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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1936

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Moorish assault drives toward Madrid and Toledo

Government troops retreat before a Moorish offensive around Maqueda and Toledo with decisive battles looming at the Alcazar. Bombing planes struggle in rain as Asensio orders entrenchments and reserves join a no quarter infantry push amid ammunition shortages. Insurgents push toward Bilbao from Azpeita.

Maqueda Madrid Alcazar Toledo Spanish Morocco Talavera de la Reina Jose Asensio Spain Azpeita San Sebastian Bilbao

G.A.R. Convened in Washington for Likely Last Encampment

About 900 veterans gathered in Washington for a possible final Grand Army of the Republic encampment. They planned a parade on Pennsylvania Avenue and a large convention meeting in Constitution Hall after executive sessions, sharing war memories and notes from service under Sherman, Grant, and McClellan.

Washington Boys In Grand Army of the Republic Pennsylvania Avenue Andrew Johnson Constitution Hall North Sherman Grant McClellan

Clippers to Carry Fares on Oakland Manila Route

Pan-American Airways wins permission from the Bureau of Air Commerce to begin passenger service between Oakland California and Manila with clipper ships. The first leg Oakland to Honolulu covers 2404 miles and can carry seven passengers and 800 pounds of freight. Remaining legs allow about 14 passengers per voyage.

Washington Bureau of Air Commerce Pan-American Airways Oakland Calif Manila Honolulu

United States polo seeks comeback after record defeat

In Westbury New York on September 21, the U S forces faced a crushing loss to Argentina’s Gauchos in the largest polo match score on record. Prospects for reversal looked uncertain as teams regrouped after the setback.

Westbury N. Y United States Argentina

Holden Admitted to California Law Practice

William Harold Holden of Gilroy California, son of Harry Holden and nephew of Justice Edwin M. Holden, was admitted to law practice by the California Supreme Court in Sacramento California on September 21.

Sacramento Calif William Harold Holden Gilroy Harry Holden Idaho Public Utilities Commission Edwin M. Holden State Supreme Court California Gate Supreme Court

Students Meet At First Assembly At Idaho Southern University

Executive Dean John R. Nichols welcomed students and introduced new and returning faculty at the first assembly. Sherman Lowe urged joining the Four Year university army while Coach Guy Wicks discussed the 1936 Idaho Tigers season. Department heads invited participation in activities as Dr Vic Mae Powell, Professor Hume and Walter Woodard spoke on drama debate and intramurals.

Idaho Southern University John R. Nichols Sherman Lowe University Army Guy Wicks Idaho Tigers Vic Mae Powell Hume Walter Woodard Goranson, Kissane Gardner Shipley

Eastern Idaho Fair Opened With Record Entries

The Eastern Idaho fair began in Blackfoot drawing the largest crowd since 1926 with about ten thousand attendees on opening day. Livestock entries from eight states will be judged Monday evening and Tuesday morning along with 4 H and Future Farmer events. County displays came from sixteen counties and honored guests included Congressman D Clark and Idaho Supreme Court justices.

Idaho Ada Bannock Bannock County D. Clark Second Supreme Court Justices of Bonneville County Barzilla Clark Bingham County Frank Stephan Theda Kiam E. Borah

Bannock 4-H Clubs Prominent at Eastern Idaho Fair

Bannock county 4-H clubs are well represented at the Eastern Idaho district fair in Blackfoot. Members entered exhibits across dairy cattle beef sheep clothing canning room improvement style review and judging events. Notable entrants include Don Fisher Helen Havener Weldon Lewis Alma Sorensen Alda Stewart Glen Lewis Ronald Lewis Irene Foreman Sarah McGregor Margaret McGregor Excello club and others from Oxford Thatcher McCammon Cleveland Lava and R.F.D. 1.

Bannock County Idaho Blackfoot Don Fisher Oxford Helen Havener Weldon Lewis Alma Sorensen Alda Stewart R.F.D Theron Larsen McCammon Mildred Fisher la Rue Smith Grace Daryl Erickson Tsuneo Tanabe Rf.d Louis Gucker Glen Lewis Ronald Lewis Kenneth Stewart Mathias Stewart Irene Foreman Cleveland Sarah McGregor Thatcher Nina Miles Lava Margaret Lockey LaRene Panter Canning Helen Gray Wanda Harris Lois Kirkpatrick Irene Criswell

Conference called on measures to curb intoxication among Fort Hall Indians

Superintendent F A Gross of Fort Hall says J A Carver U S district attorney has called a 10 a m conference for September 28 in his Pocatello office to discuss remedies for the rising use of intoxicants by Indians of the Fort Hall reservation and the related increase in tribal crime. Sheriff M J Rossiter Chief J L Balderston and others will attend.

