District Court Sessions Open at County Building
District court opened with District Judge Robert M. Terrell presiding. Byron Milligan pleaded guilty to simple assault after withdrawing not guilty to assault with intent to commit robbery. The state’s case against Billa Staples was dismissed. J. P. Button’s burglary trial began regarding a December 29 second hand store burglary at 250 North Main. Sutton and Williams faced gun seizure details and allegations of a brick thrown through a display window.
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Robert M. Terrell
H. J.swanson
Byron Milligan
Terrell
North Main
T. B. Williams
Sutton
Williams
Lehrbas
J. L. Balderston
John H. Kane
the Tribune
East Side
Balloon Dance at the Palace Tonight
Balloon dance announced for this evening at the Palace. Guests are invited to attend a social event labeled as a dance night with music and entertainment.
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Palace
Pioneer Resident Martin Ingelstrom Dies in Pocatello
Martin Ingelstrom aged sixty of 854 North Arthur Pocatello died this morning in a local hospital after a paralytic stroke suffered Saturday. He came to Idaho in 1886 and lived in Pocatello since 1888. Survived by his wife two brothers three sisters and two sisters in Sweden. He was in the grocery and butcher business and ran a furniture store before retiring ten years ago. He belonged to the Pocatello lodge of Elks and the Woodmen of the World camp. The body is with McHan Undertaking. funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Martin Ingelstrom
North Arthur
Pocatello
Mr. Ingelstrom
Wie
Andrew O. Engelstrom
Lara J. Ina
Boston
Sweden
Ingelstrom
Idaho
Cery
Skewise
Pocatello Lodge of Elks
Woodmen of the World
McHan Undertaking Company
State Fighting Shepherd Bail Proceedings In Chicago
State's Attorney Crowe's forces prep to restate defense for William D. Shepherd seeking bail as a reconsideration motion heads to morrow before Chief Justice Hopkins. Shepherd is charged with murdering his foster son William N. McClintock by typhoid inoculation to gain a one million dollar estate. C. Farman, who admitted giving tainted typhoid terms, faces indictment with Shepherd.
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Chicago
Crowe
William DD. Shepherd
Hopkins
Shepherd
William N. McClintock
C. Farman
Sepherd
Cat with kittens sought at Idaho Fur Farm sale
Wanted notice from Idaho Fur Farm seeks a cat with young kittens. Contact via telephone 922-R-5. The message is set for Friday at 10 a m in a location described as the Little House Around the Corner. Financial terms paid in cash.
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Idaho Fur Farm
Rayon Silk Sweaters Warm Up Chilly Mornings
Meena RF debuts new scarf styles and rayon silk sweaters as the season cools. Fashion notes highlight cozy textures and modern accessories to brighten outfits.
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Meena
Extensive Coat Display At 24 75 Under Easter Showing
A large display features new coats priced at 24.75 in pre Easter showcasing styles for women misses and larger sizes. The collection includes semi tailored and elaborately embroidered designs, all offered as excellent values for well dressed shoppers.
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Russell
Peter Pan Sweaters and New Accessories Arrivals
Peter Pan style all wool sweaters offer smart comfort at reasonable prices. A fadeless and washable guarantee backs fast color Indian Heads fabric. Major draw is color beauty and fabric durability. Per yard prices around 49 to 98 cents. New neckwear and handbags accompany the latest dress details, modestly priced.
Refund blanks for car owners issued by County Assessor
County Assessor Chas A Brown received from the secretary of state a supply of refund forms for excess motor vehicle tax payments. Applicants must file by April 15. The process allocates 75 percent of each refund to the county and 25 percent to the state, covering refunds from pre new license law applications.
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Chas. A. Brown
Secretary of State
Broadway Star Jessie Reed Visits Pocatello on Honeymoon
Mrs. Lew Herman known as Jessie Reed, a Broadway vaudeville star, visits Pocatello with husband Lew Herman after a New York City wedding on February 22. The couple tours the Pacific coast and Honolulu while Mr Herman, a handkerchief magnate, notes rising western business prospects.
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Pocatello
Broadway
Lew Herman
Jessie Reed
Pocatello Genealogical Society Holds Annual Convention
The third annual convention of the Pocatello Genealogical Society met in the L D 8 amusement hall over Saturday and Sunday. Utah church officials attended, including Elder Richard Summerhays and Elder Thomasee, with Nell Simpson of Salt Lake assisting. A new Family History Journal handbook was introduced to aid in compiling family histories, and a practical genealogy demonstration was given by Mrs Addie Harris Hendricks using her own records. The sessions featured the stake presidency, visiting speakers, and a benediction by Bishop James A Ridley.
