International Radio Conference Authorized and Broadcast Developments
Washington authorizes an international radio conference with 75000 dollars for expenses as the next congress session nears. Officials study a powerful class B broadcasting station for US ships while WOR and other stations push concert programs. WBAP faces protests over a Sunday school program drawn from comic papers.
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Opyright
Ocatello Tribune
Washington
Mar
House
Senate
Congressman Perkins
Congress
United States Lines
WOR
Newark
Leviathan
Funeral for J. W. Hopkins in Ward church on Sunday
Funeral services for J. W. Hopkins will be held at Ward Church located at 4th Ave and Lovejoy on Sunday afternoon at 2:80. Attendees are asked to arrive early for service.
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Ee Moose
4Th Ave
Lovejoy
J.W. Hopkins
Radio Program Listings on Several Stations
A historical radio schedule lists programs across stations including KOA Denver KFSG Los Angeles KFOA Beattle KFSG Los Angeles KGO Oakland KNX Hollywood KPO San Francisco KTHS Hot Springs WBCON Chicago WLS Chicago WOAI San Antonio and others. Entries cover dance music sermons concert orchestras bedtime stories drive time and special programs with times ranging from early evening to late night. The compilation also mentions a college basketball broadcast Iowa Northwestern.
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Pocatello
KOA
Denver
Les
KFOA
Beattle
KFSG
Los Angeles
KGO
Oakland
KGW
Portland
KHJ
Lost Angels
KNX
Hollywood
KPO
Sanancisco
EFRA
Bristow
Okla
KTHS
Hot 5 Springs
WBCON
Chicago
Kansas
Night Hawks
Dallasz
WLS
WOAI
San Antonio
Woaw
Omaha
Iowa City
Waffles Marked by Crossword Obsessed Patron in Café
A passerby recounts a morning incident in a local hotel cafe where an elderly man wearing near sighted glasses filled in crossword squares on his waffles as they arrived. The tale ends with a quip about signs noting the waffles were not meant to be marked.
Notable Visitors Fill Bannock Area Hotels
A stream of guests from multiple states stayed at Bannock area hotels in Pocatello. Distinguished visitors included A M Gregory from New York and F Humes of Humes Swans trom Ford dealers Ashton. Others from Boise, Burley, Rigby, Idaho Falls and Detroit were registered as guests yesterday and today.
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F. Humes
Humes & Swanstrom
Ford Dealers
Ashton
Pocatello
Yententay
A. M. Gregory
Bannock
Arco Residents and Others Named in Local List
A partial roster lists residents including W. Q. Thatcher Preston Tom Agentein Bexhare Ray Wood Kimber ley Orlo CcEwen Hansen Le land Chapman Blackfoot C. T. Dal ley Idaho Falls R. T. Hale McCam mon Mrs C C Peoples vat Springs H 8 Lache and W 8 Lache Arco T A Taylor Nampa James Hartley Jr Rockland.
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W. Q. Thatcher
Preston
Tom Agentein
Bexhare
Ray Wood
Kimberley
Orlo
CcEwen
Hansen
Leland Chapman
Blackfoot
C. T. Dalley
Idaho Falls
R. T. Hale
McCammon
C. C. Peoples
Vat Springs
Lache
W. 8
Arco
T. A. Taylor
Nampa
James Hartley, Jr
Rockland
Fragments of Names in a Local Address List
A string of names and places appears in a clipped OCR passage. It includes individuals from Bancroft to Boise and San Francisco, with towns such as Twin Falls, Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Rigby, Driggs, Richfield, and Chicago.
