May Festival by Franklin Junior Girls at Franklin School
One hundred fifty Franklin junior high girls perform May festival titled May Day in Mayland on Friday May 17 at 7 30 PM. Admission by ticket, no charge. 500 tickets distributed to parents. Cast includes Queen of Mayland Margaret Blair Oberon Velma Howard and others with Eloise Smith directing physical education class participants.
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Franklin Junior High
Franklin School
Mayland
Eloise Smith
Queen of Mayland
Margaret Blair
Priscilla Henney
Jane Byer
Mae Walker
Thelma Oviatt
Dorothy
Blanche Roff
Louise Mack
Venice
Gibby Oberon
Fairyland
Pinacie Aee Ee Velma Howard
Puck
Marguerite Zaccardi
Knights Templar to Meet Tonight in Masonic Temple
Gate City Commandery No. 4 Knights Templar plan a 7:80 p.m. meeting at the Masonic Temple to confer the K T degree and decide on participation in the Seattle Triennial Conclave and Idaho Grand Commandery events in Pocatello. V Swanson urges a large local attendance.
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Gate City Commandery No. 4
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Seattle
Grand Commandery of
Idaho
Pocatello
V. Swanson
Gate City
Music Recital By Students of Edward Cox
Public invitation for a music recital by students of Edward Cox at Second Ward Chapel South Sixth Street Pocatello on Thursday May 14 at eight p m. Transportation arranged with two buses leaving Main and Center at nine and ten p m Tuesday for Barney Google s Follies in Inkom round trip seventy five cents Royal Coach Transport Company provide service and timetable details.
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Edward Cox
Second Ward Chapel
Block South Sixth
Pocatello
Barney Google
Inkom
Royal Coach ‘Trans. Co
Miss Stewart
Suzuki
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Joint-Ease Ad Promises Quick Relief for Aches
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease for creaky, swollen joints and muscle stiffness. It claims fast skin penetration to tendons and bone, with use for rheumatism neuritis sciatica lumbago backache and sore throats. Says millions use it and athletes rely on it. A 60 cent tube sold everywhere.
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America
Hotel guests flood lobby with name games and gossip
A lively lobby column notes confusion over who writes the hotel column as guests and visitors arrive in Pocatello. Local officials, bankers, commissioners, and travelers from Reno to Salt Lake are registered at several hotels, with mentions of Rexburg reporter C. G. Vaughn and various attendees.
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C. G. Vaughn
Rexburg
Judge Baum
Pocatello
Bannock
C. He. Bassett
Liffor
L. J. Petty
Swan Lake
Bannock County
Bannock Hotel
L. W. Evans
Idaho Falls
Crow Hotel
New York City
Harry Romess
J. E. Messley
E. V. Appleton
Musical Treat for Kiwanis Club Pleases Pocatello
The Pocatello Kiwanis weekly luncheon featured violin, piano, and vocal solos by local performers led by J. H. Mc Evers and A. KR Metherson. Guests included C. A. Prauty and Dr. Donaldson of San Francisco. Plans and fundraising for Idaho celebrations and district duties were outlined, with a $20 000 quota and a $5 000 local raise target. The attendance award went to J. I. King.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Bannock
J. H. McEvers
A. KR. Metherson
Geraldine Edgerton
Adelaide Anderson
Fern Williams
Ruth Pettit
Williams
C. A. Prauty
Swift & Company
Herman Deitz
Boise
Boise Kiwanis Club
Dr. Donaldson
San Francisco
Iidaho
Gaylord Sanford
Jean Bistline
Gannock
Kiwaniy
Rotary
Doctor Donaldson
Walter Newcomb
Dpocatello
CG. A. Valentine
American Falls
A. J. Pierce
Pocatello
James Russell
West
J. (. Galbraith
Poeatello
Idaho
J. I. King
List of Names Attending Event Noted
A roster of individuals from Salt Lake Denver Twin Falls Logan Logan Salt Lake Idaho Falls Montpelier New York and other locations includes Mr and Mrs J N Rice and many others such as T M Lustig Harry Romess W W Woodside W W Sells J A Scott and Arthur Vohs. The fragment lists attendees from multiple cities without context or event details.
