Confesses to stealing $1000 from Philadelphia plant
Carl Jones a 28 year old Negro surrendered to police and confessed to stealing 1000 from a United Gas Improvement company station in Philadelphia on August 8. He spent the money in Atlantic City Pittsburgh Chicago and California before deciding to surrender and return to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jones
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
L. A. Lehrbas
A. E. Volkmeier
Jones
Jspes
Atlantic City
Walter Johnson
Broad Street
Walter
Pittsburgh
Chicago
California
Pocatello
Robbey
Local Personal Notices Update On Residents’ Health
Ray Rose a noted local boxer at 739 South Arthur injured his eye yesterday and received hospital treatment. Mrs W C Young at 624 North Fourth Avenue is ill at home. Mrs H C Perryman of 1218 South Fifth Avenue is ill at home. Mrs Ed Fuegi of 935 North Havvea who had an operation yesterday is resting well. The son of Mrs W L Orr at 1014 North Lincoln is ill at the Orr home. M W H Nuckless of 1006 North Harrison is confined in hospital. The infant son of Keneath Hier of 937 North Garfield who had an operation recently left the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rose
South Arthur
W. C. Young
North Fourth Avenue
H. C. Perryman
South Fifth Avenue
Ed Fuegi
North Havvea
W. L. Orr
North Lincoln
Orr
M W. H. Nuckless
North Harrison
Keneath Hier
North Garfield
Sprayed Apple Said To Kill Boy In Ogden
Clyde Arthur Bogue aged 2 died in Ogden Utah after eating an apple that he reportedly washed and dried after a peddler warned they were heavily sprayed. The mother said the child became violently ill minutes later and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Clyde Arthur Bogue
Arthur WW. Bogue
Russians Detained as Swatow Reds Lose Grip
In Swatow authorities opposing the red government seized a Russian steamer with 60 Russians aboard and cargo including kerosene arms and ammunition said to be bound for Canton from Vladivostok. The captain claimed he did not know the reds had been expelled and the cargo was confiscated with the crew detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Swatow
Canton
Vladivostok
Epidemic Under Control in Manila Cholera Case Decline
Manila health officials report the cholera epidemic is under control with 12 deaths and 32 new cases in the last 48 hours. They expect a continuing decrease in reported cases. Dr. Evans from Boise will visit St Marie Hotel on Oct 6 for school eye examinations and glasses fitting.
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Manila
Dr. Evans
Boise
St. Marie
SICKLY CHILDREN WARNED OF WORMS REMEDY
An old advertisement warns that children with pale skin dark circles bad breath and listlessness may have intestinal worms. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe cure destroying worms, priced 35 cents and sold by Watson Drug Co. Tribune Want ads for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Drug Co
Negro claims he was robbed near Michaud by four men
Albert Brown told police that Jerry Woodside Joe Buster and Robert White and an unknown Black man robbed him of 200 dollars beat him and threw him from a car on the highway near Michaud west of Pocatello yesterday afternoon He was driven to town by a passing motorist and planned to file charges with Power county authorities The three men were arrested in Pocatello last night and held at the city jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Brown
Jerry Woodside
Joe Buster
Robert White
Michaud
Pocatello
Trown
American Falls
Brown
Potatello
Power County
Woodside
Buster
White
Executive Committee Boy Scouts Prepare for Fund Campaign
The Pocatello council executive committee met at the Bannock hotel to plan the annual fund drive aimed at supporting scout activities. A report from the budget committee will be given October 8 while the campaign opens October 26. Attendees included Dr. W. F. Howard, S. F. Brady, F Terrell, Dr. R. H. Sutton, J. I. King, M. W. Williams, Dr. O. G. Call, L. Raymond, Dick Wells and Buryl Bievens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Scout Council
Bannock Hotel
Jifs Fire Park
We. F. Howard
S. F. Brady
F. ©. Terrell
R. H. Sutton
J. I. King
M. W. Williams
Oo. P. Call
L. Raymond
Dick Wells
Buryl Bievens
W. H. Witty
W. H. Jackson
Dance Tonight in Reed Hall Hosts Tiger Club Members
Tech Notes reports a dance this evening in Reed hall from 8 30 to 11 36 with a good orchestra. All Reyesall students are invited to attend. A Tiger club meeting was held at noon in the old auditorium. The freshmen club organized in 1922 to promote school spirit and assist in campus activities. about twenty members are active this year.
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Evenin
Reed Hall
Reyall
Tiger Club
Tech Ridders Prepare with Fierce Tackling Drills on Hutchinson Field
Practice last night focused on tackling drills as Tech ridders sharpen line plays and end runs. The backfield shift used by Notre Dame is being perfected, promising a fast, hard hitting line against Utah Aggie Greenlings in the opening game on Hutchinson Field next 17.
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Tech
Hutchinson Field
Notre Dame
Utah Aggie
Hhe
Tech Enrollment Shifts Despite Smaller Entry Total
A 1924 to 1925 enrollment comparison shows a higher overall headcount after abolition of agricultural and junior vocational courses. The Tech includes eleven out-of-state students from Nebraska Utah Minnesota California Montana and Washington and plans form to organize the Alpha Pi education school with elections to replace Al Beery who has not returned this year.
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Tech
Music Conservatory
Webb
Techniad Saga
Redhill
The
Nebraska
Vitah
Minnesota
California
Montana
Washington
Alpha Pi
School of Education
al Beery
Weather Summary for Past Month
The monthly weather record notes high temperature 85.5 on September 2 and low 33 on September 30. It records a 2.68 total precipitation with no snowfall, 62 percent sunshine, and 12 clear days, nine partly cloudy, nine cloudy. Thunderstorms occurred on multiple dates and heavy frost on September 22 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
A. R. Teeple
Purifying Herbine Ad Promises Quick Boost in Spirits
An advertisement touts Herbine as a cure for torpid liver and constipation, claiming first dose relief and a thorough cleansing effect. It promises exhilaration, strength, vim, and buoyancy, with a 60 cent price sold by Watson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Drug Co
Rockefeller Garden apartments open on East Side
A six story Rockefeller Garden apartments block on Avenue A between East 65th and East 66th streets opens for working men families. John D. Rockefeller Jr. backs the project with 82 four to six room units offering steam heat hot water and a sunken garden for safe play. Rentals aim for a six percent return with Mrs. Rockefeller Jr sending best wishes for resident wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller Garden
Avenue A
Fast 65Th
Fast 66Th Streets
Idaho Falls Will Have Permanent Flying Field
Idaho Falls will acquire a permanent flying field sponsored by the Kiwanis club and named for that organization. It will sit one mile south of the city on the Yellowstone highway, on land donated by Boise-Payette Lumber. The project follows efforts by the county commissioners, chamber of commerce and local civic groups led by aviators Tommy Thompson Jack Holmes and M T Templeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Board of County Commissioners
Chamber of Commerce
Tommy Thompson
Jack Holmes
M. T. Templeton
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Negro
SEE Loan CO
Sonnenkalb Bldg
Tribune
Boy Scouts
Bolivia
Style Shop
Main and Clark
Hotel Keystone East Center Street
Jackson
East Center Street
Poenteile
Acs
Essurine Co
Pany
Dr. Scholl
H. A. Collins Variety Store
Wrights
Wofden’s
Omiéa
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