Twin Falls Banquet to Highlight Southern Idaho Notables
Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce plans a May 18 banquet inviting leading Southern Idaho figures. Speakers include Senator Yeaman Idaho Falls official Edmonds and Mayor Ross Pocatello with other dignitaries. Twin Falls Kiwanis joins, real estate men expected to attend as part of showcasing a united Idaho.
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Twin Falls
John W. Grahham
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ross
Pocatello
West
Graham
Cooperative Forestry Board Names Five Deputy Wardens
The state cooperative board of forestry approved five deputy fire wardens for northern Idaho forest districts. W. J. Ross of St Maries to Couer d Alene district Frank J Jefferson of Kooskia to Maggie Creek district Charles McCarthy of Spirit Lake to Tesqnmini district Theodore Fohl of Orofino to Clearwater district J R Winnington of Sandpoint to Pend Oreille district Board also approved boundaries for Wolfordge Hayden Lake and Sea districts with a request to nominate deputies by State Forester Ben Bush.
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Wolfrodge
Hayden Lake District
Sea District
Ben Bush
Forestry Board Urges U S Aid for Idaho Forest Protection
The Idaho state cooperative board of forestry requests Congress provide financial help to safeguard forested public lands outside national forests. It proposes interior secretary join state timber protection groups and cover a fair share of fire protection costs on public lands within Idaho districts, noting the General Land Office has offered no protection funding.
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Boise
Congress of the United States
Idaho State Cooperative Board of Forestry
Forest Service
Secretary of the Interior
Idaho
General Land Office
Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested in Twin Falls
Twin Falls May 5 Jack Dunn wanted in Minidoka county in a winter bank robbery was arrested beside his wife in a car on Main Avenue. Deputy sheriffs Jones and Prater cornered him as he reached for chewing tobacco. Dunn surrendered without a struggle. He was jailed in Twin Falls and later sent to Minidoka County. One man has been convicted and a third suspect is sought.
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Twin Falls
Jack Dunn
Minidoka County
Minidoka Bank
Main Avenue
Charles E. Jones
E. F. Prater
Jones
Dunn
French
State Boards Meet in May
Boise May 5 Three state examining boards will meet in the second week of May per an announcement by F A Jeter of the department of law enforcement. The veterinary board with Groom, Ikard and Hurd meets May 12. the certified public accountants board meets May 14 and 15 with Robinson and Young, both of Boise. The chiropody board, newly established, meets May 19, with L L Stewart, Boeck and Cole of Boise.
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Tribune
Boise
F. A. Jeter
Department of Law Enforcement
Veterinary
Herbert R. Groom
Twin Falls
E. H. Ikard
Gooding
Kay BK. Hurd
Payette
Certified Public Accountants Examining Board
J. W. Robinson
Norman H. Young
Kootenai County Holds Back Auto License Fees
Boise May 5 The state may sue to test the law after Kootenai County refused to remit 25 percent of motor vehicle registration fees earned before March 10. Commissioner F A Jeter says the 1923 law set 25 percent and the 1925 change to 10 percent became effective March 10. Over January to March 10 the county kept about $27,000, costing the state roughly $4,000 in revenue. Jeter notes other counties share the same question and insists 25 percent applies up to March 10.
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Boise
Kootenai County
Supreme Court
F. A. Jeter
Jeter
Moonshine Death Fits Transient Laborer in Idaho
Frank Powell a 45 year old transient laborer died after a night of drinking moonshine at a Grove street rooming house in Boise. Investigators suspect moonshine poisoning though a full autopsy was not performed. Powell and room mate Donald Matheson reportedly shared a gallon of moonshine during a Caldwell spree last week. Alberta Cornish, the landlady, cites acute indigestion as the cause. Powell was penniless at death.
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Boise
Frank Powell
Grove Street
Donald Matheson
Alberta Cornish
Powers
League Women Voters Hold Annual Meeting in Boise
The League of Women Voters annual state convention will be in Boise on May 9 at the Owyhee hotel Blue room. Morning business meeting precedes a 12 15 luncheon. Miss Hester Hollingshead regional secretary will report after returning from the Richmond Virginia national convention. Reservations for luncheon are handled by Mrs. R L Steen.
