Federal Court Perjury Case Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
The jury found Josephine and Homer Golding not guilty on both counts of perjury and conspiracy. The case centered on Josephine Golding allegedly making false residence statements for a grazing homestead near Arimo. Other defendants faced liquor offenses with sentences set to run concurrently. some were found guilty while others were acquitted.
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Josephine
Homer Golding
United States
Jowerhine Golding
Josephine Golding
Arimo
Land Office
Miss Golding
Robert Kulp
King
Boot- Lee
Hbel
Wilson
J Dietrich
McNeil’s Island
Washington
Shorty
LaVelle
Bannock County
Alexandria
Musical program at Kiwanis Club weekly meeting
The Pocatello Kiwanis club luncheon heard a high quality musical program led by Noah Pond and Professor Emmons Roscoe of Idaho Tech. Guests included J. W. McCoy and Judge R. B. Porter. Lloyd Pond played Napoleon's Last Charge and Roscoe with his string quartet performed. Next week's program will be led by Harry Scanlan and Gaylord Sanford.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Bannock
Noah Pond
Emmons Roscoe
The
Idaho Tech
J. W. McCoy
O. F. Call
Nordgaard
Franklin Junior High School
Nanamaker
Franklin Junior High
Roscoe
the Tech
J. F. Whitney
McCammon
R. B. Porter
Salt Lake City
Napoleon
Lloyd Pond
Franklin School
Tech
C. D. Moore
Bistline
Harry Scanlan
Gaylord Sanford
Pioneer Woman Addie Reed Cleveland Buried
The funeral for Mrs. Addie Reed Cleveland was held Monday at 2 PM at the Episcopal church with Rev. C. H. L. Chandler officiating. Eastern Star, Women of Woodcraft, and Pioneer Ladies' club members attended. two solos were sung by Mrs. H. H. B. Thompson. Interment followed at Mountainview Cemetery under Schumacher and Hall, with Eastern Star rites at the grave. Pallbearers were W. J. Harvey, R. O. Graham, Theodore Swanson, Harry Oaker, J. B. Bistline, and M. Grundfor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Harvey
R. O. Graham
Theodore Swanson
Harry Oaker
J. B. Bistline
M. Grundfor
Tired of Life Pact Ends in Hospital Rescue
Two seventeen and eighteen year old girls Nellie Hurelle of Pocatello and Oneita Cooley of Downey plotted suicide after three weeks of contemplation. They drank lysol after a note claimed no one was to blame and both were hospitalized with life threatening poisoning. Nellie, a high school student, and Oneita, recently married, survived. their motive cited fatigue with life and youthful angst.
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Nellie Hurelle
Pocatello
Oneila Cooley
Downey
American Falls
Seventh Avenue
Nellie
Oneila
Witten
Oneita
Shakespeare
Macbeth
A. M. Newton
Hurelle
Fish Hategary
Oneita Cooley
Old Feud Sparks Battery Complaint in Rural Court
Luker, a farmer near Elk horn creamery, charged George and Thomas Smith with assault and battery after a dispute over a grain drill. Luker appeared in Judge O J Bell's court with a discolored eye and swollen lips. Thomas Smith claimed responsibility. Deputy W H Jensen conveyed the defendants. County Attorney H J Swanson prosecutes for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. Luker
Elkhorn Creamery
George and
Thomas Smith
O. J. Bell
Smiths
W. H. Jensen
Luker
H. J. Swanson
District Declamatory Contest Friday at High School
The Southeastern Idaho district declamatory contest will be held Friday at the senior high school auditorium with events at 4 PM and 7 30 PM. Judges are Supt W E Davidson American Falls R A Weston Lava and Jessie Connell Idaho Falls. Schools like Pocatello Blackfoot Shelley Malad and Mooreland entered with more expected. Winners advance to the state contest on April 10.
