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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1936

Page

5

Handwriting expert probes slayings at Chicago night club

June 30 police renew interrogation of Herbert J. Walter after a lipstick message on a hotel mirror reads Black Legion same, skull and bones, while suspect Sidney Schaps denies threats as boy James Thompson recounts a masked intruder beating Mrs Florence Castle.

Chicago Florence Thompson Castel Herbert J. Walter Black Legion J. L. Sullivan Nancy Polfus Schaps Castle James Thompson James

Blackie Wilson Taken by Death

American Falls loses E. E. Blackie Wilson a cigar store operator and noted sportsman who died Friday afternoon reportedly from a heart attack. Born December 18 1882 in Rock Springs Wyoming survivors include his widow funeral plans set in American Falls with Pocatello Elks lodge officers heading services. he joined the lodge in May 1928.

American Falls E. E. “Blackie” Wilson Mr. Wilson Rock Springs Wyo Pocatello Elks Lodge

Alvin Ackerman of Riverside Dies After Illness

Alvin Ackerman a Riverside resident for 40 years died at his home Sunday night after an illness since December 1 He was born in Hyrum Utah in February 1873 Surviving are his widow four sons Melvin Earl Ray and Charles Ockerman four daughters Lillie Jeffries Jennie Violet and Fern Ockerman a sister Mrs G C Worden and one brother Olin Ockerman Funeral services were held today from the L D S first ward chapel

Blackfoot Alvin Ackerman Riverside Hyrum Utah Melvin Earl Ray Charles Ockerman Lillie Jeffries Jennie Violet Fern Ockerman G. C. Worden Olin Ockerman

Notice of debt liability clarified by Lashbaugh

A. L. Lashbaugh states he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone else after this date. The notice serves as a personal declaration to limit liability and inform creditors.

A. L. Lashbaugh

Frank Knox Republican No 2 Man Portrait in Series

A portrayal of Frank Knox Republican vice presidential candidate tracing his rise from a red haired Boston family to early work in Grand Rapids. The profile notes Knox’s poverty era youth, Alma College education, Rough Riders service, and early journalism start under Grand Rapids Herald editor E. D. Conger.

Chicago Frank Knox Willem Edwin Knox Boston Sarah Collins Bernard Knox St. Johns N. B William Franklin Knox William William Knox Grand Rapids Mich Frank Alma Roosevelt Knox United States Spain Theodore Roosevelt Rough Riders San Juan Hill Cuba E. D. Conger

Blackfoot Couple to Wed in Salt Lake Temple

Miss Vera Mae Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Williams will marry Merrill Harward son of Mr and Mrs L S Harward in the L D S temple in Salt Lake City Thursday. After a wedding trip to Yellowstone Park they will reside in Blackfoot where Harward is employed.

Blackfoot J. E. Williams Vera Mae Williams Merrill Harward Harward Blackfoot High School Miss Williams Moreland High Los Angeles Salt Lake City L. D. S. Temple Yellowstone Park Mr. Harward

Fourth of July safety urged as fireworks worry grows

The editorial warns Pocatellans to use extreme care with fireworks and favors safe and sane observances. It cites a 1935 study showing 6940 injuries nationally with 24 deaths and many eye injuries, urging prohibition or regulated sale, and notes local events and civic concerns including county filings, printing plants, and independent housing efforts in Alameda.

American Museum of Safety National Society For the Prevention of Blindness Idaho

Desire for self reliance over relief echoed in Arkansas letter

The writer argues Americans seek independence through home building taxes and work rather than direct relief. They praise a local Alameda program and note government reluctance to extend aid. The piece closes with a reflective personal note from Lyla Myers of Little Rock about a calm man’s patience amid disaster and a golf anecdote.

Alameda

Nancy Jo Landon Learns Political Technique in Estes Park

Nancy Jo Landon, four-year-old daughter of Governor Alf M. Landon, developed a politicked habit in Estes Park Colorado. While being photographed she told each cameraman I dont like photographers but I like you. Her mother noted the remark reflects life in a political family.

Estes Park Colo Nancy Jo Alf M. Landon Kansas

Death claims Malad settler Thomas Stephens

Malad Idaho June 30 Thomas Stephens Thomas 71 longtime Malad resident died at his home after three weeks illness Born in Wales he came with the first Mormon emigrant train to Ogden later moved to Willard and Malad He was music director in the Malad school system and rancher He is survived by his widow Emma and several children including Dr Thomas B Thomas Jr Ralph H Jones Mrs J D Price and Peter David and Warren Thomas A brother David and sister Mary A Shaw Also survive Funeral services will be held at Malad.

Malad Thomas Stephens Thomas Wales Ogden Willard Evan Stephens Latter Day Saints Church Thomas Emma Thomas Thomas, Jr Morristown N. J Ralph H. Jones Pocatello J. D. Price Twin Falls D. Lavans, Jr Leland D. Jones Peter Thomas David Thomas Warren Thomas David

Blackfoot Couple Secures Marriage License

Lawrence Wixom of Grove land and Virginia Moon of Blackfoot were issued a marriage license on Monday in Blackfoot.

Blackfoot Lawrence Wixom Groveland Virginia Moon

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