevrolet
Around Town Highlights From Pocatello Community
Edith May Edwards underwent a minor operation at Lynn Bros hospital. Ace Nelson of the Po catello police departs for Island Park and West Yellowstone for vacation, with Mrs Nelson and family. Captain Yancey, famed non stop flyer, due in Pocatello at 4 30 pm and to be hosted at The Legion saloon. Concessions for July 4th must be applied through American Legion headquarters. Greenbacks and gold on display at Nate Block’s window for Days of Old Fort Hall prize events. Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society to picnic at Indian Springs Thursday evening with 20 to 25 members meeting at the Presbyterian church at 7 pm. Norma Hammer host. Joe McCarty, 29, arrested on assault charge. complaint by Dorothy McCarty filed in Judge Callis’ court. McCarty jailed intoxicated. John Kerr, 21, Randall WA, suffered concussion and injuries from a fall while attempting to board an Oregon Short Line freight near Minidoka. in fair condition. A D Lawrence, chief clerk of the U S railway mail service, ordered to Seattle to become acting superintendent. Lawrence has been in Pocatello 10 1/2 years. will leave soon. Howard Spoonmore, held on liquor manufacture equipment charge, moved to Deer Lodge Montana Penitentiary. parole violator with about six years left of a 12 year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Spoonmore
Bannock County
Montana State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Thompson
Spoonmore
Description of Lindbergh kidnap gang given to Wilson
Special agent Frank J. Wilson testified that John Hughes Curtis named five suspects at the Lindbergh baby discovery. The described gang includes Dyn a 42 year old six feet with sandy hair, Sam Goldberg a 35 year old Norwegian Jew, Eric or Nils a slender Scandinavian, John a 35 year old five ten brown suit, and Hilda Larsen a 37 year old wife of Dyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Wilson
Baltimore
Revenue Department
Wilson
Lindbergh
Hopewell
Curtis
Coast Guard
South Jersey
Ella Brisson
Woods Hole
Nellie
John Condon
John Hughes Curtis
Dyn
Sam Goldberg
Eric
Nils
John
Hilda Larsen
Weevil Threatens Tyhee Alfalfa Crops With First Report
C W Daigh Bannock county agent and Bert Bolingbroke Madison county agent met with farmers at Tyhee to assess alfalfa weevil reports. Daigh warned of immediate damage potential up to 50 percent as weevil nips tops and prevents blooming, risking seed production in Grimm alfalfa fields nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Daigh
Bannock County
Bert Bolingbroke
Madison County
Tyhee
Daigh
Bolingbroke
Watson Drug Store Damaged by Fire
Fire at Watson Drug Co on North Main Street caused several thousand dollars in damage after an explosion. Discovered around 6 a m by City Patrolman Herb Williams, flames spread before the 30 minute battle by the fire department. Cause is under investigation by Fire Chief A B Canfield. Damage affected stock behind the prescription counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Drug Company
North Main Street
Herb Williams
A. B. Canfield
Canfield
Man Known as Chase Suspected Clever Imposter in Idaho
Pocatello police and the Lever Brothers investigation identify a man calling himself Mr Chase as a long suspected extortionist. Local residents Lloyd and E L Mc Reynolds aided inquiries after Chase offered a lucrative but fraudulent sales job and left with a bogus introduction letter. Authorities describe Chase as a tall, mid complexion man, 38 to 40, with briefcase and fake Lever Bros letterhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chase
Pocatello
Charles P. Fowler
Denver
Lever Brothers Company
Fowler
Lever Concern
Lloyd McReynolds
E. L. McReynolds
Chase
Sap
Lever Bros. Company
Idaho
McReynolds
J. L. Balderston
Pocatello Police Department
W. L. Strausbaugh
Loren Tolley
Lever Bros
Cambridge
H. D. Baker
Strausbaugh
Rotary to Visit Boy Scout Camp Thursday Evening
Rotary members will visit Camp Tenday where the Boy Scouts are stationed for a family evening meeting. Attendees should arrive before 6 30 to ensure lighting facilities, as no noon meeting will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Boy Scouts
Camp Tenday
Rotary
Club
Boys’ Work Committee
United States Closes Books On Thursday
The article notes a large federal deficit with new tax provisions adding 1.1185 billion to revenue and 2.143 billion from 1928 measures. Original spending stood at 4.113 billion, 851.5 million above current revenue projections. To bridge the gap, 426 million from the sinking fund is not covered, with remaining savings from reduced expenditures. A 33 percent drop in receipts and a 20 percent rise in expenditures drove the deficit.
