Borah Home Visit Highlights Idaho Trip and Cali n Coolidge Trade Talks
Senator William Borah returned to Idaho, visiting Pocatello and Boise before heading to Washington. He spoke on Coolidge's presidential prospects, crop conditions, and flood control, and discussed Russia and Mexico policy, prohibition, and the Democratic race with Reed and Smith. The visit also noted local business and street lighting updates in Pocatello.
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William B. Borah
Idaho
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Foreign Relations Committee
United States Senate
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Borah
N. S. Pond
The
Tribune
Kansas
Boise
Washington
Congress
Mississippi
Smoot
Mexico
Nicaragua
United States
Borah
Geneva
France
Briand
Herrick
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Coolidge
Deeds and Civil Actions Filed in Bannock County
News of Record lists real estate transfers including Fenwick to Idaho Power and Jensen patent, Cohnetux to Rosenberg, and Bannock County conveyances. Civil actions filed in district and justice courts include Fred Courtney vs Parker et al and John Apa vs Harris and Bone among others.
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S. H. Fenwick
Idaho Power Co
John V. Jensen
Arthur A. Cohnetux
Julius Rosenberg
County of Bannock
John Roghaar
Grace
H. W. Henderson
Cleone Belford Meyer
Guardian
District Court
Fred Courtney
George Parker
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
John Apa
Lee Harris
Elgin Bone
E. G. House
A. P. Driggsos
Fred T. Harding
J. E. Bahan
C. J. Wilson
Charles Cannon
Ira W. Smith
City Briefs from Bancroft to Bathing Revue Planned
Mrs Corneilson returned home after a two week hospital stay in Bancroft. The State Journal will move offices to West Lewis street from South Arthur street. Mrs Mattie Johnson Ray 43 died Tuesday in a local hospital. Bathing Girl Revue set for Saturday July 2 at the Dance Palace with Watson Brothers furnishing costumes and free admission for ladies. Mr and Mrs G W Cole of Park City Utah and daughter passed through Pocatello en route to Butte to visit Mrs Cole’s mother Mrs Bessie Fulton. Taxes in Bannock County delinquent as of Saturday deadline for penalty.
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Bancroft
Corneilson
Ezra Corneilson
Ford
Mattie Johnson Ray
Charles Ray
Ft. Hall
McHan Undertaking Company
Ed Grant
Blackfoot
Dance Palace
Watson Brothers
G. W. Cole
Park City
Utah
Pocatello
Butte
Weather Forecast for Pocatello and Vicinity
A. R. Teeple reports fair weather tonight and Friday with a slight rise in temperatures tomorrow. The current noon temperature is 65 degrees, 57 degrees at 6 am, yesterday’s high 69, and today’s low 56.
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A. R. Teeple
Pocatello
Funeral for Russell Edwards Held at L D S Church
The funeral will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Third ward L D S church with Bishop E. P. Horsfall officiating. Interment follows at Mountainview under McHan Undertaking. The body departs for the family home at 1149 North Harrison Friday morning at 10 o'clock and remains in state until 1 30 p.m.
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Russell Edwards
E. P. Horsfall
Mountainview
McHan Undertaking Company
North Harrison
funeral for Ernest Giraud set at St Joseph pro cathedral
Ernest Giraud who died June 24 in San Francisco will be buried Friday at 9 am in St Joseph pro cathedral instead of St Anthony's. Rev Michael Mroz will celebrate a requiem high mass and interment will follow at Mountainview cemetery. Mrs Giraud and Louis Taillet accompanied the body to Pocatello. Rosary will be recited tonight at Schumacher chapel at 8 pm.
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Ernest Giraud
San Francisco
St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
St. Anthony's Church
Michael Mroz
Mountainview Cemetery
Pocatello
Giraud
Louis Taillet
Schumacher
Bannock Sportsmen Plan Meeting on Bird Distribution
The Bannock Sportsmen's association fish and game committee will meet at 8 PM at the Pocatello Tent and AwnIng Co. South Arthur to discuss distributing about 300 game birds from the state game department. Hungarian partridges and pheasants are expected. any member may attend. The birds will be released in suitable localities nearby.
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Fish and Game Committee
Bannock Sportsmen's Association
Pocatello Tent & Awning Co
South Arthur
State Game Department
Clear Skin Boost from Natural Remedy 8558 Promises Health
A dated advertisement touts 8558 as a natural cure for pimples and skin blemishes, claiming it builds red blood cells, nourishes the blood, and eliminates itch and boils. Testimonial cites Mrs. J. W. Barker of Cincinnati and urges treatment for run-down people, noting SSS and SBR are sold in drug stores.
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Nature
SSS
J. W Barker
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ady
Road Open Soon Through Wise River Dam Break Area
Fa Conley chief clerk of the Short Line Montana division says the line through to Butte, damaged by the Wise river dam break on June 14, will be open around July 5. Since the break, no freight has moved between Dillon and Butte and passengers have traveled around the gap by automobile.
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Fa Conley
Short Line
Montana
Butte
Wise River
Dillon
Palfreyman suit seeks 20000 in damages over child’s death
A complaint filed in the county clerk’s office by Ivan G Palfreyman and wife Olive claims 20000 in damages plus 150 funeral expenses after their three year old son Edward L was killed by a Rush transfer truck on May 26 1927 in front of the Palfreyman residence 700 block South Second Avenue Poca tello.
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Ivan G. Palfreyman
Olive
C. E. Rush
Clarence
Pocatello
Edward L
Palfreyman
South Second Avenue
Lyman Fargo Sues Bannock County Over Lots 9 10
Lyman Fargo files a civil suit against Bannock County R Los san R Lossan A D Simpson and unknown heirs claiming ownership of lots 9 and 10 in block 86. He seeks a court order requiring defendants to reveal any claims to the property, basing lot 9 on mesne conveyances from the original patentee and lot 10 on a tax deed dated August 22 1899.
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Lyman Fargo
Bannock County
R. Lossan
A. D. Simpson
Sun Dance on Fort Hall Reservation Opens Weeklong
The Sun Dance on the Fort Hall reservation began last night and runs until July 4, with a parade at 10 am.Participants fast during the ceremony and, for the first time, charge 25 cents admission for visitors, children free. The event occurs a short distance off the paved highway, two miles north of Tyhee.
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Fort Hall
Tyhee
Fort Wall
Major League Leaders Summary by Team and Player
National leaders include Harris of the Pirates batting .395 with 61 runs and 1103 hits by Waner and 21 doubles by F Waner. Wilson of the Cubs has 15 stolen bases. Frisch and Goslin also appear among top figures in steals and runs. American leaders show Gehrig of the Yanks batting .383 with Ruth topping in runs with 69 and homers with 24. Ruth also leads in other categories with Gehrig. Pitchers note Ruether of the Yanks with a 7 1 record.
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Harris
Pirates
Hornsby
Giants
P Waner
F. Waner
P. Waner
Wilson
Cubs
Frisch
Cards
Meadows
Gehrig
Yanks
Ruth
Burns
Indians
Manush
Tigers
Goslin
Senators
Bluege
Sisler
Browns
Ruether
Vanderbilt divorce granted in Paris by default
Mrs William Vanderbilt was granted a divorce by default in Paris on June 30. The notice notes a legal decree granting the divorce. Separately, during a rabbit skin shortage, Otago New Zealand trappers are earning about 250 dollars weekly from fur.
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Paris
William Vanderbilt
Otaco
N Z
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