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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1925

Page

5

King of bootleggers found guilty on six counts in federal court

Lee Wilson, dubbed the king of bootleggers in the area, was found guilty by a federal jury on six counts including conspiracy and possession of equipment for moonshine production. He pled guilty to one count of possession and one count was dismissed. Evidence included two large stills and a cache of moonshine. Co-defendant John Hopkins also implicated. authorities recounted cabin distillery operations on Mink Creek and related car pursuits.

Lee Wilson Wilson William Langrosse Jay Downing Pocatello Joseph I. Haas Salt Lake City John Ve Hopkins Sheriff’s S Office Mink Creek Road Nash Elkhorn Mink Creek Lyle Peterson Hopkins John Chambers Chambers Rikhern Elkhorn Dairy L Luker Walter Galloway Peterson Elkhorn Cabin Salt Lake Hegas North Main Street

Davis Visits in Pocatello by Idaho Governor Davis

Former Idaho governor D W Davis now finance director of the bureau of reclamation in Washington DC visited Pocatello today as a witness in the Eichelberger trial. He plans to depart for American Falls to survey planned reclamation work there. He told Tribune reporters of a hoped era of stable business and confidence in President Coolidge.

D. W. Davis Idaho Bureau of Reclamation Washington, D. C Pocatello Eichelberger Davis American Falls Mr. Davis Tribune

Legion Show Stars to Appear in Elks Production

Local talent lines up for the Cameo Girl production staged by the Elks at Antlers hall. Veterans and new performers join Beaux and Belles and the Gang in a community entertainment event with rehearsals starting Friday night at 8 o'clock.

Legion Show ELKS Pocatello Kiwanis Rotary Eta Legion Aga Elks’ Lodge Antlers The Elks’ Club

Twenty-Second Annual Ball of Trainmen Celebrates St Patrick

The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen local No 98 held its St Patrick themed ball at the Dance Palace with themes from railway work on display. Notables H V Platt and Mrs Platt attended with committee heads recognized for decorations and arrangements.

B. of A. T St. Qenes Fred W. Brown H. V. Platt Balt Lake B. of R. T George W. Kimfer C. A. Boyd C. W. Higgins H. M. McCauley H. Avers M. R. Hatfield Geo W. Rhodes J. W. Boggs E. H. Gayheart

Marriage License Issued in County Clerk Office

Harry E. Fisher of Pocatello and Mable Andersen of Rockland received a marriage license on Tuesday at the county clerk's office.

Harry E. Fisher Pocatello Mable Andersen Rockland

Arian reports theft at North Main secondhand store

Arian of 250 North Main reported to police last night the display window was broken into and four opera glasses a 12 gauge shotgun a pair of brass knuckles and three fountain pens were stolen.

T. Arian North Main

Dutch Salsman Charged With Assault Fined In Police Court

An individual named Dutch Salsman was taken into custody late Tuesday on assault charges. He pleaded guilty at this morning's police court session and received a $100 fine from Police Judge John W. Peter. J. R. Sanders faced a charge of driving on the wrong side of the viaduct and paid a $5 fine at today’s court session.

Dutch Salsman John W. Peter J. R. Sanders

Detectives Arrest Man on Liquor Charge at 1105 South Fifth

City detectives Cooper Balderston and Nelson arrested Clyde G. Allen at 1105 South Fifth avenue Tuesday evening for possession of intoxicating liquor. Officers say two gallons were found. Allen was turned over to county authorities.

Cooper, Balderston and Nelson South Fifth Avenue Clyde G. Allen Allen

Irving Junior High P T A Meeting Tomorrow Evening

A regular P T A meeting at Irving Junior High will be held in the school auditorium tomorrow at 8 p m. Speakers Merill and Rev George Sloan will present. Music and refreshments will be served. All patrons are urged to attend.

Irving Junior High Merrill George Sloan

Program scheduled by Mie Whittier P T A at 8 a m

The Mie Whittier school P T A arranges an 8 am program in the school auditorium tonight. It lists Sole and Margaret Ash reading, Marjorie Kinnersley, a short talk on art by Miss Leggett, an address by Rev. George Sloan, followed by refreshments.

Mie Whittier Sole Margaret Ash Marjorie Kinnersley Miss Leggett George Sloan

Brady McGowan Dinner Highlights Company Milestones

The Brady McGowan quarterly dinner at the Hotel Bannock reviewed service improvements and office efficiency since moving to new quarters. Attendees included Madelene Brimhall Helen Mohr Dorothy Steadtield and F C McGowan among others. An Irving Junior High School operetta Windills of Molland is slated for March 20 at the school auditorium with strong ticket competition among teams.

