Three Drown In Snake River At American Falls
Three laborers A H Kartin 38 Pete Yorkovich 40 and Frank Billobas 40 employed by Utah Construction Company building the American Falls dam drowned in the Snake River near American Falls Wednesday afternoon. Don Pan Idaho Power manager helped lead the rescue effort. The men were in a boat 100 ft below the old coffer dam when it capsized as they attempted to dislodge debris. One body was seen briefly then lost. two others were not recovered despite late night searches.
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A. H. Kartin
Pete Yorkovich
Frank Billobas
Utah Construcm Company
Merican Falls
American Falls
Don Pan
Idaho Powerpany
The
Tribune
Coffer
Efforts to Find Ground for Agreement Active
Creary Mellon states no proposal has been submitted to President Coolidge for approval or disapproval. He refutes claims of a French commission authority and notes American members informed press that terms are unlikely to be accepted. Americans say no differences exist within the commission and no formal terms have reached the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creary Mellonich
Coolidge
Caillaux Beise
Medh
Americ Commission
Sident
World Court Debate Mixes Reform and Opposition
G. B. Pongberg submits a note opposing a premature resolution by the il Chamber of Commerce. He favors a world conference to formulate laws for a proposed world court and notes varied votes among members on the current resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Il Chamber of Commerce
League of Nations
United Tes
Axe Chamber of Commerce
G. Bpongberg
Classes Shape Reading List Across Grades
Enis department led by Dorothy Anderson outlines ninth grade study of Treasure Island and The Arabian Nights selections including Hamlet and Silas Marner. Tenth grade covers Ivanhoe Julius Caesar and Tale of Two Cities with Roger de Coverly Papers. Eleventh and twelfth study Idylls of the King and Long’s English Literature titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enis
Dorothy Anderson
Treasure Ieland
Vhrab
Rustum
Lady of Lake
Ilas Marner
Ivanhoe
Julius Yar
Franklin
Autoblo Rave ‘eTale
Roger de Coverly
and Long
Drugists to Attend Gate City Meeting in October
Pocatello will host the Idaho Pharmaceutical Association on October 7 and 8 with Bannock hotel as headquarters. The event combines business sessions for pharmacists and wives with social events including theatre parties, shopping, teas, a smoker, banquet and dance at Idaho Tech. Principal address by Paul W. Ivey of USC on Analyzing the Principles of Salesmanship. Other speakers include KE Leonard Idaho Tech dean, John Cully and W H Farley.
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Pocatello
Thedado Pharmaceutical Association
Bannock Hotel
Idaho Tech
Tech Orchestra
Paul W. Ivey
University of Southern California
KE. O. Leonard
School of Pharmacy
John Cully
W. H. Farley
Officer Testimony Highlights Dangers At Shenandoah Inquiry
An inquiry board hears Captain Heinen describe risk factors during the Shenandoah’s final flight. He cites a Buckley at the air station as claiming crew fear, and says outside forces could not destroy the ship without prior hull strain. Heinen doubts structural weakening from a mooring mast incident. The cross examination lasts over four hours as Heinen expresses duty and respect for navy airmen.
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Heinen
Buckley
Air Sation
Admiral Jones
Shenandoah
Jones
Navy
Washer Endures Tests Backed by Idaho Power Service
A durable washer proven by our engineering department now signals its quality with the Idaho Power Company behind it. Visit today to inspect this tested appliance backed by reliable service.
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Idaho Power Company
Lemon and Jax Reach Finals in Shady Court Tennis
Miss Florence Lemon defeated Mrs Harry Canell in the semi finals at Shady Court 7-5 6-3. Helen Jax eliminated Lemon 8-6 6-1 and faces Miss Lillian Spongberg in tonight’s final elimination match with Mrs Roy Melarland set to play Miss Mery Russell then challenge Miss Bertha Ava.
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Florence Lemon
Harry Canell
Shady Court
Miss Lemon
H. Pinkerton
Helen Jax
Lillian Spongberg
Roy Melarland
Mery Russell
Misa Bertha Ava
Local residents undergo hospital operations and treatment
Mrs. G. H. Baker of the Stafford apartments had an operation this morning at a local hospital. R. BE. Regen of 233 North Grant also underwent an operation at St. Anthony's hospital. Mrs. H. A. Finley of American Falls is in the city receiving medical remiment. W. N. Cunningham of 278 Jefferson is receiving medical treatment at a local hospital.
