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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
6
Arvis Jutila 21, considered insane, shot and killed his widowed mother 45 and brother Arthur 23 at their Kingston farm home near Kellogg, then killed himself. His body was found near the house with a shotgun beside him. Neighbors say he had been violent since Monday after concerns of insanity.
Deputy Chapman found Arvie at the Ju'ila home fattening the family with an axe. He was handcuffed but escaped to the woods. He later returned half frozen with swollen hands from the cuffs. A younger brother fired at him and Arvie fled again. A search found nothing. The youth, armed with a public safety item, struck his mother and brother before returning to the woods.
E J Fjeldsted, manager of the Pocatello chamber of commerce, spoke to the commerce club about timely business tips. The Tech forum plans regular lectures and a W C club meeting outlined new member initiations. The first student recital of the year is set for tomorrow at 7 p m in the new auditorium with the public invited.
Several defendants faced federal charges with guilty pleas and not guilty defenses. Oscar Good pleaded guilty to possession of property for moonshine and related offenses. Lee Biglow pleaded not guilty with trial set for Tuesday. Other defendants entered guilty pleas for liquor violations and related crimes, with fines and jail terms imposed. True bills were returned against Jesse W. Morris for white slave transport and against Audrey and Linnie Walker for conspiracy.
A joint grade level meeting occurred at the senior high. Soccer practice for girls continues as the season nears and locker issues are resolved. Sophomores and freshmen train Saturday at 10, juniors and seniors at 11. Walter Siders attended a Rotary meeting in Blackfoot. Students received lockers after two weeks without keys. Many plan to attend the Malad game next Friday as the Red and Blue Warriors face a strong Malad eleven with Currie and Cope noted as key guards. Physics tables arrived and new manuals issued as lab work shifts to a formal course with Mrs. Fox substituting for illness in biology.
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