Walter Camp Dies in New York at 65
Walter Camp founder of modern intercollegiate football died in his Belmont hotel room. He suffered a heart attack while in New York for the rules committee meeting. His body was taken to New Haven with his son and coach’s associates arranging funeral details. Tributes poured in from players and coaches nationwide.
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New York
Walter Camp
Belmont
Yale
Pennsylvania
William W. Roper
Princeton
W. S. Langford
Camp
New Haven
Conn
Walter Camp Jr
Roper
E. K. Hall
Dartmouth
Prohibition Agents Accused Over Wine Use in Church Rites
Judge James ruled prohibition officials may oversee liquor transfers for sacramental use and can refuse permits if wine is not used strictly for religious purposes under the Volstead act. The ruling centers on the Holy Rostkrikutian church and its head Ler.
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Ler
Jouge James
Mrs Gene Caruthers Improves After Illness and Surgery
Mrs Gene Caruthers is recovering rapidly after a long illness and surgery. She spent several weeks in the hospital before moving home to Logan. A. E. Lloyd of Jerome, manager of the Intermountain Poultry show held in Pocatello in January, passed through town en route to Logan where he will reside.
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Gene Caruthers
Logan
A. E. Lloyd of Jerome
Intermountain Poultry Show
Pocatello
Elks Prepare Rehearsals For Cameo Girl Show
The final committee meeting before the first rehearsals of The Cameo Girl will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Elks temple radio room. Director Lewis L. Lacey, directing the home talent production, is in Billings Montana directing this show for the Shriners. The first rehearsal is set for 8 p.m. next Friday in Antlers hall, with the coronation ballet rehearsals for 50 younger children the following Saturday.
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The
Elks
Elks Temple
Lewis L. Lacey
Billings
Mont
Shriners
Lacey
Antlers Hall
Coronation Ballet
Marie Love Procter
Celeste School of Dance
Iaste Notrece the Elks
Elks Target Local Talent for Cameo Girl Show
The Cameo Girl costuming scenery and lighting are praised as exceptionally pretty. Pocatello hosts a talented youth cast as the Elks launch a drive to gather all available talent for the production. The talent committee led by Dr. Floyd DeCamp Emmett Hoo and Myron Porgess asks former local production members to contact them to help staging.
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Pocatello
The
Elks
Floyd DeCamp
Emmett Hoo
Myron Porgess
the Elks
German stance on Saar and Danzig affects league entry
A Genoa dispatch quotes German representatives at the council session urging not to delay joining the league of nations. The message emphasizes Germany's interest in moving forward with entry despite ongoing Saar and Danzig questions.
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Paris
Havas
Genoa
Sarre
Danzig
Germany
League of Nations
League of Nations Council Adjourns Session in Geneva
The league of nations council completed its session and adjourned in Geneva. The next meeting is scheduled for June.
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League
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Mrs Sumner Heads Home From Hood River Visit
Mrs J N Sumner leaves for Salt Lake on an early morning train after a short visit in Hood River Oregon and a stop in Pocatello to see her son Charles G Sumner editor of The Tribune.
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J. N. Sumner
Salt Lake
Hood River
Oregon
Pocatello
Charles G. Sumner
the Tribune
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 387 Social Features Dancing Class
The Loyal Order of Moose lodge 387 holds its regular monthly social at 8 AM Monday March 16. Miss Dorothy Cavanaugh’s advanced dancing class will be featured. All Moose and friends are invited.
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L. O
the Loyal Order of Moose
Dorothy Cavanaugh
All Moose
Father And Son Reunited After Twenty Years
Harry Fiberg of New York City is visiting his father Dave Fingberg for several weeks. Fingberg Jr. had not seen his son in twenty years until the arrival on Friday. The reunion is described as very interesting.
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Harry Fiberg
New York City
Dave Fingberg
Mr. Fingberg Jr
Pocatello S M C A Board to Meet Monday at Noon
The board of directors of the Pocatello S M C A will meet Monday at noon at the association building. L E Goodwin of Boise, a state official, will attend. The session will discuss general association business and is the first since the arrival of R R Wolf the new secretary.
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The
Pocatello S. M. C. A
L. E. Goodwin
Boise
R. R. Wolf
Catmull's Dixie Minstrels Set for March 19 Performance
Catmull's Dixie Minstrels under A. N. Catmull perform at L. D. 8 Fourth Ward Hall Thursday evening March 19. Twenty minstrel players with a nine piece orchestra present jokes monologues singing and dancing starting at 8 o'clock. Tickets on sale public invited.
Devotional Day Observed by Masons and DeMolays
Local Masons and DeMolays observe Devotional Day in four observances. Rev George Sloan of the Congregational church will lead services at the Masonic temple. DeMolay members march in parade to attend the devotional services in DeMolay regalia.
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Masonic Order
D.molays
Masonic
Masonic Temple
George Sloan
Congregational Church
Order of DeMolays
Roosevelt Parent Teacher Association Meeting Recap
Last Thursday evening the Roosevelt Parent Teacher Association held a successful session. Neilson's Home Orchestra performed items including Mendelssohn Spring Song for flute clarinet and piano. Little Valatte Bennet recited Something New at Our House and Mr Mahan spoke on the Child Labor amendment urging citizen information. A plan to canvass the community on next fall enrollment was started. Chili and wafers were served to teachers during the social.
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Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Neilson
Mendelssohr
Little Valatte Bennet
Presbyterian Brotherhood Meets for Talks and Elections
A Monday evening meeting at the Bannock hotel features J Christy Wilson of Tazriz Persia speaking on Near East affairs. Officers will be elected and other club activities announced.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Bannock Hotel
J. Christy Wilson
Tazriz
Persia
Near East
U’’ Club
South Lincoln
Warner
Georgia Rose
Knights Templar
Gate City Commandery
Masonic Temp’e
A. R
St. Margaret’s Relieves Guild
William Hayes
North Sventh Avenue
Chicago Snow Storm Disrupts Mild Midwestern Weather
Snow, sleet and rain swept into Chicago from the northwest early today breaking a week of mild weather. Temperatures near 12 degrees above zero were forecast for tomorrow with generally fair conditions expected elsewhere in the Midwest.
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Chicago
Mar
Middlewest
Church denies communion wine dispute ruling
Judge W Prames rejected an appeal related to a church communion wine case. The decision stems from a church dispute involving Conus and Geig as named entities in the brief summary.
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Gridironers
Fort Worth
Knights Templar of
Order
Henry P. Glindeman
Coeur d’Alene
Chester G. Taylor
Weiser
Order of the Temple
Ard Pure Jut Hc
Ola
Pete
Ylinsa
Uorgha
Fthia
America
North Main
Lander
Equitable Life Insurance Yardstick
Lamp Sum
Tome
Nadhly
Che Tee
Weesiee
the Equitable Life-Assurance Society OF the
United States
Equitable Thee
James H. Harrop
Tri-Stat Agency
Lake City
R. B. Marsh
Valentine Building
J. Anderson
Rexburg
Idaho
Laker Cook
Iate Falls
George H. Fisher
Utah
Marchudge
W. Prames
Conus
M. Geig
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