J B Institute Opens Friday For Anti Tuberculosis Institute
Local Christmas Seal Base committee hosts an all day session at Bannock hotel with delegates from multiple counties. The program includes speakers from National Tuberculosis Association and Idaho Tuberculosis Association, a seal sale technique segment, publicity approaches, and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Stringfeon
Ise
All Day Institute
The
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Bannock Hotel
W. Pond
C. Winters
E. L. Ames
Lucile V. Bailey
van Ruffner
Lucile Hood
Bannock
Bingham
Honeville
Custer
Butte
Power
Oneida
Franklin
Bear Lake
Institute
Tope’ Cowing
Dwight Anderson
National Tuberculosis Association
Catherine R. Athey
Idaho
New York City
Toow
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Dramatic Club at High School Plans Season Activity
A senior high meeting welcomed new members after tough tryouts. Officers are Kenneth Ridgeway president Anson Higegin son vice president Mary Cosgrove secretary John Wheeler treasurer. Rehearsals begin in two weeks and several one act plays are planned along with student playwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Kenneth Ridgeway
Anson Higeginson
Mary Cosgrove
John Wheeler
Byron Withers
Margaret Graven
Inez Spori
Shurtliff Morgan
James Miller
Alan Chalmers
Charles Long
Fern Richardson
Shirley Marshall
Charles Niles
Genevieve Chapman
Elizabeth Smith
Rachel Sellars
Fern Tabach
Clyde Tuck
Malcolm Beck Meacham
Audrew Rees
Eleanor Harrison
Leyda Leshee
June Havenor
Dorothy Rouse
Alice Merrill
License Issued For Dr John H Andersen And Mary Turnbull
Dr John H Andersen and Mary J Turnbull of Pocatello received a marriage license Wednesday at the office of County Clerk R C Earley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Andersen
Mary J. Turnbull
Pocatello
R. C. Earley
City News In Brief and Indictments From Federal Grand Jury
City notices report a Friday noon diner at the Y M C A honoring W H L Witty as he assumes a national laymen role for Baptist churches and attends Washington events before a new headquarters. Rotary Club notes, game cheers, and Y W C A volunteers served coffee during the World Series viewing. Federal grand jury returns indictments for Ole Hansen Ben Carrothers Ti S Mclally and Luciano Macasuso on liquor and theft charges plus other secret indictments pending bench warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R.city
M. C
Y. M
W. HL. Witty
Witty
America
Baptist Churches of
Ole Hansen
Ben Carrothers
Mclaily
National Guard
Pocatello
Luciano Macasuso
Federal Grand Jury
Women in Court arraigns Salome Weeks in bootlegging case
Salome Weeks, famed in Pocatello for bootlegging proclivities and pies, was arraigned before Federal Judge Dietrich and pleaded not guilty. Trial set for Tuesday morning. Mary Mersh, another offender, was fined $100 and two months in Bonneville jail for liquor infraction, with stay of execution until December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome Weeks
Pocatello
Dietrich
Mary Mersh
Bonneville County
Mrs. Howard Visits Albion In State Federation Circuit
Mrs. J. Hargen hosted Mrs. F. E. Howard of Albion as a guest. Mrs. Howard, vice president of the first district, attended the state federation meeting at Blackfoot and returned with Mrs. Hansen Tuesday evening. She then left to return to Albion where her husband Professor F. E. Howard teaches at the state normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. (. Hargen
F. E. Howard
Albion
Howard
First District
State Federation
Blackfoot
Hansen
State Normal School
Woman Struck by Car Near Gordon Apartments
Mrs. Waring of Gordon apartments was struck at the South Arthur and West Lewis intersection by a Dodge driven by Bryan Tanner of 332 West Young. She was taken to her apartment for medical aid. examination found injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Arthur
West Lewis
Waring
Gordon Apartments
Bryan Tanner
West Young
Charged With Assault Arrested Man Arraigned in Court
Ah Chen, arrested September 13, was arraigned in Judge Heade's court. He faces assault with intent to commit murder. Hearing postponed to October 19 and bond set at $3,000. if not posted he will be committed to county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Chen
Funeral for Mrs. Ethel Overdorf Sunday at 2:30
The funeral for Mrs. Ethel J. Overdorf wife of William Overdorf will be Sunday afternoon at 2 30 from the Christian church with Rev. Simpson officiating. Interment will be in Mountainview under Schumacher Hall company direction. Mrs. Overdorf is survived by her husband and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel J. Overdorf
William Overdorf
Christian Church
Rev. Simpson
Mountainview
Schumacher & Hall Company
Petition Dismissed In Episcopal Church Dispute
Federal Judge Louis H. Burns dismissed for want of jurisdiction the petition by the Right Reverend William Montgomery Brown to stop the Episcopal Church from deposing him as bishop of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louis H. Burns
William Montgomery Brown
House Ofishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Arkansas
Heavy Payroll At Short Line Triggers Record Rise
Short Line reports a substantial payroll increase driven by a surge in business. The company indicates major gains in shop and train forces to meet higher demand compared with the prior year.