Legion to Hold Treasure Hunt in Pocatello
The American Legion Days of Old Fort Hall hosts a treasure hunt directed by Charles Butler. Citizens over 15 must register at the Portneuf Block headquarters before 10 a.m. Friday to receive tips on hidden gold and compete for a $10 prize for the first to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Charles Butler
American Legion
Old Fort Hall
Portneuf
Legion Committee
Special Santa Ana Camp meets at Bowles-Mack store
Santa Ana Camp No 3 holds a special meeting at Bowles-Mack store Thursday at 8 p m to finalize plans for the Department Encampment. All members are urged to attend.
German chancellor calls for Versailles revision at reparations talks
Lausanne June 29 AP Franz Von Papen demanded revision of the Versailles treaty as a prerequisite for Germany’s participation in global economic reconstruction. He spoke after Ramsay MacDonald’s question about concessions to settle reparations while last night’s efforts to bridge German French gaps failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Switzerland
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Germany
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
MacDonald
Morticians go on trial at Legion saloon
Byron Downard and A W Hall local morticians face trial before Judge J L Downing with D Worth Clark prosecuting and Ralph Jones defending. If no serious proof emerges they may be tried for evading the mayor's whisker edict after questions about friendliness with Legion members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Byron Downard
A. W. Hall
Legion
J. L. Downing
D. Worth Clark
Ralph Jones
Prominent S W V to Attend Meeting in Idaho
Reservations for the state convention of the United Spanish War Veterans have been received by H D Mac Cosham, commander of Santa Ana camp, from Boise, Payette, Weiser, Caldwell, Nampa, Idaho Falls, Twin Falls and the Snake river valley. The convention will be July 4 5 and 6 during the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration with a large attendance anticipated and notable attendees listed including A C Laster R H Park J F Moreland the Rev Silas P Hagler and E M Holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
the United Spanish War Veterans
H. D. MacCosham
Santa Ana Camp
Boise
Payette
Weiser
Caldwell
Nampa
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Snake River Valley
Old Fort Hall
A. C. Laster
R. H. Park
J. F. Moreland
Fruitland
Silas P. Hagler
Ontario
Oregon
E. M. Holder
Legion Seeks Record Turnout for July 4 Parade
R. J. Schwendiman, publicity chairman for the American Legion celebration, said some people think parade requirements are stricter than they are. He urged entries from individuals with own costume and float ideas, noting only prize competition has specific rules. Those wanting to compete should contact the legion office in the Portneuf building for judge review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Schwendiman
American Legion
Mr. Schwendiman
the Tribune
Legion
Portneuf
Party platform backs repeal and modify Volstead act
The committee adopted a Walsh plank calling for repeal of the 18th amendment and immediate modification of the Volstead act to legalize beer choices under constitutional limits. It rejected a popular referendum on repeal by 35 to 18, then approved 35 to 17 to repeal and modify drinks guidance. Idaho opposed the repeal plank with 17 votes. many states supported the plank. Floor action was anticipated with a potential minority report.
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Walsh
Congress
Massachusetts
Idaho
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Washington State
Wyoming
District of Columbia
South Carolina
West Virginia
Texas
Platform Details At Convention On Tariffs And Relief
The platform outlines a competitive revenue tariff with a fact finding tariff commission free from executive interference. It calls for reciprocal tariff agreements and an international economic conference to restore trade. It proposes unemployment relief via federal credit to states, public works planning, and shorter work weeks with government service changes. It supports unemployment and old age insurance under state laws and farm relief through reformed farm banks and crop surplus control.
