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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1925

Page

6

Knight bound over for district court assault trial

William H. Knight, charged with attempting criminal assault on a young woman near Inkom on June 22, was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing. Knight posted 1500 dollars bond and was released. The alleged attack occurred in an enclosed car on the Inkom highway, with the victim receiving injuries requiring medical attention. The woman testified she kicked out a car window during the struggle. Knight did not testify. Defense was by Guy. prosecutors H J Swanson and W B Yates presented the state case.

William H. Knight Ip’ Een Osear Inkom District Court Justice of the Peace Gude Knight Inkom Puty Lava Hot Springs Guy H. J. Swanson W. B. Yates

Reid to address civic groups on Americanization plan

Tacoma figure J. Reid will speak at a chamber of commerce forum on Problems of Union Citizenship. He has led a major Americanization program across north Montana, notably Cascade County and Great Falls, naturalizing over five hundred aliens. Reid will meet alien groups at the YMCA and address women’s clubs and resident members.

J. ©. Reid Tacoma Chamber of Commerce Forum Reid Y. M YM. C. A Federal

More Clowns Needed for Shrine Circus Contest

Registration for the shrine circus clown contest is open with room for 20 entrants. Names already entered include Eileen Blakely Marjorie Moore Urania Blakeley Jesse Shurtliff Floyd Anderson David Hauek Floyd Cantrell Docel Johnson Arroll Olsen Jimmy Ash Blaine Lyon. Enter before Friday to avoid disqualification.

Shrine Circus Nts Eileen Blakely Marjorie Moore Urania Blakeley Jesse Shurtliff Cert Falk Floyd Anderson David Hauek Floyd Cantrell Docel Johnson Arroll Olsen Jimmy Ash Blaine Lyon

Heard Around the Lobbies and Travelers Ahead

A Utah traveler details being crowded by a large cur i gate from Salt Lake City and recalls a Chicago bound steamer encounter with a jostling passenger who quips I am a Jew. The piece lists arrivals and guests across Idaho cities including Twin Falls Salmon Bannock Yellowstone and Salt Lake with names such as J B Stout C F Hanmer Ethel Redfield and M Wildman.

Utah Tribune Salt Lake City Chicago Milwaukee J. Btout Twin Falls Crow C. F. Hanmer Salmon Yellowstone M. Wildmen Ogden Mr. Wildman G. P. Delury B. of L. E Mr. Delury St. Marie Ethel EB. Redfield State Board of Education Bannock J. C. Hamilton Buhl

Free Camp Ground to Open July 1st

E. B. Stallings owner manager of Stallings Service Station on the Yellowstone highway announces the official opening of his free camp grounds adjacent to Alameda station. The site can accommodate forty tourists and includes a cook house with electric cooking facilities lights lavatories and a ladies room. Stallings plans further improvements and has been praised by travelers nationwide. The station is designated by the Pocatello Tribune as the official paper distributor to tourists for 1925 season.

Stallings Yellowstone Highway Alameda Stailings Pocatello Tribune

Landslide in Gros Ventre Valley Damages Crops

Local resident P V Sommers returned from Jackson Wyoming area where he viewed a landslide on the Gros Ventre river valley last Tuesday. The mile wide slide dammed the river and 11 000 acres of crops are destroyed. water for irrigation will be unavailable. Sommers says the recent slide surpasses a sixteen year old event.

P. V. Sommers Jackson, Wycoming Gros Ventre River Sommers

Portland visitors dine with local hosts after Princeton trip

Philip Jackson publisher of the Portland Journal and a bank official from Ladd and Company visit Acatello en route by car from Princeton New York after attending Princeton University commencement and a class reunion. They join a classmate at luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Ifft.

Portland Philip Jackson Portland Journal It Cookingham Ladd and Compy Bank of Acatello Princeton N. Y Princeton University Classigans City Er

Reverend H. Cleaves Resigns to Lead Reno Church

Word has been received that Reverend H. Cleaves, former pastor and head of the church in California, has resigned to take the same position at a church in Reno. The announcement notes his prior duties and the new assignment.

Coast H. Cleaves Hevei Church Sre Hte Sf Reno Conchen Calif

Elk Reunion in Portland Plans Grand Lodge Event

Portland prepares for the sixty first Grand Lodge reunion of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks set for July 13 to 18. James D. Olson says Oregon Idaho and Washington lodges collaborate to host a week of business sessions parades dances and tours with $3000 in prizes. A Pocatello delegation is being formed with fourteen confirmed and a hoped for fifty members.

