Body of Mrs Nishida Recovered Near Shelley Idaho
Blackfoot Idaho December 5 the body of Mrs T Nishida wife of a Japanese rancher near Shelley was recovered from a canal about a mile and a half from the home. Watermaster William Wilson and Deputy Voght notified the coroner and a coroner's inquest will be held Saturday afternoon. The four month old baby is still missing but is presumed drowned. Mrs Nishida left home December 1 taking the infant in nightdress. Survivors include husband and two other children.
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Blackfoot
T. Nishida
Wilson
Marine Band Leader Converts to Radio Broadcasts
Captain William H. Santelmann of the United States Marine Band has embraced radio, agreeing to twice weekly winter concerts broadcast from the Marine barracks with RCA equipment. His change follows the band’s recent concert tour, easing fears over radio reproduction of their performances and attracting strong listener interest for more broadcasts this season.
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Pecatells Tribune
Washington
William H. Santelmann
United States Marine Band
Marine Barracks
Radio Corporation of America
Marine Band
Rantelmann
the Bone
The
Radio H
Santelmann
Fatal Shooting Reviewed by Principa1
Harry J. Dunlap faces a second district court trial for the murder of his brother in law Chester A. Russell on the Dunlap farm near Murtavish. The case centers on a fatal shooting after Russell threatened Dunlap and his wife as he reached for an axe. The defense reviewed the event with Dunlap and his wife testifying after the state rested its case.
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Twin Falls
Dec
Harry J. Dunlap
Chester A. Russell
Dunlap
Murtavish
Ussell
East West game possibility for UW Alabama clash
Seattle December 5 AP The fate of a possible East West football game at Pasadena on New Year’s day between the University of Washington and the University of Alabama hinges on an answer within 48 hours. UW and Oregon managers report Alabama has secured Pasadena rights and could oppose or approve a postseason bid.
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Seattle
University of Washington
University of Alabama
Pasadena
Darwin Meisnest
Jack Benefiel
Oregon
Alabama
Washington
Student Board of Control
Broker Weds Montana Girl in Ridgefield Ceremony
Davel Lamar a 55 year old New York stock operator married Edna Nek of Whitlipsburg Montana on November 22 in Ridgefield Connecticut. The ceremony was at the Methodist church rectory conducted by Reverend V P Lord. Both disclosed prior marriages and Judge Scott declined to discuss the case or permit access to the marriage certificate.
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Bridgeport
Tornado Wrecks Southern Town in Mississippi
Yazoo City was struck by a tornado that killed two Black women and injured 20 to 30 people. The storm knocked down about fifty homes, caused extensive property loss over a quarter of a million dollars, and disrupted telephone and telegraph service amid heavy rain.
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Yazoo City
Miss
Radio Listings Signal Nighttime Network Concerts
Radio schedule for December Saturday lists KGO KHJ and other stations with extended program blocks. Highlights include The Merry Widow performances, orchestras, dances, sport and comic opera segments across multiple cities from Denver to Seattle and San Francisco to Dallas.
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Pocatello
KGO
KHJ
EFYWA
EOA
Denver
EFOA
Seattle
Ood
KFWB
Oakland
Vocalista
EGW
Portland
Rogram
Tom Cats
Hollywood
EPO
San Francisco
Shenand
KPEC
Houston
Stock Company
Chicago
Kansas City
Night Hawks
WFAA
Dallas
WLW
Cincinnati
Garden of the
Kipling’s Burwash Visit Noted in Sussex Item
In Burwash Sussex on December 5 Cepe Kipling is noted in a brief item. The terse summary signals local interest in Kipling with a probable accompanying public or social mention.
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Eng
Burwash
Sussex
Cepe Kipling
Break in Prohibition Enforcement Committee After Policy Attack
Washington December 5. Disapproval by some members of the United Committee for Prohibition Enforcement of its attack on the administration policy splits the group. Clinton N. Howerd of Rochester led the dissent as a letter to President Coolidge represented committee views. Clarence True Wilson resigned, citing board misuse. Oliver W. Stewart and Edwin C. Dinwiddie also left the meeting.
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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. Stewarrt
Indianapolis
Flying Squadron Foundation
United Committee
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
International Order of Good Templars
Standardizing Women’s Frocks Across the Nation
Chicago reports a move to standardize dress sizes nationwide. A size 36 frock will be the same in New York Chicago and small town stores. Merchants will get a standard size chart to align garments with measured clothing.