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Boise
League of Women Voters
Owyhee Hotel
Hester Hollingshead
National League
Richmond
R. L. Steen
Commissioners Bill Standardization in Twin Falls Court
Question of legality of standardization regulations for Twin Falls county general hospital is heard in district court after Dr D L Alexander and hospital medical staff appeal a county commissioners order repealing December standardization rules. District Judge W A Babcock noted a hearing will occur next Wednesday in district court.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls County General Hospital
D. L. Alexander
W. A. Babcock
Pate Pleads Not Guilty in Pro bate Court
Twin Falls on May 6 Stephen Pate Filter pleaded not guilty to felony margererjury in connection with a false affidavit used in district court for Paul Pate’s new trial motion. Stephen Pate was admitted to a $2000 bond.
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Twin Falls
Stephen Pate
Paul Pate
Golden Rule
Upham to Address Idaho Religious Education Meeting
Dr. A. H. Upham, president of the University of Idaho, will speak to southern Idaho Bible school teachers at the Idaho Council of Religious Education and Sunday school convention in Twin Falls. The event occurs May 2022, per the convention program released today.
Supreme Lieutenant to Visit Pocatello in May Session
The Supreme Lieutenant of the W B A of Maccabees plans a May 8 visit to Pocatello with an afternoon session in the hall. Members with numbers 7 1, 208 or 1718 1 should appear before Thursday.
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W. B. A. of Maccabees
Pocatello
Railroad News and Events Across Pocatello Area
Local railroad families prepare for visits to Utah and Brigham City. Pocatello No 1 Shop Employes to meet May 7 for committee elections. Short Line trapshooting squad to face Salt Lake Railroad club in Salt Lake. Rogerson Wells line track work to resume next week. Annual Short Line inspection underway with top officials en route from Brigham City to Montana division. A silk car special moved through at 4 30 p m from Seattle to New York City.
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William V. Reese
Caboose
Reese
Salt Lake City
H. Christofferson
Alvin Christofferson
Machinist Ag
Brigham City
Utah
Pocatello
Shop Employes Association
Commercial Hall
Pocatello Local
Pocatello Athletic Club of Railroad Employes
Salt Lake Railroad Club
Salt Lake
Rogerson- Wells
Nev
H. V. Platt
Pierce
Prater
Montana
Seattle
New York City
Tech Notes previews of a Caldwell trip and campus events
Alice Cosgrove and Mary Dayton return from Caldwell with proof readings on the Tech Wickiup. The first copy arrives Friday with fifty extra copies available. Campus plans include Campus Day this Wednesday and the twelfth annual state championship track meet at Hutchinson Field on May 9 with preliminaries at 10 and finals at 2.
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Alice Cosgrove
Mary Dayton
Caldwell
Tech
Frazier
Boise
Rolland Robins
Pocatello
Edith Glick
Commerce Department
Ogden High School
Edna Sawyer
Kathryn Wiilidina
Malad
Flora Winer
Tech Orchestra
Bill Goleeke
Realtors
Frances Rowland
Mink Creek
Leonard
Justice Heights
Hutchinson Field
Hospital Notes Report on Local Patients
Friends of Mrs. L. R Main of 855 South Harrison learn she is slowly convalescing after a serious operation last week at a local hospital. Mrs. Henry Meyer of American Falls underwent a serious operation yesterday and is resting well. A daughter of Mrs. F. F. DeLay of 440 South Grant Street is ill at home this morning.
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L. R Main
South Harrison Street
Henry Meyer
American Falls
F. F. DeLay
South Grant Street
Lowden Leads Move to Make Forest Week an Annual Event
Washington May 5 Former Governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois who headed the American Forest week committee this year has taken charge of plans to perpetuate forest week as an annual event With the help of a standing committee named by him he already has undertaken to effect a permanent organization.
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Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Citizens Camp Plans Outlined for Pocatello Meeting
The Pocatello Kiwanis club heard Major Wilfard Burton and Captain Armin Herold outline the Citizens Military Training Camp to be held at Fort DSUESs Utah from June 12 to July 11. The army officers discussed camp aims, costs covered by the War Department, and plans to secure a larger landing field for aviation training and reserve officers.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Wilfard G. Burton
Armin Herold
Army
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Burton
Kiwanis Club
Fort Dsueiss
Utah
War Department
C. A. Valentine
Howard
Noah Pond
Bistline
Butler
Chas. Sprague
Herold
Air Service
Officers Reserve Corps
Beverly Hills Officer Pleads Guilty to Burglary
Los Angeles May 5 Ray J. Bower a Beverly Hills patrolman pleaded guilty to a burglary charge in superior court and asked for probation. A hearing on the probation application was set for May 14.