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W. B. McCracken
Bancroft
Lynn Duke
Arco
Smith
Preston
TL. " Kite
Filer
F. M. Adams
Twin Falls
H. Durham
Gooding
Loella Burnett
Salmon
L. W. Evans
Idaho Falls
0. Damos
Rigb
Hazel V. Tomkins
Blackfoot
He Day
Boise
Esther E. Thomas
Acer
Alms Hanson
Driggs
D. J. Law
Springs
A. Pattison
Richfield
H. A. McDonald
San Francisco
Lloyd ‘Ratcliffe
Chicago
Names listed for Aberdeen area notables and towns
A garbled OCR list names several individuals and places including Marie Bt Jenkins Bancroft George D Walters Grace Mrs R E Richard son Declo Ted Kelly Bancroft E P How Aberdeen R H Jer Idaho F George W Williams Bur ley W D Gardner Grace W A Fifield essen W Toews Speeeth of Aberdeen Crowell Haancroft M Mourning Denver
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Marie
Utah Weather Eases but Temp Drops Across Regions
Unsettled conditions persist in the east with rain or snow in the west and cooler air moving south. Forecasters warn of scattered precipitation tonight as temperatures dip across the state.
Memorial funeral for J W Hopicina at 6th Ward
Members are requested to attend the funeral of J W Hopicina at 4th Ave and Love ager after noon. The notice calls Moose members to be present for the service.
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Moose
6Th Ward
4Th Ave
Love Ager
J. W. Hopicina
Sergeant Major Jiggs Meets Cartoonist McManus at Dog Show
The U.S. Marine Corps mascot Sergeant Major Jiggs attracted fans at the Westminster Kennel Club show in Madison Square Garden New York. Artist George McManus, creator of Bringing Up Father, agreed to pose with Jiggs for a Marine Corps records photo, amid enthusiastic crowds of Jiggs Maggie fans.
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United States Marine Corps
Seven Seas
Jiggs
Corpa
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
New York
George McManus
Blackfoot Banker Visits Pocatello on Key Business Day
Blackfoot City Bank cashier F. J. Btone was a business visitor in Pocatello yesterday. Mrs. R. B. Reasoner, cheerful Short Line matron, left this morning for a combined business and pleasure trip to Salt Lake City and other Utah cities.
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Blackfoot
F. J. Btone
Blackfoot City Bank
Pocatello
R. B. Reasoner
Salt Lake City
Utah Cities
Case Continued for Louis Mays on Peace Disturbance Charge
Louis Mays pleaded not guilty in police court to disturbing the peace. Police Judge John W. Peter continued the case until Monday after Friday night police alert and arraignment.
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Louis Mays
John W. Peter
Barnes Humaneering Club Meeting Set for March 9
The Barnes Humaneering club will meet Monday evening March 9 in the Chamber of Commerce hall. Officers will be elected and E Peterson will deliver a short talk as president.
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Barnes Club
Barnes Humaneering Club
Chamber of Commerce
E Peterson
Logging Service Resumed on Idaho Northern Line
Advices from the Short Line report logging service on the Idaho Northern branch between Cabarton and Emmett Idaho has resumed. It is estimated that 80 cars of logs will be handled daily on this line after a few weeks of shut service.
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Idaho Northern
Cabarton
Emmett
Idaho
Seutting
Rotary plow nears West Yellowstone with 23 aboard
The rotary snow plow leaving Ashton Thursday has reached milepost 101 and is expected to finish through to West Yellowstone today. Railroad officials anticipate completion and return to Ashton tonight. The plow train carries 23 Idaho Falls Rotary club members.
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Ashton
West Yellowstone
Idaho Falls
40 et 8 Club Meeting At Ban nock Monday
A lively meeting of the 40 et 8 club is set for 7 p m Monday March 9 at the Bannock. Doctors Sprague and Brothers lead the program and promise a novel entertainment. All members of the 40 Hommes and 8 Chevaux are urged to attend.
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the Bannock
Sprague and Brothers
Sunshine Girls Present Musical in High School Auditorium
The Sunshine Girls plan a musicale tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium. The event is under the auspices of the annual Knights of Pythias club. Several light operettas will be staged for attendees.
