Annual P E D Convention Opens in Pocatello
The P E D Sisterhood holds its annual three day convention in Pocatello beginning Tuesday afternoon with a 1 pm luncheon. State organizer Mrs Bertha Bell and Mrs Sarah Blackler of Emmett will present new chapter charters, with W I Cleave delivering the welcome address at the evening session.
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P. O. E. Sisterhood
Pocatello
Bertha Bell
Sarah Blackler
Emmett
W. I. Cleave
Winona E. Reeves
P. E. O. Record
Sadie Wescott
Martha Owen
OWS
Boise
Maude Brinck
McGrew
Ckfoot
Maude Dellar
Louise Early
Pagette
Adda Pence
Florence Hoyte
Twin Falls
Jean Young
Nellie Churchill
Jerome
Delia Bremer
Cora Greenback
Caldwell
Florence Lowell
Sadie Westcott
Gooding
Isabel Ryan
Elizabeth Fales
Merge Herrington
Ella Reed
Burley
Georgia Warnes
Maude Taylor
Lois Moberly
Martha Loux
St. Anthony
Ethel] Maag
Theresa Harris
Kellogg
Margaret Morgan
Lee Greenwood
Caroline Neuma
Mae Bandelin
Grace Ben- Wallaceo
Florence Sanders
Shoshon
Myers
Ary Gooding
Memorial Day Tribute Across Nation Honors Fallen
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge laid wreaths at the unknown soldier tomb as a Memorial Day ceremony continued. The speech recalled civil conflict and federal state tensions, urging law observance and enforcement. The address, broadcast by radio, drew applause for calls against expanding federal power.
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U. A
Byrph
Secretary of the Navy
Aplacton Amphitheatre
Coolidge
America
Young Indy 500 Star De Paolo Sets Speed Record Pace
De Paolo, 27, earns his racing baptism as a riding mechanic for his uncle De Palma. He posts the fastest two and a half mile Indianapolis test, averaging 114.83 mph, resting 65 miles before a final sprint. Norman Batten serves as relief driver on laps 105 through 131.
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de Paolo
de Palma
Indianapolis
Norman Batten
Day in Washington reports on tax agency hearings and policy actions
The senate committee investigating the internal revenue bureau concluded its hearings. President Coolidge appealed for stronger state and local law enforcement in a memorial day address. The treasury views the new Mexico treaty as aid to enforcement. White House officials worry about a plan to photograph Coolidge for motion pictures.
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Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Coolidge
Mexico
Treasury
White House
Three Arrests by Federal Officers on Liquor Charges
Federal officers raided the Oliver hotel and other locations amid a busy afternoon, recovering a pint and several pints of whiskey, twelve gallons of homebrew were destroyed, and three offenders were arrested. Names include C. Olson Frank Allen G. C. Wood and Al Bresee. They face arraignment before United States Commissioner Turner.
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Justice Courts
Oliver Hotel
Federal Court
Eeey C. Olson
North Third Avenue
Frank Allen
G. C. Wood
Freemont Hotel
Main
Freemont Streets
al Bresee
West Center Street
Mr. Bresee
Bert L.findley
United States
Turner
Hammond Fire Disaster Causes $2 Million Loss
Fire in Hammond Indiana’s industrial district started in a lumber yard and spread to several plants. Fire chief Fred Nill estimated the damage at about $2,000,000 as crews from nearby towns fought the blaze.
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Hammond
Ind
Fred Nill
Expedition Leader Announces Gobi Desert Burial Sites
Roy Chapman Andrews of the American Museum of Natural History reports discovery in the Gobi Desert of numerous skeletons from human and animal stone age remains.
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Urga
Mongolia
Roy Chapman Andrews
American Museum of Natural History
Central Asia
Gobi Desert
Stampede of Texas Cattle Stirs San Juan Docks
A shipment of 154 Texas cattle caused chaos along San Juan waterfront as police and fire units, aided by volunteers, battled the panic during unloading from a steamer. Fire crews worked to control a blaze while bystanders watched from rooftops as the situation unfolded.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Texas
Principa
Mixed party raid nets liquor and arrests in county
Sheriff and federal agents raided a North Second Avenue lease Friday night interrupting a drinking and dancing event. Ten pints of liquor found, several individuals were jailed including Helen Tumlin Lucille Taylor Rosella Minor Stub Me Beth Bill McKay Milo Beck and Joe Fields. Police also arrested John Burriston and John McGinley at local rooms for liquor possession and seized a half gallon of moonshine from Harris’ Bancroft home.
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Sheriff's Forces
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement
North
Second Avenue
Castoday
Helen Tumlin
Lucille Taylor
Stub Me Beth
Bill McKay
Milo Beck
Joe Fields
John Burriston
Clipper Rooms
North Main
John McGinley
McGinley
North First Avenue
William Harris
Bancroft
Roy White
Harris
Barney Google Beauty Contest Winners at Danese Palace
The Barney Google beauty contest and novelty dance at the Danese Palace drew a capacity crowd Saturday evening. Miss Jean Hudey won the beauty contest and received a diamond ring. prize winners included C. W. Bradshaw of Salt Lake City tallest man, Chas E. Dyer best dressed man, J. G. Mann shortest man, and Mrs. Joe Gundry best dressed lady.
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Barney Google
Danese Palace
Jean Hudey
C. W. Bradshaw
Salt Lake City
Chas. E. Dyer
J. G. Mann
Joe Gundry
Endowment drive boosts support for Legion fund in Bannock County
Local five minute talks at moving picture theatres energize support for the American Legion Endowment Fund to aid wounded soldiers and children of the fallen. Chairman J H Peterson reports strong community response and plans for a broad $1.50 donation campaign led by Walter Service at the First National Bank to meet the quota.
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American Legion Endowment Fund
Eee
J. H. Peterson
Bannock County
Tribune
Pocatello
National Legion Endowment Fund
Peterson
Committee of the American Legion
Larve
Walter Service
First National Bank
Miners Die in Carolina Coal Mine Disaster at Cowl Glen
Fifty three miners perished in a Wednesday explosion at the Carolina Coal company mine in Cowl Glen North Carolina. Rescue workers completed the grim task as burial services proceeded in Chatham and neighboring counties.
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Cowl Glen
N. C
Carolina Coal Company
Bion Butler
Chatham
U C T Convention Set in Pocatello Idaho June 4
The Tri state convention of the United Commercial Travelers of Idaho Utah and Montana opens in Pocatello June 4 with headquarters at Bannock Hotel and meetings at Knights of Columbus hall. A full schedule includes luncheons, banquets, dances, tours to Lava Hot Springs, rodeos and sports events for delegates and accompanying ladies through June 7.
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United Commercial Travelers
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Pocatello
Bannock Hovel
Knights of Columbus
Lava Hot Springs
Jack Blair
Willard Lund
W. K Howard
Prigay
Jume
Grand Council
K. of C. Hall
Dancheon
Hotel Bannock
Rowanis
Fotty
Pocatello’s Industries
K. of
G. L. Becker
Ogien
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