Armory Drill Tonight For 200th Infantry Idaho Guard
Headquarters company 1st battalion 200th Infantry Idaho National Guard will meet for drill at the Armory this evening at 7 30. Strong attendance is needed as the unit prepares for inspection next week by the adjutant general and Captain Worthley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
200Th Infantry
Idaho National Guard
Adjutant General
Worthley
Cassell Charged With Possession In Judge Hell Court
H N Cassell was arraigned in Judge Hell s court on possession charges. He waived a preliminary hearing and the bond was set at 750 dollars. Cassell had been jailed from August until about a week ago when released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Cassell
Hell's Court
Cassell
Snow at Yellowstone line. rotary plow reaches Ashton
Three inches of snow fall on the Yellowstone branch of the Short line and a rotary snow plow arrives at Ashton to keep the line open through the late season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Ashton
Lava Hot Springs Man Enters Guilty Plea in Liquor Charge
H N Cassell entered a guilty plea before District Judge O R Baum to possession of liquor. The case was continued for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Cassell
Lava Hot Springs
O. R. Baum
Weather chief Taft rests as vacation begins
Weather Bureau head A. B. Teeple at Pocatello takes a two week vacation. Harold Rathbone will oversee duties during Teeple’s absence from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. Teeple
Pocatello Weather Bureau
Harold Rathbone
World Series Coverage By The Tribune and Journal
Poratello fans showed strong interest in every game of the World Series. The Tribune ran a special leased wire service from the field for play by play, later switching to a bulletin service. The Journal provided detailed accounts and drew large crowds to its office. An extra edition was printed Sunday. Early game reports circulated in Pocatello and nearby towns through The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Oayy
EL Calph
Entertainment Committee
Journal
Y. W. Ocal
Kk. BE. Byers
Marion Fargo
Juliet Minson
Giorge Weir
Notary
Poratello
Tribune
John Taylor
The
the Tribune
Pocatello
American Legion Post 4 Plans Armistice Day Events
The Pocatello post met at Antlers hall to finalize an Armistice Day program. A veterans memorial dedication and a football game between Pocatello High and Logan High are set for the day. General McAlexander, the Rock of the Marne, will give the evening address after a service men’s supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Pocatello Post No
Antlers Hall
Legion
Priests Meet in Idaho Conference at St. Joseph's Parish
Right Reverend Daniel M. Gorman attends a conference with Catholic pastors from southern Idaho at St. Joseph's parish. Fourteen priests are present for the gathering in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Gorman
Idaho
St. Joseph’s Parish
Fire Chief Judd Packer Heads East for Conventions
Judd Packer fire chief of the Short Line will leave Friday for Chicago and other eastern points to attend conventions of fire chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Packer
Chicago
Reverend Ewing and wife travel to Illinois after father's death
Reverend W. M. Ewing of the Methodist church and Mrs. Ewing departed today for Illinois where the pastor was summoned by the death of his father, prompting the family to attend funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ewing
Methodist Church
Federal court cases convict several in liquor prosecutions
A. H. Brown known as Curly pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor with a sale count dismissed. Sentencing was deferred and then set at a $500 fine or Bannock county jail, with 30 days stay. Other defendants Dailey, Flohr, Burriston, Martion, Paolino faced fines and short jail terms after guilty pleas. Officers reported five gallons of liquor and numerous containers found at Dailey and Brown's premises. Dailey’s mash claim was challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Brown
Curly
Brown
Dietrich
Bannock Couny
Edward Baroak