Brady-M'Gowan Brady-McGowan Company Bannock Madelene Brimhall Helen Mohr Dorothy Steadtield Harry J. Fox F.C. McGowan J. T. Dorn Henry Brady FE. Brady Windills of Molland Irving Junior High School

School art class posters for Friday play

Attractive posters by the school art class will be displayed in downtown windows. The play, directed by Miss Mae Niason, debuts Friday night and includes a Saturday matinee at 2 30 in the school auditorium.

Ance Mae Niason

Dr. W H Baugh Visits City on Train No 17

Dr W H Baugh of Shoshone visited the city on Tuesday and returned home aboard train No 17 last evening.

W. H. Baugh

Families Plan Idaho Visit From Local Homes

Mrs. Maury Barrett and her children of 930 South Main street along with Mrs. Jessie Richardson and her children of 858 North Eighth avenue left this morning for Arco Idaho to visit Mrs. Charles Warren mother of Mrs. Barrett. The party expects to be away about a week.

Maury Barrett South Main Street Jessie Richardson North Eighth Avenue Arco Idaho Charles Warren Barrett

Births Report to LaRue and Anderson Families

Mr and Mrs Clyde LaRue of 45 North Eighth welcomed an eight pound girl at Lynn Brothers hospital late last night. Mrs LaRue, formerly Margaret Myers of Albion Idaho, shares the joy with Mr and Mrs G A Anderson of 429 North Tenth Avenue whose eight pound daughter arrived Monday evening at a local hospital.

Clyde LaRue North Eighth Lynn Brothers Hospital LaRue Margaret Myers Albion Idaho G. A. Anderson North Tenth Avenue

Union prayer meetings by section and team leaders

Today union prayer meetings will be held in homes across sections Southeast K Hite 408 East Dillon northeast George B Trawford 040 North Seventh north west Theo Winter 6386 North Hayes southwest Mrs Rider 27 South Arthur Tomorrow team meetings list Southeast John L Myers 805 South Ninth northeast Geo B Crawford 340 North Seventh northwest Mrs N E B Phillips 524 West Gould southwest Mrs A I Sly 607 West Halliday

Union Ps K. Hite East Dillon George B. Trawford North Seventh Theo. Winter North Hayes Rider South Arthur John L. Myers South Ninth Geo. B. Crawford N. EB. Phillips West Gould A. I. Sly West Halliday

Lecturers Night at Pocatello Knights of Columbus

Tonight at the Pocatello Knights of Columbus council a lecturer's night program will feature several selections by the Idaho Tech glee club quartet. The quartet Morgan Berry Goleeke and Henderson, directed by Prof. T R Neilson, recently returned from a southern Idaho tour and this marks one of their first Pocatello appearances. A large audience is expected due to the well planned program.

Pocatello

Warning to WARYS car owners on old plates deadline

Chief L A Lebrbas warns that today is the last day for old license plates and tomorrow the police will fine those not displaying the new 1925 plates or not paying license fees. Tonight a concert by Mc Siveen Bros Orchestra at KC Hall.

L. A. Lebrbas

Salt Lake Chamber Trade Excursion Plans Long Idaho Route

The Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce will send a full chartered train through Idaho from May 8 to May 15, with stops at Pocatello Caldwell Nyssa Ontario Payette Emmett Nampa Meridian Boise Mountain Home Glens Ferry Gooding Shoshone Hailey Jerome Rupert Burley Oakley Buhl Filer Twin Falls American Falls Blackfoot Shelley Idaho Falls Rigby Sugar City St Anthony Ashton Rexburg and Madison before returning to Salt Lake. Union Pacific officials accompany the delegation on the trip designed to showcase regional commerce and rail links.

Salt Lake Caldwell Nyssa Ntario Payette Emmett Nampa Meridian Boise Mountain Home Glenus Ferry Gooding Shoshone Hailey Blaine County Jerome Bliss Rupert Burley Oakley Buhl Filer Twin Falla American Falls Pocatello Blackfoot Shelley Idaho Falls Rigby Sugar City St. Anthony Ashton Rexburg Madison County Union Pacific

Local jewel er W. F. Yost leaves for parents illness in Mankato

Well known local jeweler W. F. Yost has returned to his former home in Mankato Minnesota to care for his ailing parents. He departed last night for the eastern city. R. BR. Rumely of 331 North Johnson left late last night for Hot Lake Oregon.

W. F. Yost Mankato Minnesota R. BR. Rumely North Johnson Hot Lake Oregon

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