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G. H. Baker
Stafford Apartments
R. BE. Regen
North Grant
St. Anthony's Hospital
H. A. Finley
American Falls
W. N. Cunningham
Jefferson
MONTHS TO PAY A THOR WASHER
Advertises home delivery of a Thor washing machine with a first payment of 2.50 and monthly balances equal to the savings in operation. The offer emphasizes affordable instalments as you use the appliance.
Hiking club forms at library meeting tonight
Those interested in forming a hiking club will meet at the public library at 6 o'clock this evening to organize a permanent annoviation. Following the meeting the members will hike to CitycreeRecanyon where they will cook these supper.
Weekend Camp Arrangements by Alpha Theta Club
Mrs. Harry Caneli and Mrs. Frank Oleea lead planning for the Alpha Theta Athletic club weekend camp at Camp Tentoy. Members will depart the city for Justice Park Aatuntay afternoon as headquarters are provided for the event.
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Harry Caneli
Frank Oleea
Alpha Theta Athletic Club
Camp Tentoy
Justice Park Aatuntay
Moh School to Install Coal Heating Plant
The Moh School plans a coal heating plant to burn cheaper coal. Last year 609 tons were used. this year an estimated 240 tons will be needed, with 68 tons for the upcoming term. Estimated coal cost remains about 61 per unit.
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Moh
First Girls Athletic Association Meeting Held at Franklin Junior High
The inaugural meeting of the girls athletic association at Franklin Junior High discussed plans for the coming year. Ruth Petit was elected publicity manager. officers include Witlecke as president Ruguyles as hiking manager and Relerson as faculty sponsor.
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Wogan
Neltte Wilterke
Mise Ruth Petit
Mise Petit
Miswes Witlecke
Lolfern Ruguyles
Killen Relerson
Eagean
Syerer
Rehoul
Franklin Junior High
Gtrla
Dankettall
Real estate transfers filed Wednesday across multiple parcels
The record lists several transfers including Leach to John M Larsen on corner lot in Bay City and Cole to Bert L Bilbert. Additional entries show Misco land parcels of 1 acre and 240 acres near North Portnillo Denton and various lots in Bancroft and West Pocatello. Names include McCiaffin Joseph Wagenseller Realty, Denton Williams, Joe Jay Tiffany, Geo FP Coolenough and Elizabeth Goodenoneh among others.
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Leach
John M. Larsen
Block Bay
Cole
Kliewer
Bert L. Bilbert
See
Aerea
Misco Lancoug
Puke
Mesio M
Grave T Hall
Geo
Elizabeth BR. Goodenoneh
Seynem
Eink
Roo
Bank Clearings Reported Amid Unclear Figures
A garbled bank clearing note mentions Pocatello and New York with figures around 204,101.02 and 444 but text is corrupted. No clear dates, institutions, or outcomes are readable beyond scattered monetary values and city names.
Local Clubs Plan Meetings Card Parties and Dance
Frid ay regular session of the Pythian Sisters at B hall. Royal Neighbors host public card party at W. W. hall Friday evening. Star of the East hold rummage sale at 256 East Center on Saturday Oct 9. Ivy Rebekahs host public card party Tuesday afternoon and evening at LO. 0. hall. Mrs U. W. and Mrs Gerald Sullivan entertain at 625 West Greely for Mrs Howard Anderson. Cooks and Walters Union No 510 hold its sixth annual ball tonight at the Dance Palace with special orchestra. Hive girls of First ward D B S perform a short program Friday night. Everyone is invited.
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Pythian
Star of the East Club
East Center
Ivy Rebekahs
Evetone Ly ‘Ec O . A. M
Alwaye
Mooneheoart Weatien
W. Coe
Gerald Sullivan
B. of L
First Ward
D. 8
Flivver Exhibition Reported in New York
An early 20th century note from New York references a flivver exhibition in October with a focus on affordable cars and public interest. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Gate City
Inquiry Board
Scienz
Tvariliitied
Giogk
Initia Ee
Ati Oi Lo
Electric Shop
Pocatello Bank Clearings
New York
Ort
Befar Pitver
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