Federal men locate dope in street drug raid
Deputy Moss and federal agents arrested Harry Williams and Harry Shepherd on Friday night. Williams faces a charge for selling intoxicants to Indians. Shepherd is accused of possessing morphine. Officers followed two intoxicated Indians to 218 North Second Avenue where a pint of whiskey was bought, and eight morphine bundles were seized at 224 North Second in Shepherds room. The raid occurred after subdued Indian street disturbances.
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Alex. Shepherd
Moss
Mr. Moss
Red Brother
North Second Avenue
Williams
North Second
Harry Shepherd
St Josephs High to Stage Delighful Fetching Up Jack
St Josephs high school showcases a public performance of Fetching Up Jack with Eve Lamb as Aunt Mary and Evelyn Norman as Betty. Sophomore Lamb and Norman headline a capable cast including Kenneth DeLate and others in a lively entertainment with strong dramatic opportunities.
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Jack
St. Joseph High School
Betty
Miss Norman
Miss Lamb
Kenneth DeLate
Theatre Wing
Collge Boys
Eva Lamb
Clarence Keefe
Clement Sheeran
George Cronin
Edmond Miller
Dave Ennis
Clyde Raidy
Evelyn Norman
Loretta Byers
Ella Marie Dwyer
Local Boy Bean Named Bluejay Editor at Creighton
James J. Bean son of Mr and Mrs A B Bean is named editor of the Bluejay college paper at Creighton University Omaha. Harry E Derwart of medicine is named business manager. Bean a Creighton student and Idaho Technical Institute graduate was previously assistant to the editor of the 1925 Tech yearbook.
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James J. Bean
Soni
A. B. Bean
Creighton University
Omaha
Bluejay
The
Tribune
Harry E. Derwart
James Bean
Idaho Technical Institute
Creighton
Tech
Union Board of Governors
Coll
Bean
Dorwart
Plans for Idaho Tech closing exercises announced
The Idaho Tech year ends with baccalaureate on Sunday May 31 in Frazier hall with Rev George Sloan as speaker. Commencement address by Jesse K S Budge on June 3, and alumni banquet that evening. Stanley Cleave to invite students to the banquet. Classes graduating this year are larger, prompting expansion needs.
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Tech
Frazier Hall
George 8. Sloan
First Congregational Church
T. R. Neilson
Jesse K. S. Budge
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Stanley Cleave
Alumni Association
Frazier
The
Institution of the Tech
Improvements at Idaho Tech Campus Bring Aesthetic Upgrades
The Idaho Tech campus in Pocatello undergoes major enhancements including a new Sixth Avenue entrance roadway, gravelled paths from Frazier hall, leveled grounds for grass, new trees, and plans for a cement retainer wall. Construction starts on a girls dormitory at Carter Street and Eighth Avenue, the beanery will double in capacity, and Turner hall will become an engineering building to accommodate rising enrollments.
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Tech
Pocatello
Sixth Avenue
Rom Frazier Hall
Frazier Hall
Carter Street
Eighth Avenue
Turner Hall
Tech Notes: Pharmacists enjoy annual Lava picnic
The Pharmacists report a very good time at Lava Friday for their annual picnic with the water's fine. Elizabeth Bickley left Saturday morning for Filer to visit her parent. Francis Rowland and Edith Edholm went to Blackfoot to visit Grace Wagner. Thurst reports good casts for two May 30 plays promising entertaining performances. The T club girls hiked City Creek at 6 AM for breakfast and enjoyed the outing.
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Lava
Elizabeth Bickley
Filer
Francis Rowland
Edith Edholm
Blackfoot
Grace Wagner
Miss Thurst
T’’ Club
City Creek
Campus Ec
Salt Lake Pastor Preaches at Bethel Baptist
Reverend W. C. Young of Salt Lake City will preach at Bethel Baptist church during both morning and evening services Sunday.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Young
Salt Lake City
Agent Tom Farmer Travels After AR A Convention
Short Line agent Tom Farmer of Idaho Falls passed through Pocatello Saturday while en route home from Kansas City where he attended the AR A convention.