F. A. Gross Fort Hall J. A. Carver United States Pocatello Fort Hall Reservation M. J. Rossiter J. L. Balderston

Merrill and McCammon school districts face consolidation vote

Tuesday night county superintendent of schools Scott D. Lowe will meet Merrill district patrons to decide if Merrill should consolidate with McCammon. Merrill school opened this morning.

Scott D. Lowe Merrill McCammon

Case Settled in Lodging Fraud Charge

Don Meifert faced a lodging fraud complaint signed by Harold Hall of the Whitman hotel. The case was settled out of court. Meifert was arrested at an unspecified location following the agreement.

Don Meifert Harold Hall Whitman Lone Meifert

Stay of Execution Granted in Turner Case

H Turner convicted of intoxication receives a six cent stay of execution pending good behavior from Justice William Hinckley.

H. Turner William Hinckley Gran

Monument to L D S pioneers dedicated in Omaha

A bronze statue titled Tragedy of Winter Quarters was unveiled at Mormon Cemetery Omaha with 2500 attendees. The piece honors pioneer suffering and faith on the historic Mormon Trail, marking the start of the trek and Brigham Young's 1846 crossing.

Omaha Neb Winter Quarters Latter Day Saints Church Florence Brigham Young Missouri River Heber J. Grant Grant R. L. Cochrane Nebraska Dan Butler A,tt Avard Nks University of Michigan Temple Square Salt Lake City

Henry L Stocking Pleads Innocence in Murder Case

District court convened with Judge Guy Stevens, Stocking of Shoup entered a not guilty plea to first degree murder for the September 7 shooting of partner Oscar Good. Eight cases were continued, others received judgments or new citizenship for John Wille, and Nina Owen won a divorce with child custody and support.

Salmon Guy Stevens Henry L. Stocking Shoup Oscar Good Malinda Wells Burger Wells W. F. Ziegler Et al F. T. Crowe John Wille Germany United States Allen C. Merritt Harry Kelly Rufus E. Wells C. Walker Lyon Nina E. Owen Jesse Arthur Owen

Prohibition Raid Nabs Crap Game at Blue Moon Hall

Sheriff Rossiter Deputy McNichols Empey and State Officer Bliss raided a 3 am craps game at the Blue Moon dance hall north of Pocatello. About $182 was found on the table. Operator Nick Harris faces arraignment before Justice Hinckley. Manager Harold Johnson was arraigned before Justice Ryan for allowing dancing. Johnson released after reprimand and costs.

M. J. Rossiter Dave McNichols Bert Empey D. W. Bliss Blue Moon Nick Harris William Hinckley Harold Johnson Pocatello Ryan Johnson Rossiter

PTA Meeting Tonight at High School

Central council of the Parent Teachers Association will meet at 8 0 P M today in the high school building to discuss association matters and upcoming events.

P.T.A Central Council of the Parent Teachers Association

Modern Samson to Perform Tonight in Pocatello

Samson worlds champion strong man and weightlifter makes two personal appearances in Pocatello. He will permit a 3,200 pound sedan to pass over his body at 5 p m in front of Tribune Journal offices and again at the Auditorium arena between American Legion wrestling bouts. He will lift 375 pounds by one arm bend horseshoes and break chains for the crowd.

Samson Pocatello Tribune- Journal Company West Center Street Intermountain Chevrolet Pat Williams Auditorium Arena American Legion

Cougars Set for Tough Montana Opener

Washington State College plans a strong conference start as Coach Babe Hollingberg says sophomores Eddie Bayne and Bob Fletcher will play key roles. The Cougars prep for a Saturday home opener against a reputed Montana eleven after scoring seven touchdowns in a Whitman scrimmage.

