Judge Dietrich To Be Speaker At Reception
Judge F. B. Dietrich of the district federal court will deliver the main address at a public reception for new citizens who received final papers in court today. The event is held Friday night at the Y M C A building with Mellveen Brothers orchestra performing. Theodore J. Turner will present certificates of naturalization, and other awards include the Pocatello Tribune trophy and Watson Brothers medal along with Y M C A certificates for completing the nat uralization course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Dietrich
District Federal Court
George D. McClintock
American Legion Americanization Committee
I. E. McDougall
Americanization Committee
BE. McDougall
Mr. McDougall
Emotions Trigger Organic Disease Says Psychiatric Talk
At the Interstate Post-Graduate Assembly in St Paul Minnesota Dr Carl D Camp of the University of Michigan argued that emotional reactions can cause organic disease and alter psychological structure He added diet rather than drugs cures anemia Other talks cited experiments and debated adenomatoid goitre and the role of surgery as the cure for patients over 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Interstate Post Graduate Assembly of America
Carl D. Camp
University of Michigan
Charles B. Williamson
University of Illinois
Fred A. Coller
Oldest American cigar store linked to Lancaster family
A Lan caster business held by the same family since before the Revolutionary War is believed to be the oldest cigar store in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
America
Siders Presented With Gavel by Near East Orphans
Walter Siders, superintendent of public schools, received a gavel of olivewood from Near East Relief orphans in Nazareth. The gift, given through J. W. Crabtree, honors public school work for orphans. A second gavel went to the National Educational Association president. inscriptions await completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Siders
Colorado Springs
National Educational Association
Siders
Board
J. W. Crabtree
Nazareth
Edward Blatchford
Near East Relief
Palestine
Gumps Return to Regular Edition
The Gumps comic strip did not appear in Saturday and Sunday issues due to a syndicate error in duplicating matrices. Readers are told proper matrices have arrived and Carlos with the $14,000 note continues pursuing Widow Zander with Andy and Min as sympathizers. The market page was curtailed earlier but will resume as a daily feature after the Seen struggle closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Carlos
Zander
Andy
Min
Dollar Day at St. Josephs to Benefit Parish
The Catholic ladies of St. Joseph's parish host a dollar day at the K of C hall next Thursday. A chili lunch is planned at noon, with a continued sale through Friday. Evening entertainment features Pocatello talent led by J S King, including Dorothy Cavanaugh dancing numbers, St. Josephs School boys orchestra, Mary Louise McCabe piano, and vocal by Mrs Harold Roubleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
K. of C. Hall
Pocatello
J. S. King
Dorothy Cavanaugh
Lad McNally Confesses to Armory Burglary in Aberdeen
Henry 8 McNally, 19, admits to detectives and a police officer the January burglary of the North Harrison armory. He entered via a cellar window to steal three 45 Colt revolvers, a bayonet and an army overcoat, hiding the loot under a hay stack then moving it to a later hiding place. One gun sold for 10 dollars near a Short Line ice house, another to a second hand store in American Falls for 3 dollars, the third given to a man named Arthur Marvin. He is held on grand larceny charges with a 1000 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
McNally
Aberdeen
A. E. Volkmeier
Fred McCrory
Police Department
North Harrison
American Falls
Arthur Marvin
Justice of the Peace
O. J
Golden Rule Managers Meet In Pocatello Conference
Golden Rule chain store managers led by John Hood convened a fall conference in Pocatello during Monday and Tuesday. Discussion focused on general business conditions and merchandising methods. Attendees include W A Van Engelen Twin Falls E W Elliott Logan J L Hood Pocatello R E Hood Pocatello H C Van Engelen Burley W L Newton American Falls R J Eames Oakley W G Miller Soda Springs Glen Earl Montpelier J C Carr Twin Falls and Frank Earl Logan.