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Pocatello q_eeshyen
L. D
Salt Lake City
Richard Summerhays
Genealogical Society of Utah
Thomasee
Utah Stake of Zion
Iss Nell Simpson
Salt Lake
Family History Journal
Addie Harris-Hendricks
Stake Presidency
Stake Board of Genealogists
Stake
W. A. Hall
Bunday
Summerhays
A. W. Hall
Ouamies
James A. Ridley
Large Orchestra Launches School Play in Frazier Hall
A premier large orchestra led by Gaylord G Sanford will perform the musical romance Once in a Blue Moon at Pocatello senior high school Friday evening in Frazier hall. The lineup includes Adelaide Anderson piano De Nissen cello and Robidoux Gardner etc.
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Pocatello
Frazier Hall
Edd
Gaylord G. Sanford
L. L. Roubidoux
Tech
Adelaide Anderson
Robidoux
Florence Anderson
Hugh Miller
Betty Walters
Clarence Rush
Ralph Young
Floods, Snow and Hail Cause Severe New England Damage
Heavy rain and high water sweep across New England with Vermont town Randolph hardest hit as six buildings fall into the Whits River and two dams fail cutting power and bursting water mains. Manchester NH reports a roof collapse while a Providence street fatality is linked to obscured vision from snow. Montreal warns of river flooding as ice floes sweep a child to tragedy.
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Boston
New England
Providence
Randolph
Vermont
Manchester
N. H
America should secure foothold in Arctic lands
Arctic explorer Donald MacMillan urged President Coolidge to expand American claims near the North Pole. Denmark already holds Greenland, he warned, and American airship exploration could stake new land. He proposed sending either the Los Angeles or Shenandoah to Arctic waters and planned a June voyage to plant the flag on unseen territory.
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Washington
Coolidge
Donald MacMillan
North Pole
Denmark
Greenland
United States
Mr. MacMillan
Federal case seeks disability claim for veteran identity dispute
In Minneapolis on March 30 the case to establish Arthur Lopes-Frazier identity moved to federal district court. His attorney filed a petition to collect total disability compensation and attached an affidavit asserting he is Arthur Frasier, the veteran, not Arthur Lopez the supposed Mexican imposter as his confession stated.
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Minneapolis
Arthur Lopes-Frazier
Federal District Court
Lopez-Frazier
Lopes-Frazier
Arthur Frasier
Arthur Lopez
Turner to Locate in Twin Falls For State Life
W. B. Turner, representative of the State Life Insurance Company of Montana, leaves today for Twin Falls where he will locate temporarily.
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W. B. Turner
State Life Insurance Company of
Montana
Twin Falls
Pocatello Athletic Club Holds Meeting on Sports Plans
Officers of the Pocatello Athletic association of Union Pacific employees discussed tennis golf and trapshooting at Antler's hall. The group considered four new tennis courts on railroad property and favored clay courts. A twilight railroad workers league with ten teams was planned and merger with the trapshooting club was discussed.
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Pocatello Athletic Association
Union Pacific
Antler’s
South Rison Avenue
W. E. Smith
Tennis Club
Pocatello
W. J. Ingling
al Bresee
Baseball Committee
The
Association
Athletic Association
Pocatello Trapskating Club
Tne
Phil
Nash
Pocatello Bank Clearings Sanctioned for Lasertex Totals
Bank clearings for Lasertex in Pocatello reached 138,820.7 and are due to arrive April 1. Ezra J. Fielsted, newly appointed Chamber of Commerce secretary, will arrive Wednesday and assume duties. Real estate transfers recorded March 28 include R. R. Wilson et ux to Emma A. Neynw and Lamont Tolman Hetux to Hen O Leary in Riverside Township.
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Pocatello
Lasertex
Ezra J. Fielsted
The
Chamber of Commerce
Town End
Wilson
R. R. Etux
Emma A. Neynw
EBM
Tolman
Lamont Hetux
Hen O’ Leary
Riverside Tp
Parker Marries Miss Harrison in Ogden
Word was received this morning of the marriage in Ogden on March 6 of Frank Parker Short Line crane man of this city and Miss Bessie Harrison daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Harrison of Malad. The couple will reside in Pocatello after a short honeymoon.
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Ogden
Frank Parker
Bessie Harrison
Frank Harrison
Malad
Pocatello
Wilson Services Tomorrow
Funeral services are set for H Wilson 78 of Pocatello who died in a local hospital. The rites take place tomorrow at 2 30 P M at Mc Han's Funeral chapel with Reverend Anderson of the Nazarene church officiating. Interment will follow in Mountainview cemetery.
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Wilson
H Wilson
Pocatello
McHan’s
Anderson
the Nazarene Church
Mountainview Cemetery
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