State fish and game license debts prompt centralized settlement
Boise reports unsettled balances from fish and game license sales for 1922 1923 and 1934 totaling 4086.46. Auditor Hyatt urges annual settlement before issuing new licenses to clear prior year transactions during January to March. Several deputies owe funds due to losses and misposted accounts with reimbursement to be handled by the legislature.
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Boise
State Fish and Game Bureau
B. K E. Myatt
Moore
Dir. Hyatt
Or & Setlement
J. R. Fitasimmoeng
Twin Faille
A. R. Ohngeon
Lewiston
H. C. van Audsera
Twin Falls
Orofino
W. L. Hayes
Pocatello
Four Million Dollars Total Awards By State Accident Board
The state industrial accident board reported over four million dollars in awards since its start on January 1. From 40,012 claims filed to date, 1065 closed with 520m awarded in a banner month. Since inception, more than 40,000 cases have been filed, with only 12 reaching the supreme court.
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Bolas
State Industrial Accident Board
Mennina Ia
Lige Nuimber
Aged Woman Killed In Auto Accident
Mrs. 3. G. Hunt of Greybull Wyoming was killed instantly when an automobile she rode in rolled over after leaving Lieder station. Driver Robert Webb said the car traveled fast and could not slow before tipping on its side. Mrs. Hunt died before medical help could reach the scene.
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Bohae
G. Hunt
Greybull
Lieder
Bem
Parma
Robert Webb
Hen Robt
William McBraniway
Mr. Hunt
Forest flames threaten the Montana line
Taft and Saltese in Montana faced a forest fire that crossed the Idaho border in the Saltese district. A stiff breeze drove flames along the ridge south of Taft while Saltese lay four miles east in the fire’s path. About 200 men were deployed with more help requested, and officials aimed to check the blaze before it reached the Rose Lake and Mountain Lumber timber belt of 600 million feet.
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Wallace
Montana
Taft
Saltese
Idaho-Montana
North Fork
Rose Lake and
Mountain
Five Intermountain Highways Recognized by Mint Board
The Mint Board on interstate highways formalized five routes in Idaho and northern Idaho. The system includes one east west cross Idaho path along the Snake River and two north south routes, with western and eastern branches crossing the region. The plan concentrates federal aid on improving major segments and aligns with Idaho authorities for final details.
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Washington
Idaho
North
Mint Board
United States
Idaho Eee Commission
P. G Peterson
Utah
Joint Board
Snake River
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Oranger
Wye
Me‘Cammen
American Falls
Twin Falls
Mountain Home
Boice
Caldwell
Payette
Yale
Oregon
Baker and
la Grande
Columbia Highway
Wei
Lewiston
Walla Walla
Columbia
Local travelers return from Atlantic trip to New York and other points
Rob and Jack Werebaner son of Mrs Gulick and Mieke T Rev Mel Joseph Gillick joined a group returning Thursday from a overland journey to New York and other Atlantic coast locales including Washington and White Bear, visiting relatives before continuing home via Niagara and Falls.
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Pate
Mieke
Mel
Joseph Gillick
Rob
Jack
Niagara
Falla
Senator Gray Dean W Del Aug 8 AP report
Senator Gray Dean W Del died at his home after a long illness. The former lawmaker served his state for years and was remembered by colleagues for his leadership and service.
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Gray Dean W
Ray
A Enlind Oe
Fe United Beat
Church services and Sunday school listings in city notices
Multiple congregations including Chunch Notes Lutheran Allen Chapel Nazarene First Presbyterian and others announce Sunday school at 9:45 to 10:00 am and worship services from 11:00 am with pastors and program details. Union services and midweek meetings noted with subjects and leaders.
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Lutheran Church
Woodmen’s Hall
North Main
R. Tschirley
Campfire Girls Lead Open Service at Christian Church
The Campfire Girls will lead the open portion of the service at the Christian Church. They will conduct opening exercises and sing, followed by Pastor P. R. Simpson preaching on Christ and Nature. Sunday school begins at 10:00 a.m. Missionary story by Mrs. Kinder. Union service at 6:45 p.m. with Portland convention report.
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Church of the Nazarene
West
Fremont St
J. Clarence Anderson
Bible School
Thos
J. Sedam
N. Y
Peter
Pripple
Woman’s Missionary Societty
China
Harle Thomas
Leslie Washin
Pracseder
First Presbyterian Church
Pirth
Lewis Streets
G. William Barnum
Ole EB. Bates
Christian Endeavor Society
Grace Barnum
C. EB
Portland
Young People’s Chorus
Ross Bates
Junior
Ruth Niles
Oscar Donaldson
Intermediate Christian Enndeavor Society
A. Frazier
Ular
Povatello Christian Young People’s Union
Christian Church
Beens
Rge Sloan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Union
Indictments fire in Boston liquor trust case
Indictments accuse Chelsea Mayor and police officials of aiding an illegal liquor ring. Dozens of alleged participants including transporters and wholesalers are summoned to federal court to answer charges of manufacturing transporting and selling intoxicating liquor under penalties for nonappearance.
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Boston
Rence FB. Quighy
Chelsea
Clima
Dowen Department of Juslice Agenta
Agenta
Nquor
Percy Friedman
Subsidy Approval Flags Major UK Coal Crisis Response
The British government secures a large subsidy by a wide margin to avert a nationwide coal strike. Parliament approves 451 to 16, as Prime Minister Baldwin justifies the measure and prepares a commission selection to investigate the country.
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House of Ecommons
Baldwin
Ford to Make Metal Planes in Detroit
Henry Ford announces Ford Motor Co will acquire the Stout Metal Airplane company to form the Stout Metal Airplane division. The deal aims to accelerate airplane development with focus on safety and commercial viability, while Ford emphasizes experimentation at his plant and says he has no urge to fly.
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Detroi
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Stout Metal Airplane Company
Detroit
Stout Metal Airplane
Ford Company
Lloyd George
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Baldwin
Forest fires rage along eastern British Columbia rail routes
A Calgary forestry service branch reports an inferno of fires across eastern British Columbia rail corridors. Revelstoke Salmon Arm and Kamloops areas are described as very bad with worsening conditions.
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Calgary
Alta
Canadian Forestry Service
British Columbia
Revelstock
Salmon Arm
Kamloops
Belgium Debt Share Opens Funding Talks With Belgium
The American debt commission prepared to begin formal talks on repaying Belgium’s roughly 130 million dollars as part of a plan to fund about ten billion dollars of unfunded foreign debt. France plans a commission next month, with Italy expected to resume discussions soon.
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Washington
American Debt Commission
Belgium
Haa
Tolgium
Great Britain
France
Italy
Uder
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