Pocatello Welcomes Utah Trade Tour Visitors
The Lake Special with seventy chamber of commerce members arrives in Pocatello at 11 20 am Thursday greeted by a business leaders committee. They will tour Bannock hotel Rotary luncheon and be hosted by the chamber with a banquet dance and tours to Kraft Cheese and Armour packing during their Idaho circuit.
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It Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Ocatello
Cial
E¢ Bannock Hotel
Rotary Club
Idaho
Amera Falls
Interstate Territy
Poca Ho
Bannock
Kraft Eese
Armour’s
Pocatello
Payette Lake encampment site declined for national guard
Boise May 13 Considerable regret among national guard troops at war department decision to abandon Payette lake as this year’s encampment site. Climate and mobilization access concerns cited with shipments to Boise. McCall lacks permanent water works. Col Sirmeyer report opposed permanent improvements. Cavalry and infantry to camp at Fort Boise in June.
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Tribune
Boise
National Guard
Payette Lake
Toome
McCall
Colmen Sirmeyer
Ninth Corps
Payette Lakes
Valry
Infantry
Fort Boise
Church Ads Worth Trying at Advertising Club Meet
Houston, May 13. Advertising men at the Associated Advertising clubs convention panel discussed church advertising as a worthwhile effort if people are regarded as worth trying. Speakers urged community advertising, noting taxation could fund campaigns and Florida considers a 400000 state grant. Retail advertising leaders stressed simple buying principles and efficiency to cut future costs.
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Houston
Texas
Associated Advertisin Clubs
Galveston
Kerrison Juniper
St. Petersburg
Fla
Geo. A. Pickens
The
Missouri Association
Community Advertising Department
Jefferson Thomas
Jacksonville
Florida
George B. Forristall
H. H. Maynard
Department of Business Organization
Ohio State University
H. E. Hart
Chicago
Tech Students Give Recital in Frazier Hall
Idaho Tech music department led by Professors Neilson Roubhi doux Thomas and Gardner presents a free Thursday recital in Frazier Hall. This is the last joint monthly recital of the year, with subsequent certificate and diploma recitals also free to the public. A list of dates follows from May 19 to June 1 featuring oboe, clarinet, violin, piano, voice, and cello performances by students including William Holder Ellen Ingstrom Norman Stedfeldt Phyllis Beckley Helen Williams and others.
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The
Idaho Tech
T. R. Neilson
L. Roubhidoux
Sara K. Thomas
J. C. Gardner
Frazier Hall
P. m
Pocatello
William Holder
Carl Stoll
Lee Gittens
Hugh Miller
Ellen Ingstrom
William Fox
Norman Stedfeldt
Phyllis Beckley
Enrollment in Hygiene Class Through Red Cross Efforts
Miss Mary Day Barnes leads the Bannock Caribou Red Cross unit in launching home hygiene and sick care courses for nearly a hundred local families. Six classes meet across Alameda with extensive registrations at Alameda, Senior High School, First Ward Church, and other sites, reflecting strong community participation and organizational support.
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Mary Day Barnes
Red Cross
Bannock-Caribou
Alameda
A. E. Watson
Ida Siler
Mariam Tubbs
Ethel Walton
Minnie Warren
Laurena Rupp
Luella Hale
Gladys Allsop
Ellen Anderson
Margaret Coffin
Virginia Connelly
Marguerite Davis
Alice Frazier
Frances Hammerstein
Isabell Johnston
Helen B. Jones
Grace Lotz
Catherine Burbidge
Lucille Burbidge
Zillah Marler
Venna Tolman
Waldean Jones
Thelma Larsen
Helen Mae McCreary
Mary Ellen Mallard
Eva C. Imes
Madene Osborn
Dorothy York
Dorothy Stone
Barnes
J. I. King
Nee
E. E. Moberly
Ellen Lees
E H
Clara Hie
Geo
his@llege
Rogers
Trea Urer
Cleo Nichols
Red Cross Board
Lord Milner Dies After Illness In England
London May 13 AP Lord Milner former secretary of war died today at his residence Sturry Court near Canterbury after a period of sleeping sickness illness. Milner rose from humble origins to high office including governor of the Cape and high commissioner in South Africa. He served in Lloyd George's cabinet and as secretary of the colonies before resigning in 1921. Born March 23 1854 he studied at Oxford and wrote political works.
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London
Lord Milner
Sturry Court
Canterbury
Viscount Milner
Great Britain
Alfred Milner
England
Order of the Garter
Liberal Party
Harrow
M. P
Egypt
Board of Inland Revenue
Cape of Good Hope
South Africa
Transvaal
Orange River
David Lloyd George
Ord Milner
Charles Milner
Germany
Balliol College
Oxford
Temple Bar
Pall Mall Gazette
Lord Edward Cecil
Violet Georgina Maxse
Tle
Frederick Augustus Maxse
Nurse to Teach Classes at Local Normal School
The plan allows a local nurse to teach similar classes in the future. The current classes will close mid June, with Miss Barnes resuming her duties at the Bellingham Washington Normal school.
Heavy Gain In Foreign Trade
Washington reports April foreign trade surged with exports at $490,000,000 the highest in five years and a favorable trade balance of $51,000,000. Imports totaled $8,869,883, while exports reached $21,603,945 in gold movements, amid ongoing gold outflow.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Citizens Urged to Cooperate in Work Clean-Up Campaign
The chamber of commerce forum focused on a clean-up paint up and beautify campaign run this week with school children in Pocatello. Metropolitan Life agent V Prowa and Sanitary Inspector W L Raymond urged citizen cooperation and fly proof garbage cans, noting health and property value benefits from cleanup efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Pocatello
V. Prowa
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
W. L. Raymond
Raymond
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Janet Kilttan
Charles G. Dawes
Gaylord Sanford
Idaho
Prowa
Metropolitan Company
Prows
Boy Scouts
French Debt Settlement Plan Faces Cautious U.S. Inquiry
The United States weighs a proposed French settlement plan with caution. Washington says no Paris confirmation yet and will not accept annuities tied to reparations. Officials may mirror Britain debt terms when negotiating with France.
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State Department
Paris
Herries
Washington
Davey Pla
United States
Great Britain
Paria
President Reelected by Unitarian Laymen’s League
Charles H Strong of New York was reelected president of the Unitarian Laymen's League at its new council meeting. Honorary vice presidents named include Dr. David Starr Jordan of Palo Alto, California.
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Boston
Charles H Strong
New
Unitarian Laymen’'s League
New Council
David Starr Jordan
Palo Alto
Calif
Suit against House of David halts colony claim in Michigan
Peter Johnson and his wife Margaret file a 200000 dollar damage suit in St. Joseph Michigan, alleging misused colony funds and labor payments by the House of David. They accuse Lavina Johnson of a 17 year old marriage orchestrated by leader Benjamin Purnell and describe a divorce from John Hegner in 1924. The Johnsons left the colony in 1923 after four years of membership.
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St. Joseph
Mich
House of
Benjamin Purnell
John Hegner
Mary
Purneill
Hegner
Johnsons
Mexican laborer loses legs in Burley train accident
J Orasco, a Mexican laborer, had both legs severed when he fell beneath a passenger train at Burley at 9 this morning. He was attempting to board the train and was taken to Burley hospital for treatment.
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J. Orasco
Burley
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