Ex Senator Dubois named lobbyist by Poindexter charge
Washington notes say Idaho ex Senator Fred T Dubois was accused by Senator Poindexter of lobbying for Idaho lead producers though Poindexter later retracted the charge and Dubois demanded a public retraction Poindexter then corrected testimony and withdrew the Dubois name from potential influence cases along with other lobby discussions and a ten thousand damage suit and local court outcomes.
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Fred T. Dubois
Washington
Idaho
Fred T.dubois
Senate Tobby Investigation Committee
Poindexter
Dubois
Fred Duboin
Hova
Congress
Senator Dubois
Appeal to Supreme Court Granted in Buck's Stove Case
Washington June 20 Chief Justice White granted yesterday an appeal to the supreme court for Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison labor leaders convicted of contempt of court in the Buck's Stove & Range case. The appeal will be heard after October. The three officials were held in contempt by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia for violating an injunction against boycotting Buck's Stove & Range. Helena Mont June 19 Radical changes in bridge contract letting proposed by the committee on bridges at the conference between the state highway commission and county surveyors. It was recommended that no contracts be let by any county without approval and that the commission determine labor and material costs so contractors do not profit more than 20 percent. The committee declared contractor profits excessive.
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Dr. Baugh
Portland
California
Washington
White
Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Buck's Stove & Range
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Buck's Stove & Range Company
Helena
Mont
Committee On Bridges
State Highway Commission
Social events in Blackfoot celebrate Mrs Pyle and music
Mrs Franklin Pyle visited Blackfoot and attended a bridge party hosted by Mrs J C Millick with pink white decor and prizes for five tables. Miss Midge Smith hosted a birthday of Miss Helen Chase and Miss Helen Lightner with embroidery and a peanut contest. Mrs Fred T Dubois entertained for Mr and Mrs John G Brown with roses and peonies and bridge five hundred prizes. A Kensington for Mrs F S Pyle featured vocal performances by local artists and a large afternoon gathering. Fraulein Franziska Raabe married Harold N Parkinson at the Temple. they will reside in Blackfoot after a short trip. The piece notes Parkinson’s standing in Blackfoot society and mentions their honeymoon route.
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Franklin Pyle
Blackfoot
San Francisco
J. C. Millick
Brethan
J. A. Johnson
Pyle
Charlotte Rae
Boyd
Robert Boyd
Aldrich
George Holbrook
Midge Smith
Smith Ranch
Helen Chase
Salmon
Helen Lightner
San Diego
Grace Thomas
Fred T. Dubois
John G. Brown
Curtis
Hart
Christ
Brown
Dubois
Hidredge
Layland
Gagan
Good
Austin
D. H. Biethan
B- W. Holbrook
Miss Biethan
Kensington
F. 5. Pyle
Biethan
Mra Reese
Mra. Dygart
Richeson Land
Puss Wright
Holbrook
Fraulein Franziska Raabe
Germany
L. D
Harold N. Parkinson
Idaho
Utah
Ogden
Logan
Deseret Evening News
Hyrum
Preston
Parks
Logan Tabernacle
Justice Restores Reputation of Smeared Official
A public figure previously linked to tariff matters is cleared after new information shows the prior associations were incorrect. The speaker acknowledges an injustice in naming him and expresses satisfaction that the tariff-related accusations were unfounded.
Notice to taxpayers under new exemption law filed promptly
Taxpayers with property seeking exemption under the new law should file their claims at once. The notice also invites widows, orphans, and Civil War veterans to apply. Issued by H. H. Grimmett, Assessor and Collector, 1212 Ju3.
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H. H. Grimmett
State Laws Will Punish Interstate Traffickers in Intoxicanta
June 19 Webb law barring interstate liquor shipments into dry states is not a criminal statute, says Attorney General McReynolds. It imposes no penalty. its aim is to enable state laws to govern intoxicants moving in commerce between states. This marks the first Justice Department reading of the Webb Act, previously struck down by Taft and Wickersham. The federal government is not required to enforce a penalty lacking a provision, leaving interstate commerce as outlawed to state action, with Supreme Court review possible.
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Washington
Webb
United States
McReynolds
Aquora
Departmen of Justice
Taft
Wickersham
McReynold
United States Supreme Court
Patented New Plow Aims to Aid Dry Farming
Lem Brown, a Cambridge Idaho dry farmer, nears completion of a reversible gang plow patent. Designed to resist overturning on steep hills with a sharp rim on the wheel and a solid rear furrow wheel. E H Swisher, noted local dry farmer, backs the patent and seeks protection in seven foreign countries.
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Cambridge
Ida
Lem Brown
E. H. Swisher
Wilson to Sign Sundry Civil Bill Limiting Prosecutions
President Wilson will sign the sundry civil appropriation bill with a provision barring funds to prosecute labor unions and farmers organizations under the anti trust law. Senator Borah cites Oregon homesteader hardship on three year cultivation and urges public lands action to allow cultivation alternatives and land improvements. Clean, soft cotton rags requested at the Optimist office.
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Wilson
Washington
Cab Net
White House
Senator Borah
Senate
Oregon
Borah
Public Lands Commission
Bank Financials and Savings Offer This Quarter
Loans and discounts 547118.28. Banking house and fixtures 27497.73. Other real estate 20823.09. Cash and light exchange 173696.39. Liabilities capital stock 100000.00 surplus and profits 43857.22 deposits 625278.27. Total liabilities and capital 9769 135.49. We pay 4 percent in our savings department. One dollar starts an account. Interest compounded quarterly.
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Cash and Light Exchange
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Daho
Ohio
Butler
North Carolina
Senator Walsh
Secretary of the Interior
James R. Garfield
Adame
Colorado
Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
Walshedad
W- A. Beakley
The
Optimist Publishing Co
Karl P. Brown
District Court
A. 8. Dickinson
Hansbrough & Gagton
W. A. Lee
C. S. Beebe
A. B. Richards
Dr. Hoover
Millick Block
Pearson & Company
the Grocers
M. J
Karo
Crisco
Quart Mason J Olives
Ceries
F. T. Dubois
Embroidery Club
F. 8. Pyle
S.J. Rich
Tyhee
First National Bank
Blackfoot, Idaho
W. S
Alex Younie
M. Kennedy
M. Stevens
S. L. Reece
Intoxicanta
Standard & CO
New O. S. L. Depot
Hayes
Devoe
H. W. Berryman Hardware Co., Agt
Parkinson Realty and Investment Co
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