Pageant Tickets On Sale For July Fourth Event
Tickets go on sale today at Legion saloon and several drug stores for the giant pageant to be staged on the university lighted field July 4 at 8 30 p m. Advance sale covers reserved seats and general admission. Drum corps contest tickets also available at Legion saloon for Hutchinson field event July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Legion Saloon
Witherspoon Drug Co
Cook Drug Co
B-M Stationers, Inc
Halliwell Drug Co
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co
Hincksey’s Sweet Shop
Whittlesey's Drug Co
Drum Corps
Hutchinson Field
Rogers Delights the Convention with Jimmie Cox
At the political gathering, Rogers hails Roosevelt and Al Smith while praising Garner and Ritchie. He urges unity and warns candidates not to blame fellow Democrats, reminding delegates to back the nominee if elected and to avoid postconvention rancor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Cox
Gov. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
al Smith
Garner
Ritchie
Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Pocatello Origins and Old Fort Hall Celebrations
Idaho column recalls early figures in the second district Bannock County and Pocatello history. T. F. Singeser and C. B. Fox served as land office officials at Oxford and Blackfoot with registrar and receiver roles. Jim Scott recounts the town’s founding in spring 1883 amid railroad and irrigation debates, noting Harkness, McCammon, and a U P pipeline dispute. The piece also mentions Days of Old Fort Hall and light local headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bannock County
T. F. Singeser
Oxford
Blackfoot
C. B. Fox
Pocatello News Highlights Local Opinions and Career Move
Local figures debate self support for Y M C A and a new bank in Pocatello while voters hear on post office needs. Casey Jones joins Elks and Sons of Herman. Tommy Evans departs for Hollister to edit a California paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
R. R. Wolf
J. C. Galbraith
New Bank
Pocatello
A. B. Bean
Chambers of Commerce
Bank
Paul Nash
Pocatellan
Fred Burton
Taxpayers League
Casey Jones
Elks
Sons of Herman
Charlie Butler
Army
Peace-at-Any-Price Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Typewriter
North Arthur
Tribune
Edith May Edwards
Lynn Bros. Hospital
Ace Nelson
Island Park
West Yellowstone
Mrs. Nelson
Yancey
New York
Rome
T. C. Coffin
Nate Block
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Indian Springs
Presbyterian Church
Norma Hammer
Joe McCarty
Sheriff's Force
Dorothy McCarty
R. S. Callis
McCarty
Ara
John Kerr
Randall
Washington
Minidoka
General Hospital
A. D. Lawrence
United States Railway Mail Service
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Lawrence
Gang of Five
Watson Drug Store
John Doe Chase
United States
Santa Ana
Bowles-Mack
First Presbyterian Church
Happy Home Club
Ross Park
Edward Brown
Frank Brown
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
May Benson
Pocatello Bicycle Club
Taylor's
North Fifth Avenue
Canton Cafe Merchants
Opelika
Ala
W. S. Jones
Charles Miller
Taylor Matthews
Miller
Rogers
Bol —of the
J. J
Jim) Scott
Ray Brookhart
E. E. Calvin
Union Pacific
Jim
H. ©. Harkness
McCammon
U. P
Bickenstaufer
Jim Says
Omaha
Harkness
H. H. Clark
Henry
Lela Hatch
Tribune Business Office
Mildred Schnoke
Tribune Press
Coffin
Anti-Saloon League
Ben Ross
Daughters of I Will Arise
Roy Black Lands Power Company
Joh Foreman
J. A. Howser
Ike McDougall
TI. H. Masters
Ing
al Stoker
Dean John R. Dyer
Tommy Evans
Hollister
Arthur N. Suverkrup
The
Journal
Tommy
Salt Lake City
America
HOTEL
Newhouse
Main St
Troy
Parisian
West Center
FARGO
House of Karagheusian
Axminster Rug
Axminster
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Seve
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