Initiation Night Stunts and Parade at KS Event
KS prepares a lively initiation with a street parade band and a goat ride among stunts, songs, dances, and acts by around 70 candidates. The highlight features a banquet later, with a schedule of acts by students and a warning to watch steps after a recent accident involving Gaylord Sanford and Lane. The program begins at 7 PM and invites early attendance.
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Elka
Gaylord Sanford
Sanford
Lane
Ung Esk
Ight
Onight
Eheres
Barney McGarvey
Einie
Bodenbender
Thorkildsen
Attwood
Krevie
Amphlett
Clarence Hinckley
Sam
Abramson
Lockridge
Arpeieenesseicta Prent
Corbridge
McClee
State P T A President Visits Pocatello
Mrs. C E B Roberts state president and Mrs Charles F E Roe national field secretary visit Pocatello en route to Idaho Falls for the state P T A convention. They report forty state presidents attending and expect the organization to near one million members next year.
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C. E. B. Roberts
Associam
Charles FE. Roe
Nation
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Roberts
Roe
Austin
Texas
Ben
Ayl
Tional
Dog License Notice from Police Station
One hundred forty five dog licenses are now for sale at the Police Station. All dogs must be licensed on or before May 10 or be dealt with according to J. A. Lebrbas Chief of Police.
Ladies Society Ball Delights 500 at Dance Palace
A crowd of over 500 attended Syringa local No. 400 F and E staged ball at the Dance Palace last night. Decorations came from the ladies auxiliary. Music by the regular orchestra. a long night with dancing until 1 a m.
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Dance Palace
Syringa Local No
B. L
F. E
Ladies’ Auxiliary
H. C. Peake
Howard Kennett
Larold Anderson
D. I. Benson
Chariea Overton
Ralph Thomas
Mont Elliott
Gerald Sullivan
T. S. Gooderham
M. Henderson
M. Hemphill
Otto Stacker
G. ©. Bullard
William George
Fred Morrison
Oscar Johnson
Amelia Foden
Hannah Ash
Ray H. Walker
Charlea Wolf
A. D. McDonald
G. C. Mattice
A. W. Brown
W. H. Jennings
Angie Hatch
Clifford Wells
Twin Falls Club entertains business women from six cities
Pocatello Business and Professional Women's Club members visited Twin Falls for an open house, touring Shoshone Falls and Hansen Bridge, with eighty guests from St. Anthony Blackfoot Pocatello Rupert Gooding Buhl and Filer attending a dinner. Mary Dobbonson of Twin Falls was announced as a future state president candidate as Southeastern Idaho members pledged support.
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Pocatello
Rogerson
Twin Falls
Mary Dobbonson
Twin Falls Club
Southeastern Idaho
Rurley
Anne Scott
Pocatello Club
Gus Chopp
Edyth Carlson
Katherine Lord
Helen Patch
Mabel Thompson
Mrs. Howard
Clara Fargo
The Widow Story Boosts English Turf Legend
A famed tale says The Widow earned $200,000 for her owner from one race while regarded lightly as a yearling. Lord Westminster reportedly gave the horse to his bailiff, who gladly sold her for fifty dollars.
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Lord Westminster
Permanent aviation field sought for Pocatello meeting
A chamber of commerce gathering with aviation reserve corps officers discussed establishing a permanent flying field near Brady field. Captain Armin Herold arrived from Salt Lake to aid training, with plans for monthly visits and a runway of at least one mile to handle high altitude conditions.
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Potatello
Chamber of Commerce
Aviation Reserve Corps
Armin Herold
104Th
Herold
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Harry McDougall
Brady Field
Rady
R. C. Shrader
Charles Cannon
R. J. Pierce
FE. Brady
Arraignments In Criminal Cases In District Court
L H Bruce charged with involuntary manslaughter was arraigned this morning before District Judge Robert M Terrell and will enter his plea Wednesday morning. The information charges negligent driving on February 6, causing Francis E Kelley injuries and later death at the North Garfield avenue West Sublette street intersection. Santos Uariarte arraigned as a persistent violator pled not guilty. Orvil Hawkins found guilty recently for possession of intoxicating liquor was sentenced to ninety days in Bannock county jail and a $100 fine. Byron Milligan pled guilty recently to simple assault and will be sentenced Wednesday at 10 oclock.
