City Council Approves Gasoline Pump Regulation and Outlaws Vending Machines
The city readies a first ordinance to regulate gasoline curb pumps and ban automatic vending machines and punch boards. Mayor votes with Oliver and Shafer. Rusk and Cox oppose. City attorney cites violations of the ordinance. machines barred.
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Rusk
Cox
Oliver
Shafer
Ross
B. W. Davis
National Bank of Idaho
First National Bank
Citizens Bank
Garrett
Taylor Players
Viccatello
Boise
Pocatello General Hospital
Gliem and Shafer
W. A. Huff
Sunday School Team to Compete in Inter League
The Christian Sunday school will be represented in the inter Sunday school basketball leagues at the Y M C A around mid November. Coached by Lee Blackmer the team made the best showing of any new club last year and beat some veterans. Reverend Percy D Simpson helped on the gym floor recruiting basketball men of Christian persuasion. Participants on hand last night included Ralph Davis Carrol Duncan Chris Paulsen Jack O'Donnell Jack Donlon Selby Osborne Henry Hopkins and Clarence Larsen.
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Lee Blackmer
Percy D. Simpson
The
Christian Church
Coal situation in New York reaches 1922 level warns commission
New York state coal commission says the anthracite shortage mirrors the worst period of 1922-23 after a conference with representatives from all sections of the state.
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New York
New York State
State Coal Commission
Paul Demopolous Wins Civic Contest Award in Y M C A
Paul Demopolous of the Woodrow Wilson civics class team won the Pocatello Tribune trophy shield and the Watson Bros. gold honor medal for top score in the Y M C A civics tests. He defeated George Sackelaris of Warren G. Harding, noted as the keenest student at the Y school. Demopolous, a 12 year Pocatello resident, plans to attend federal court for full naturalization next March.
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Paul Demopolous
Woodrow Wilson Civics
Watson Bros
Demopolous
George Sackelaris
Warren G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Watson
McDougall
Local retailers urge enforcement of Sunday closing
The retail bureau of the chamber of commerce discussed Sunday closing at a meeting last night. No action was taken but the committee urged steps to enforce the law, citing widespread nonobservance and harm to compliant businesses. The ordinance bans Sunday openings with few exceptions, and Armistice day half day closing was also to be reviewed.
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Retail Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Bureau Committee
Claude Bistline
Jay Tiffany
Walter Cleave
George Jorgenson
Fred Roberts
Strong Shields
William Goldstein
Leon Molinelli
Fort Hall Superintendent Ziebach Reports Progress on Reservation
Superintendent C M Ziebach of the Fort Hall reservation visited town last evening and said preparations for the fall season are progressing in fine manner.
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C. M. Ziebach
Fort Hall Reservation
Government files antitrust suit over porcelain insulators
Washington Oct. 16 The government filed an equity suit under the Sherman act at Cleveland naming Porcelain Appliance Corp and sixteen other firms that manufacture porcelain insulators.
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Washington
Cleveland
Porcelain Appliance Corporation
Utah Weather Outlook Sees Little Temperature Change
Generally fall tonight and Saturday with not much change in temperature. No major shifts in conditions expected as the weekend approaches.
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Utah
Two Die When Train Hits Car
Bay Lapray and his wife May Lapray of Linrose were killed when their buggy collided with a train at a crossing one mile west of Weston yesterday evening at 6 05. Their infant child was seriously injured. The train was traveling 20 to 25 mph as the car entered the crossing. Fireman warned the engineer before braking. The car was totally destroyed.
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Bay Lapray
Amalgamated
Sugar Rey
Linrose
May Lapray
Weston
the Tribune
Barber to Attend Advertising Meet in Kansas City
O P Barber of Barber Poster Advertising will attend the thirty fifth annual Poster Advertising association convention in Kansas City. Delegates will discuss outdoor advertising development and a large exhibit of newspaper poster advertising and cooperative campaigns for civic welfare. Barber leaves October 20 with Mrs Barber.
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Poster Advertising Association
Kansas City
O. P. Barber
Barber Poster Advertising Company
ci @nd
Barber
Oet
Americans in Art Exhibition Opens at Corcoran Gallery
President and Mrs. Coolidge will open tomorrow night an exhibit at the Corcoran Gallery of Art featuring works by members of the Academy of Design from the past century. The showing will be attended by the council of the academy, diplomatic corps members, and government officials to celebrate American artistic achievement.
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Washington
Coolidge
Corcoaran Gallery of
Academy of Design
Council of
The
Academy
Diplomatic Corps
Reception Tonight for New Citizens Judge to Speak
Judge F S Dietrich of the United States district court will speak at a public reception in the Y M C A assembly room at 7 20 this evening honoring new citizens who took their final papers this term. The program includes an awards ceremony for the civics class contest and naturalization certificate presentations by Theo J Turner Jr. The event invites public attendance.
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F. 8S. Dietrich
Prince
Pocatello Tribune
Watson Brothers
7 Assembly Room
Mellveen Brothers Orchestra
Star Spangied Banner
G. Wm. Barnum
First Presbyterian Church
Frank 8. Dietrich
United States District Court
Solo
H. B. Thompson
Theo J. Turner, Jr
United States Court
J. K. Damron
Ladies Auxiliaries
The
American Legion
Guy Gates
Y M C A Americanization Honors Given in Pocatello
Wees Shield presents the individual honor medal to G Nicholas Lift secretary at Pocatello Tribune Co. Robert E Watson manager of Watson Brothers Clothing Co. Cornet solo by James Pasta from an Italian band. Volunteers honored for instruction in Y M C A civic work and English for foreigners. Mr McDougall presents civics class certificates. An appreciation by a civics class representative follows as America is led by the orchestra.
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Wees
G. Nicholas Lift
Pocatello Tribune Co
Robert E. Watson
Watson Brothers Clothing Co
James Pasta
McDougall
America
Committee Members List Names and Roles
The committee includes I E Cell Walters, Sider Harry Coe Ralph Gates, Theo J Turner Jr, Geo D McClintock, Mrs Ww J Inling, Mrs John Bra, Dr Minnie Howard, Miss Naoma Fraker and Miss Frances Gray.
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I. E. Cell Walters
Harry Coe
Ralph Gates
Theo J. Turner, Jr
Geo
D. McClintock
Ww. J. Inling
John Bra
Minnie Howard
Naoma Fraker
Frances Gray
Auction Sale At Salvation Army Hall
Auction sale announced for 8 o'clock Saturday evening at Salvation Army hall 233 8th Ave featuring vegetables fruits aprons and torrels. The notice includes quirky line about feet and stairs.
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Salvation Army Hall
2Nd Ave
Atlantis ig 8 N Detroit Tee Read
Fragmentary text indicates a labor related item with a reader note from or about a location at 8 N Detroit. Details are unclear but reference to labor themes and a reading or notice is evident.
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Atlantis Ig
Detroit
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