Blackfoot Business Women to Organize Housing for School Girls
The Blackfoot Business and Professional Women’s Club health committee led by Mrs. Frear S. Hale plans to arrange housing for visiting school girls. Professor H. R. Wallis asked the group to take charge, with Miss Bestia Vaughn and Miss Anna Powell named to head the housing effort. Members discussed a fall parade float and hosting district leaders for the Eastern Idaho fair with a banquet on Sept 17.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's Club
Frears. Hale
Seh
Ljeya
Bestia Vaughn
Anna Powell
Myrtle Davidson
Jen Sunquist
State Veterinarian Smith Visits Idaho Falls On Rural Disease Tour
Idaho Falls on August 16 saw WR Smith the state veterinarian visit while en route from northern Idaho where he conducted tuberculosis work in three counties. He heads to Oxford to review an anthrax threat in that area and plan necessary checks.
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Idaho Falls
WR. Smith
Boston Man Goes Violently Insane at Jackson Hole Club
Idaho Falls reports S. B. King of Boston the "dude" who went violent at a Jackson Hole club last week was sent east Saturday to a private sanitarium in Boston. He was placed in a city jail cell after tearing clothes from Chief Carlson during restraint. King, thirty, had mental illness dating back two years to his return from the Orient.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
King
Jackson Hoole
Boston
Carlson
Orient
Blackfoot Daily Mercury Social Roundup and Visits
Blackfoot and surrounding residents attend meetings and visits across Idaho. Notables include C V Archbold of Mackay and James Just of Presto at a Joint Stock Land Bank session, plus travels by Rev Ingham and Mrs Whitcomb, and a large Home Economics club gathering led by Myrtle Davison detailing nutrition and the baked banana.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
C. V. Archbold
Mackay
Joint Stock Land Bank
James Just
Presto
John Wfayles
Dubois
Transitc
Blackfoot Monay
Harvey Fisher
Idaho Falls
Jessie Loyd
Edna Rhodes
Bessie Vaughn
Elia Vaughn
Islan Park
A. J. Lupton
Springfield
Ohio
J. C. Ingham
KB. M. Whitcomb
Sal
Clothing Identifies Dead Girl in Waterloo Case
Harry Adams an insurance man identified clothing found in a hotel room as that of Jeanette Miller of Stout Iowa. Sheriff Findley said Russell Vogel a Waterloo garage man would be brought to Des Moines for questioning as progress is promised in the mystery. Mrs Miller confirmed her daughter had been with Vogel and fainted on hearing the belief the body was hers.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Harry Adams
Jeanette Miller
Meat Carlisle
Miss Miller
Stout
Adame
Desa Moines
Russell Vogel
Des Moines
Rare Findley
Vogel
Findley
Conventions Open Today Across Regions
Cleveland hosts the Cleveland-International Railroad Master Blacksmiths association while Jacksonville sees the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses meeting. Georgia-Florida area hosts a regional event. Illinois hosts a State Farm gathering.
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Cleveland
International Railroad Master Blacksmiths Association
Jacksonville
Fla
National Association of Colored Graduate Nurees
Soskeoa Rii
Georgia-Florida
aReo Dua Til—Itllinois State Farm
Idaho Falls Stake Renamed From Bingham Stake
The Bingham Stake of the L D S Church will be renamed Idaho Falls stake to avoid confusion with Bingham county. The conference drew the largest attendance in stake history with 1560 on Sunday. W W Henderson of the Higham Young College spoke on education, Melvin J Ballard on Sunday school, and Miss Cora Bennion and Miss May Anderson also spoke.
