Three jury trials wrap up in federal court at Pocatello
Three jury trials concluded Saturday in federal court marking a busy day for the term. Defendants included Roy Hanson charged with selling moonshine to an Indian, Emery Arbold found guilty on three counts, and Sam Matta accused in a hidden still case. Sentences ranged from fines to jail terms as officials noted the calendar’s near completion.
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Federal Court
Calender
Pocatello
William Langrosse
Moscow
H. E. Ray
San Francisco
Circuit Court of Appeals
Burke
Barney Edwards
Hungary
W. D. McReynolds
Boise
Theo Turner, Jr
Roy Hanson
George Metz
Fort Hall
Federal Department
Hansen
George Stone
Stone
Luke Sandy
Emery Arbold
D. Burton
Arbold
Challis
Williams
Drake
Custer County
Tron
Sam Matta
Twin Falls
Matta
Garsal
Dietrich
Arnold
Custer
Oscar Good
Ole Hanson
Bannock
Local Man Rises From Janitor to National Council
J. H. Henry, formerly of the National Transportation, secretary for the national council of the Y M C A in the southwest, has been promoted to the eastern region. His new duties cover railroads including the Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, and Norfolk and Western. Henry's start at the Pocatello Y M C A began as night clerk and janitor. He rose through Y M C A ranks after a noted library incident and alliance with Eric Krussman, now in charge of the work. He recalls entering association work with a fighting spirit.
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J. H. Henry
National Transportation
National Council
Mr. Henry
Pocatello Y. M. C. A
Eric Krussman
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Madison Avenue
New York
Henry
Loral
Ferocious bull killed after attacking man on Wyoming ranch
Afton Wyoming October 24 report details J D Livingston of Alpine killed by a ferocious bull on his ranch while repairing a fence. Livingston reportedly fought the animal toward a shed and old well. the bull knocked the door down and the victim died before help arrived.
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Afton
Wyo
J. D. Livingston
Alpine
Livingston
Seais
Weil
Fashion Notes Describe Winter Silks Seen in Palm Beach
Special correspondent notes silks for the south this winter and north next spring blend many shades including mauves greens turquoises violet and bois de rose. Gold leather is scarce and in high demand for trimming hats scarfs frocks evening slippers and belts.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Florida
Palm Beach
Frocks and Corsets Shape Full Figures in Victorian Style
In this era discussion, full figures seek shaping with corsets to flatten the back and reduce bulge. Corsets are described as stiffened with steel boning to achieve a slimmer silhouette.
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Aifish
Protection Cannot Obviate Friendship’s Hidden Strain
The fragment notes that shielding a friend in conflict does not erase underlying tension. It hints at moral ambiguity and the complexity of loyalty within personal relationships despite protective efforts.
Women’s fashion shifts to comfort at football games
The article notes a change in women's fashion as discomfort from strict styles fades. It predicts many will wear sheer hose but most will favor silk and wool stockings in putty gray and camel tones, with fur lined anklets replacing cold kid gloves.
Prostate health ad promises free sample package
A warning about prostate disorders accompanies an advertisement for Palm Laboratories offering a free full sized sample package. It claims many men over mature years suffer back and leg pain, nocturnal urination, weakness, and dizziness, and urges sending name and 10e to receive the free mail kit. The offer ends soon.
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Palmo Laboratories
Dept
Battle Crk
Mich
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Third Avenue
Aileen Lamont
Bacilla
Troy Laundry
Lynn Hospital
Moroni Olsen
Omen’s Club
Temple Pharmacy Chamber of Commerce
Atkins Floral Shop
Vanity Beauty Shop
Utah Grand
Donicht & McDonald Co
Pocatello Real Estate
Fletcher R. Burrus & Company
M. Main St
T. C. Brinkley
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