Prison Terms Meted Out for Johnsons in Fatal Collision
Shel lay men Henry and Joseph Johnson received sentences after a coroner's inquest tied their actions to the death of Ones Holloway in a highway crash on the seliowstone road. Henry Johnson pleaded guilty to manslaughter and drew from eight to fourteen months. Joseph Johnson received ten days in the county jail plus related penalties. The two had driven an old Ford touring car to the abandoned vehicle involved, then fled after the collision, later fabricating a blowout story.
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Ray
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Joseph Johnson
Shellex
Holloway
Seliowstone
Aveal & Mile Bud Live
Buuti
Whica
Johnson
Hieury Johnson
T House
Ante Johnson
Viner
Pengham
Shelley
Joseph
Ignts Johnson
Yaey
Bert Miller
Howeve
Tribune appoints Mrs Paul Nash as Melammon agent
The Tribune designates Mrs Paul Nash as the authorized agent and correspondent at Melammon to investigate. Deputy Sheriff Voghts is credited with prompting the inquiry after detecting the tools and securing Henry Johnson’s admission that the items were his.
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Tribune
Paul Nash
the Tribune
Mel Ammon
Voghts
Henry Johnson
Lewiston Official Charges Juvenile Delinquency Case
Myron Mehlig, a education commissioner, is lodged in Nefferson county Jail charged with contributing to the delinquency of his two sons aged 11 and 14 who are said to be persistent truants. The case references a report received by Miss Ethelm and involves local authorities and education officials.
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Lewiston
Pioneer Sturdiness in Idaho Schools
Idaho educators face hard conditions as Miss Honel K. Redfield praises public school leaders and teachers for sustaining programs despite limited facilities. She cites the American Falls building delay, church cooperation, and rural teachers enduring harsh winters to educate children.
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Cnacades
Idaho
Honel K. Redfield
Victson
Apuwehoes
Blackfoot nuptials and local notes sweep the region
In Blackfoot on Wednesday Robert W. French and Frances Lucile Thorogood of Pocatello wed before Probate Judge J E Good on September 29. The piece also lists witnesses, relatives visiting from Caldwell, Cascade trip attendees, and locals present for the opening of duck season with names including FC Christ, Walter Rich, Frank DeKay, and Clarence Bungarnor.
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Capenner
Celaw
Robert W. French
Frances Lucile Thorogood
Pocatello
J E. Good
HW. J. Smith
Jack Walker
Mr. Walker
Jester
Caldwell
Higgins
Anne Bomp
Twin Falls Seed Co Applies for Warehouse Licenses
An application filed Wednesday seeks warehouse licenses for Twin Falls Seed Co and Barres Supply Co. The state agriculture department reviews storage plans and evaluates the applicants. License fees split with the government.
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Twin Falls Seed Co
Barres
Seag Aid Supply Company
Jesse DB
Wade
Ata
Hearing Opens On Rates For Oregon Short Line Tariff
Boise October 1 hearing set for October 13 at 10 am before the public utilities commission on the temporarily suspended Oregon Short Line special rate affecting freight between Boise Twin Falls and Pocatello and Shoshone. Twin Falls businessmen protested the low rate and the tariff was suspended pending evidence. The company will present reasons why the tariff should not remain suspended.
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Boise
Oregon
Idaho
Publi Utilities Commission
Railroad Company
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Women’s Clubs Hold Meeting in Blackfoot Event
The twenty fifth annual meeting of Idaho’s first district women’s clubs convenes in Blackfoot on October 10. Sessions include officer reports, committee updates, and addresses by district and state presidents D H Biethitm and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs Byrd Trego speaks on Native Born Idahoans. Delegates stay over to veneers Mary Shernan Sunday.
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Tribune Special Blackfoot
Women's Clubs of
Idaho
D. H. Biethitn
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot
Mary Shernan
Eastern Idaho Fair Association Plans Permanent Organization
Blackfoot reports that the Eastern Idaho District Fair board backed forming a permanent organization after reviewing the recent Blackfoot fair. President T. J. Bennett and Vice President Joseph Thomets of Pocatello will lead cross county efforts with no delay, and a detailed report and splendid showing were presented to county commissioners. Attendees included Secretary Fara Fijel sted, Cecil C. Clarke, F. C. McGowan Isentehe, and County Agent M. L lery.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Eastern
Fara Fijelsted
Cecil C. Clarke
F. C. McGowan Isentehe
M. Llery
Alsike alfalfa yields five bushels per acre on De Witt farm
A Hollister area report notes an average yield of five bushels of alsike seed per acre from a 100 acre field on the J. E. De Witt farm. Seed work began Monday on the De Witt ranch with indications of a similar five bushel per acre yield.