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Idaho
W. E. Davidson
American Falls
R. A. Weston
Lava
Jessie Conne'l
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Shelley
Malad
Mooreland
Short Line Divisions Discuss Safety Problems
Over 150 men from Idaho Montana and Utah met at the Y M C A under safety agent C T Bailey to review safety work since the last gathering. Division superintendents chaired sessions, with craft fuel and mechanical committees meeting for monthly route discussions.
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Branch
Endeavor
Idaho
Montana
Utah
C. T. Bailey
Bailey
Pocatello
R. E. Brooks
KE. Brooks
E. C. Manson
Bank clearings and a short notice of illness in town
Bank clearings for Monday, March 23, totalled $199,372.67. W. H. Nechols of 1006 North Harrison, a Short Line employee, has been called to Princeton, Kentucky, on account of his father’s serious illness.
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W. H. Nechols
North Harrison
Princeton
Kentucky
Mrs Anna Liday Dies. Funeral Thursday
Mrs Anna Liday dies Monday at her son John A. Liday's home 509 South Johnson. Former Salt Lake City resident, she has lived in Pocatello four years. Funeral set for Thursday at 1 30 PM from Schu macher Hall chapel.
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Anna Liday
John A. Liday
South Johnson
Ballet Rehearsals Highlight Coronation Event Cast
A strong turnout of show members yesterday prepared for the Coronation and Cinderella ballet. Rehearsals proceed with Cameo Girls at 7 30 and other groups on the schedule through 8 30.
Local Auxiliary Formed By Eales Aerie Members
Mrs J A Anderson was elected chairman and Elizabeth Morris secretary of a temporary social welfare and entertainment group formed yesterday afternoon in the English area. The ladies auxiliary will include wives mothers sisters and daughters of Aerie members. The charter opens for 30 days before a permanent organization is established with permanent officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Anderson
Elizabeth Morris
Eaglish
Aerie of
Eales
Armanent
Repair work under way at Gem State rig in Arbon valley
G Baker of Gem State Petroleum is repairing a winterly stranded rig at Arbon valley and preparing for drilling on April 1 if weather holds. He has mobilized mechanics to restore equipment after three months of heavy snow delays and blocked roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Baker
Gem State Petroleum Company
Arbon Valley
Eet
R. Baker
Bannock Sportsmen Hear Wind Conditions Report at Meeting
The Bannock Sportsmen's association announces a program feature for the next regular meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Thursday evening April 9. Mr. Hinckley will outline the exact wind conditions in the Jackson Hole country after an extensive, written report detailing the trip through the region. The committee urges all sportsmen to attend and take advantage of this opportunity.
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Bannock Sportsmen’s Association
Chamber of Commerce
Hinckley
Jackson Hole
Harrie lodges complaint against potash syndicate
Washington March 24 Senator Harrie of Geer files a formal complaint with Secretary Kellogg alleging improper practices by the French German potash syndicate.
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Piles
Washington
Kellogg
Harrie of Geer
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Creaky Joints
An advertisement claims Joint-Ease softens stiffness and swelling in rheumatic and other joint pains. A tube costs 60 cents and is rubbed into skin to reach ligaments and bone, promising fast relief and reduced inflammation.
Funeral Services Held for Journalist Howard Pinkney
Pocatello newspaper staff gathered at McHan funeral parlors for 11 o'clock services for Howard P Pinkney telegraph editor and State Journal director who died Monday of pneumonia. Reverend Ewing led the ceremony. body sent by train to Sterling Idaho. sister Mrs E Marsh of Sterling attended. Survivors include his mother in Sterling and two brothers and two sisters.
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Pocatello
McHan
Howard P. Pinkney
Telegraph
The
State Journal
W. M. Ewing
Methodist Church
Sterling
E. P. Marsh
Pinkney
Will Ferris
Downey Idahoan
Ewing
J. D. Morgan
H. J. Toller
Downey
Installation of DeMolay Officers in Local Lodge
The local DeMolay chapter plans an English dinner and program at the Masonic temple with a 7 30 p m installation ceremony for officers. Dinner is at 6 30 p m to precede the program. Elected officers include master councillor Allen Holland and senior councillor Paul Pearson with James Kelly as junior councillor. Additional appointive officers are listed.