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Tom Farmer
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Kansas City
Short Line Workers Plan Mountain Outing West of Pocatello
R F Carter Henry Mitchell Eus tace Mullen and William J Mullen Short Line employees head out on a short Saturday outing to spend time in the mountains west of Pocatello.
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R. F. Carter
Henry Mitchell
Eustace Mullen
William J
Trapper Bill) Mullen
Pocatello
Bears Meet Nampa at June Carnival Ballgame
On June 4 the Pocatello Bears a team of Short Line employees will play the Nampa baseball team in Nampa as part of the June carnival and Union Pacific day celebration at that point.
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Pocatello Bears
Nampa
Osborne and Kennedy Jr Plead Guilty to Liquor Possession
John Osborne and James Kennedy Jr pleaded guilty in Justice of the Peace E G Houde court to possession of liquor. Each man received a 25 fine plus costs after arrest at 1404 West Day.
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James Kennedy, Jr
Court of Justice of the Peace
Houde
West
Franklin Juniors Rout Irving Juniors in 24–4 Victory
Franklin junior high baseball overpower Irving on Franklin grounds Saturday afternoon. Final score 24 to 4 with McCoy Jones behind the plate for Franklin and Trimming Dunn handling Irving’s battery.
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Franklin
Irving
Franklin Grounds
McCoy
Jones
Jack Trimming
Fred Dunn
Mrs Dice Visits Lima On Shoshone-Lima Trip
Mrs F W Dice former Pocatello resident and wife of Conductor Dice traveled through Pocatello Saturday en route from Shoshone to Lima to visit her mother. Sister Mrs W H Powers of Pocatello is also visiting in Lima.
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F. W. Dice
Pocatello
Conductor Dice
Shoshone
Lima
W. H. Powers
Speedy baseball games mark Short Line day
The Car department team of Pocatello meets Lava at Lava Hot Springs. The Short Line Bears face Buhl at Buhl. The Back Shop team of Pocatello plays Glenns Ferry at Glenns Ferry.
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Car Department
Pocatello
Lava
Lava Hot Springs
Short Line Bears
Buhl
Glenns Ferry
Congregational Church Names Troop Committee
Interest in boy scout activity grows among Congregational church members due to Scout Leader R. D. Hoskinson. The troop committee includes Dr. W. W. Brothers as chairman, Dr. E C. Berahise, and Judge J. W. Edgertom.
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Congregational Church
R. D. Hoskinson
W. W. Brothers
E C. Berahise
J. W. Edgertom
Camp Director Arrives in Pocatello
Floyd R. Barber, formerly of Pocatello and now a Salmon City resident for a year, is due in Pocatello this afternoon to assume charge as camp director.
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Floyd R. Barber
Pocatello
Salmon City
Mr. Barber
Scout Leaders Plan Summer Camp Opening Trip
The Boy Scout group will visit the summer camp at Feast Fork of Mink Creek this afternoon. Mr Barber 8 E Brady F C Terrell and Scout Executive Bury Blevins will travel to the camp to outline opening plans.
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Mr. Barber
E. Brady
F. C. Terrell
Bury] Blevins
Summmer
Sterling man sails to Europe for three months
J. C. Jensen of Sterling Idaho leaves for New York to sail for Europe on an extended visit with his father and relatives. He plans to stay about three months mostly in Denmark.
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Europe
Sterling, Idaho
New York
Mr. Jensen
Denmark
Memorial Service Notice for Woodmen of the World Camp
Free Silver Camp No 168 Woodmen of the World holds its annual memorial service Wednesday evening May 27. W H Cleare will be the speaker. Musical selections by Mrs H B Ruebelmann. Open to all Woodmen families and invited guests.