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Knights of Pythias
Died at Home Mrs Harry Kinder Passed Away
Dorothy Eay nee f sgs, aged old daughter of Mrs. Harry L. Kinder, died at the family home 343 North Tenth Avenue. The body was prepared by Yo Sael Undertaking Company and shipped this morning to Trin Falls for interment.
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Dorothy Éay
Harry L. Kinder
North Tenth Avenue
Yo Saelndertaking Company
An Ip
Trin F Falls
Revolver Stolen From North Third Avenue Residence
A .38 Colt revolver was stolen from 417 North Third Avenue during a Friday burglary. Police reported they are checking secondhand stores and pawn shops today seeking the weapon, which they believe has been pawned.
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Brlice
North Third Avenue
Statutory Offense Charged in Redding Case
Marvin D. Dobbins reported in Redding California with a statutory offense alleged in a sworn complaint filed yesterday by Harris before Judge Houdre. The alleged act occurred August 10 1924 in a local hotel.
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Marvin D. Dobbins
Redding
Calif
B . Harris
Court records show intoxication charges and fines
Police detained several individuals on intoxication charges. Jake pleaded guilty and received a 25 fine and jail time in default. Deveney's case continued to Monday after hesitation. Harry Thownson was fined 25 for intoxication.
Poca Trapshop Club Plans Evening Shoot and Meeting
Weather signs point to a shoot at the Poca Trapshop grounds tomorrow afternoon with a short business session beforehand. Club members are urged to attend and a 2 medal award is planned if at least teen members participate.
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Poca Trapshop Association
Fort Hall Indians Detained Friday in Quiz Case
Report notes Tom Jake and Dick perme from Ft Hall reservation were taken into custody on Friday. Details unclear due to damaged text but indicates a police or legal action involving trio from the reservation. Further specifics not readable.
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Tom Jake and
Perme
Ft. Hall
Funeral for J. W. Hopkins Sunday in Pocatello
The funeral for J. W. Hopkins will be Sunday at 2 30 PM from the Sixth ward L D and church with Bishop Satterfield officiating. Interment will be in Mountainview under Schumacher and Hall. Hopkins resided in Pocatello 21 years and was second counselor to Bishop Satterfield. Viewing at the family home 555 South Third from 10 AM to 1 PM Sunday.
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J. W. Hopkins
L. D
Bishop Satterfield
Mountainview
Schumacher and Hall Company
Hopkins
Pocatello
Sixth Ward
South Third
Sunshine Girls Entertain With Cast costumes and readings
The Sunshine Girls perform a lively program featuring five solos and group songs. The cast includes the Bluebird costumes and a Pierette act with a sunny Italy theme, presented in an auditorium under the Knights Templar Thenn club.
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Sunshine Girls
Aces
Knights Templar
Italy
Civil Service Exams Hit Shortage for Home Economics Posts
The Civil Service Commission notes lower than desired applicant numbers from recent exams in Pocatello Idaho and other cities for teacher and principal home economics positions in the Indian service. A retake exam is set for March 1 and interested persons should contact the Civil Service Board secretary at the local post office for information and applications.
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Civil Service Examinations
Civil Service Commission
Pocatello
Idaho
United States
Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board
Local hunter reports tame grouse near Pocatello
A well known local sportsman observed many grouse at lower elevations near Pocatello and noted empty shells and signs of birds killed. He warns pot shooters have long visited the area and says the practice must be stopped. Coyotes were also seen near town indicating scarce feed up high.
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Pocatello
Collection Suits Tried Friday in District Court
In district court Judge O R Baum presided as B Clarke sued FE A King for a 120 note but verdict went to defendant who claimed the note arose from an unfinished real estate deal. J B Colt Co. was awarded 23.40 against Mrs A Longenbahn in a note collection case. Alexander Brown pled guilty to liquor possession and will be sentenced later.