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Chicago
New York
Interstate Merchants’ Council
J. W. Knapper
Lansing
Mich
Chicago Association of
Tax Spikes Raise Costs for Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul
Avers Western Taxation High. A. S. Dudley, tax commissioner for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad, testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that increased western state and local taxes escalated costs before the railroad entered receivership. He noted Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines paid more per mile, while mileage-based tax assessment may be unfair.
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Washington
Dea
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
A.S. Dudley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Northwest
St. Paul
Dudley
Six Day Race in MSG Ends Day Locked in Lead
New York December 5 AP reports the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden reached the 112th hour with leaders Debachts Geoeens and Ane Le pair McNamara and t deadlocked. The field has logged 1 774 miles 8 laps, two laps ahead of FP. Spencer-Walthour Tinear-Benezatto Horder-Horan and Kockler Stockholm.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Debacts
Geoeens
Ane le
McNamara
Spencer-Walthour
Tinear-Benezatto
Horder-Horan
Kockler
Stockholm
County Pays Debt of Hundred Years
Hudson county New Jersey has paid a century old state debt. The 12 262 check covers the county share from Andrew Jackson era when the treasury held a surplus 30 million dollars. No interest issue has arisen and the matter is settled with the state treasurer.
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Jersey City
Hudson County
New Jersey
United States
Andrew Jackson
Te State
Seattle Judge Burke Dies at Carnegie Endowment Meeting
Judge Thomas Burke former Washington Supreme Court justice died of apoplexy during a Carnegie Endowment for International Peace gathering in New York. Notables present included Robert Lansing Elihu Root and Nicholas Murray Butler. Burke collapsed while appealing for justice for Japan and died before help arrived. Mrs Burke will return to Seattle with the body pending preparations.
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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
Atherge
Burke
Dr. Butler
Roosevelt Hotel
President Coolidge Applauds Aircraft Board Report
President Coolidge acknowledged the aircraft board's recent report in a White House statement. The president praised the board for a searching and impartial investigation and said their work is of the greatest value to solving the problem.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Mercury Ore Find Reported in Cripple Creek District
Mercury ores valued at 720 dollars per ton were found in the Dante mine in Cripple Creek Colorado. The ore tests about thirty percent pure quicksilver and the strike was announced yesterday. The Dante mine is linked to the late Senator bed of Denver.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Dante
Senator Bed
Denver
Baby airship TA-5 readies for trial flights at Langley
Newport News Va Dec 5 AP Uncle Sam's newest non rigid airship the baby blimp TA-5 was helium inflated at Langley field after completion. It will undergo exhaustive tests before its trial trip next week. The 170 foot bag carries five to six persons and features four tractor propellers designed for smoother operation and higher speed with less power.
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Newport Newa
Uncle Sam
Langley Field
Coolidge Defers Decision on Armament Commission Invite
President Coolidge will postpone action on joining the League of Nations disarmament commission until the next proposal is received. The executive aims to show American sympathy for arms reduction while noting potential difficulties for the United States in the special commission’s work.
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Washington
Dent Coolidge
Kipling Holds Steady After Night of Improvement
Rudyard Kipling remains in serious condition as pneumonia lingers. Doctors Curtis and Tord Dawson attended overnight and this morning, with Kipling having a fair night despite his continued illness.
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Burcieh
Sussex
Eng
Rudyard Kipling
Dr. Curtis
Tord Dawson
Art's Used Car Exchange Drives Bargains This Week
A local used car dealer promotes a sale to make room for twenty rebuilt cars. Listings include 1922 Ford truck 75 dollars, 1923 Ford Coupe 275 dollars, 1920 Buick roadster 475.90, 1923 Nash sport 700 dollars, and other models with prices. customers urged to see Art before buying and note more values not listed.
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State News
Hom
Shelley
Radio Dispatch
By Robert Macx
Urugway
Department of Commerce
el Diawadeaste
J Rewever
Valparaiso
Langard
Baker’s Cocoa
Principa
Montana
GeorGe McManus
Maggie
WOW Wll
Casen's Hall
TNT
Hank A
Prohibition Organization
Se. Cisitment & and Ce. Seep Ak
Chichester
Studebaker
Nash
Bannock
W. Arthur
Nate Morgan
Art’s Used Car Exchange
Pdi
MacMillan
Zenith
Center ST
Pocatello Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Co
East
Bonneville
Beyroalkenin
Sac West Center
Chrysanthemums
Carlson Building
DR. Stockwell
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
Rudman
West Center
Happy
N. Main
Room
Sonnenkalb
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