Judge Dietrich to Speak at Reception for New Citizens
Judge F. S. Dietrich of the district federal court will deliver the principal address at a public reception for new citizens who received final papers in court today. The event will be next Friday night at the A R Y M C A building. The program includes certificates of naturalization, Y course certificates, and awards from the Pocatello Tribune trophy and Watson Brothers medal. Mellveen Brothers’ orchestra and Theodore J. Turner are slated to participate and present certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Dietrich
District Federal Court
George D. McClintock
American Legion Americanization Committee
I. E. McDougall
EF. McDougall
McDougall
Emotions Linked to Disease At Medical Convention
Dr. Carl D. Camp of the University of Michigan argues emotions can trigger organic disease and change psychological structure during a talk at the Interstate Postgraduate Assembly in St. Paul. Other speakers cite diet cures for anemia and surgery for adenomatoid goiter. A Lancaster cigar shop claims historic lineage dating to before the Revolution.
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
Siders Presented With Gavel by Near East Orphans
Walter Siders, superintendent of public schools here, returned from Colorado Springs where he attended a National Educational Association meeting. He received a gavel of olivewood from Near East relief orphans in Nazareth via J. W. Crabtree for the association’s work for orphans. A second gavel went to the association president. Edward Blatchford, Near East relief director at Palestine, brought the gavels to the U S. Inscription plates are being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Siders
Colorado Springs
National Educational Association
Siders
Board
Near East Relief
J. W. Crabtree
Nazareth
Edward Blatchford
Palestine
Gumps Return to Regular Edition
The Gumps comic strip resumes in full after syndicate matrix duplication error caused the Saturday and Sunday omissions. Carlos holds the $14,000 note as he pursues the Widow Zander with Andy and Min as sympathizers. Market reports were curtailed due to world series games but will resume as a daily feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Carlos
Zander
Andy
Min
Dollar Day at St. Josephs Parish Planned Big Sale
The Catholic ladies of St. Josephs parish host a dollar day at the K of C hall next Thursday with practical articles for sale and a chili lunch at noon. Friday continues with an evening program directed by J S King featuring Pocatello talent including Dorothy Cavanaugh pupils dancing, St Josephs School boys orchestra, Mary Louise McCabe piano numbers, and vocal solos by Mrs Harold Roubleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph ’S
K. of C. Hall
Pocatello
J. S. King
Dorothy Cavanaugh
St. Joseph's School
Mary Louise McCabe
Harold Roubleman
Aberdeen Lad Confesses to Armory Burglary
Henry 8 McNally, 19, confessed to stealing three .45 Colts revolvers a bayonet and an army overcoat from the North Harrison armory during January. He detailed how he entered, hid the loot, and sold one gun for 10 and another for 3, with a third given away. He is jailed on grand larceny charges with a $1000 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. Bell
Golden Rule Managers Meet in Pocatello Conference
Golden Rule store managers from John Hood and associates gathered in Pocatello for a fall conference. Topics covered included general business conditions and merchandising methods. Attendees hailed from multiple Idaho and Utah locations including Pocatello Twin Falls Logan Burley American Falls Oakley Soda Springs Montpelier and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
John Hood and Associates
Pocatello
Idaho
Utah
John Hood
W. A. van Engelen
Twin Falls
E. W. Elliott
Logan
J. L. Hood
BR. 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
F. G. Hilton
Denver
George Withington
Baker
S. L. Jones
Ray England
J. F. Erickson
Chas. Burrus
Art Skinner
H. E. Bodie
Ogden
J. J. Denham
City
T. E. Larg
Mackay
C. V. Meyers
C. W. Bennett
Thatcher
Harry Anderson
M. Warren
San Francisco
W. Barnes
J. A. Stone
L. D. Larter
J. H. McGaugh
George Thomas
Idaho Falls
C. A. Roberts
Boise
Gus Blaser
Minidoka
B. J. Staley
Kimberley
Fred Luderjohn
J. P. Stoddard
A. A. Larsen
Irishman faces bootleg charge heard in federal court
In a quiet courtroom after a long session, the judge asks the Irish defendant Breen if he is guilty. The man replies with a humorous yet evasive retort about awaiting the evidence before deciding. A long list of attendees and witnesses from cities across the West fills the court record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attenddance
Breen
Mutilated Body of Young Boy Found in Vacant House
The mutilated body of 11 year old Francis Pioletti, nephew of Rev Louis Pioletti, was found in the attic on the third floor of a vacant house in St Paul on October 13. Patrolman John Rose made the discovery. Police suspect the boy was killed elsewhere and moved to the vacant property after being last seen at a Columbus Day banquet 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 Over Washington
Washington reports the War Department ordered a large air force display over the Lincoln Memorial consisting of forty five planes from Mitchel field Long Island. After the demonstration the group will fly to Langley field Virginia for a coast defense drill featuring bombing and machine gun attacks on enemy landing forces.
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Washington
War Department
Lincoln Memorial
Mitchelfield
Long Island
Langley Field
Virginia
Pink writing paper wins a bride in north
Special correspondent Sue McN writes from Seattle on Captain Covell of the coast guard cutter Bear who returns from Cape Barrow with a tale from Noatuk Eskimo village about pink writing paper enabling Abraham to marry his chosen bride. The story illustrates mail service value for education, morals, and connection in remote Alaskan villages, with letters sustaining ties and teachers returning to the United States.
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Sue McN
The
Pocatello Tribune
Seattle
Wash
Covell
Coast Guard
Bear
Noatuk
Nome
New
Alaska
Cevell
Cape Barrow
Abraham
Kot Tubue
Caprealed
Teller Reindeer Atation
Soanie
United States Mail Service
Alaskan
United States
Point Barrow
Yukon
Miss B F Tobin Describes Cuticura Healing Pimples
Miss Bernice F Todin of Los Angeles recounts a six to seven month skin irritation with pimples on her face. She reports rapid improvement within days of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and full healing in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernicce F. Todin
Sunbury Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Joint Columbus Day Ceremonies in Spain
In Madrid on October 13, American ambassador Alexander P. Moore and the prince of Asturias led Columbus Day ceremonies. Moore laid a wreath on the Columbus monument, honoring Christopher Columbus and Queen Isabella, with a note of shared heritage between the United States and Spain. Attendees included American diplomats and consular staff.
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Madrid
Alexander P. Moore
Prince of Asturias
Christopher Columbus
Moore
United States
Spain
Columbus Monument
Isabella
Atlantic
American Pre and Consular
A A0
Sungberg
Change of Life Advice From Convoy Women
A fragment notes women born 1873 to 1964 in Convoy Ohio describing weakness during menopause and seeking remedies after reading an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convoy
Ohio
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