Idaho Short News Notes items mixed across town and county
Idaho voters approve funding for a high school gymnasium building alter at city hall by 170 to 7. Reports from Montana Utah Yellowstone route note 28 miles of graveled highway. County treasurer Miln Hendricka tallies up 2 769 motor pehble Heennas tan ned to May 11. Beets price paid to farmers totals 1 801 000 for 710 000 tons. Oregon Short Line rebuilds bridge at Pullview. Caldwell marks first shipment of ogee by Pacific Cooperative Poultry Producers. Nampa fining for reckless driving. W D Pryor to manufacture breakfast fond in new plant. Idaho winter wheat crop seen at 8 000 000 bushels by May 1. Mrs Alfred Budge injured in car rollover near Burley. Twin Falls students injured in campus car crash. Boise to advertise Bola alley advantages in regional campaign. Fire at Hurst Hudson building costs loan insured. Snake River irrigation bonds approved for 2 760 000. Moscow law dean C P Cockerill resigns to North Dakota. Rigby Nixby City schools close. superintendent Manse resigns. Thomas B Martin former U S marshal dies. Burley county purchases fair grounds for 6 000. Idaho Falls invited to city programs. Pocatello mayor notes ample revenue to operate departments. council to dine. Junctional notes include Brontord and Arline Mornee incidents near Joliet areas.
Taft Impeachment Demanded At Socialist Convention
Localist party delegates denounced Chief Justice Taft accusing him of accepting a $10,000 annuity from the Carnegie corporation. The resolution urged Taft’s resignation or impeachment, calling the annuity unethical and a menace to American interests. The discussion also touched on Bolshevik leaders Trotzky and Lenine in a broader political rant.
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New York
William H. Taft
United States
Carnegie Corporation
Trotzky
Alexander Cahan
Forward
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William
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Steel Trust
Socialist Party
Willam Howard Taft
Bonar Law Returns to London for Private Medical Care
Prime Minister Bonar Law, returning from a health voyage via Paris, appeared tired and ill at the station. He was not taken to Downing Street but to a private house for treatment by Sir Thomas Horder, as the press respects his wish for secrecy about his illness.
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Bonar Law
London
Paris
Telegraphic Tales of Busy Readers
A digest of last week’s notable items including the burning of the Glory of the Seas at Seattle, a Colorado storm belt, a Denver fraud arrest, the death of A. Hall of the Santa Fe railway, immigration strains into California, missing aviators found in Cupamaca mountains, a flag-over-school student dispute in Los Angeles, a police strike in the harbor district, a Cleveland search for a policeman’s killers, drownings in the Mississippi at Rock Island, a Texas tornado killing and injuring dozens, and flood disruptions in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Francis Marshall
Charles Webber
San Diego
Tucson
Ariz
Cupamaca
Iigh
Dennis Griffin
Cleveland
Ohio
Rock Island
Body Found in River After Horse Incident
A searching party led by City Marshal A. G. Christopher found Wilford Johnson, 17, a Lent High student, Friday morning sixty feet from the spot where he disappeared Thursday night in the Jordan River after being knocked from a horse.
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A. G. Christopherson
Wilford Johnson
Jordan River
Flames Threaten Omaha Business District Saturday Night
Fire threats loom over Omaha Nebraska as flames reach Sixteenth and Douglas in the business district. The blaze spreads to Guaranty Clothing and adjacent buildings threatening extensive damage to shops and residences.
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Omaha
Jap Gunboat Quells Riots Reported In Far East
Fragmented dispatch claims a Japanese gunboat was dispatched from an eastern port to suppress riots near Honeluin and Shwnehal. The report alleges Japanese liners pressured Chinese merchants and ran ships to escort women aboard ships, amid rising tensions and tension in Tokio’s diplomacy.
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Nuell
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Japanesenrigte Thery
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Tokio
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Aviators Die in Plane Crash In San Antonio Town
Cadet Hatert Kh MawAdame and Privates James and Uall perished when their training aircraft crashed at Ormuhe Neldu. Investigators believe the plane struck five mixer trot tires during takeoff and set ablaze. Cadet MawAdame had just completed preparatory training at the primary hiring event. Institutional detentions followed for the incident.
