Peace party member recounts world voyage from Idaho
Monroe Smock of Ford Peace Party details the journey of the Dutch ship Frederick the Eighth from New York to Europe with delegates from Norway Sweden Denmark and the United States including Henry Ford and W J Bryan. They faced passport checks in Orkney and Germany and met cordial crowds in Stockholm and Copenhagen before reaching The Hague.
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de Monroe Smock
Idaho
New Plymouth
Nterprise
Mr. Smock
New York
Frederick the Eighth
Orkney Islands
England
Christian Land
Norway
Fatherland
der Kaiser
Lloyd Bingham
Amelia Bingham
America
Henry Ford
Smock
Ford
Stockholm
Sweden
Hague
Copenhagen
Denmark
Germany
Warnemunde
Hamburg
Bremen
Lubeck
Heathern
Holland
The
United States
W. J. Bryan
Janet Adams
Charles Faked
Joseph Fela
Noordam
Siaeres Vine
Rotterdam
Harland Pushes Idaho Publicity Plan At Payette Club
H. Harland, State Board of Education member, urged a statewide publicity program using Panama-Pacific Exposition films. He proposed two men tour Central and Middle-West states to promote Idaho resources with educational pamphlets, seeking club support and state cooperation.
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H. Harland
State Board of Education
Payette Commerlal Club
Idaho
Panama
Harland
Department of State
Central
Middle-West
Federal officials visit Boise for statewide farmers conference
Federal officials will present a ten foot apple marketing plan at Boise during a three day statewide farmers conference to unite Pacific Northwest fruit interests. Representatives from the government will travel to Oregon and Washington after Boise, with a special rail fare arrangement aiding attendance for growers, shippers, and businessmen in major fruit districts.
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Pacific Northwest
Haselwood
Moline Implement Company
J. Lauer & Bro
J. A. Lauer
Portland
Mr. Lauer
Huntington
Tallve Apple
Walter Burke
New Plyence
Pacific
Burke
Northwest
han/uist
Washington
Department of Justice
State Farm Markets Department
Boise T
Ore-gon
Bolas
Farmers ditch running bank full. flood threat to land
Mr. T. O. Ady from the Beach reports the Farmers ditch is bank full and continued flooding could inundate adjacent land within hours. Colonel Joel Priest of the Oregon Short Line visited Payette yesterday. a miscommunication with a Boise correspondent forced him to risk the off route return. Dr. A. Skippen of Sweet, Idaho, once a local physician, spent days here last week reconnecting with old friends. while he built a practice in Sweet, Payette still appeals as a favorable place to live and work.
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Joel Priest
Oregon Short Line
Payette
Owinasa-Boise-Payette
Boise
A. Skippen
Sweet
Idaho
Skippen
City Council Rejects Reward Claim For Bootlegging Cases
At a regular meeting the City Council rejected a $450 bill by H Bradley for rewards in bootlegging cases as not a legal city claim. President Luther Wells urged partial payment, offering $20 per case with convictions, but council declined any compensation for un authorized detective work. The city approved two ordinances under suspension: No 280 to close certain streets and No 281 to undo prior sewer district takings involving N A Jacobean and others. The mayor had not yet signed the first ordinance.
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H. ©. Bradley
Luther Wells
Idaho Ani-Saloon League
Bradley
N. A. Jacobean
North and South Idaho Railroad Plan Faces Chicago Conference
State Senator Jerome J Day of Moscow travels to Chicago to push financing for the North andSouth Idaho railroad from New Meadows to Lewiston. He and Governor Alexander would share expenses. Grangeville’s Aaron Parker cannot accompany due to lack of state funds. Data, maps, and cost estimates will be reviewed with a Chicago engineer and syndicate representatives to assess feasibility and right of way prospects, with construction possible in western Idaho next year depending on the conference outcomes.
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Jerome J. Day
Moscow
Chicago
North and South
New Meadows
Lewison
Day
Alexander
Aaron Parker
Grangeville
North and South Railroad
Commington
Tme
Parker
Senator Day
Axpense
Latah
Idaho
Defendants Win in Payette Enterprise Obelous Suit
Judge Bryan rules for Dr. A V Strauss and Dr. W B Hurd in a $50,000 damages bid over an Obelous article. Case filed over a year ago. Norris & Kummer for plaintiff. Flood damage noted near Big Willow Creek and hay land losses. sale ad for poultry shown amid the text.
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GAN
J. Weldon Berry
A. V. Strauss
W. B. Hurd
Payette Enterprise
Bryan
Norris & Kummer
M. G. Riebeling
Strauss
Pence Brothers
R. H. Haynes
Hurd
Big Willow
Payette
Con-Lera
Welow
Strane
Gall
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T. R. Neilson
Gracelius Hall
Liverpool
Finch
Boston
Pinch
Mr. Hall
Sir Edward Grey
Hall
Michael Harris
Quitelwell
Gorton Hall
Payette Heights
D. W. Alney
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Harland Presents
Portia News
Perlia
Borah
Brady
Senate
Palmer-Owens
Neilson
Portia
General Federation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. H. Dunn
J. R. Walker
Dunn
Mr. Walker
Tia
N. A. Jacobsen
Payette National Bank
Sugar Co
Altuigg
Mr. Harlan
John © Rice
Caldwell
St. James
Johanna Casberg
St. Luke's Hospital
Ladies’ Aid of
Presbyterian Church
Electrice Light
H.C. Jensen
State Department
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Federal Trade Commission
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Thomas Riley
City Council
North and South Idaho Railroad
Claude M. Baler
Murphy Varnish Co
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