Rotary Club Program Highlights Constitution Week Address
Walter Hi Cleare gave a talk on Constitution Week at the Poca tello Rotary Club luncheon. He warned that voter turnout has declined from 84 percent in 1890 to 48 percent in 1920 and urged renewed faith in government at all levels. H Wells of Seattle attended as a guest while Ir Whittlesey led the program and Sara K Thomas provided vocal selections with A R Neilson as accompanist.
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Pocatello Rotary Club
Walter Hi. Cleare
United States
U.S
Chicago
Cleave
H. Wells
Seattle
Wash
Chester Wells
Whittlesey
Miga Sara K. Thomas
Idaho Tech
R. Neilson
Directors Meet Valued With Rohischeid to Convene
President W. H. Rohischeid announces a meeting of the directors and committee chairmen for this evening at eight o clock. The gathering will be held at the office of A. L. Merrill.
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W. H. Rohischeid
A. L. Merrill
Armistice Day Legion Plans Meet Tonight in Antler's Hall
The local American Legion post holds a weekly meeting at Antler's hall at 7 30 tonight with a large audience expected. Dr B H Roberts will discuss his recent abroad trip and foreign clinics in England and Franeco. The program includes Armistice Day plans, a possible visit by General McAlexander the Rock of the Marne, the veterans banquet and dedication of the Bannock charter soldiers memorial building, plus Idaho delegates to the national convention in Omaha next week.
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The
American Legion
Antler’s Hall
BH. N. Roberts
England
Franeco
Roerts
Mc Alexander
Rock of the Marne
Bannock Cairt
Legion
Idaho
Omaha
Legion plans drive to boost 1926 membership
The Legion band of 35 heads to a convention with Idaho spuds for advertising the Idaho Legion and its main product Commander BR. F. Hamiltonor will preside. Post members are urged to attend. if turnout is strong, pledges for 1926 enrollment will be sought and a campaign to recruit at least 300 members is planned with the theme What the Legion Has Done.
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Legion
Ross Bates
Wool Auction in London Sees Strong Attendance
Wool auctions in London attracted a large crowd with offerings totaling 10 331 bales. Demand improved for cross breds from home and continental buyers at firmer rates while Merinos remained steady and unchanged.
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London
Birthday Party Jig Becomes Family Feud in Baldwin
DorA oe ee Baldwin of Baldwin New York and Mrs Hannah Eldred are named in a notice about heirs. The 103 year old relative is said to have died leaving 202 descendants. The obituary notes a birthday party from a year ago where she danced a jig.
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Dora Oe
Ee Baldwin
N. Y
Hannah Eldred
World travelers gather at Bannock and St. Marie hotels
A hotel lobby roundup lists numerous travelers from Sweden Austria and Patagonia on a pleasure motor trip. The record of names spans many cities including Spokane Chicago Salt Lake City Denver and Boise with mention of locals under treatment and upcoming travel plans. Walter R. Siders leaves for Boise to attend an educational meeting.
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Globe
Guy van Seeyee
Sweden
A. Langton
Austria
Earl Smith
Patagonia
Readers noted locals and out-of-town names at Crow event
The list includes Thomas Pugh Roe Springs L E Smack Argenta Mont W A Coman San Francisco J A Casebeer Arlington Calif W L Ewing Denver Mr and Mrs M Hick Mound City Mo Wm Talbit Howe Idaho Ht P Golberg Arimo.
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The
Crow
Thomas Pugh
Roe Springs
L. E. Smack
Argenta
Mont
W. A. Coman
San Francisco
J. A. Casebeer
Arlington
Calif
W. L. Ewing
Denver
Names of travelers and cities listed for Yellowstone trip
A long list of individuals and associated cities appears, including R Kilby Logan P A Wartz Denver J Tyler Denver Mrs J W Swalberg Salt Lake B J Brown Idaho Falls W C Scarborough Canton C B C Moore Salt Lake C W Stayner Ogden and many others with origins from Salt Lake Denver San Francisco Portland Oakland Chicago and other locations.