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Golden Rule
John Hood and Associates
Pocatello
Idaho
Utah
John Hood
W. A. van Engelen
Twin Falls
E. W. Elliott
Logan
J. L. Hood
R. E. Hood
H. C. van Engelen
Burley
W. L. Newton
American Falls
R. J. Eames
Oakley
W. G. Miller
Soda Springs
Glen Earl
Montpelier
J. C. Carr
Frank Earl
Ray D. Wood
Boise
B. M. Loy
C. A. Fijelstrom
Salt Lake
C. Goldenweleh
Cowley
Wyo
L. B. Galbraith
Rigby
Edwin Nighman
Conda
Ida
T. J. O’connell
Atlanta
R. J. Rutan
San Francisco
J. H. Leishman
Ogden
John Matheson
E. W. Whitcomb
Blackfoot
C. T. Bailey
R. C. W. Libby
W. L. Hill
D. K. Rawlings
James 8. Byers
Idaho Falls
Herman Wise
Seattle
Ben G. Rosenstein
Portland
B. E. Stoutmyer
H. A. Baker
Rupert
W. W. Eden
Shoshone
C. Wheeler
E. B. Darlington
Lee Sullivan
Denver
H. M. Core
J. J. Verran
A. B. McNutt
J. 8. Elder
Wellington
Colo
R. D. McCain
Lansing
G. D. Burns
J. B. O'Neill
Sid. Smith
Helen Mann
H. O. Mansell
A. J. Davidson
Omaha
Fred Dashiel
Spokane
G. T. Howe
Tremonton
TF. Banks
0. C. Gilbert
T. W. Smith
Rexburg
Clem Smith
John C. Talbot
St. Louis
Nat Segil
New York
Ed. A. Pohar
P. J. Phillips
Matt Procerses
Dillon
Walterughes
Frank C. Chase
G. N. Earl
T. C. McNutt
F. Carlson
E. J. Severns
Hamilton
Mont
Irishman in court referenced amid bootlegger arraignments
In a busy federal court scene a judge questions a suspect named Breen about guilt. The passage lists a long roster of individuals from multiple states tied to the case, underscoring the broad reach of prosecution and original names, places, and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte
Ance
Breen
Mutilated Body of 11 Year Old Found in St Paul
The mutilated body of Francis Pioletti, 11, nephew of Reverend Louis Pioletti, pastor of the Catholic Church of the Redeemer, was found in the attic on the third floor of a vacant house in St Paul. Patrolman John Rose discovered the remains and police suspect the murder occurred elsewhere before the body was moved. The boy was last seen at a Columbus Day banquet on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Francis Pioletti
Louis Pioletti
Catholic Church of the Redeemer
John Rose
Forty Five Planes In Air Maneuvers
Washington reports the War Department ordered a large flight demonstration over the Lincoln Memorial using forty five planes. The display followed by a coast defense drill at Langley Field with bombing and machine gun attacks against enemy landing forces.
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Washington
War Department
Lincoln Memorial
Mitchelfield
Long Island
Langley Deki
Virginia
Pink Writing Paper Wins a Bride in North
Seattle correspondent describes Captain Covell of the cutter Bear returning from Cape Barrow with tales from the far north. A Ekimo man named Abraham Kakimo used pink writing paper to win a wife in Noatuk beyond Nome, amid post office closures debated by Alaska officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue McNamara
Pocatello Tribune
Seattle
Wash
Coast Guard
Bear
Noatuk
Nome
Neval New
Alaska
Covell
Cape Barrow
Abraham
Kot Gubue
Teller Reindeer Station
Alaska Mail Service Brings Hope To Remote Villages
A nurse and mission teachers describe how postal routes via dog teams link natives and whites in Alaskan villages. Letters strengthen education and morals as students write and share news with teachers and families, while routes to Unakleet, Yukon mouth, and Nome keep far-off communities connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mail Service
Abraham
Alaskan
United States
Point Barrow
Unakleet
Yukon
Nome
Miss B F Tobin Recounts Cutiura Healing Pimples
Miss Berniece F Tobin of Los Angeles describes a six to seven month skin irritation and pimples on her face. After trying many remedies she used Cutiura Soap and Ointment and reports improvement in four days and complete healing in three weeks. The note is dated April 13 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece F. Tobin
Sunbury Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Joint Columbus Day Ceremonies in Spain
In Madrid on Oct 13 AP reports American ambassador Alexander P. Moore shared honors with the prince of Asturias during ceremonies for Christopher Columbus. Moore laid a wreath honoring Columbus and Queen Isabella, citing sacrifices that enabled his voyage. Attending were U S diplomats and the American community.
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Madrid
Alexander P. Moore
Prince of Asturias
Christopher Columbus
Moore
United States
Spain
Columbus
America
Isabella
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helped Woman
An retrospect from a Convoy, Ohio reader born 1873 to 1881 describes illness and weakness. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and renewed strength following the product's advertised claims.
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Convoy
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ackerman
Cate
Ib Pokiam
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