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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1925

Page

15

Chinese man sentenced in Boise for deadly shooting

Ah Chen, a Chinese resident, was found guilty of using a deadly weapon in a Boise district court. Judge Robert M. Terrell sentenced him to one to two years in the state penitentiary after Chen shot Hey and Yee-Guck at a East Clark store. Chen claimed the two were involved in prior trouble and planned his transfer back to China after serving his term.

Ah Chen Robert M. Terrell Boise Freeman Cutler Chen Ahe East Clark St Ny’s Hospital Ind Guek Refor Penry Eption China

Local church and lodge notices outline week’s gatherings

Announcements show the Ladies of the Christian church serving a 50 cent dinner at the Y W C A on Wednesday and delegates to the T U convention. A GI A union meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 PM at the I W hall with out of town visitors to be entertained. A banquet will follow at 5 PM hosted by Mrs Jah Ash and BE members.

Ladies of the Christian Church T. U L. E 1. W. Hall Jah Ash B. E Gate City Temple Nowrthian Sisters Eagle Hall Supreme Keeper of Ree Pocatello Lodge Tome Missionary Society of the Methodist N. D. Brookhart North Arthur Wolfe Harry Locke Pasadena Calif

Clothcraft Clothes At Golden Rule Cash Prices

Durable Clothcraft garments advertised at Golden Rule store offer attractive cash prices. The wording highlights stylish designs and quality fabrics, aimed to entice shoppers with value and wear.

Shakeup in Tiger Squad for Ogden Game

Coach Hutchinson revamps the Tech Tiger football squad. Eighteen players will travel to Ogden for the game as preparations for Weber intensify and a cut to traveling strength is expected after next week. The Ogden team features last year’s squad plus new Utah stars seeking revenge.

Hutchinson Tech Tiger Weber Ogden Hutchinsen

Smith to Address Women Group in Pocatello Meeting

The Pocatello branch of the American Association of University Women invites members to a Friday evening gathering on October 23 at 1081 North Garfield, with a 7:30 pm business meeting and an 8:30 pm talk by Congressman Addison T. Smith on Women’s influence in Congress. Attendees may bring guests by notifying Mrs. RB Hutchinson.

Pocatello American Association of University Woemen Walter R. Siders North Garfield Addison T. Smith Congress F. Hutchinson

First State Land Sale Held in Pocatello

Approximately 2300 acres of land were sold at public auction in Pocatello by state land commissioner I H Nash. Lands in Bannock Bingham and Power counties ranged from 10 to 50 dollars per acre with totals around 2300 acres. The sale began Monday afternoon with 40 acre tracts in Power county and extended to nearly 1100 acres in Bannock. A Twin Falls sale followed, with Hailey Boise sessions scheduled later in the week. Nash suffered a leg injury in a prior auto accident while en route to the event.

I. H. Nash Bannock Bingham Power Power County Bingham County Bannock County Pocatello Twin Falls Hailey Boise Nash George Marshall State Lands Department

J C Galbraith Heads to Driggs on Bank Business

J C Galbraith cashier of the Idaho National Bank departed this morning for Driggs on business.

J.C. Galbraith Idaho National Bank Driggs

Birth for Coham Couple at General Hospital

Mr and Mrs A B Coham of 643 1 2 West Lewis announce the birth of a son this morning at General hospital.

A. B. Coham West Lewis the General Hospital

Rag Buyers Offer Top Prices at The Tribune

Local rag merchants advertise ready cash for clean cotton rags. The Tribune promises high payments, inviting customers to exchange textiles for money.

the Tribune

Improved road from Idaho line to park

Satisfactory progress on widening and resurfacing the Warm River Yellowstone highway in Idaho. The July 21 contract to Dayley and Adams covers about 30 miles from the Idaho line southward, with five miles of connected road widened in 1928. Grading on an eight mile Montana section links to Idaho, under Pioneer Construction of Bozeman. Funds of 75,000 from Idaho and 90,000 from Montana forest funds, aided by the Old Oregon Trail association, finance the project. When finished it will offer motorists a modern route to the West Yellowstone entrance, altering travel from the Yellowstone trail via Spokane. The route ties to Pocatello and Salt Lake, feeding tourists to Oregon via the Mount Hood Loop.