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Tribune
Idea Falls
Bingham Stake
Idaho Falls
Aparvarty
Bingham County
W. W. Henderson
Higham Young College
Logan
Church Board of Education
Melvin J. Ballard
Apseties
Ge7
Salt Lake City
Robert Ladd
Cora Bennion
Relief Society
May Anderson
Boy Accidentally Shot While Hunting Sage Hens
Hersul Thomas aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs J W Thomas, was accidentally shot in the right leg Sunday afternoon while hunting sage hens in the Mud Lake district. He was taken to L D S hospital in Idaho Falls for treatment after a gun resting against a car discharged striking him. Theodore Gneiting and the boy’s father were with him when the accident occurred.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Hersul Thomas
J. W. Thomas
Mud Lake District
Thomas
Theodore Gneiting
Gnelling
Thomag
Widow Maggie Watson Dies in Idaho Falls at 59
Mrs Maggie Watson widow of James Gordon a long time Oregon Short Line switchman died suddenly at her Idaho Falls home early Sunday. She was 59. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM in the Presbyterian church.
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Idaho Falls
Maggie Watson
Wallace Infant Dies at Idaho Falls Family Home
Small son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Wallace dies after brief illness at their home near Idaho Falls. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon from Hayes chapel.
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Idaho Falls
Harland Wallace
Walter J. Wallace
Familly
Hayes Chapel
Pocatellans Marry in Blackfeet Area
Ralph Balland and Marjorie Dickerson of Pocatello were married by Probate Judge J. B. Good in his chambers on a recent afternoon. The couple left for a Yellowstone trip and plan to make Pocatello their home after returning.
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Pocatellans
Tribune
Blackfeet
Ralph Balland
Marjorie Dickerson
Vocatello
J. EB. Good
Yellowstone
Pocatello
Tleir
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised
Mrs P Norton of Marshalltown Iowa credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with easing two years of bearing down pains and leg cramps after repeated health struggles. She says the remedy restored strength, helped her work, and she recommends it to friends.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Piskhen
Mrs. P. Events
Marshalltown
Local notes from Bancroft area residents visit and travel
Mr and Mrs J W Lords and family return from a ten day tour through Fruebelt Trenton and Utah. Miss Coy Manning of Butte Montana returns home after visiting Mrs Geo H Fisher and family. T E McCann returns to Kansas after a brief business trip. Mrs T F Brickley attends to business in Pocatello. Mrs Chas McDonald and daughter Virginia depart for Ashton to visit Mr McDonald. Mrs Ivie Merrill and sister Miss Annie Grace of Rupert visit their brother Floyd Grace and family. Mrs George Barnes and son George Jr of Blaser visit Mrs F B Bogue and family.
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L. R. Thomas
Glendora
Linden
Los Angeles
James Thomas
Utah
Salt Leake Cty
Baptist Ladies Union
D. H. Breth
Fred T. Dubois
Blackfoot
Co. R. Estensen
Buhl
J. KB. Patensen
Wreston
Estensen
Eline
Preston
Egar Largelliere
Soda Springs
E Bancroft
J. W. Lords
Fruebelt
Trenton
Coy Manning
Butte Mont
Geo. H. Fisher
T. E. McCann
Kansas
T. F. Brickley
Pocatelo
Idaho Falls Youth Pleads Guilty to Bicycle Theft
Irving Driggs, 17, pleaded guilty in Judge Singer's court to stealing a bicycle from George Dunmeyer. He received a twenty day county jail sentence. he admitted to taking the bike and trying to ship it to Rexburg. The judge showed leniency due to his age and first offense.
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Idaho Falls
Irving Driggs
George Dunmeyer
Liquor and Jewelry Plunder From Newark Hospital Raid
Six men robbed St. Gerrard's New York Italian hospital in Newark. They took liquor valued at 1150, jewelry worth 1800, and 510 in cash from Dr. Charles P. Gnasi and his son, after holding up the physician and cutting phone wires. Police have no clues.
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Newark
N. J
St. Gerrard’s New Yark Italian Hospital
Charles P. Gnasi
Bandit Read for the Timber Ends Hunt in Indiana
Police, federal agents, and private detectives pursue the so called timber bandit in Muncie Indiana after the killings of Ben Hance and his wife. Dozens gather evidence for the coroner's jury while Charles Wolfe held on $100000 bond maintains an alibi as authorities prepare to present evidence to the county grand jury.