Pullman Wash Babe Hollingberg Washington State College Cougars Montana Hollingberg Cougar Eddie Bayne Bob Fletcher Whitman W. Ss. C

Hearst replies to Roosevelt amid communist dispute

William Randolph Hearst 73, publisher of 25 newspapers, issues a reply from Amsterdam stating Roosevelt has the support of enemies of the American system. The White House had called Hearst’s papers hostile to the government, while Hearst asserts Roosevelt embraces Karl Marx socialists and bolshevik influence. Carl Browder, Communist candidate, calls the claim desperate lies.

New York William Randolph Hear Roosevelt Hearst Amsterdam White House Russia Communist Party of the United States Carl Browder Karl Marx Stalin Moscow Peankfurter Tuewell Richberg

Protection Given Tuesday for Smallpox and Diphtheria

Bannock County health unit announces immunization day on Sept 2 at 9 30 am in various schools. Vaccination for smallpox requires a scar for effectiveness and may be repeated if no scar forms or scar is over five years old. toxoid diphtheria offered to under 10s not treated before, diphtheria immunization for nine months and older, infants eligible. Parents asked to pay 25 cents per protection, with preschool children included at the same time. Local physicians cooperate with schools and health unit.

Bannock

Funeral services for Lorra ine Barzee

Funeral services for Lorraine Barzee six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Barzee will be held Wednesday at 2 p m from the Riverton LDS chapel with Bishop Clayton Y Nelson in charge She died from burns after her clothing caught fire while playing She is survived by her parents six siblings and grandmother Ada Barzee of Iona Friends may view the body at Sandberg funeral home

Blackfoot Lorraine Barzee Levi Lee Barzee Burns Riverton LDS Clayton Y. Nelson Iowa Idaho Route Three David Ivan Verna Cecil Eva Wayne Ada Barzee Iona Sandberg Funeral Home

Collision Reports Involving Utah and Idaho Drivers

The sheriff reports a Sunday collision at 2 40 p m on Highway One half mile south of Pocatello between S F Jacobsen of Lozan Utah and Dell M Dalton of 1423 South Fourth The Jacobsen car said Dalton's vehicle entered the highway from a side road and struck the rear of his machine A second crash Sunday afternoon on Highway Three miles north of Pocatello involved Albert Hensline of American Falls and Clark Ames with no address reported.

Sheriff's Office Pocatello S. F. Jacobsen Lozan Utah Dell M. Dalton 1423 South Fourth Jacobsen Dalton We Machine Albert Hensline American Falls Clark Ames

Pritchard Leaves Idaho for Chicago Training

Clyde Pritchard, child welfare consultant for the Idaho Cooperative Relief children's bureau, departs Thursday for Chicago for a three month educational training course. He is succeeded locally by Miss Catherine O'Neil, newly arrived from Coeur d'Alene.

Clyde Pritchard Children’s Bureau The Idaho Cooperative Relief Organization Chicago Pritchard Catherine O'Neil Pocatello Coeurs d'Alene

Salmon to Turn Water Into WPA Salmon Rearing Ponds

Salmon Idaho reports completion of four WPA built fish rearing ponds south of town. The ponds 128 by 16 feet and 30 inches deep will hold about 125000 fingerlings destined for county streams. Rainbow steelhead and black spots stocked. State officials Claud Drake and Tom Young overseeing filling and start of operation. The Salmon Municipal Band, revived for the Lemhi County Fair October 1-3, resumes parade duties.

WPA Claud Drake Tom Young Salmon Municipal Band Lemhi

Commander of Legion Voices Plea of Peace in Cleveland

National Commander Ray Murphy urged universal peace at the 18th American Legion convention in Cleveland. He warned America cannot disarm amid current conditions as thousands of veterans filled the 15,000-seat auditorium. Attendees heard Senator Clark and Newton Baker praise liberty while Roosevelt sent a message of friendly greeting.

Cleveland Ray Murphy American Legion America Murphy Melville Muckelstone American Legion Auxiliary U. S Bennett C. Clark Missouri Newton D. Baker Roosevelt

Havana Jails Overcrowded After Deadly Havana Blast

Hundreds of prisoners jam Havana city jail as police and cabinet officials probe a dynamite blast that killed four and damaged two buildings. Authorities suspect Spanish residents angered by civil war news in two Havana papers. The blast struck El Pais plant and the church Nuestra Senora de Monserrate.

