Legion Seeks Two German Cannons for Memorial Grounds
Pocatello post of the Legion will be the war department for two captured German cannons to be placed on Bannock county memorial building grounds now under construction on North Johnson avenue. At a regular meeting, Post Commander R F Hamilton presided with E J Thorkildsen new as chairman of the Memorial program announcing parade and exercises. Servicemen will be urged to attend all Memorial day events in uniform. The Legion supports a lecture by General McAlexander The Rock of the Marne on November 11 if date set. The post backs an official Legion band and discusses the orphan endowment fund.
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Pocatello
Legion
War Department
Bannock County Memorial
North Johnson Avenue
R. F. Hamilton
E. J. Thorkildsennev
Harvey
Lew Lacey
E. W. Winkle
Chamber of Commerce
The
McAlexander
Rock of the Marne
Orphan Endowment Fund
Annock County
J. H. Petersen
Celebration Outlined For Dam Dedication Event
The general committee outlined a budget for the dam dedication with plans for a barbecue grounds shelter printing lithographs and advertising. Oregon Short Line promises reduced rail rates to attract large crowds. special trains may run on the Twin Falls and Rupert Bliss routes. Attending were Judge O R Baum Senator M B Yeaman and other officials. next meeting set for American Falls.
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Coesieakin
Ae Indians
Petes Nc
Iu Svessvaeenee
Oregon
Twin Falls
Rupert-Bliss
O. R. Baum
Pocatello
M. B. Yeaman
Idaho Falls
W. M. Donner
Fort Hall
C. Ben Ross
F. M. Durkee
American Falls
John W. Graham
W. G. Swendsen
East
Guy Flenner
Baum
Dixon Withdraws From Rocky Mountain Tennis Meet
Fred Dixon of Brigham Young University pulled out of the Rocky Mountain conference tennis tournament in Boulder due to an infected foot. With Dixon out, Lee of Colorado University, a former singles champion of Northern China and a Chinese government student, is regarded as the favorite for the singles title.
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Boulder
Colo
Fred Dixon
Brigham Young University
Rocky Mountain
Dixon
Lee
Colorado University
China
Amundsen May Push Flight Toward Point Barrow
From Page One Amundsen may abandon the pole voyage if weather allows to test the belief in land between the north pole and Alaska. If conditions permit he could continue toward Point Barrow, the northernmost point of Alaska, to confirm or refute that land.
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Amundsen
Pole
North Pole
Alaska
Point Barrow
Amundsen Expedition Air Team Status Reported Silent
The North American Newspaper Alliance said no word on the progress of the Amundsen team since they took off from King’s Bay Spitzbergen yesterday afternoon. No wireless communication exists and no report will be available until the party reaches a land with outside communication.
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New York
Alliance
Amundsen
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Local church and Moose events offer food sales and dances
The Y L M I A board of the L D church sponsors a cooked food sale Saturday at 11 a.m. at Scanianatore. The Mooseheart Legion hosts a dance at the K of C hall on West Center Street Saturday evening with Helen Robbing orchestra. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid holds a cooked food sale Saturday at the Idaho Power office.
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L. D. & Church
Scanianatore
Mooseheart Legion
K. of C. Hall
West Center Street
Moose and Legionnaires
Helen Robbing
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Idaho Power Company
Italian Man Faces Third Offense in Federal Statutory Charge
A complaint was filed this morning against Spero Fellis on a federal statutory charge. Fellis has three prior arrests in two years for the same charge. At his last arraignment before Judge Bell he was fined $100 and released. He appears for trial at the fall term.
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Spero Fellis
Ellis
Bell
Fox family called to Valparaiso after sister's death
J E Fox and family travel to Valparaiso Nebraska due to the death of Mrs Foxs sister who died on May 19. Mrs Jamesons of Montpelier visits her son James Jr at 1204 North Main. H F Laab cheese maker leaves for Milwaukee on business. Helen Gabler, Curtis Publications representative, departs for Atlantic City New Jersey.
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J. E. Fox
Valpariso
Nebraska
Fox
Allies delay note to Germany over Versailles disarmament
Paris May 22. The French and British split on the form of the note to Germany about Versailles disarmament violations delays the allied council of ambassadors meeting scheduled for tomorrow. France also risks trouble over its reply to Germany’s security proposal.
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Paris
Germany
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Certificate Recital by Talented Pupils of Anderson School
The Edgerton Bell Certificate recital at the Adelaide Anderson school of music last evening proved creditable. Geraldine Edgerton aged fifteen showed strong memory and tone in Andante, while Donald Bell displayed promising interpretation beyond his limited piano training. The second group featuring Chopin Polonaise in A Major Nocturne Paderewski and Greig Wedding Day at Trodbaugen stood out as the finest, underscoring talent and careful guidance by Mrs. B. F. Anderson and Miss Adelaide Anderson.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Geraldine Edgerton
Misa Edgerton
Donald Bell
Adelaide Anderson
Chopin
Paderewski
Trodbaugen
Greig
Bell
Edward Perry
Kullak
Liszt
Southworth
Pocatello
Edwards
Mr. Perry
B. F. Anderson
Hospital Notes On Local Medical Updates
Dr. I W Lynn departed today for a professional trip to Shoshone. The Hayden family reports their daughter ill at 1021 East Bonneville. Miller of 846 North Main is under hospital care. The McDonald family reports their daughter ill at 847 East Fremont. William Thermes, with a broken arm, left hospital for home Thursday. Dr and Mrs Ketterning, injured in a Sunday auto crash near Blackfoot, are recovering well in a local hospital.
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I. W. Lynn
Shoshone
Alfred Hayden
East Bonneville
Blackfoot
Utah Weather Forecast Quiet Tonight Through Saturday
The Utah forecast shows fair weather with little temperature change tonight and Saturday. Clear skies and steady readings are expected across the state with no significant precipitation or wind events anticipated.
Noted Columnist Visits Pocatello
Dr. A. L. Bixby, noted Nebraska columnist, and Mrs. Bixby arrive in Pocatello to visit daughter Lorena Bixby head of English at the Tech. He will address Tech students early next week. At seventy, the poet is famed for humor and has authored several humorous books.
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A. L. Bixby
Nebraska Sate Journal
Nebraska
Bix
Chamber adopts FTC publicity rules in action approval
Washington May 22 The chamber of commerce of the United States unanimously approved the Federal Trade Commission action in adopting new publicity procedure rules.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Sting Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park Opening
New York May 22 AP Sting the record-breaking colt owned by James Butler won the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park by two lengths. Shuffle Along finished second and Serenader was third.
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New York
James Butler
Shuffle Along
Serenader
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Women’s Union
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Adler Collegian
Watson Bros
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