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B. Clarke
FE. A. King
O. R. Baum
J. B. Colt Company
A. Longenbahn
Hospital Notes Include Several Local Injury Admissions
Local residents were treated in area hospitals yesterday. John Pellum of 238 Randolph Avenue entered a hospital for treatment. The young daughter of Mrs. E. P. Hargraves of 3% Na Main Street underwent surgery. Mrs. Alice Crandall of 305 West Buhl, a Troy laundry employee, injured her finger while sewing and received care. W McClain of 153 No Third sustained a crushed toe while digging for George Tway Plumbing. treated at Lynn Brothers hospital and returned home. The daughter of Mrs. A. E Hagden of 1021 East Bonneville suffered minor burns and was treated locally. Finley Anderson of Pauline entered hospital to await an operation.
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John Pellum
Randolph Avenue
E. P. Hargraves
Main Street
Alice Crandall
Troy
West Buhl
George
Tway Plumbing Company
W. McClain
No. Third
Lynn Brothers Hospital
A. E Hagden
East Bonneville
Finley Anderson
Pauline
Real estate transfers filed Friday list multiple property deeds
Transfers include Ray H. Fisher etux to Geo H Fisher 16 acres in Sec 5 Tp 14 R 8. T N Greene etux to Citizens Bee Co half interest in SW sec 15 Tp 6 R 34. United States to H Stinger various parcels totaling 320 acres. Luke F Lamb etux to Idaho Fur Reeeree Inc. Geo Wesley Allen etux to F J Rieger etux. Alice McDonald to Wm C Averett. Citizens Bee Co to Ro l con and lots 9 10 Blk 206.
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Fisher
Ray H. Etux
Geo. H. Fisher
Greene
T. ‘N. Etux
Citizens See
E. B
United States
Ae H. Stinger
Sey
Lamb
Luke F. Etux
Idaho Furrereee Inc
Beg
E. M. “Allen
Geo. Wesley
F. J. Rieger
N. Cor
Elk. McDonald
Alice
Wm. C. Averett
Com
Citizens Bee. Co
Blosk
Cleaners Accused of Pocketbook Theft in Pressing Case
Alex Chiakos files complaint with Judge B. G. Moude alleging two men, J. W. Lewis and R. E. Lee, who run a cleaning and pressing shop, emptied his trousers and stole 85 dollars. They were arrested by Constable Barney McGarvey and are to have a hearing before Judge Houde this afternoon with T. Coffin as counsel.
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Pocatele
Alex Chiakos
B. G. Moude
J. W., Lewis
R. E. Lee
Barney McGarvey
T. ©. Coffin
Houde
Teachers at Lincoln School in Pocatello lauded by NEA secretary
Washington reports that every teacher at Lincoln School Pocatello Idaho is enrolled in the National Education Association J W Crabtree secretary mails congratulations and special certificates for full faculty enrollment The piece notes NEAs role in promoting competent teachers and cites upcoming Indianapolis meeting June 28 to July 3 1925 with Supt Jesse H Newton of Denver as president.
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Tribune
Washington, D. C
Lincoln School
Pocatello
Idaho
National Education Association
J. W. Crabtree
Jessie Rawson
Rawson
Crabtree
Rai Ogeimaatios En Wae
United States Bureau of Education
Indianapolis
Ind
Jesse H. Newton
Denver Public Schools
Association
Franklin school PTA set for Monday meeting at 7 30 PM
Mabel Liefe Curnow resident Tribune correspondent in Idaho Falls visited the city on business. The Franklin school Parent Teachers Association schedules a meeting Monday at 7 30. The Altar Society of Saint Saeeds will receive members.
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Mabel Liefe Curnow
The
Tribune
Idaho Falls
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Franklin School
Altar Society
Bil-Y Elects at Hi Club Meeting
At a junior high meeting the Hi club elected a president and officers for a six week term. John McDorol Vogt was named vice president and Fr committees were formed to handle refreshments and future meetings. Mr Nordgaard seeks superintendent approval to use the school gym after hours.
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Cerg
Lievd i
John McDorl Vogt
Sppein de
Nordgaard
Superisleudent
Sehsels
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