Havana EF Pais Diario de la Marina Nuestra Senora de Monserrate el Pais

Single Picket Begins Strike Duty in Salinas

In Salinas California a lone picket stood before a barricaded lettuce packing shed as 200 to 300 more may join the strike of lettuce workers. Authorities pledge limited legal picketing while Governor Merriam and union officials confer in Sacramento. The strike aims for union preference in hiring and strong support from the International Longshoremen's Association in San Francisco.

Salinas Calif Frank F. Merriam Sacramento Alfred Aram Fruit and Vegetable Workers’ Union California International Longshoremen's Association San Francisco

Autoist Killed In Idaho Crash

Leon A. Sherwood of Idaho Falls died from injuries after his car left the highway and overturned Saturday night near Dubois. He was 62.

Dubois Idaho Leon A. Sherwood Idaho Falls

Utah Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast

Generally fair conditions expected tonight with cooler air across the southwest portion. Tuesday is forecast to stay mostly clear with temperatures easing from tonight's dip.

Utah

Landon Seeks Crop Insurance Part Of GOP Farm Plan

Governor Alf M. Landon urged fullest attention to crop insurance as a key farm issue. He cited discussions with farm leaders and support from Felix Warburg while outlining a Des Moines speech and a tour on the Sunflower special. In Washington, Roosevelt aides fast tracked an ever normal granary plan and a drought program, with committees named to craft a long-term crop insurance system.

Topeka Eas Alf M. Landon Des Moines Roosevelt Landon Kansas Warburg Felix M. Warburg Corn Belt Washington Hyde Park N. Y Congress Agricultural Department

Four-Year Day Planned at Idaho Southern University

A Four-Year university committee in Pocatello chose October 14 to mark Four-Year Day for Idaho Southern University. Mayor Terrell plans a citywide proclamation and a pep parade with local businesses, students, and bands, followed by a service clubs meeting to promote the four-year bid. The Tigers host Western State on October 16 in football.

Idaho Southern University Pocatello Robert M. Terrell Idaho Southern Bob Pugmire Idaho Idaho Southern Tigers Western State

Mary Pickford hints at marriage to Buddy Rogers

Hollywood reports that Mary Pickford admitted she may wed Charles Buddy Rogers within three weeks. The ceremony is expected in early October likely in Hollywood or New York before she sails to England. Rogers, 32, and Pickford, 43 by records, rose as America's sweethearts during their film careers.

Hollywood Mary Pickford Movie Colony Charles Buddy) Rogers Miss Pickford New York England Rogers America Douglas Fairbanks Buddy” Rogers

Baseball scores and battery lineups from Sunday games

St Louis and Chicago split in a sparse box with pitching notes and battery pairings. Brooklyn and Boston unevenly distributed runs with noted batteries Frankhouse Phelps Chaplin Reis Lopez. New York at Philadelphia postponed due to wet grounds. doubleheader scheduled tomorrow and only games on the slate.

Brooklyn Boston Frankhouse Phelps Chaplin Reis Lopez New York Philadelphia

Two Thousand Apply for Deer-Killing Permits in Idaho Preserve

Boise September 21 state game department reported two thousand applications on file for special licenses to kill 500 deer at the Minidoka game preserve in Cassia and Falls counties from October 1 to 10. Deadline for applications was 5 pm today. A drawing will be held tomorrow to determine licensees.

Boise State Game Department Minidoka Cassia Falls P. m

Ocean Flyers Complete Trans Atlantic Flight to London

Dick Merrill and Harry Richman landed the silvery mono plane Lady Peace at Floyd Bennett Airport in New York at 1 18 p m BST completing a roundtrip trans Atlantic flight from London begun September 2 The mud slowed the aircraft on landing but Merrill set the craft down in a three point touch down a truck later pulled it from the mud The pair had previously made forced landings during the voyage to and from London

New York Dick Merrill Harry Richman Floyd Bennett Airport London Commercial Airlines Floyd Bennett Field Merrill

Fire Captain Is Hero of Blaze

Kansas City fire Captain Arthur Mercier braved smoke and flames to reach a caller behind a drug store counter. A radio blared a crime story as he rescued a person nearly suffocated in the blaze.

Kansas City Kans Arthur Mercier

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Associated Press G.A.R Aea Holden L.D.S Omaha, Neb Red Party Hearst-London Browder Barzee Legion Voices Plea OF Peace Landon Claims Crop Insurance G.O.P. Farm Plan Plaforms St. Louis Winford and Davis Carleton, Warneke and Hartnett Ocean Fliers
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