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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
2
Telegraphic tales describe two arson attempts at the federal building in Salt Lake City and martial law in Okmulgee Oklahoma after lawless actions. Other items note crashes, an education conference in San Francisco, a dynamite blast in Sturgisville Ohio, and a large rail service plan amid nationwide events.
Rear Admiral Edward W. Eberle relinquished command of the U S battle fleet aboard the battleship California in San Francisco Bay. He will depart for Washington to become chief of naval operations as Rear Admiral S 8 Robison assumes command and changes take effect amid a formal ceremony.
Reports from across the country praise condenser aerials for strong reception with compact aerials, including novel types. Frank F Howe of Milwaukee describes an inside serial with a crystal receiver and center-loop feed for 860 meter waves, with open Switch A for other frequencies. Clifford Harwood of Fall River and R Berndt of Bronx present efficient variants, with Berndt claiming 50 percent higher efficiency. Copper screening is noted in several instances.
Unique type of aerial with vertical wires suspended from main aerials held taut by small weights. Ing and standard condenser used instead of the usual aerial with exceptional results. Authors see room for much experimentation and hope to inspire further development.
Twin Palit three brothers Glen Tom and Loyd Aken killed by 40 000 volts while attempting an underpass. Driggs area stock destroyed by fire. Pocatello chapel renovation costs 700 dollars. National forest money allocated for Payette highway reconstruction. Paul Dempsey jailed for forging witness expense certifi cate. Dairy cows test shows only ten positives under TB program. Idaho agencies to aid stolen auto recovery. Boise fatal car plunge at Morris Hill cemetery road. Rain damages hit farmers and fruit growers statewide. Nampa to host Masonic temple grand opening July 12. Pocatello Kiwanis to district convention in Twin Falls. Idaho birth rate exceeds death rate May 10 to June 10. Tourists travel heavy. summer records anticipated. Blackfoot Mrs Mabel Quereau drowned in Snake River. Caldwell lettuce shipment 13 cars moved. Gooding College Rhodes nominations open. Twin Falls David Letovin arrested for federal motor vehicle act violation. Boise Governor Moore issues requisition for Jessa Ring case. Pocatello Minnesota-Wisconsin dairy special to Mahe Valle. terome news items and oddly garbled fragments continue.
A fragmented guide on installing radio receiving sets emphasizing careful setup. The text hints at proper wiring, avoiding mistakes, and ensuring reliable operation to maximize wartime radio use.
French forces moved into the Ruhr and Reineland on Monday, likely in reprisal for the Hochfeld bridge bombing that killed Belgian soldiers. Westhofen and Duisburg faced occupation measures with Krupp works seized, traffic halted except for foodstuffs, and hostages held as authorities impose curfews and closures.
Thousands seek entry as new U S immigration limits take effect. Officials labor through Sunday and Monday to admit the first 2 500 and 2 074 individuals, largely driven by high wages such as 12 dollars daily for bricklayers, with the rush easing by Tuesday afternoon.
Fifteen injured when Deviseaga car failed to negotiate a hairpin turn in the automobile grand prix. The car struck a post and fence, then hit a crowd, injuring three children with skull fractures and a woman with leg injuries.
The Inter Colonial Navigation steamer Arvance from Boston with about 100 passengers and a large crew ran aground off Shut-In Island, 15 miles east of Halifax, during thick fog. The captain radioed Halifax for help to evacuate the passengers as tugs were sent immediately.
A Southern Pacific Sunset Limited train struck a truck carrying dynamite near Glendale. The car's driver was killed and another occupant seriously injured. The dynamite did not detonate, though scene instructions suggested it might.
Mark Ciel leaped from the twelfth floor of the Masonic Temple Montor and survived, though severely injured. He was taken to a hospital in a forlorn condition and refused to give any reason for the act.
Unclear OCR text presents a local incident in Wostato New York involving an express overturning in a ditch. The fragmentary report mentions UFod and potential casualties and references a company line and a mortar. Details are incomplete.
Local report details a small wedding event with Dry Apeote and paired partner, attended by a few guests and held at a modest venue. Includes brief notes on the couple’s names, venue, and a simple reception, reflecting a restrained, community-centered celebration.
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