Judge Bale outlines needs for Pocatello at big Y M C A meeting
Judge Bale of the Idaho Tech faculty led a large afternoon gathering at the Pocatello Y M C A to discuss social survey findings. He backed County Attorney Janae McDougall against halting a reprieve for Henry Poynter, urged a children’s detention home, condemned street newspaper sales by kids, pressed for a full time health officer, praised school health work, urged a public playground, and criticized the city dump while Community Council plans committees to act.
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Poca
Association
Community Council of
Pocatello
Judge Bale
Idaho Tech
FE. A. Krussman
A. Myers
Thompson
George Ridgeway
W. J. Ingling
Bale
Janae McDougall
Henry Poynter
Poynter
Julie Bale
Red Cross
Death of David Reese in Pocatello
David Ames Reese dies at midnight after an ear abscess led to hospitalization. He was 33, Iowa born, Idaho Academy graduate and Short Line employee, serving as chief clerk to the engineer of bridges and buildings. Survived by two month wife, funeral by Schumacher and Hall, active in Poc atello lodge No 674 Elks.
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Davidames Reese
The
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
Academy
Dave
Reese
Iowa
Pocatello Lodge No
B. P. O. Elks
New Law Firm Formed Here in Pocatello
A new partnership of McDougall, McDougall & McDougall opens in the Bub building Pocatello. General D C McDougall, former Idaho attorney general, leads the firm with sons Isaac, Bannock County attorney, and Harry, a World War I flying lieutenant awarded the Croix de Guerre and the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Pocatello
General D. C. McDougall
Isaac McDougall
Harry McDougall
McDougall, McDougall & McDougall
Bub
General McDougal
Idaho
General McDougall
Bannock County
Pocatello Man Killed In Barstow Rail Incident
George J. Davis of Pocatello Idaho died in Barstow in the Salt Lake route freight yards while attempting to board a moving train. He leaves a sister Mrs Haveline in Madison Wisconsin. relatives could not be located by The Tribune by late today.
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Barstow
Calif
George J. Davis
Pocatello
Idaho
Salt Lake
Sle
Haveline
Madison
Wis
Tribune
Short Live
Navy base location panel to start report work
Washington Dec 6 The congressional joint committee on a Pacific coast naval base will meet tomorrow to begin its report. Senator Ball Republican Delaware chairman said it was hoped to file a report this month.
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Washington
Congressional Joint Committee
Pacific Coast Naval Base
Ball
Delaware
Baltimore Case Turned by Court
The district court of appeals reversed a $264,000 verdict against the major leagues in favor of the Baltimore Federal league club claiming anti trust violations through the reserve clause. The court ruled playing baseball did not constitute interstate commerce and the restraint related to club personnel, not players’ movement, with any harm deemed accidental.
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Washington
District Court of Appeals
District Supreme Court
Baltimore Federal League
Appelate
United States Supreme Court
Cotton acreage to be cut before convention in the South
Memphis delegates report a radical plan to reduce cotton acreage across all cotton states and replace with crops or livestock. The American Cotton Association and allied groups seek broad backing from banks, merchants, clearing houses and farmers to fund a widespread diversification campaign.
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Memphis
Tenn
Clearing House Associations
Chambers of Commerce
American Cotton Association
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Association
South
Texas towns report string of weekend fires
An AP report notes multiple Texas fires over Saturday and Sunday causing one death and about 250000 dollars in damage. Oscar Ledbetter died in Childress as his home burned. At College Station the mechanical engineering laboratory burned, about 375000 lost. Harold saw nine businesses burn with 50000 to 75000 dollars in losses. Breckenridge suffered a full business block fire totaling 200000 dollars. Wichita Falls had nine fires in two hours but less total damage. five suspects are held on arson theories.
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Dallas
Texas
Childress
Oscar Ledbetter
Agricultural and Mechanical College
College Station
Harold
Wichita Falls
Breckenridge
Summers proposes new wheat and flour duties bill
Representative Summers of Washington introduced a bill proposing a 25 cent per bushel duty on wheat a 1.12 dollar per barrel tax on 196 pounds of wheat flour and a straight 25 percent ad valorem rate on other wheat products Washington December 6 AP
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Washington
Summers
Bill to Increase Maximum Farm Loans
Washington Dev 6 AP reports Representative McLaughlin Nebraska introduced an amendment to the farm loan act today. It would raise maximum loans to any one borrower to 10000, except for land for agricultural use where loans up to 25000 would be allowed.
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Washington
McLaughlin
Nebraska
Colorado Supreme Court Rules Five Children Inherit Brown Estate
In Denver on December 6 the Colorado Supreme Court upheld a district court ruling that five children of the late J. Sidney Brown will share their step mother's $600000 estate under an unwritten will not found.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Supreme Court
District Court
J. Sidney Brown
Court Sets Aside Injunction on Sale of Boats
The district court of appeals overturned a district supreme court injunction preventing the Shipping Board from selling former German passenger liners. Congress later authorized sale, making the board's powers a moot question.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
District Supreme Court
Wm. Randolph Hearst
District Court of Appeals
Congress
Leadville Mine Blaze in Nevada Stopped by Evacuation
A fire destroyed the upper works of the Leadville silver lead mine near Gerlach Nevada after a carbide lamp ignited the blaze. Three miners trapped underground escaped unharmed.
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Reno
Nev
Leadville
Gerlach
Plumbers' Agent Indicted in New York Extortion Case
William H. Chapman, business agent for the Plumbers Union, was indicted and arrested in New York on a charge of extorting 2000 dollars from contractor Joseph Goldblatt in the ongoing investigation into the city's building trust.
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New York
William H. Chapman
The
Plumbers’ Union
Building Trust
Joseph Goldblatt
Favorable Report On Johnson Bill Immigration Ban
Washington December 6 The House Immigration Committee ordered favorable reports on the Johnson bill prohibiting immigration for two years. Chairman Johnson said the measure would be given preference in the House.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
House Immigration Committee
House
Great Baritone Concert at Antlers Hall
Arthur Middleton, famed Metropolitan Opera baritone, with Dr. J J Landabure, arrived in Pocatello from the east and will sing at Antlers Hall this evening. Middleton, noted for ballads and oratorios, returns east for the grand opera season opening, promising a first rate program for local classical music fans.
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Arthur Middleton
J. J. Landabure
Pocatello
Antlers’ Hall
Mr. Middleton
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York City
Classified ad rental and sale near First National Bank
Classifieds note a bedroom with bath for rent within two blocks of First National Bank and a for sale block offering a six hole Majestic range a Clark Jewel Gas range and a White Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet at 621 North Hayes. Another rental ad offers a room for a gentleman with outside entrance and hot water at 437 South Grant. Phone 982-W.
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Bath
First National Bank
Clark Jewel
North Hayes
South Grant
Absent minded professor in church service worries groom
A reader from Christiana Norway recounts a comic asides during a ceremony. A bride’s suitor voices doubt about the engagement, noting the person he believed he would wed is not the same as the one before him.
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Karikaturen
Christiana
Norway
Siberia envoy urges resumption of Sino-Russian trade talks
Pekin reports G A R Yourin head of the Far Eastern Siberian mission sent to China proposes resuming trade relations tied to revising Tsarist treaties to curb Chinese outrages and ensure equal opportunities. A separate note from Washington notes citrus tariffs of 1.5 cents per pound as in the Payne-Aldrich bill.
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China
Washington
Randall
California
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