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Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
DeMolay
Allen Holland
Paul Pearson
James Kelly
Raymondughes
Wilfred Johnson
Homer Gower
Stewar
Ben Rolland
Chapaig
Carl Valentine
Almoner
Edward Say
Marshal
Spencer Ford
Evert Mitchell
Sentinal
Lee Gittens
George Davis
Carl Dice
Hugh Miller
Harry Krussman
Frank Purdy
Titus Cornell
Edward Jacobs
Dundee Tailors Take Two Of Three From KCs In City Bowling
In Monday night City league action the Dundee Tailors won two of three from the KC team. Tonight's schedule features Shaw Auto versus Realty Board in the City league and Fire Department against Mail Clerks in the Commercial league. Scores from last games include players Herman, Harvey Maas Johnston Moore Tower totals.
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The
Dundee Tailors
Shaw Auto
Realty Board
Fire Department
Mianeh G
of & Herman
Er Saidll Arvey
Maas
Johnston Moore
Tower
No Evidence of Fraud Defense Says Nope
The defense asserts no fraud evidence exists and stresses the statement should not reflect on the admiral. The president’s attitude surfaced as Owen Roberts described Admiral Robison as pliant under former Secretary Fall yet earnest in pushing a lease favorable to the navy and government.
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Owen J. Roberts
Durin
Cheyenne
Robison
Fall
Russia Cancels Sinclair Lease on Saghalin Island
The Soviet court annulled the Sinclair oil concession on Saghalin and ordered the return of the 200 000 rubles guaranty. The government had filed suit claiming Sinclair failed to meet terms by the required deadline, noting the Russo Japanese treaty did not prompt the move.
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Moscow
Saghalien
Sinclair Oil
Sinclair Company
Japan
Russia
Sinclair
Company Ignores Decision From Soviet Court
New York March 24 Cable reports from the Soviet court at Moscow annulled the Saghalien Concession granted to the Sinclair Consolidated Oil company. E W Sinclair president said the lower court decision is indecisive and of little concern at company offices.
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New York
Moscow
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Company
E. W. Sinclair
Robbers Take $9000 in Irvington Bank Cash Heist
Three gunmen struck the Irvington Trust Company messenger John Schaefer age 55, knocking him unconscious. They fled with a money bag containing about $9,000 in what authorities call a regular bank exchange robbery.
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Irvington
N. J
John Schaefer
Irvington Trust Company
Eichelberger Denied New Trial in Idaho Misappropriation Case
Frank E. Eichelberger cashier at an American Falls bank was found guilty in federal court of misappropriation of funds. He was denied a new trial this afternoon and sentenced to ten months in county jail at Idaho Falls plus a $1000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. E. Eichelberger
American Falls
Idaho Falls
Utah Peach Crop Declared Heavily Damaged by Cold
A U S Department report based on 70 orchardist replies shows Utah faces severe peach losses in 1925 with estimates ranging from partial to near total destruction. Provo bench and Box Elder County report the worst damage, Utah County reports many losses, while Davis and Salt Lake counties expect milder impact. Temperature plunged 17 degrees below zero in December.
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Salt Lake City
Mar
Utah
Frank Andrews
United States Department of Agriculture
Box Elder
Provo
Weber County
Davis
Salt Lake
Box Elder County
Andrews
Utah County
Santaquin
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Clark Kimball Lodge No
Syringa Lodge
Hagie Hall
Portneuf Lodge
A. PF
A. M
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Missionary Department
Auxiliary of the Baptist Church
William Murray
Montpelier
Petersen’s
Tersch Oers
ELKS
Howard Pinkney
Illinois
Tribune
Messenger
Eichelberger
N. Main
R. O. Young
Optometrist
Jay M. Tiffany
Mgr
Wilson Bros. Athletics
Watson Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Fine Clothes
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