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J. E. de Witt
Hollister
de Witt
Horna Afraid to Eat Anything
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a person named Horna avoiding eating due to stomach trouble. Mentions a pharmacy and possible medical or therapeutic context. Readable details are limited. no clear events or outcomes emerge.
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Horna
Shortage of Ventilated Refrigerator Cars in Southwestern Idaho
Southwestern Idaho from Glenneberry to Welser is short 85 ventilated refrigerator cars, with 82 empty cars moving from Pocatello since Tuesday night to meet district orders. District No 3 between Pocatello and Glenna Ferry shows a deficit of 15 cars, though 15 are listed as in sight for Thursday’s loading.
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Boise
Idaho
Glenneberry
Welser
State
Utiilities Commission
Pocatello
Glenna Ferry
Losding
Bobbed Hair at Capitol Theatre Delights Fans
The Capitol theatre presents Bobbed Hair a Warner Bros picturization of a popular novel. Marie Prevost is the heroine with Reed Howes and John Roche as her suitors. Emily Fitzroy plays the aunt whose will complicates romance as a masquerade ball leads to daring pursuit and adventures.
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Capitol Theatre
Warner Bros
Bis
Alan Crosland
Marie Prevost
Reed Howes
John Roche
Emily Fitzroy
Connemara
Bing
Salt
Bob
David Laevy
Kenneth Harlan
The Gold Rush: Chaplin Film as Symbolic Autobiography
The Gold Rush is described by close associates of Charlie Chaplin as a symbolic autobiography of the star. Set against the Klondike gold rush in Alaska, Chaplin uses his gentle, distinctive humor to explore humanity's search for happiness, its heartbreaks, tears, and joys.
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the Capitol
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Klondike
Alaska
Hurricane Kid at the Rex starring Hoot Gibson
Universal’s western star Hoot Gibson leads The Hurricane Kid at the Rex theater in a fast paced chase on horseback. The film features a wild horse breaking sequence and to rugged Sierra trails setting, marking Gibson’s signature action style.
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Hoot Gibson
Universal
Rex Theater
Gibson
Sierras
Bad Lands at Strand follows daring cavalrymen westward
A romance and adventure tale set in frontier days as brave cavalrymen outwit hostile forces to push America’s western expansion. Star Harry Carey headlines the film Bad Lands now showing at the Strand.
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America
Harry Carey
The
Strand
Bessie Love Makes Early Film Debut and Stage Return
Bessie Love, world famous former Los Angeles High School student, debuted as the Bride of Cana in D. W. Griffiths Intolerance and later appears with Richard Barthelmess in Boul Fire at the Orpheum. The program includes Our Gang style roux Proves and a music score by Jack Derville’s orchestra.
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Los Angeles
D. Wy Griffith
Bride of
Cana
Richard Patthemes
Orpheum Theatre
Richard Barthemoss
Orpheum
Jack Derville
Coolidge and New Favor Stamp With Wilson Portrait
Washington reports President Coolidge and Postmaster General New support honoring late President Wilson with a postal stamp. A post office statement rejects claims of opposition from Coolidge and New, stating the facts show their support for the idea.
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NEW Favor
Wilson
Washington
Preat- Dent Coolidge
New
Woodrow Ison
Post Office Department
Eight Tons of Dallcons Apples Sold At High Price
George Stephens of Wilder Idaho markets eight tons of Dallcons apples at 60.90 per ton bulk totaling 1080.90 from sixty trees. Most productive trees yield thirty bushels each. This shows profits when soil and climate suit Dalicious apples. Other apple growers in the district report large yields and good values.
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Nampa
Turks Call Troops and Fleet Strength in Near East
Constantinople reports Turks call for more troops while London states Britain will keep a strong Near Eastern fleet for weeks. British officials call the tie a coincidence with no significance beyond maritime posturing.
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London
Constantinople
Officials say it is only engaging in maneuvers
Officials describe the action as mere maneuvers and say no hostile intent or broader campaign is involved.
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