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L. H. Bruce
Robert M. Terrell
Francis E. Kelley
Garfield Avenue
West Sublette Street
Santos Uariarte
Orvil Hawkins
Terrell
Bannock County
Byron Milligan
Fans Pleased With Tribune Service Baseball Box Scores
The Tribunes new AP service prints complete daily box scores for big league games. It replaces earlier late arrivals and lets readers see full game details before the wire closes at 4 p m due to daylight saving.
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Tribune
Associated Press
the Tribune
YMCA Sanitary Rules Considered for Opening Pool
A YMCA sub committee led by Dr A M Newton and including Drs E N Roberts J J Raaf J E Damron F M Ray and J Edgerton will meet midweek to review the swimming program and plunge sanitation. The group aims to address objections and study issues tied to midseason rates to fund a filtration plant installation.
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Department of Physical Education Organization
A. M. Newton
E. N. Roberts
J. J. Raaf
J. E.damron
Seattle Sportsmen's Show and Outdoor Exposition Week of July 25
Seattle hosts its third annual Sportsmen's Show and Outdoor Exposition the week of July 25. Last year the event drew over 390 000 visitors.
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Seattle
Twin Falls Visitors Stay With Frasers at Quinn Apartments
Twin Falls locals Mr. and Mrs. William Bush, Miss Opal Bush and W. Cornell were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ern Fraser at their home in the Quinn apartments.
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William Bush
Opal Bush
W. Cornell
Twin Falls
Ern Fraser
Quinn Apartments
Aberdeen pair visit ill Mrs Meyers bedside
Aberdeen residents Chris Meyer and Chris Seifert visited Mrs Henry Meyer at a local hospital in American Falls to offer support during her illness.
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Aberdeen
Chris Meyer
Chris Seifert
Henry Meyer
Young Married People's Dancing Club Party at Antlers Ball
The Young Married People's dancing club enjoyed a party last evening at Antlers ball. The next meeting is planned for the evening of May 18 at the Highway Inn in Inkom.
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Young Married People’s
Antlers Ball
Highway Inn
Inkom
Marriage Licenses Issued at County Clerk Office
Marriage licenses granted to Earl Campbell of Pocatello and Mabel Furniss of Moreland Idaho and to Frank Floris of Corpus Christi Texas and Margarita Garcia of Juarez Mexico.
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Earl Campbell
Pocatello
Mabel Furniss
Moreland
Idaho
Frank
Floris
Corpus Christi
Texas
Margarita Garcia O
Challis Visitors Call On Local Hospital Guests
Mrs Ralph Baxter and two children visit in town to shop and visit friends at the local hospital, accompanied by Mrs Fred Funkhouser and her small son, with Misses William and Roy Chivers, all of Challis.
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Ralph Baxter
Fred Funkhouser
Small
William and
Roy Chivers
Challis
Yester
Local Court Doles Fines and Trials
William Gorman fined 50 dollars for vagrancy with suspension on leaving the city by noon. Ted Maclane pleads not guilty to assault and battery. trial scheduled for Wednesday morning.
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William Gorman
John W. Peter
Ted Maclane
Armour & Company Amends Articles of Incorporation
A certificate of amendment filed with the county clerk changes Armour & Company's capital stock from 400 million to 200 million dollars and increases the board of directors from seventeen to twenty one.
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Armour & Company
Illinois
Targhee Tie Manager Sees Snow at Island Park
Ezra J. Merrill of the Targhee Tie company, active in Island Park country near Pocatello, reports six to seven inches of snow still on the ground but expects rapid melt if warm weather continues.