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Muncie
Ind
Anderson
Laystack
Ben Hance
Bari Randolph
Florida Everglades
White Tree
Coromer
Charles
Wolfe
Hance
John O'Neill
Return of Italian ambassador tied to US loan figures
Rome reports the return of Giavanico De Martino, ambassador to the United States, as likely linked to a loan range of 100 million to 2 billion dollars from American financiers. Also notes English novelist Mrs. W Desmond Humphreys, visiting America, prolific under pen name Ritu and publishing yearly for over three decades.
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Rome
Giavanico de Martino
United States
W. Desmond Humphreys
America
Humphreys
Slavery Seen In Several Mohammedan States Across Asia
Geneva report from the league of nations slavery commission says slavery is openly practiced in Asiatic Mohammedan states especially on the Arabian Peninsula and in the Jedjaz where many slave girls originate from the far east. It urges universal abolition of legal protections for slavery and freedom for all slaves without payment. It proposes a central reception point for freed slaves awaiting repatriation and extending slave dealer purchase rights.
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Mohammedan States
Geneva
Arabian Peninsula
The
Jedjaz
Far East
Mecca
League of Nations
Uni
Pie Declared Regular Food by Nutrition Expert
Chicago August 18 AP Pie is a real food says Rogcee H Shaw nutrition expert for the American Baking Association after six months with rats. He argues dessert pie satisfies daily food needs and should precede other dishes. Tests used albino rats fed custard pie and meals with vegetables and bread yielding weight gain and appetite.
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Chicago
Rogcee H. Shaw
American Baking Association
Shaw
Edwin F Gay Leads Harvard Business School Career
Edwin F Gay, famed Harvard professor and long-time dean of the school of business administration, foresees higher U.S. living costs due to reparations and war debts. A Harvard and Berlin graduate, he joined Harvard in 1902 and led the school after its 1908 founding, shaping its influence and its graduates. During World War I he served on federal economic boards.
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Edwin F. Gay
United States
Harvard
School of Business Administration
University of Michigan
University of Berlin
Gay
Federal Commercial Economy
Wart Trade
War Industries Boards
Notable 18th 19th Century Biographical Milestones
Entries note John Dryden serving as poet laureate for eighteen years. John H. Means born in D C and SC governor 1850 52 mortally wounded at Manassas Aug 28 1862. Francis Joseph born Schonbrunn died there Nov 21 1916. Joseph Lane appointed territorial governor of Oregon. Gravelotte Battle referenced in 1870.
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John Dryden
John H. Means
South Carolina
Hampton
D. C
Manassas
Emperor Francis Joseph
Austria Hungary
Schonbrunn
Joseph Lane
Oregon
Gravelotte
Give Your Watch a Square Deal
An advertisement urges annual cleaning oiling and adjustment for watches to prevent gummy oil, dirt intrusion, and impaired timekeeping. A local expert promises moderate rates for cleaning and adjusting and invites readers to inspect a store’s stock of Intend style watches in new cases.
Defeats and Disasters Highlight 1890s Chronicle
The record notes a 1891 French defeat by Prussians under Marshal Bazaine. Jacksonville, Florida suffered a million dollar fire. In 1894 Charles A Culberson was nominated by Democrats in Texas for governor. A 1923 Hong Kong harbor tornado caused many ships to sink and hundreds of lives lost.
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Marshal Bazaine
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles A. Culberson
Democratsc
Texas
Hong Kong
Evacuation of Ruhr Underway As French Troops Withdraw
French troops began evacuation of the Ruhr region amid shifting frontline pressures. Elsewhere Governor Bryan of Nebraska accepted the Democratic nomination for vice president, signaling party leadership moves.
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Ruhr
Gov
Bryan
Nebraska
Sheep conditions good in western states report says
A Department of Agriculture bulletin notes western sheep conditions very good overall except Texas New Mexico and Arizona where lambs are lighter and sheep are not as well. Colorado Montana Wyoming show excellent conditions and interstate coast states average 3 percent of normal with prior months at 96 and 92 percent. A St Louis realtor Blanche Hill received a 40000 commission for selling a 1500000 hotel property.
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Denver
Colo
Division of Crop and Livestock
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Southwest
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
St. Louis
Blanche Hill
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