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Hatert
MawAdame
James & Uall
Bunlow
Daugherty to quit or shift role amid Harding camp
The article notes Attorney General Daugherty may resign from the cabinet due to ill health as Republican leaders discuss preconvention strategy at the White House. It mentions White House conferences with U.S. envoys and references international figures, including former French premiers and Henry Ford-like names, plus other political and world events.
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Harding
White House
Aten
Ohio
Russia Rejects British Demand On Fishing Rights
Russia refuses to concede in principle to Britain’s ultimatum and signals a possible temporary arrangement on fishing rights off the Murmansk coast. Moscow notes may seek a territorial zone limit and other minor points while insisting final settlement requires a conference. England’s policy in Persia and the East remains unclear.
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Leonid Krassin
London
Russia
Murmansk
England
Persia
Tanlac Claims To Restore Health After Pneumonia
A San Francisco man recounts severe illness after pneumonia and a failed recovery on his own. After taking Tanlac he reports rapid improvement, regaining nineteen pounds and returning to work. The ad claims Tanlac is the greatest medicine on earth and urges readers to buy from druggists.
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Hay
Naples St
San Francisco
Genius of the Sign Board
A fragment from De Laval Monthly recounts sign painting humor about apostrophes and typography. It recalls a craftsman debating placement before the number eight and an anecdote on artistic punctuation.
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Sign Board
Tekler
de Laval Monthly
Will Seek Indictment of Sugar Buyers
Washington reports that warranted indictments for conspiracy may be issued against alleged sugar speculators if the government loses in the Supreme Court on halting the sugar gauge by injunction. The move aims to determine if laws can curb price-gouging of life’s basics. If existing statutes fail, Congress may pass new measures.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Harding
Department of Justice
Fragmentary note on Fer Mayrart Wen and Miliene
A partially legible item mentions Fer Mayrart Wen and Miliene in a cryptic context. The readable words hint at names and possible affiliations but no clear event, date, or action is discernible from the fragments.
Sailor saves woman then drowns at Fort Mason
Warlick Dalton Lamberth, 26, chief bootswain's mate from Winters Texas, saved a woman as a gang plank collapsed at Fort Mason docks. He tossed her to shore then fell into the water, struck the vessel, and disappeared, dying after the rescue while Mrs. C. Ellis of Los Angeles crossed from the transport Vega to the dock.
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Warlick Dalton Lamberth
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Winters
Tex
C. c. Ellis
Los Angeles
Vega
Lamberth
Presbyterians Demand Clean Sunday Motion Pictures
US Presbyterian committee on Sabbath observance urged motion picture shows to clear out of the Lord's day during a Saturday report. Will Hays, MPPDA president, attended assembly as church elder but missed the attack due to a committee meeting led by Dr Harry L Bowlby president of the Lord's Day alliance.
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United States of America
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Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Harry L. Bowlby
Lord's Day Alliance
Ministers Bar Sunday Pageant in Santa Rosa Protest Ends Play
Santa Rosa ministers protested a Sunday pageant titled Under Vive Plaga that celebrated Sonoma County history as the Luther Burbank celebration finale. After vigorous opposition the pageant committee agreed to call off the play honoring Luther Burbank, the plant wizard slated to crown the celebration’s king.
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Cal
Vive Plaga
Sonoma County
Luther Hurbank
Body of Missing Youth Found in Salt Lake City
The body of Als Gray, seven years old, was found Monday along a street after he disappeared from home on May 7. The report notes the location near the Jordan River and mentions local authorities continuing investigations into the case.
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Als Gray
St. Jule
Jordan River
Got Their Money's Worth in Nevada Paper Admits Value
The Nevada Transcript reports on Martha Scraggs and the cheap admission price proving worthy to patrons. Readers enjoyed the varied numbers and the overall entertainment value for a modest fee at the venue in Boston.
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Martha Scraggs
Boston ‘Transcript
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