State News Just Rates Is Object Of New Traffic Body
The Idaho Rate Association was organized in Boise with J Lynn Driscoll as president and I H Morrow as vice president. The group aims to secure just and reasonable rates for transportation, gather cost data, promote Idaho development, and file suits to enforce rate fairness. Membership starts at $5 with annual meeting set for the fourth Tuesday in January.
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Boise
Idaho Rate Association
House of Representatives
State House
J. Lynn Driscoll
I. H. Morrow
Wallace
Sherman M. Coffin
W. B. Kinne
Orofina
J. C. Watson
Parma
J. M. Kleiner
Caldwell
Alvin Harbour
Twin Falls
J.C. Watson
John F. Baird
Meridian
KE. O. Smith
Orofino
J. L.driecoll
C. Hunter
Milo M. Thompson
Sherman M
Ilaho
Idaho
Rate Association
Blackfoot Elks edge Groveland in tight doubleheader
Blackfoot Elks senior team startled Groveland 9 to 8 as a late Blackfoot run secured the win. In the second game Blackfoot erased a late margin by Catitello Elite to win 13 to 11 after a two bagger with two on bases changed the ninth inning.
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Blackfoot
Blaeckfoot Elks
Groveland
Blackfoo
Pocatello
Mark Austin
Smith to Inspect Western Reclamation Projects
Congressman Addison T. Smith, chair of the House Reclamation Committee, will meet the House Appropriations Committee at King Mill on September 65 and tour western reclamation sites for about ten days, including King Hill Idaho Yale Owyhee Baker in Oregon and Yakima in Washington. He will also attend Albion's annual meeting and address members of the Seventy Niner organization.
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Twin Falls
Addison T. Smith
House Committee On Reclamation
House Appropriations Committee
King Mill
King Hill
Idaho
Yale
Owyhee
Baker Project
Oregon
Yakima
Washington
Smith
Albion
Neaday
The
Seventy-Ninera
Realdenta
King Hull
Profeers
Pendleton Round-Up Receives $25,000 Weather Fund
Pendleton business leaders pledge a $25,000 guarantee fund to cover weather risks for the Pendleton Round-Up on September 16. G Matlock, committee chair, says widespread support ensures the guaranty is met, with no prior claims ever drawn on the fund. The amount exceeds last year’s total, and weather has never forced a deficit.
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Pendleton
Aum
Old Type Traveling Salesman Gives Way to New School
In Pocatelo a speaker argues commercial travelers are the best city advertisers and that loyalty to a city boosts its appeal. The piece credits universities and Professor Elmer Ferris for urging a modern, efficient salesman who plans time, stays purposeful, and relies on the law of averages to become a profitable producer.
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Pocatelo
America
Elmer E. Ferris
Tom and Jerry
Sermon Urges Militant Christian Spirit to Meet Day’s Problems
John L. Brady at the Presbyterian church urged a militant Christian stance facing today’s issues. He argued Christianity must endure trials, be a living force, and act as arbiter on prohibition and capital labor relations, calling for brotherhood of man and fatherhood of God.
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John L. Brady
Presbyterian Church
Brady
William Jennings Bryan
Commoner
Darrow
Multiple sports events listed for national meets and boxing card
Racing meeting in Ottawa and Milwaukee opens. Business Men’s Racing Assn. meet in Chicago. Grand Circuit trotting opens in Milwaukee. Narragansett Pier tennis opening. York Harbor golf open. Pittsburgh amateur championship opens. Des Moines Great Des Moines Kennel Club show and Iowa state horseshoes championship open. Northern State Field Trial at Warren Minnesota. Boxing cards Sid Terrier vs Jack Bernstein 12 rounds in Long Island City and Petey Mack vs Bill Kennedy 12 rounds in Jersey City.