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Los Angeles
Ray J. Bower
Beverly Hills
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Lumbago Relief
During the past winter thousands of people have used Joint-Ease with remarkable success in treating severe lumbago. The ad claims the product “When Joint-Ease goes in lumbago goes out” as a penetrating external remedy for painful, swollen joints. Availability is 60 cents a tube at all pharmacists.
Students urged to attend school in their home state
G L Luke of the University of Idaho spoke to the senior class about Idaho students staying in state. He urged solving the state’s resource problems and overcoming sectionalism by uniting northern and southern Idaho. He showed slides of Moscow and university facilities and highlighted football and other activities to attract students.
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Home
G. L. Luke
University of Idaho
Idaho
Utah
Spokane
Luke
Lake
Moscow
Publicity clause upheld in income tax law case
Washington May 5 The District of Columbia court of appeals rules Congress had constitutional authority to enact the publicity provision of the income tax law in a case from the district supreme court.
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Washington
Congress
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
District Supreme Court
Radio Schedule Highlights From May Fifth Listings
Radio program listings across cities include KOA Denver and KGO Oakland with dinner music and feature hours, KFOA Seattle orchestral blocks, WFAA Dallas club and theatre programs, and a Beloit segment with instrumental and vocal ensembles. May 5 guide notes interleave orchestra, dance, and entertainment blocks.
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Pocatello Time
KOA
Denver
Los Angeles
KFOA
Seattle
KGO
Oakland
Symphony Orchestra
EGW
Hawaii
Army Band
Beaumont
Rounders
New York
Babbitt Comes to Orpheum in Nightly Screen Debut
The long awaited screen version of Babbitt appears at the Orpheum tonight and Wednesday. Willard Louis stars as George Babbitt with a supporting cast including Mary Alden Carmen Myers Raymond McKee Clara Bow and others. A new comedy and Pathe News complete the program.
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Babbitt
Orpheum Theatre
Willard Louis
George Babbitt
Mary Alden
Carmen Myers
Raymond McKee
Clara Bow
Maxine Elliott Hicks
Virginia Loomis
Cissy Fitzgerald
Robert Randell
Dale Fuller
Pathe News
Orpheum
Baree Son of Kazan at the Strand features dramatic fight scene
A dramatic confrontation unfolds as Nepeese returns to her cabin and Mort tries to embrace her only to be interrupted by Pierrot who bursts in and attacks McTaggirt. The Strand showcases the lively film fight described as one of the era’s best filmed encounters.
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Baree
Kazan
James Oliver Curwood
Strand Theatre
Nepeese
Anita Stewart
Mort
Jack Curtiss
Post Factor
Pierrot
Joseph Rickson
McTag
Cinematic Battle Brews as Cast Enter Capitol Theatre
Pasco at the cast of The Deadwood Coach with Tom Mix appearing now at the Capitol Theatre signals another cinematic clash to come. Sid Jordan has been cast in the role.
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A Pasco
Tom Mixis
Capitol Theatre
Sid Jordan
Setlon
Deadwood
Tom
Sid
The Deadwood Coach Faces Sid in Tight Second Bout
A fragment notes a confrontation between The Deadwood Coach and Sid as Tom watches, with Sid growing tougher as the match unfolds. The brief hints at a rivalry and a measured escalation in strength between the combatants.
Noted Actor John Russell Dies at 70 in Glendale Home
Glendale mourns the death of veteran vaudeville headliner John Russell 70 formerly of Weber and Fields fame. He died at his home and will be sent to New York, his birthplace, for burial.
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Glendale
Calif
Joh Russell
Weber
Fields
New York
Bural
Senator Luiggi Named to Greek Mission and Macedonian Front Monument
Rome May 5 AP Premier Mussolini appointed Senator Ia Luiggi to head a government mission to Athens for the centenary of Italian Patriot Santorrd di Santa Rosa who died in Greece. He will later travel to Saloniki for the dedication of a monument to Italians who fell on the Macedonian front in World War I.
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Mussolini
Ia Luiggi
Athens
Santorrd di Santa Rosa
Lord Byron
Greece
Luiggi
Saloniki
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