E. C. Dailey
Earl
Dailey
Mackay
Yemhi
John Flohr
Idaho Falls
Joby Burriston
Davis County
Utah
Blackfoot
Wallace Martion
North Third Avenue
Bannock County
Gilbert Paolino
Y. W. C. A aims to pay mortgage with fund drive results
The Y W C A sandwich sale at the world series raised funds for the campaign and organizers expect to reach 6535 by week’s end. President Mrs George Oliver says volunteers will continue soliciting to cover running expenses and the promised 1000 toward the 3000 mortgage this year. Rummage sale at 250 East Center reports strong progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
George Oliver
East Center
Senators vs Pirates tense rain soaked slugfest ends in tight defeat
In a rain slick game at Washington the Pirates beat the Senators with a late surge. Johnson and Carey led both teams with multiple hits while Cuyler and Traynor fueled Pittsburgh's offense. Pirates score late to edge Senators 3 runs to 2 amid slick fielding and mishaps.
Rainy swing of Pirates and Senators ends in tie
In a rain disrupted game at the turn of the ninth inning the Pirates and Senators traded plays with Stan Harris on the mound for the Pirates and Oldham for the Senators. The game closes with neither side scoring after a muddy field and late rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Oldham
Pirates
Bigbee
Gooch
Rice
Stan Harris
Moore
Goslin
Masons Meet in Pocatello to Form Study Club
Announcements note a 7 30 p m Friday Masons meeting at the Masonic Temple for organizing a study club. A community chorus gathers at Antlers hall Friday night at 7 39. The Messiah first practice is scheduled. A D A R cooks sale is set for October 17 at Book Store Pharmacy starting 1 pm. Royal Neighbors plan two meetings with Ida Hamblen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Masonic Temple
Organizi
Antlers Hall
Royal Neighbors
Eagles’ Hall
Woodman Hall
Ida Hamblen
Personal Notes From Baltimore to Jackson Hole Outing
G T Bispham of Baltimore Md spent the day in the city enroute home from the Jackson Hole country where he has been enjoying an outing. James Knowles is leaving this evening for Los Angeles. Mrs Phil Joyal of 110 South Eighth who underwent an operation some time ago at a local hospital was able to return home yesterday. Mrs Albert Grosshans of 334 North Garfield who underwent an operation at Lynn Brothers hospital left yesterday to return to her home. Fred Brothers who is employed at the Garrett Transfer company while the heavy machinery yesterday or his foot and leg J Walton Jr is ill at the General hospital with influenza. Fred Danchiel of Spokane a former resident of Pocatello is spending a few days in Pocatelco on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Bispham
Baltimore
Jackson Hole
James Knowles
Los Angeles
Phil Joyal
South Eighth
Albert Grosshans
North Garfield
Lynn Brothers’ Hospital
Fred Brothers
Garrett Transfer Company
J. Walton, Jr
General Hospital
Fred Danchiel
Spokane
Pocatello
Pocatelco
Potato Prices Rise Earlier This Autumn in Markets
Autumn potato price uptick seen weeks earlier than usual due to light crop and early northern harvests. Northern round white potatoes near 2.50 per bushel wholesale in Chicago, far above last year. Movement from Invesca expected to average 20 cars daily to mid November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Bureau of Cericultural Industries
Invesc A
United States
Idaho Falls potato shipments and market report notes
Idaho Falls reports total shipments of potatoes to date 2621 versus 2625 a year earlier. National carrot shipments to October 13 totaled 1162 with destination details across multiple states. market conditions described as cool clear with light haulage and a wide price range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
United States
Colorado
Kansas
Maine
E. S. Md
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Long Island
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Ogden
Denver
Pocatello
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Chicago
Laramie
Uecon
Colfax
Oklahoma City
Centerville
Salt Lake
Arkansas City
Lawrence
Oakland
Burley
Cleveland
Houston
Nashville
