Fragmented 1920s column rife with phrases and puns
A stream of garbled quips and snippets touched on economics taxes King Tut and fashion. It includes jokes about Greek culture interfraternity clashes and a mix of obsolete terms, with remarks on gas in wars and the King Tut burial debate. The passage reads as a collage of era chatter with no clear single event.
Arrests and political shifts sweep Western states
Lockhart, former Montana bank president, is arrested in Los Angeles amid a forgery case as a $15,000 bond remains unsettled. In California, the state central committee discusses resignation moves and temporary injunctions. Arizona news includes a court order halting work on the Diamond Creek project with a March 26 appearance date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 1. Lockhart
Montana
Los Angeles
Great Malls
Mont
Hon Wae
United States
Glattet
Phoenix
Arie
James 1
Girand
Boise
Perkins
Orchard-Boise
L. W. Althoff
Ridenbaugh Canal
Atthoff
Ridenbaugh
New York
Boise City
Angela Hopper
Governor Grosebeck Named Among Navy Secretary Hopefuls
President Coolidge considers Michigan Governor Grosebeck for secretary of the navy to succeed Edwin Denby who plans retirement March 10. Wisconsin Senator LaFollette withdraws from the North Dakota primary, saying his duties lie in the Senate. The Senate confirms Charles B. Warren as ambassador to Mexico and William Phillips as ambassador to Belgium. Treasury official Moss orders border customs lines closed at 9 pm nightly to curb smuggling along the southern California border at Tijuana and Mexicali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosebeck
Michigan
President Coolidge
Secretary of the Navy
Edwin Denby
Nefintor LaFollette
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Senate
Cleveland
Charles B. Warren
Mexico
William Phillips
Belgium
Moss
The
Treasury
Tijuana
Mexicali
California
Idaho Falls Sugar Factory Sold at Auction
In Idaho Falls the Rigby sugar factory was sold to Utah-Idaho Sugar Co at a sale conducted by A. V. Scott as receiver for Beet Growers' Sugar Co. Bidding opened at 650000, then 700000, and reached 800000 before final terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
A. V. Scott
Beet Growers’ Sugar Company
W. H. Wattis
R. W. Young
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
Young
Wattis
Court Upholds Liquor Statute in Pre National Prohibition Case
The U S Supreme Court sustained Idaho and South Dakota liquor laws banning possession of intoxicants obtained before national prohibition and upheld a ruling denying preferential payments to U S government deposits in failed banks. It dismissed for lack of jurisdiction an appeal over an injunction against unionization efforts at Pacific Electric Railway and declined to hear interstate cattle damage claims in federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Raymond Moore
Idaho
United States
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Bank of Commerce of
Okmulgee
Oklo
South Dakota
Peterson Oil Company
Dell Rapids
8. D
California
Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers
Pacific Electric Railway Company
Los Angeles
Great Northern Railway Company
Guilbreath Cattle Company
Western Pacific to Blast Mountain at Timpie Utah
A large blast by the Western Pacific railroad engineering department will demolish a 1000 by 150 foot hill at Timpie Utah. About 150000 cubic yards of rock will be shattered for use in a twelve mile breakwater along the Great Salt Lake to protect railroad tracks from rising waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detlen
Western Pacific Railroad Engineering Department
Timpie
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Dines Leaves Hospital After Denver Shooting
Dines, an oilman from Denver, left a Los Angeles hospital after being shot by Horace A. Greer, chauffeur for Mabel Norman. His attorney says he is recuperating at a hot springs resort near Riverside and must appear in justice court on March 19 when the Greer hearing resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dines
Los Angeles
Cal
Courtland ' S
Denver
Horace A. Greer
Mabel Normand
Riverside
Justice Court
Greer
Public debt sharply reduced since 1971 peak
United States treasury figures show a dramatic drop in the national debt from the August 31 1971 peak to the opening of Nitainesy Saturday. The debt has fallen by more than 34.8 billion dollars, lowering the total to about 21 781 089 52 or near 21.8 billion as of the latest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho Power Company
Public Utilities Commission
Washington
Texans Plead For Honesty On Trial Muddle
A garbled regional clipping references Texans urging honesty amid a trial. It mentions Mullins and Moline with unclear roles and a Monday date. The fragment hints at legal or political pressure and a call for transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieter
Mulan
Tex A
Moma
Devi
Ailaeeg Boshiaeeg ARM MN Dines Pub Ib Dgmaignaes
A garbled OCR note mentions ARM MN dining and a pub instance with quotation marks. The readable fragment names Smee and a person exclaiming. No clear events or outcomes are extractable from the damaged text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dobbin
Bee
Zear
Berope
Arma
Tut
Peking
Bownton
King ‘Tut
Paris
Tut-Ankh- Amen
Ight
Wak
Fayue
Pocatello
H. W. Vanderwood
Blackfoot
Eldon Shock
Burser
Idaho Institute
C. R. Fraaier
House Appropriations Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shiping Board
Daugherty
Department of
Jilx
Thomas Tt. Whitney
Oregon
Portland
Tis Angeles
Rhode Island
Wilson Lapman
Letitia Lindsey
Booth
Lindsey
Driel
Linttesy
Jackson
Tenn
Sandy Tonstall Daindsey
Mre
Wertha Torcham
San Antonio
Texas
Ohio
Mina steMthillman
Edward Fillman
Millioniro
Ownes
Chicago
Hiltmonville
Belmont Hotel
Aminite Company
Lion Nitration
Marston
Brunawick
Cohen, Arte
Erie
Seth
Bates Fee
Rem Gaming
SCOT
Republican
Idalo
Senate Agriculture
Coolidges
Department of Justice
Alameda Naval Base
Horse Naval Committee
Moffett
Mare Island Navy Yard
Braemar
Grampians
London
Wembley
Bradford
England
Arthur Henderson
Burnley
Free City of
Danzig
League of Naions
League
Jalapa
Vera Cruz State
Obregon
Almasan
Bolt Malbow
Tim
Miaimal
Orreegneagl
Ameer Avmedian
State Department of Agriculture
C. D. Carpenter
Petaluma
Big Black Canyon
Payette River
Emmett
R. E. Dampier
Rupert
J. H. McEvers
E. G. Davis
Mr. Evers
Federal Prosecutor's Office
John ©. Moran
Poeatello
Frank Steunenberg
Triangle Park
State Capitol
Memorial Association
Commissioners
Moore
John West
Texturg
Thornton Choose
Tly Deme
Ap Thornton
Thornton
Muades
CAHO
Salt Lake City
Kiel
Onmars
Eve
Zaskasratorsety
New York Ave
Washington, D
J W. F. Young, Inc
Lyman Sc
Springs
MFG. CO
Broadway
Psr
Hell's Catar
Medicine
Aintesival