Idaho Dayley and Adams Idaho Line Ison County Ntana Pioneer Construction “Company Bozeman, Mont Bureau of Public Roads Montana Old Oregon Trail Association Yellowstone Yellowstone Park Spokane Pocatello Salt Lake Park Oregon Mount Hood Loop

Hoover executive speaks on market analysis to Idaho Tech students

M H Pierce general sales manager of Hoover Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co spoke to about 200 commerce students on specialization and organization in business. Friday morning at 10 Idaho congressman Addison T Smith will address the crowd with no topic announced yet. Cast lists for the school play were announced with four groups and several experienced actors.

Commerce Department Idaho Tech M. H. Pierce Hoover Electric Vacuum Cleaner Company Addison T. Smith Idaho Pocatello Alice Potter William Holder Melba Felan Lillian Windsor Eloise Brinkley Loretta Byers Leigh Gittins Roncelli Leroy Hughes Allan Holland Louise Lemon Irene Lindaur Mable Beakly

Holmeses announce birth of daughter

Mr and Mrs J W Holmes of 646 West Young announce the birth of a daughter this morning.

J. W. Holmes West Young

Stop Eye Defects See Dr Scarborough at Bannock Hotel

Patient invitation for eye defect consultation with Dr Scarborough at Bannock Hotel on Wednesday October 1st 020.

Scarborough Bannock Hotel

W C T U Convention Arrives in City With Varied Program

Fifty delegates come to the three day W C T U session opening Wednesday at local churches. Addison T. Smith will speak Thursday evening. Luncheon, banquet, and hospitalities planned with various speakers and events at the Y W C A Bannock hotel and local homes. Senate news includes Witty family travel and local society engagements.

Methodist Church Congregational Church Loch Addison T. Smith Bannock Minnie Howard W.c. T. WU Idaho Technion Institute

Federal court work brings Driggs doctor to city

R. R. Wedekind, a prominent Driggs physician, visited the city Monday on professional business in connection with federal court. T. R. Perkins is in Big Springs for goose hunting and expects to bring back the limit. Bannock County Chinese pheasants hunting is closed by order of state game warden E. Thomas as a conservation measure until revoked.

R. R. Wedekind Driggs Meaty T. R. Perkins Big Springs BR. E. Thomas Bannock Jeounty Igame

Marriage License Issued in Teton County

A marriage license was issued on Monday at the county clerk's office to Douglay Wright and Cynthia Cornish. The couple resides in Driggs, with Deputy Sheriff C. Hutchinson noted as a visitor in the county.

Douglay Wright Cynthia Cornish Spots Ee Driggs C. Hutchinson Teton County

Oak Treft Alert Issued by Sheriff for Amber Grove Car

Sheriff A B Stevena of Blackfoot alerted local officers to watch for a late Monday car from Grove city in connection with a plate 27-389. Detectives said the vehicle linked to a reported theft case and probable identity of the suspect remains under investigation.

Oak Treft A. B. Stevena Blackfoot Grove City

Western States Utilities Company Incorporation Filed

Articles of incorporation were filed at the county clerk's office by Western States Utilities company of Wilmington Delaware. Capital stock is 100000 divided into 1000 shares at 100 dollars each. Of the capital stock none is actually subscribed by T L Croteau A L Miller and M A Bruce all of Wilmington.

Western States Utilities Company Wilmington Delaware T. L. Croteau A. L. Miller M. A. Bruce Wilmingtom

Episcopal Bishop Chosen for Idaho at New Orleans Convention

Episcopal Church announced via AP that Reverend Middleton Barnwell J D, secretary of the first council of New York, was elected bishop for Idaho at the convention in New Orleans Louisiana yesterday.