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Ezra J. Merrill
Targhee Tie Company
Island Park
Pocatello
Mr. Merrill
Goess to Butte Charles Schutz brings gender bending act
Charles Schutz, a female impersonator who delighted local vaudeville audiences with ballet and clever impersonations, left yesterday for Butte Montana to present his unique act. He performed at the Dance Palace Saturday night and earlier at the theatre, surprising crowds by doffing his wig to reveal as boy impersonatory women.
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Butte
Charles Schultz
Mont
Mr. Schutz
Dance Palace
Alameda Grocery Opens After Renovation on McKinley Avenue
The former Wagnitz Grocery at 103 McKinley Avenue Alameda has been renovated and reopened as Alameda Grocery by Peterson and Cooper. The pair bring extensive grocery experience and promise new stock and low cash prices.
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Alameda Grocery
Wagnitz
McKinley Avenue
Alameda
Peterson and Cooper
Peterson
Cooper
Spokane Hotel Manager Heads to Europe on June Voyage
George Sillman of the Sillman hotel in Spokane registers at the chamber of commerce tourist bureau and heads to New York for a June 6 Europe sailing. He travels with his wife and two daughters, another daughter joining in New York, and the family plans to take their car abroad through the A A A arrangements.
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Europe
George Sillman
Sillman
Spokane
Wash
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Sillmans
Malad Concert Delights The Tech Orchestra
Last Friday May 1 the Tech Orchestra performed before a packed Malad audience. Long applause and multiple encores from soloists reflected strong local appreciation. Farmers from surrounding valleys traveled far to hear the concert, with plans for a fall return engagement by Professor Roubidoux.
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Tech
Malad
Thomas
Roubidoux
Southeastern Idaho Fair Meeting In Blackfoot Tonight
A Southeastern Idaho district fair association meeting will be held in Blackfoot this evening to arrange camping and the September exposition under the association. All counties in the district are invited to send representatives.
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Southeastern Idaho District Fair Association
Blackfoot
Idaho
County groups to promote state fair exposition
Eight counties in this region will join in promoting the state fair. E. J. Fjeldsted, manager of the Pocatello chamber of commerce, has been named secretary of the association and will oversee the exposition next fall.
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E. J. Fjeldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Petersen Furniture Tests Unique Linoleum Demonstration
A distinct linoleum durability test is staged by Petersen Furniture at the street corners Wear Center and Main, East Center and Second Avenue. The Pacific coast product lies in two large pieces at busy intersections for all traffic to pass over. Petersen notes a similar demonstration occurred in New York.
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Petersen Furniture Company
Wear Center Street
Main Street
East Center
Rest
Second Avenue
Petersen Company
New York
Intersection Obscured by Large Piece of Linoleum
A sizable sheet of linoleum lay across the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 26th Street, causing disruption and prompting inquiries into the incident.
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Fifth Avenue
26Th Street
Gate City Knights Templar Meet Tonight at 7 PM
Eikin Chandler chairs Gate City Commandery No. 4 Triennial conclave committee meeting in the Masonic temple at 7:00 PM. A stated communication follows at 7:30 PM. Committee members include Fi Chandler William Wallin R A Bilyeu R V Swanson Edward Ames Alfred Stewart Clarence Amundsen Charles Knott Howard Goldsmith and Y E Vieira.
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Eikin Chandler
Gate City Commandery No. 4
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Gate City Commandery
Knight Templar
Fi © Chandler
William Wallin
R. A. Bilyeu
R. V. Swanson
Autumn Race Meetings at Metropolitan Tracks
Each autumn race meeting on the metropolitan tracks spans thirteen days in duration, outlining a standard schedule for the season. The long-form plan suggests continuous racing with limited breaks between fixtures.
Frank J Marshall Sets Pace in International Tournament
Frank J Marshall leads the United States in a tentative appearance at an international tournament, a long status since 1909, reflecting ongoing competition and national engagement with the event.
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Frank J. Marshall
America
United States
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