Harding urged 70) See water on Idaho land
The Idaho Reclamation Association urged President Harding to include a view of irrigation by stored water on his western trip. They proposed Arrowrock Dam to illustrate government irrigation benefits and spur interest in the American Falls project amid delays. Secretary Work’s decision to refer Indian land sales to Congress disappoints but should not halt progress if contracts with the district and power company are signed and a $1,000,000 appropriation is released.
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Flenner
Arrowrock
American Falls
Washington
Congress
Big District
Power Company
Trade Commission After Oil Schemers
The federal trade commission cracks down on fake oil stock promoters. Investigations show exaggeration of oil interests and inflated barrel figures. It notes companies selling assets to pay dividends beyond earnings and orders cease publishing false statements in interstate offerings.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Association of Partnership
Fire Victims Buried In Homedale Tragedy
Funeral services were held for Mrs Donato Uberwaga and her three daughters as victims of a tent fire in Homedale. Services at the Catholic church were led by Father Mounton, with burial in Canyon Hill cemetery. The mother was aged 30. The children Conception 7, Mary 5, Jane 1. No cause yet disclosed.
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Donato Uberwaga
Homedale
Cathfolic Church
Father Mounton
Canyon Hill Cemetery
Mary
Jane
Firemen to Meet for Fourth of July Parade Bow
Caldwell volunteers plan final parade arrangements at city hall Monday July 2 as W F Schnabel chosen to head a new firemen organization making its public bow in the Fourth of July parade with keen interest and expected active community role.
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Caldwell
City Hall
W. F.schnabel
Tragic Interurban Collision Kills Motorman Near Conway
Early Thursday a rear end crash on the traction line near Conway station killed motorman Cuddy and injured conductor W H Curry who is hospitalized in Boise with a broken arm and fractured hip. Two empty special cars returning home after a conference collided as the leading car’s trolley failed on a sharp curve. Hart the second car’s motorman could not stop in time. both crews escaped injury on the stalled front car. The wreck telescoped and shattered all windows.
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Cuddy Hurt
W. H. Curry
Boise Hospital
Conway Station
Star
Boise
Hurt
Curry
Horse’ Valley Traction Company
Hart
Wedding Solemnized Alma Deno and Clement Shorb
Miss Alma Elizabeth Deno and Clement S. Shorb united in marriage Wednesday afternoon at the Deno home on Everett street. Rev. Francis L. Cook of Kuna performed the ceremony using a double ring rite. The couple, both longtime residents, hosted a wedding dinner for twenty. Mrs. Shorb works as a stenographer at Caldwell Milling, while Mr. Shorb is in the accounting department at the Commercial Bank. They plan a brief honeymoon at Payette Lakes and will reside at 704 Everett street.
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Alma Elizabeth Deno
Clement S. Shorb
Fred Deno
Everett Street
Francis L. Cook
Kuna
Shorb
Mr. Shorb
Lillian Shorb
Caldwell Fourth of July sports feature Dairy Train visit
Caldwell hosts a Memorial Park Fourth of July sports program with prizes totaling 100 dollars. Events include five horse races, nail driving, pie eating, and multiple foot races for children and adults. A Wisconsin dairy train with 30 head of stock will stop in Caldwell for three hours on Sunday, continuing to Nampa Boise and Parma with stops along southern Idaho.
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Memorial Park
Caldwell
J. S. Harrington
E. M. Hendon
M. McCarthy
Lance
Sport
Wisconsin
R. T. Hurtt
Commercial Club
L. W. Flaharty
University of Tiaho Extension
Boise
Boise Valley
Nampa
Parma
Idaho
Montana
Vratie River
All World Organized But Farmers Orderly Marketing Only Solution
The Tribune argues for a single path for American agriculture, criticizing European focus and European debt relief as irrelevant to U S farm prosperity. It cites Senator Borah and Secretary Wallace, contending European reconstruction will not expand American farm markets and presents data showing exports to Europe rose after the war, undermining prewar market hopes.
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the Tribune
Europe
Boreh
Russia
Borah
Soviet Russia
Wallace
America
Poultry Directors to Meet for Gem State Show Plans
Gem State Poultry show directors will meet later this week per secretary R T Hiurti. Moore is expected to attend as plans for next winter's show are discussed to attract exhibitors. Judges for chicken and turkey divisions will be chosen and speakers for the institute will be set.
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Gem State
R. T. Hiurti
Prev ‘Moore
Jimmie Scotts Here in Caldwell for Libel Case Testimony
James RB Scotts former editor of the Evening Capital News testified in the Herald libel case in Caldwell. A representative of the state game department he traveled from northern Idaho on a special trip and planned to resume his interrupted duties after retiring from the hearing. He reported good road conditions along the north south highway.
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James RB. Scotts
Evening Capital News
Caldwell
Heim-Leader Herald
State Game Department
Idaho
Miners at Low Levels Face Death Across Deep Mines
Investigations by surgeons and mining engineers at 2,500 feet below ground reveal extreme suffering and rapid fatigue among miners. Tests show elevated temperatures and heart rates, soaked clothing, and the need for frequent rests and cool water. Even after surface return, blood pressure remains low despite showers and meals.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Witnesses Named in Helm Leader Suit Case
Among Caldwell attendees as character witnesses for the Helm Leader suit were T. J. Titus Aston Haynes M. W. Baker Frank Estabrook W. A. Shumate F. Calkins Sam McLain and C. A. Glouaie from Nampa business circles.
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Nampausiness
Caldwell
Helm Leader
Herald Whel
T. J. Titus
Aston Haynes
M. W. Baker
Frank Estabrook
W. A. Shumate
F. Calkins
Sam McLain
C. A. Glouaie
Detailed plans ready for Blue Mountains Oregon Trail pageant
Old Oregon Trail pageant set for July 3 4 to mark 80th crossing of the Blue Mountains by the first wagon train and completion of the Oregon Trail highway. President Harding to review from a vantage point as the parade crosses the trail and island meadow. Pioneer seating badges arranged for 1853 and earlier attendees. 1870 and earlier registered. Special trains from Walla Walla Pendleton Baker to Meacham with Pullman service. July program includes Leah Leaska soprano Union County quartet and chorus. Cowboys in regalia and Royal Northwest Mounted Police invited. W S Parker supervising construction with sanitation water and emergency hospital nearing completion. Cities join frontier garb for two week event.
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Top of
Blue Mountains
Bive Mountains
Oregon
Harding
Pat Powers
U.P
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Baker
Meacham
Pullman
Shelby
Montana
Leah Leaska
Union County Chamber of Commerce
Union Community Chorus
Royal Northwest Mounted Police of Canada
W. 5S
Parker
Union
la Grande
Harding Charged With Connivance By Prohibition Leader
Greenleaf Virgil Hinshaw, head of the Prohibition National Committee, told a mass meeting at Friends church that President Harding publicly deplores lax enforcement yet drinks alcohol himself, keeping a portion of the product. The audience voted to urge Harding to proclaim total abstinence and for all classes to abstain, signed by Malinda Hunt Williams, J. W. Jackson, and E. N. Hanson.
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Greenleaf
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition National Committee
World Prohibition and Reform Federation
Friends Church
Harding
Hinshaw
Warren Harding
Washington, D. C
United States
Friends Church of
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