Episcopal Church Associated Press Middleton Barnwell J. D First Council of New York Idaho Protestant Episcopal New Orleans

Italian Named For James Minoggi Arrested On Liquor Charge

An Italian man giving his name to James Minoggi was arrested Monday night at Lava Meet Springs by Deputies Charles Bell and Wren Farris on possession and a supply of intoxicating liquor. He was taken to Pocatello and jailed.

James Minoggi Lava Meet Springs Charles Bell Wren Farris Pocatello

Newton son to visit Iowa for several weeks

A. P. Newton son of Mr and Mrs Walter Newton of Pocatello passed through Pocatello on Saturday en route to Iowa where he will visit for several weeks. Mr Newton is employed by the Short Line at Idaho Falls.

Melvin Johnson Chester Whipple Idaho Falls Pocatello Whipsile Twin Falls Whipple Gault Whipple Poetello Tribune Iowa A. P. Newton Walter Newton Mr. Newton

Auditor Thomas OBrien Visits Pocatello on Company Business

Thomas OBrien, auditor for the Ryan Fruit Company based in Butte, arrived in Pocatello last night and will spend several days there on company business.

Thomas O’brien Ryan Fruit Company Butte Pocatello

Bicycle theft report from Quian apartments leads police

Jack Danson reports the Rio Rex bicycle stolen Monday night from in front of the YMCA. Police are investigating the incident and urge any witnesses to come forward.

Jack Danson Quian Rio Rex Y.mc. A

Poca Tello Chamber Directors Meet Tonight

The board of directors of the Poca Tello Chamber of Commerce will meet at 7:90 p.m this evening to discuss important business including community chest matters and a report on law collection.

The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce

Hunting trip ends with deer kill along Morgn Creek Divide

Russell Stewart returned from a hunting trip by a creek in the Mon River region where a deer was slain. He and companions met T. C. Quinn and Paul Roberts near the Morgan Creek Divide while Selier passed at Opal Creek. Other names listed include Eart Boaden and William Winriase.

Russell Stewart Creek Mon River T. C. Quinn Paul Roberts Morgan Creek Selier Opal Creen Eart Boaden William Winriase

Detective L S May Star In Crimefighting Tales

The November issue highlights L S May for his criminal apprehension work. May, once a Pocatello resident and former Revelare Detective service president in that city, has lately been active in Seattle Washington cases.

True Detective Stories L. 8S. May Mr. May Pocatello Revelare Detective Service Seattle Wash

James Ailgne Testifies in Walker Conspiracy Case

James Ailgne former first assistant to the United States district attorney and now in Boise was in Tello Monday as a witness in the Walker conspiracy case.

James Ailgne United States Ann Boise Tello Walker

Attorney and Mrs Bates Return From Omaha Visit

Attorney and Mrs Bates and their young son return from Omaha after attending the American Legion convention and spending a short time with Mr Bates' parents who reside near Omaha.

Boss Bates Omaha American Legion Bates

Also Mentioned on This Page

INESE Hen Isault Robert M.rrell Columbia P. T. Clerks Ington Portneuf A. F A. M Parof Ruifita Olumbus K. C. Hall Smith Pocatello Association Schilling City News Chamber of Commerce Forum Rohrt Lee Brassiwell Metropolitan Opera Company Mars William 8. Till Mr. Brasewell Lillian L Children's Home Finding Society State of Walter H. Cleare Bannock County Veterans Memorial Armin W. H. Witty Denver Witty Senator Witty New York City National Lawmen’s Council of the Baptist Church Elizabeth Witty the Tech Eva Kasiska Herman Tieehart Tieehart Minerva Kohlepp Bnt Brasswell Robert Lee Brasswell Enrico Caruso L. P. Recreation Hall Fort Hall Knights of Pythias Harry Love Love Fort Hall Lodge Rathbone Pythias Lodge Washington, D. C Eagle Lodge Pocatello Acrie No Lady Friends of Chelor Lizabeth J. Etb Chester Pocatello Loan & Realty Co Ammons N. Williams West Yellowstone New Idaho Lava Pestrict Art Oakland Chevrolet Buick
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