Portland Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lang Special Commission Oregon City James D. Olson Elke Temple of Lika Idaho Washington Oregon Columbia River Highway Fort Vancouver Wash Longview Pocatello Elks Be Pierce

Picnic plans loom for shop employees across rails

A report from the Shop Employees Association lists committee members and outlines a vote at 5 p.m. to choose picnic site and date. Potential locations include Twin Falls, Lava Hot Springs, Lagoon Utah, and Shoshone Falls with park attractions and a $200 city prize fund.

Shop Employees Association W. C. Comstock W. D. Furbush W. J. West A. E. Remington J. W. Schoolcraft Lava Twin Falls Shoshone Falls Lagoon Utah Car Department Eages Overland Park Burton Montpelier Idaho Falls Guy Valante Salt Lake City J. Wilson Wilson Oxford James Grady Gwen Huff Ogden Preston Idaho Vic. Hansen Leah Salt Lake

Birth of a Daughter Promises Joy for Willmores

Mr and Mrs A R Willmore announce the birth of a daughter at their home on June 24. Mother and baby are reported well by physicians. An acatello council No 892 Knights of Columbus meeting is planned for Wednesday evening to discuss a picnic. Gate City Temple No 4 Pythian Sisters drill staff meets tonight to plan entertaining Temple No 200 D K O K Knights of Pythias and families Friday night at Fort Hall No 6 Knights of Pythian meets tonight in Eagle hall with expected good attendance.

A. R. Willmore West Whitman Street Acatello Council Knights of Columbus Gate City Temple No Pythian Anderson Re Temple No Knights of Pythias e + Fort Knights of Pythian Eagle Hall

Real estate transfers filed Saturday in Pocatello

The Pocatello Realty and Investment Co transferred land at Victory Park to Brady McGowan Co. for a parcel described as Mise Land Vic tory Park. Details show a two base EB 2B designation.

Pocatello Realty and Inv. Co Brady McGowan Co Land Victory P Ark

Economist Dr. Dyer to address civic clubs tonight

Dr. G. W. Dyer renowned economist and Vanderbilt professor will headline a dinner at Bannock hotel hosted by Kiwanis and joined by Rotary Business and Professional Women’s clubs and the chamber of commerce. He will discuss Economic Fallacies and later at 8 p m speaks at L D S church on The Price of Freedom. The tour is sponsored by the National Industrial Council with a leave of absence from Vanderbilt.

G. W. Dyer Bannock Hotel Kiwanis Club Rotary Kiwanis Business On Professional Women's Clubs Chamber of Commerce Dyér Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn Dyer L. D West Center Arthur

Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman Arrives as German Ambassador

In Berlin Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman presented credentials to President Von Hindenburg and called for renewed cordial friendship and mutual cooperation to reestablish old relations between the American and German peoples. The address echoed by U.S. diplomats in London and Berlin underscores US efforts to aid European security.

Berlin Jacob Gould Schurmen Peking Germany von Hindenburg Schumman Washington

Evolution Case Draws Crowds at Scopes Trial Coverage

Dayton Tennessee June 30 AP reports Tennessee will cooperate with Dayton to handle the influx of visitors for the Scopes evolution trial. Proposals include sanitary officers, water chlorination gear, and advisory services. Clerics Fosdick Grant and defense organizers seek witnesses and theologians for consent.

Dayton Tenn Tennessee State Department of Health State Department George W. Rappleyea Seo Pyed Five Points M. E Harry E. Fosdick Percy §. Grant Dudley Field Malone Clarence Darrow Chicago Malone New York Wm. Montgomery Brown

Dispatcher Fled After Earthquake Alarm Near Barn

An AP report notes a Southern Pacific dispatcher fled after a tremor alarm occurred 15 miles northwest of a barn at 11:30 yesterday. A telegraph line dropped during the incident and details remain unclear.

San Francisco Jane 80 Southern Pacific Geal

French Prepare to Leave Ruhr

Paris reports the French army in the Rhine area has begun preliminary evacuations of the Ruhr. The Dawes plan triggered a promise to pull out within a year, with materials moved to rear bases and along communications lines ahead of an August 15 completion target.

Essen Paris Ruhr Painleve Herriot France Dawes

Seismic Shake Jolts California Homes No Damage Reported

Calif June 30 AP reports yesterday morning a strong quake struck causing buildings to shake and furniture to dance indoors. No damage or injuries were reported as residents felt the tremor across several areas.

Calif

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