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St. Marie W. Burson
Los Angeles
W. A. Hims
G. H. Marshall
Rupert
Philip McGrory
Salt Lake
Arthur E. McGrory
A. E. VanTeer
Idaho Falls
Geo. (. Tway
C. L. Coonrad
Twin Falls
Guy L. Kinney
A. Amagra
Burley
Ae Schnnke
Boise
T. H. Barnett
Duboise
H. L. Camms
J. N. Rice
J. H. Goode
Denver
T. R. Frazer
L. E. Ross
Logan
H. Owen
J. A. Scott
L. G. Sloan
Montpelier
W. W. Woodside
W. W. Sells
TM. M. Lustig
Harry Romess
New York
W. G. Stambaugh
Arthur Vohs
la Salle
Consolidated Wagon and Machine poised to dissolve receivership
The Consolidated Wagon and Machine company plans to ask the court to dissolve its receivership as farmers in Idaho and Utah show improving conditions and creditors report full repayment. The firm once ran 56 offices including many Idaho branches and, led by General Manager G C Wright and President Heber Grant, aims to reopen more locations.
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Idaho
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company
Utah
Downey
Malad
Preston
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Ashton
Rigby
Driggs
Twin Falls
Filer
Buhl
Burley
Jerome
Gooding
Shoshone
Eden
Rupert
American Falls
Arco
Shelley
Richfield
Hailey
G. C. Wright
Heber Grant
Unclear Names List From Salt Lake to Indianapolis
A fragmented directory style line lists many individuals and cities including Salt Lake, New York, Denver, Indianapolis, Burley, Portland, and St. Paul. No cohesive event or action is evident from the readable fragments.
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W. C. Patterson
Salt Lake
W. Griswold
J. E. Messley
New York
A. C. Lee
Denver
Fabrick
Roseman
J. Rosenthal
Indianapolis
E. V. Appleton
Newcom
L. Lewis
Burley
McLean Testifies on Loan Linked to Naval Leases
Washington May 12 AP Guy Tves assistant secretary of the United States Senate was the first witness at the grand jury session probing conspiracy tied to naval oil leases. Edward Doheny loaned Albert Fall $100000 via an unsecured note later not cashed. The panel also heard from Edward Doheny and others connected to the Interior Department.
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Washington
Guy Tves
United States Senate
Federal Grand Jury
E. (. Finney
Interior Department
Ernest N. Hill
Senate Public Lands Committee
McLean
Senate
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
Edward Doheny
Mack
Doheny
Crown Prince Takes Broad View at Oels Demonstration
In Oels Germany May 12 AP former Crown Prince Frederick William greeted a Republican demonstration at the castle grounds and chatted with Reichsbanner members inviting them to view his home. The visitors voiced support for the current government and the ex crown prince indicated agreement in several instances.
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Oels
Germany
Frederick William
Soviet Congress Ratifies Revised Constitution Amid Economic Changes
In Moscow the all-Russian congress of soviets approved the revised constitution of the Russian Soviet Federation in response to current economic changes.
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Moscow
Congress of Soviets
Stolen Car Recovered by Local Police
The chief reports all stolen cars located and recovered by the department. A Ford sedan owned by D L Morrison was found on Main Street near People's Store after Morrison parked it there and later discovered it missing. Police located the vehicle a few minutes after the report.
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D. Ll. Morrison
Morrison
Main Street
People’s Store
Center Street
Seniors Lead In English Test Results At Local High School
The recent college entrance English exams show the senior class leading others in correct English. Marion McGowan and Vivian Mosher posted perfect papers, while the school average across all students was 16.53 mistakes per paper and seniors averaged 8.98.
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Marion McGowan
Vivian Mosher
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Walter R. Siders
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Benefit Plays for School Athletics at May 15 Show
A senior high school assembly urged support for the athletic association. The annual play All of a Sudden Peggy debuts May 15 in Frazier hall to raise funds for equipment and for bringing big games to the school.
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School Athletic Association
Frazier Hall
J. A. Ziebarth
Athletic Association
James EB. Brady
R. A. Fox
Thelma Peterson
Elva Puginire
Peggy
York
London
New York City
America
Senior High Student Elections Vote May Prove Exciting
The junior class named Harold Stowell Ed Jarboe and Max Reynolds for president while the sophomore group nominated Ernest Pearson Ruby Byrd and Mary Cosgrove for vice president. Campaigns begin this week ahead of Friday's vote.
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Harold Stowell
Ed Jarboe
Max Reynolds
Ernest Pearson
Ruby Byrd
Mary Cosgrove
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