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Silver Camp
Woodmen of the World
W. H. Cleare
H. B. Ruebelmann
Baby Poisoned in Rose Idaho Tragedy
A 15 month old infant of Mr and Mrs Evans Christens en of Rose Idaho died after crawling to a poison tablet that had dropped from a cupboard. The funeral will be held at Marysville with relatives of L C Poulson noted.
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the Tribune
Evans Christensen
Rose
Idaho
Marysville
Asne Christensens
L. C. Poulson
Memorial Day Service In Pocatello At Congregational Church
Members from G A R Spanish War Veterans American Legion and auxiliaries attend a Memorial Day service at 11 this morning in the Congregational church. Rev George Sloan will preach and special music is planned.
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Pocatello
Congregational Church
Veterans and
American Legion
George Sloan
Gift of Appreciation for Pocatello Principal
Instructors at Pocatello high school presented Principal George Crawford with a traveling bag in gratitude for his services. Crawford resigns and will spend the summer in California with his family. Their departure is deeply regretted by many friends who admire their community involvement.
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Pocatello High School
George Crawford
Pocatello
Crawford
California
Crawfords
Travelers' Aid Signs Installed at Pocatello Station
Three signs promoting the Travelers' Aid bureau were installed at the Short Line station in Pocatello. One sign sits near the desk of Mrs. Alberta Reasoner, secretary of the YWCA Travelers' Aid, with two more at waiting room entrances. The notices describe a chain of inter-city service to assist travelers, especially women, girls and boys, with representatives on duty at principal stations and by appointment.
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Travelers’ Aid Bureau
Pocatello
Short Line
Alberta Reasoner
Travelers’ Aid
Magnetic Banquet. W. A. Turner in Postal Telegraph post
W. A. Turner serves as manager of the Postal Telegraph office in this city, overseeing operations and coordination of communications for the event.
Salt Lake City Banquet Honors Postal Officials Leaders
In Salt Lake City today Mr. Turner attends the Magnetic banquet, an annual social gathering of Postal Telegraph managers and employees in the west with no business transacted. He has raised the local office from Class D to Class B and the company backs growth in Pocatello with staff increases and new equipment.
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Salt Lake City
Turner
Pocatello
Poppy Day Essay Contest Winners Named
The city schools fifth and sixth graders crowned Arthur Scott of Emerson fifth A as first prize winner with Brainard Hines of Emerson sixth A taking second. Honorable mentions went to Della Dalpino Bonneville Virginia Cruse Emerson John Mack Roosevelt and Crystal Peck Whittier. Over ninety essays submitted. Emerson students praised for composition and subject treatment.
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Leo Hood
F. E. Tydeman
G. Nichmas
Emerson
Della Dalpino
Bonneville
Virginia Cruse
John Mack
Roosevelt School
Crystal Peck
Whittier
Emerson School
Steely West for Rest After Plane Crash
Hobart H. Steely of Chicago AP staff arrived for a brief visit with his mother Beatrice Steely before a Yellowstone vacation to recover from a devastating 700 foot plane crash. He previously led the AP Tulsa bureau and will resume duty with the army air service after the trip.
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Hobart H. Steely
Chicago
Associated Press
Beatrice H. Steely
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Steely
Pocatello
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Steely
Hobart Steely, Jr
Pt. Sill
Okla
Army Air Service
Music School Summer Term Opens on June 1
The Adelaide Anderson school of music begins its summer term Monday June 1 for nine weeks ending August 1. Regular faculty teach, with guest vocal instructor W Cleve Bradford from June 8 to July 11 and guest pianist Mrs Ethel Terry Rewdon for the full nine weeks.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
W. Cleve Bradford
Ethel Terry Rewdon
Moving pictures of crovids test French streetcar motormen
Reports indicate France uses moving pictures of crovids to gauge the skill and reaction of new streetcar operators, a novel training aid in urban transit testing.
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France
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