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the Bannock
M. Freiberg
Spokane
T. L. Shepard
Chicago
KR. &. Lesnap
Logan
R. E. Chamberlain
Seattle
L. W. Brainard
Boise
N. G. Swendsen
M. L. Sanders
Salt Lake
C. Ll. Beach
City
J. T. Fleming
Portland
E. Smith
Topeka
Kas
A. F. Wilson
G. EK. Garrett
G. C. Fletcher
Gus N. Brown
Mackay
L. B. Stewart
San Francisco
G. P. Anderson
Minneapolis
KE. R. Miller
8. Lisberger
A. B. Hancock
Denver
K. W. King
F. K. Finlayson
Chas. Hi
J.R. Friedman
B. C. Russell
G. E. Walker
J. P. Gushen
Kansas City
R. V. Owens
G. A. Bremer
Jerome
Tom Moss
San Diego
Clyde Bower
W. W. Rush
J. H. Boyle
Rupert
G. W. Maynor
Los Angeles
C. Krogatad
American Falls
R. H. Smith
Frank W. Burke
F. L. Whitney
Ogden
H. EK. Meyers
M. J. Reilly
Edwin Blaney
W. P. Redmond
Jackson
Wyo
Dorothy Redmond
Henry Osthoff
West Orange
N. J
H. H. Scarborough
Idaho Falls
J. ©. Wild
George B. Bradley
H. J. Trapp
Balt Lake
Ben D. Wright
John Cross
Evanston
G. L. Cross
Salt Lake City
H. W. Minor
W. A
the St. Marie
G. B. Montgomery
F. J. Evans
Malad
B. M. Pellum
Twin Falls
KE. K. Martin
Beattie
A. L. Nichols
Parma
F. A. Fittle
L. Ti .Merriman
Mrs. M. Lee
Raymond Yale
Salisas
Salisas C. W. Seaton, Salt Lake; G. H. Trander, Salt Lake; George C. ‘Tway
L. P. Vickers
H. P. Lewis
Isaac Harder
Aberdeen
B. J. Staley
Kimberly
Guy Wilson
W. D. Jackson
U Utah
Eunice Eschler
Montpelier
H.K. Morrison
E. Christianson
McCammon
R. J. Pierson
Yellowstone
R. Kilby
P. A. Wartz
J. Tyler
J. West
J. W. Swalberg
Paris
Ida
L. Roberts
G. W. Hecker
T. J. Canavan
L. H. Saville
J. Salisbury
L. C. Hoffman
J. H. Jamley
CC. L. Watson
L. R. Yates
Lewiston
G. W. Knight
Oakland
Glenn Grieve
T. P. Congdon
D. Poynter
Nampa
Smoky Gaston
Ashton
J. Carlett
D. Clark
R. W. Crocker
L. H. Jones
A. J. Kelly
Burley
M. Baker
H. E. Hutchison
A. E. Hank
Joe
Local residents seen passing through Pocatello
Mrs. Fred W. Goff left today to return to Long Beach. KE. O. Robinson of the Oregon Short Line accounts department departs for Denver. Judge and Mrs. BR. W. Adair of Blackfoot visit Pocatello on legal business. Dr. and Mrs. V. G. of American Falls head to Omaha for a convention. Mrs. H. A. Brown’s grandson is ill at their West Benton home. M. Roberts of Soda Springs, tied to Largallier bank, in town on business. Nora Boyum, county superintendent, sails to Boise. Joseph Norton of Bannock Motive Company injured.
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Fred W. Goff
Long Beach
KE. O. Robinson
Accounts Department
Oregon
Denver
BR. W. Adair
Blacfoot
Pocatello
Judge Adair
V. G
Omaha
H. A. Brown
West Benton Mill
M. Roberts
Soda Springs
Largallier Bank
Nora Boyum
Boise
Joseph Norton
Bannock Motive Company
Raymond J. Cannon Named Dempsey Business Manager
Cleveland report says Raymond J. Cannon of Milwaukee will be Jack Dempsey's business manager and legal and business adviser after signing a contract in Cleveland. Cannon has long served as Dempsey's attorney, succeeding Jack Kearns after their recent split.
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Cleveland, O
Raymond J. Cannon
Milwaukee
Jack Dempsey
Cleveland News
Dempsey
Cannon
Canion
Jack Kearns
Justice Sir Denis Henry Dies at 61 in Northern Ireland
Belfast reports the death of Right Honourable Sir Denis Stanislaus Henry, lord chief justice of Northern Ireland since 1921, at age 61. He led the judiciary for 29 years and was a prominent legal figure in the region.
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Trish Justice
Belfast
Denis Stanislaus Henry
Northern Ireland
Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate to 4 Percent
London reports the Bank of England lowered its discount rate from 4 percent to 4 percent. The change signals a tighter monetary stance for the central bank.
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London
Bank of England
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Frank Apilant
Lynn Brothers Hospital
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Portneuf
Walter McClain
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Burt Spray
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Lava Hot Springs
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Walter R. Siders
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