Japanese rancher’s wife found dead in Idaho canal
The body of Mrs. T Nishida wife of a Japanese rancher near Shelley Idaho was recovered from a canal about a mile from the home by Watermaster William Wilson. A coroner’s inquest is set for Saturday afternoon. The couple’s four month old baby is believed drowned with the mother but was not recovered.
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Blackfoot
T. Nishida
Shelley
William Wilson
KF. Lu. Exli
Fred Voght
F. Nishida
Wilson
Radio converts marine band leader to broadcasting fan
Captain William H. Santelmann once opposed radio now embraces RCA receivers and winter broadcasts by the United States Marine Band from the marine barracks. He expects to attend many concerts this season, praising radio’s improved equipment and wider reach. Local Uruguayan stations and a school operate major broadcasts. a breeding oxen for sale is listed by J. W. Cokeville, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tribune
Washington
William H. Santelmann
United States Marine Band
Marine Barracks
Radio Corporation of America
Marine Band
Santelwaiin
teNow
Hone
Wwe
Santelmann
Agier
Urugway
Department of Commerce
Wadeaste
Valparaiso
Langard
Fatal shooting reviewed by principal in second trial
Twin Falls reports on Harry J. Dunlap facing a second district court trial for the murder of Chester A. Mussel. The defense offered evidence reviewing the April 30, 1922, Dunlap farm killing of Russell as he reached for an axe near Mrs. Dunlap, who stood at the chopping block. The defense called Dunlap and his wife to the stand after the state rest its case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falla
Harry J. Dunlap
Chester A. Mussel
Dunlap
Murtaush
Russell
East West game possible for UW and Alabama
Seattle December 5 AP sources say a decision on UW meeting Alabama in the Pasadena East West game on New Year's Day will come within 48 hours. Darwin Meisnest notes Alabama secured Pasadena permission and cites its two consecutive Southern Conference titles as making it a strong opponent. A Washington players meeting will decide willingness to play, then the student board of control will vote.
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Seattle
University of Washington
University of Alabama
Pasadena
Darwin Meisnest
Jackenefiel
Oregon
Alabama
Washington
Student Board of Control
Broker Weds Montana Girl in Ridgefield Ceremony
David Lamar a 55 year old New York stock operator married Edna Nek of Whitlipsburg Montana on November 22 in Ridgefield. The Reverend P Lord conducted the ceremony in the Methodist church rectory. Both had prior marriages and Judge Scott declined to discuss the case or allow access to the marriage certificate.
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Bridgeport
Conn
David Lamar
New York
Ridgefield
Mias Edna Nek
Whitlipsburg
Mont
P. Lord
Methodist Church
Lord
Scott
Tornado Wrecks Southern Town in Yazoo City
Yazoo City Mississippi reports a tornado from the northwest killed two Black women and injured 20 to 30. The storm toppled about fifty homes, caused property losses over a quarter of a million dollars, damaged numerous residences and disrupted telephone and telegraph lines for hours amid heavy rain.
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Yazoo City
Miss
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cities For December Fifth
A dense listing notes December fifth radio programming across multiple stations. It includes KGO Oakland and Los Angeles programs featuring Merry Widow performances, KHJ new entertainers, KFWA Ogden dance music, KOA Denver orchestras, KFWB cello and piano, KPO San Francisco insect life talk, Times Tom Cats in Hollywood, and evening dance periods. The schedule spans bands, orchestras, vocalists, Frolics, ballroom sets, organ recitals, and choral clubs through late night.
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KFWA
Ogden
KOA
Denver
KFWB
KGO
Oakland
Sport Review
Vocalista
Los
Times
Tom Cats
Hollywood
KPO
San Francisco
KMA
Shenandoah
WDAT
Kansas
WFAA
Dallas
Cincinnati
WOAW
Omaha
Kipling Declared Best Since Illness Ended
Thurwash Sussex reports Dee 5 notes Kipling in aut ceria rom potemonia as having passed his best since illness began.
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Thurwash
Sussex
Eng
Dee
Thrac Kipling
Aut
Ceria Rom Potemonia
Prohibition Committee Split Over Administration Policy
Discontent within the United Committee for Prohibition Enforcement grows as Clinton N. Howerd of Rochester addresses the issue. Clarence True Wilson resigns citing unauthorized board use, followed by Oliver W. Stewart and Edwin C. Dinwiddie leaving the meeting amid protests of the administration attack.
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Washington
United Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
Clinton N. Howerd
Rochester
N. Y
Coolidge
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition
Wilson
Oliver W. Stewart
Indianapolis
Flying Squadron Foundation
United Committee
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
International Order of Good Templars
Standardizing Women's Frocks Across Stores Nationwide
Chicago reports plans for uniform dress sizes starting with a size 36 frock. Merchants nationwide will receive a standard size chart from the Interstate Merchants' Council and Chicago Commerce, enabling village shops to match garments by measuring against the chart.
