Democrats Not Considered in Fusion Move
Ray McKaig of the Progressive party stopped in Pocatello warning against fusion with Democrats. He said fusion would confuse voters and force a scramble for office. The party plans stronger campaigns in 15 counties with help from senators Shipstead and Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McKaig
The
Progressive Party
Pocatello
Democrats
McKaig
Ned
Washington
Shipstead
Frazier
Bannock County
Legisature
Idaho Tech
Boise
Senate
House
Bannock
Agricultural College
Local Fraternal Notes and Event Plans
Pocatello Chapter No 6 R A M to confer M M and P M degrees this evening with good attendance urged. Easter Monday ball planned with Bannock hotel crowd following joint Knights of Columbus and parish women group meeting. Westminster Guild Arthalinda Circle to meet Tuesday at 6 15 pm at 810 South Fifth. Fort Hall Lady No 6 Knights of Pythias to meet Tuesday in Eagle hall with page rank to be conferred. Gameo Girl rehearsals tonight by Powder company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Chapter
Bannock Hotel
Knights of Columbus
Young Ladies Sodalities
St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral
St. Anthony’s Parish
Westminster Guild
Arthalinda Circle
Jean Barnum
South Fifth Avenue
Fort Hall
Knights of Pythias
Eagle Hall
Powder
Editor Howard P. Pinkney Dies at 43 in Idaho
Editor in chief of the Idaho State Journal, Howard P. Pinkney died early today of pneumonia at a local hospital. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 11 AM at MeHan Undertaking with Rev. Ewing officiating. burial will be in Sterling Illinois aboard train No. 18. Pinkney, 43, had lived in Idaho fourteen years and previously worked in Salt Lake City and Downey. He is survived by his mother, two brothers, and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Pinkney
Idaho State Journal
The
Journal Company
MeHan Undertaking Company
Ewing
Methodist Church
Sterling
Ilinois
E. P. Marsh
Pinkney
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Herald-Republican
Downey
Will R. Ferris
Pocatello
Downey Idahoan
Mail Press
Snyder Named Board Member at Y M C A Meeting
W H Snyder president manager of Pocatello Loan and Realty was elected to the Y M C A board of directors at a noon meeting. Sayeer replaces I M Rusk. A committee 33 meeting is set for Monday evening with Boise secretary Ellis to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Snyder
Pocatello Loan & Realty Company
Association
Sayeer
I. M. Rusk
Ellis
Boise Association
A. CG. Hinckley
W. H. Witty
G. Nicholas Ifft
Railroad Men Urge Realtors to Back New Athletic Club
Phil Nash of the Union Pacific Employer Athletic association and George Slingerland of the O S S athletic division spoke at the Pocatello Real Estate board luncheon. Nash urged a community athletic field cooperatively funded by civic groups and Short Line employees, with 1000 to 1500 local members by May First. Slingerland reported 150 new members since the first meeting and called for civic support to build public courts and a track, baseball, and football complex on 60 acres near Alameda for public and railroad use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Nash
Union Pacific Employer Athletic Association
George Slingerland
O. S. S. Athletic Division
Pocatello Real Estate Board
Bannock Toam
Pocatello
Union Pacific System
Estern Electric Employee Association
Real Estate Board
Rotary
Kiwanis
McGowan
Short Line
Employes Athletic Association
Railroad
Pocatelloans
Ile
O. 8. L. Has
Harrison Avenue
Alameda
Junket
W. H. Snyder
Junket Committee
Mackay-Area
Arco
L. D
Arca
Snyder
L. E. Dillingham
Mackay Miner
Mackay Chamber of Commerce
Mackay
S. Turner
Idaho
Boise
Harvey Holmes
Silk Heist Nets $40,000 Value On Hudson River Pier
Robbers on the Lehigh Valley railroad twenty eighth street pier along the Hudson river held a watchman at gunpoint and escaped with silk valued at $40,000 according to railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Twenty-eighth Street
Hudson River
1000 Members for U S L Club Mobilizes Union Pacific Staff
Committees appointed by the Pocatello Athletic association of Union Pacific employees to recruit 1000 new members before May 1. A mass meeting is set for Wednesday at Trinity church hall with speakers outlining aims and plans for baseball, football, tennis and other sports development. Local workers named as special organizers include W J Mullin, Amanda Minder, E O Robinson, R F Modish and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Athletic Association
Union Pacific
Trinity Church Hall
Phil 8. Nash
W. J. Mullin
Amanda Minder
E. O. Robinson
R. F. Modish
A. R. Thompson
Eddie Grayson
Thomas
E. J. Hughes
E. T. Troescher
Lewis Ernest
A. E. Wright
Mrs. Erlert
H. D. Richardson
John Hedenstrom
Clyde Rupp
A. C. French
Gladys Miller
Robert Reynolds
Judd Parker
Ross Phillips
John Tensmier
Frank Hronek
J. A. Strand
Progressives to Enter City Ticket in Pocatello
An informal meeting of Pocatello Progressives met at Attorney Walter H. Anderson's office to discuss the upcoming city election. The group reportedly rejected fusion with the Democrats and plans to run a Progressive ticket. Ray McKaig of Boise and Luke Williams of Minidoka county spoke on organization and party matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Progressives
Walter H. Anderson
Theemocratic Party
Ray McKaig
Boise
State Progressive Central Committee
Luke Williams
Minidoka County
Perjury Cases Dismissed And Pending Indictments In Federal Court
The United States dismissed the case against George D. Snell former cashier of the First National bank of St Anthony on motion by the district attorney. Separately Josephine Golding faces perjury charges over alleged false stockraising homestead proofs near Arimo with alleged conspiracy with Homer Golding to defraud the Blackfoot land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George D. Snell
First National Bank of St. Anthony
Federal Court
Snell
Francis Snell
Mr. Snell
Josephine Golding
Arimo
Homer Golding
Blackfoot
Miss Golding
Emiy
Ensemble fashions offer versatile wardrobes at modest cost
The advertisement extols ensemble suits for the stylish woman with moderate means. It promises varying wardrobes from a single outlay and showcases combinations of wool and silk priced around 25 to 49.75 dollars. It also highlights new jumper skirts with shoulder straps as affordable options for young women.
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Beeat
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Eshener
U.S. L. Club
Hendryx
Natedra
Soeues Quartette
Aluminum
Benjamin F. Brown
Livingston
Montana
Blue Lodge
Fergus
North Dakota
K. T. Lodge
McHan’s Undertaking
L. M. Rusk W
A. Amundsen
Russells
New Coats
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