Grand Chapter Royal Masons Meet in Boise Idaho
The twenty fifth anniversary convocation of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Idaho will convene May 16 at 1 25 p m at the Masonic temple Boise with the Knights Templar conclave following May 18 Meetings will be attended by many state and national officers including Dr E W Spottswood Judge Edward C Day and Dr A R Manock Activities include opening grand chapter, BA degree, exaltation, memorial services, and social events with meals arranged by ladies groups.
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Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Idaho
Masonic Temple
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar
Order
E. W. Spottswood
Missoula
Montana
United States
Edward G. Day
Helena
Mont
D. W. Bell
Rock Springs
Wyo
Lawrence Clos
Twin Falls
Ed H. Way
Boise
Col
E. R. Chrisman
Moscow
Byron E. Hyatt
A. R. Manock
Idaho Masons
George O. Burn
el Korah Shrine
Grand Commandery
Lewis W. Ensign
Homer David
Walter H. Bristol
Lewiston
Mattson
Ing
Wm. Wallin
Temple
Pocatello
The
Star of the East Club
Memorial Hall
Gate City
Bannock Hotel
Edward C. Day
Grand Masters
P. M. Hill
H. L. McClintock
W. K. McCarty
J. P. Halliwell
W. H. Nuckols
W. J. Lloyd
E. T. Lillibridge
F. W. Perry
Hoover Name Erased From Boulder Dam Title
Officials here have removed the name Hoover from the Boulder Dam project in the Colorado River, renaming it to reflect the dominance of the dam site and its significance as the world’s largest waterworks project.
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Washington
Boulder Dam
Hoover
Colorado River
Auto thief bagged by speed of youth on Clark and McKinley
Police officers Gene Barnard and Jarvis Rou bidoux chased a car stolen from Mrs. H R White on Wayne Avenue. The thief, with a ten foot head start, ran three blocks before officers lost sight of him near McKinley Avenue. The car was eventually recovered in the 300 block on West Clark.
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Gene Barnard
Jarvis Roubidoux
Oficers
South Second Avenue
Roubidoux
Barnard
McKinley Avenue
H. R. White
Wayne Avenue
West Clark
Three Tigers Set New Track Marks at Burley Meet
Albion Normal school dominates with 65 1 2 points as Bill Powers leads with five wins and 26 1 2 points. Records fall in half mile, pole vault, mile relay, and multiple events at the Southern Idaho conference meet in Burley.
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Three Tigers
Brown, Pearson and Streifus
Burley
Southern Idaho College
Albion Normal School
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Gooding College
Boise Junior College
Bill Powers
Albion
Powers
Pocatello
Smith
Perrins
Lloyd
Howard
Brown
Southern Branch Star
Pearson
Streifus
Bennett
Southern Branch
Jackson
Gardner
Cooding College
Bonus Army Marches Into Washington Camp at Fort Hunt
About 150 self-styled conservatives joining 1,006 other bonus seekers at Fort Hunt Virginia after four shelterless days in the capital. Mrs Virginia Jenckes urged the men and secured a relaxation of registration rules, prompting most conservatives to relocate to the Virginia encampment ten miles away.
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Washington
Fort Hunt
Virginia Jenckes
Indiana
Man from Fort Worth Held in Fatal Ogden Accident
Cecil W. Webb 33 of Fort Worth Texas, salesman and Lions International field secretary, was jailed in Ogden Utah on involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of Mrs. Jennie Barrows Anderson. Bond set at 2000 dollars. Coroner's jury cited excessive speed and negligence. Anderson was struck crossing the main highway near her home.
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Ogden
Utah
Cecil W. Webb
Fort Worth
Texas
Lions International
Jennie Barrows Anderson
John A. Hendricks
Webb
Anderson
Fort Hall Indians May Open Lands Bill Presented
T C Coffin reports to Bannock County Sportsmen that a bill to open Fort Hall Indian reservation to white hunters by permit would place license revenue under the tribal council. The council would control hunting and fishing profits if approved, with charges to be set after agreement with the association. Passage faces substantial pending legislation.
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T. C. Coffin
Bannock
Congress
Sportsmen’s Association
Coffin
Appointment of Hurley as assistant director of prohibition
John H Hurley of New Hampshire was named assistant director of prohibition effective Tuesday by Attorney General Cummings. The announcement came from Washington on May 13.
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Washington
John 8. Hurley
New Hampshire
Cummings
Publication Announces Miss Pocatello Race Voters Flock
Announcement of the first standings in the Miss Pocatello contest under the Buy Idaho campaign drew sizeable voter participation Friday and Saturday. Coupons and votes continue with future drawings, while lists show entries and disqualifications.
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Miss Pocatello
Buy Idaho
Tribune
Miss Eastern Idaho
Idaho State Journal
Idaho
Scout Lodge Is Complete At Scout Area In Kom
After 18 months of effort the Boy Scout troops 85 and 185 of In kom have completed a scout lodge. It will be dedicated Thursday May 18 with ceremonies. The lodge sits 50 feet north of Highway Tn and is built of rock and mixed rock and log walls. A large fireplace and cement steps and porch are included. Executives will attend and Gunner Berg of New York will deliver the principal address. Afternoon activities begin at 3 pm and the evening program at 6:30 pm.