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Chicago
New York
Interstate Merchants’ Council
J. W. Knapper
Lansing
Mich
Chicago Association of Commerce
Tax Increases Press Western Railroads Ahead of Receivership
Avers Western Taxation High reports that increased taxation in western states raised costs for the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound lines before receivership. A S Dudley tax commissioner testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission describing efforts to cut levies and noting Northern Pacific and Great Northern pay more per mile than the St Paul system. He also said mileage as a basis may not yield fair conclusions.
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Washington
Chicago, Milwaukee & &J. Paul
Dudley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Northwest
St. Paul
Six-day Bicycle Race Leaders Tied at MSG
At Madison Square Garden the six day bicycle race reached the 112th hour with Belgians Debaots and Geneons and the American-Italian pair McNamara and Georgotti locked in a deadlock for the lead. The field remains competitive as Walthour and other riders challenge for position.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Vessies
Debaots
Geneons
McNamara
Georgotti
Hed
Oo Walthour
Ishea
P Norder Foran
Kocklor
Stockholm
Hudson County Pays Century Old Debt to New Jersey
Hudson county New Jersey has paid the state a debt dating a century back. The amount repaid is 12,262 dollars, part of a surplus share New Jersey received during Andrew Jackson's era. Interest on the debt has not been discussed.
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Jersey City
Hudson County
New Jersey
United States
Andrew Jackson
Seattle Judge Burke Dies at Carnegie Peace Meeting
Judge Thomas Burke former Washington supreme court justice collapsed from apoplexy during a Carnegie Endowment for International Peace gathering in New York. Attendees included Robert Lansing Elihu Root and Nicholas Murray Butler. He died before aid arrived and his widow was notified.
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New York
Thomas Burke
Supreme Court of
State of Washington
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Seattle
Robert Lansing
Elihu Root
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Burke
Butler
Dr. Butler
Roosevelt Hotel
President Coolidge Lauds Aircraft Board Report
The White House issued a statement praising the aircraft board for its searching and impartial investigation. The president said the board's work is of the greatest value in solving the related problem.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Mercury Ore Strike Reported in Cripple Creek District
Mercury ores valued at 720 per ton were found in the Cripple Creek mining district yesterday. The Dante mine yielded about 30 percent pure quicksilver in the strike. The Pante mine is noted as part of the estate of the late Senator bed of Denver.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Dante
Senator Bed
Denver
Baby airship TA-5 ready for tests at Langley Field
Newport News December 5 The new non rigid airship TA-5 at Langley Field has been inflated with helium and will undergo exhaustive tests before a trial trip slated for next week. The 170 foot bag carries five or six persons and features four bladed propellers aimed at reduced vibration and efficient pull at lower shaft speed.
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Newport News
Uncle Sam
Bose
Coolidge Holds His Decision on Armament Council Invite
President Coolidge defers a decision on joining the League of Nations disarmament council’s special commission on arms reduction until the next proposal is received. The executive seeks to show U S sympathy with reasonable arms reduction but notes possible American participation difficulties.
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Washington
Doc
McCedent Coolidge
Special Commission
Kipling Holds Steady In Pneumonia Fight
Rudyard Kipling’s condition remains serious after a slight improvement and a fair night. Dr Curtis kept vigil at his bedside, with Lord Dawson, physician to the king, in attendance this morning.
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Burwish
Sussex
Pag
Rudyard Kipling
Dr. Curtis
Lord Dawson
Art's Used Car Exchange Special Sale
A 1922 Ford truck priced at 75 dollars and many other vintage cars are offered at Art's Used Car Exchange at 44480. The ad lists Ford, Buick, Chevrolet, Olds, Chandler, Dodge, Nash, Oakland and more with prices ranging from 75 to 700 dollars. Buyers are urged to see Art before buying and note there are additional unlisted values.
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State News
Howe
Tribune
Radio Dispatch
Robert Mack
J. W. Cokeville
Wyo
Montana
Pocatello
KHJ
Kipling
GeorGe McManus
Maggie
Casey's Hall
Prohibition Organization
Hes
Hichester
Peregist Axk
Oufl-C
OND
Best
Bruggists Scion
Brudebaker
Nash
Liberal
Bannock
W. Arthur
Bvenenos
Nate Morgan
Art’s Used Car Exchange
Ford
MacMillan
Zenith
Roseweusrlsopp
E. Center ST
Zenith Booth
Pocatello Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Co
East Bonneville
Heyraathenin
Chrysanthemums
Carlson Building
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottberg
Happy
Main
Sonnenkalb Bldg
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