Boise
San Berdo
U. S
California
Stock Prices Soar Amid Widespread Speculation
New York October 15 AP reports stock speculation reached fever pitch in today's session with about twenty issues rising to highest levels in a year or more before hour three. Trading volume averaged over half a million shares per hour as steels motors tobaccos mercantiles and public utilities show notable strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Update on Silver and Mexican Dollars
New York reports bar silver at 71 percent and Mexican dollars at 54 percent. London notes bar silver at 215 164 per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Ralston Dies After Six Weeks Illness
Indiana Senator Ralston, longtime governor and senator, died after a six week illness. Survived by widow, daughter, two sons, a brother, a sister and a nephew, all of Indianapolis. Funeral plans expect interment at Lebanon, Indiana, his old home. On his deathbed he wrote, God is good and I am his child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Senator Ralston
Senate
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Ind
Wheat Market Setback After Early Uplift in Chicago
Chicago trading opened with an initial wheat upturn spurred by Liverpool quotations but soon fell back as free selling emerged. Drought reports from Australia and poor Canadian weather weighed, while US mill demand varied. December and May futures moved from gains to declines. corn and oats followed wheat, with a brief uptick in provisions from nearby buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Australia
United States
Livestock Receipts and Price Range in Chicago Market
Chicago reports 26 000 hogs with mixed demand and prices from 11.10 to 12.00 for heavy and packing hogs. cattle receipts 14 000 with fat steers steady and feeder cows slow. sheep receipts 1 100 with fat lambs weak and native ewes steady. Prices span 9.50 to 13.00 for steers, 11.75 to 16.00 for fat lambs, and 6.50 to 7.50 for ewes.
Omaha Market Receipts Mixed Across Livestock
Hogs receipts 6 000 with better grade butchers and lights steady. packing sows slow and 10 15c lower. Cattle receipts 7 500 with fed steers and yearlings steady to 12.00 for top loads. she stock weak. Sheep receipts 4 560 with top lambs down and fat ewes at 7.50, feed ing lambs steady to 25c lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Bologna
Ilbe
Sugar markets in New York hold steady amid Cuban price
Raw sugar was quiet with no sales reported in New York. Offerings remained at 3.90 for Cuban duty paid both prompts and October shipments. Futures showed irregular activity with a new month lower as houses with Cuban connections pressured prices, later deliveries steady on coverings. Midday quotes unchanged to 2 points higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A F and L Reject Third Party Move and Labor Stand
The A F and L rejects an independent third party bid and supports democracy while denouncing revolutionary concepts. Delegates split on recognizing soviet Russia with one measure failing and two committees outlining labor and political stance. Amicable settlements resolve jurisdictional disputes among teamsters machinists blacksmiths and street railway unions in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Labor
Senate
J. Shafir
Chicago Bank Clerks Association
United States
Soviet Russia
American Federation of Labor
Vilence
Teamsters
Machinists and Blacksmiths
Portland
Oregon
New Orleans
Granite City
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Institute
General Motors
Ee Etront, Nach
City News
Episcopal Church
Dorothy Green
Clarence Levinson
Ann Potts
del Dean
Irene Corbett
Bert Houde
Myrtie Smith
Bud Wetherington
World Series Service
Federal Court
Traynor
Johnson
Julge
Wright
Meiinnis
Judge
Bluege
Peek
Curler
Ruel
Carey
Morrison
Ewang
Stan Tarris
Cuyler
Peck
Barnhart
McInnis
Stan Morris
Big
Goose
Joe Harris
Hall
Smith
Grantham
Kremer
Rue
Stew Harris
Renatara
T. Bran Harris
Pack
Joe Tlarris
MelInnis
Metnnis
Yde
Pirate
Ralston
Ospreitis Anki
Crernm Res Wowiewie Kiecka
Liabilitirg
Totel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!