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Boy Scout
Inkom
Gunner Berg
Scout Volunteer Training
New York
Downey Girls Form Clothing Club
The Busy Hand Clothing Club of Downey organized Friday under Mrs. Verna Barnes. Officers are Norma Barnes president Jean Bowen vice president Bernice Salverson secretary and Louise Barnes reporter. Members include Betty Jo Davis Rebba Aldous Verda Naef Claudine Whitaker Thelma Lloyd and Marjorie Mock. The club covers first and second year clothing projects.
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Busy Hand Clothing Club
Downey
Verna Barnes
C. R. Tulley
Norma Barnes
Jean Bowen
Bernice Salverson
Louise Barnes
Betty Jo Davis
Rebba Aldous
Verda Naef
Claudean Whitaker
Thelma Lloyd
Marjorie Mock
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Tulsa dispatch notes the city’s status as America’s first city airport and Oklahoma’s pending vote on alcohol. It mentions Missouri offering to fund Oklahoma election if Oklahoma stays dry and preserves sales privilege, and cites corn prices falling to 40 to 50 cents a bushel with farmers unable to sell.
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Tulsa
Okla
America
Oklahoma
Missouri
Roosevelt
Notice to MI88 Pocatello Candidates
The Pocatello Tribune urges candidates in MI88 Pocatello to maximize early ballot submissions for the first vote tabulation. Voting coupons must be placed in official ballot boxes before 10 AM Monday May 15 to boost support ahead of the May 16 publication.
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Bannock
Tribune-Journal
Buy Idaho
Tribune
Miss Pocatello
Evelyn Bachelor
Grace Bryning
Sylvia Cox
Edith Crane
Ida Cranor
Eileen Eschler
Mickey Foster
Laetitia Goldsmith
Jean Halliwell
Thella Hess
Dorothy Manning
Marjorie Moore
Lucille Myers
Alma Willicke
Louise Woffington
Pocatello Tribune
The
Roosevelt Plans Bill To End Emergency Program
President Roosevelt moved to push a new measure to end the national emergency program. He backs stiff actions aimed at reviving employment and business as Congress nears a final form on the emergency controls.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Learn to Swim campaign set for end of May
The Pocatello Tribune in partnership with the Y M C A announces the sixth annual free Learn to Swim campaign scheduled for May 29 31 and June 1 2. The program aims to teach thousands of local children swimming with certificates for beginners and national Y M C A tests. Austin L Jones will direct both boys and girls instruction marking his fifteenth year as a Y M C A physical director.
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Tribune Today
Pocatello Tribune-Y. M. C. A
Pocatello
the Tribune
Austin L. Jones
Jones
Y. M. C. A. Physical Department
Northwest Y. M. C. A
Seabeck
Washington
Idaho
Schnabel Plans to Reorganize Band
High school band to be reorganized Monday at 4 30 in the band room on the high school grounds under L J Schnabel director of music. Next year two bands form one for high school students and one for junior and grade school students both in full uniform. Any city student may join by bringing an instrument and reporting Monday afternoon. Regular meetings set for Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons at the band room.
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Hutchinson's
L. J. Schnabel
D. W. Standrod
D. B. Cleaves
Rampton Barlow
Philip Fever
Jesus
Dorothy Cavanaugh
Prof. Schnabel
Pinkerton School
Harrison Studio
Hutchinson's Field
Woman lecturer from Union Pacific to speak tonight
Miss Avis Lobdell, women's welfare director for Union Pacific based in Portland, will present a free lecture with natural colored scenic slides of Grand Canyon Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks at the L D B Stake recreation hall at 8 15 tonight. Sponsored by F M Hendricks and Mrs W H Francis of the MIA Stake adult committee as a feature of the travelogue course from last winter. Public invitation to attend.
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Avis Lobdell
Union Pacific
Portland
Grand, Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parker
L. D
General Hospital Holds Baby Clinic
The General Hospital conducted a baby clinic on Friday under Dr. D. C. McDougall and the hospital staff. One hundred sixty-one babies under two years were examined during National Hospital Day, with over 200 registered. Open house allowed public inspection of the main building and the nurses' home.
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General Hospital
D. C. McDougall
M. 8. Rasmason
UTAM Weather Outlook for Sunday and Monday
Idaho forecast calls for mild and warmer conditions on Sunday followed by continued mild weather into Monday. Temperatures rise modestly with light winds and no significant precipitation expected.
Third Ward to Present Drama The Passing of the Third Floor Back
The Third Ward recreation hall will host Jerome K Jer ome s The Passing of the Third Floor Back next Thursday at 8 30 pm Funds from the show will go to the hall debt Twelve local actors including Jim Wilson Lillian Wend son Enid Bishop George Pugmire and others perform with H Arthur Peterson as stage manager Liberty Teta Roy Cox Norton Mailer as electricians Jack …
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Jerome K. Jerome
Third Ward
E. P. Horsfall
Jim Wilson
Lillian Wendson
Enid Bishop
George Pugmire
J. Wilson
Louisa Pickett
Charles Anderson
Oneta Peterson
Kenneth DeLate
George Miller
Phil Sappington
Anne Smith
H. Arthur Peterson
Liberty Teta Roy Cox
Norton Mailer
Jack
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Blackeley
National Capital
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Downey Girls Form Clothing Club
Will Rogers
MI88
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Muscle Shoals
Ala
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Senate Banking Committee
Seniitor Glass
D-Va
Burns
Tennessee
House
Schnabel
Band
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