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Connaught Park Jockey Club
Ottawa
Business Men’s Racing Assn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Narragansett Pier
York Harbor
Pittsburgh
Greater Des Moines
Minn
Sid Terrié
Jack Bernstein
Long Island City
Petey Mack
Bill Kennedy
Jersey City
Aviators cross Greenland to Labrador in globe-spanning flight
Todor Alexandroff, a Macedonian revolutionary leader, was assassinated at Sogia. The report notes aviators circling Greenland and heading toward Labrador as part of a global aviation context.
Notice to W. C. W. Members on September 2 1925
All members of the W. O. W. are requested to be present Wednesday evening September 2 1925. An initiation will be held and visiting camps will be present. The Four Square degree will be conferred. 1 M. 8, Terry OC C.
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Terry
OC. C
Erring Minister Returns to Wife in New Jersey
Roscoe Caz Ziegler former minister at Hope and Ku Klux Klan official who faced embezzlement and Mann Act conspiracy charges has returned to his wife. They reside with his parents in Milford Pennsylvania as legal matters continue. Ziegler was arrested in El Paso for embezzlement, was arraigned in Red Bank with Miss Margaret Roberts present, and released after his parents posted restitution.
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C. N. Silcox
Syracuse
Bingham County
Silcox
Idaho
Anna Capellen
Mamie
Yellowstone
R. B. Reid
William Wantland
Hyrum Green
J. W. Gods Court
Coats
Newark
N. J
Roscoe Caz Ziegler
Hope
Margaret Roberts
Trenton
Miss Roberts
Walter D. van Riper
Ziegler
Milford
Vandras
el Paso Tex
Red Bank
Free
Steamer Concert Explodes in Harbor Killing Two
A British steamer Concert exploded last night in Harve and sank after breaking in two and catching fire. The watchman Le Buhen and his wife, the only people aboard, perished. The vessel, used to clear wartime wrecks, carried explosives.
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Harve France
Concert
le Buhen
Austria May Join Germany Rally Draws 3000 In Vienna
In Vienna a crowd of about three thousand filled the city hall to endorse Austria joining Germany. President Loebe of the Reichstag said Germany did not seek militarist aims and would visit Paris to support Franco German entente as a basis for peace.
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Vienna
Austria
Germany
Loebe
Reichtag
France
Paris
Five children die in Everett kerosene lamp fire
Five children under 15 perished in an Everett Massachusetts fire when a kerosene lamp toppled in their home. Their mother Mrs Rene Bconna suffered a broken back and was hospitalized after the blaze began last night.
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Everett
Mass
Rene Bconna
Ukraine plans settlement expansion for Jewish colonists
Kharkov August 31 AP The Ukrainian central executive committee allocates 200000 more acres in Kherson district to settle about 7000 Jews and hints at a possible Jewish autonomous republic. Earlier allocations total 120000 acres in Kherson and 109000 in Crimea, with a 130000 strong rural Jewish population. The chairman cites potential self governance under the Soviet constitution as growth of national minority self activity.
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Kharkov
Ukraine
Ukrainian Central Executive Committee
Kherson
Soviet Republics
Khernon
Crimea
Delinquents on the Increase
The American Federation of Teachers will seek compulsory education for all children under 18 to combat rising juvenile delinquency. Secretary F G Stecker says an investigating committee will study laws and provide a model compulsory education statute.
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Chicago
Amercan Federation of Teachers
F. G. Stecker
Express price hike on fruit held by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the American Express Company to postpone increased express rates on fruit and vegetables between Mountain Pacific and eastern territories. The new rates were proposed to take effect September 1 but are held in abeyance until December 30.
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Washington
Mountain Pacific
Eastern Territories
American Express Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daves elected president at Pi Deis Kappa conclave
Frank T. Daves of Portland Oregon was elected president of the Pi Deis Kappa fraternity at the closing region of its three day conclave in St. Louis Missouri Twenty four chapters across eight states were represented during the gathering.
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St. Louie
St.ap
Frank T. Daves
Portland
Ore
Pi Deis Kappa
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