Coolidge backs cooperative marketing to aid farmers
President Coolidge told the American Farm Bureau federation that cooperation and government support offer the best path for farm prosperity. He opposed direct fixed-price sales by the government and urged improved storage, credit, and information to control surpluses and strengthen marketing.
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Chicago
Coolidge
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cooperative ‘Movement
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Credentials Presented for Nye as Senator-Designate
Washington December 7 the credentials of Gerald P Nye as senator designate from North Dakota were referred by the senate to the privileges and elections committee for examination and action.
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Washington
Gerald P. Nye
North Kokato
Senate
Four Years Club Meeting At Pocatello Offices
The Four Yearsed club announces a meeting tonight at the Pocatello Loan and Realty offices. President W H Snyder invites the community labor organizations lodges and the public to attend.
Salt Lake City cigar magnate Fred Murphy visiting Pocatello
Fred Murphy of Salt Lake City, ex resident of Pocatello, is in the city today. He has sold his extensive state interests in Murphy cigar stores and plans travel to California then South America and other regions. Mrs. Murphy is visiting her parents in Helena Montana.
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Fred Murphy
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
City
Murphy
Murphy Cigar
California
Iso
South America
Globe
Mrs. Murphy
Helena, Mont
Local Milling Sale Ends Long Litigation in Pocatello
Title approved and the Pocatello Milling and Elevator company sold to Colorado Milling and Elevator of Denver for 112500. The sale settles years of litigation stemming from Ire Lambing’s war period project and foreclosure by local banks. J K Mullen interests will operate the mill and begin wheat shipments.
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the Tribune
Pocatello Milling and Elevator Company
Colorado Milling and Elevator, Company of
Denver
Ire Lambing
Pocatello Milling and Elevators Company
Laum
Colorado Milling and Elevator Company
J. K. Mullen
Mullen
Pocatello
Reorganization of Smith Candy Co
The Citizens Bank and Trust Co through Attorney H R Turner seeks a receiver for Smith Candy Co of Pocatello amid factory and financing troubles. J R Baum orders show cause. company once moved from Twin Falls, capital 100000, employs Yellowstone brand chocolate. assets exceed liabilities, creditors to be paid. firm runs three story building on South Birst avenue with modern candy factory.
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District Court
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
H.R. Turner
Ap Ae Jandy Company
Ju \ R. Baum
Smith Candy Company
Twin _Falls
Pocatello
Compan
J. T. Young
J.wyoungrey
A. R. ‘McPherson
He Smith Candy Company
South Birst Avenue
He Company
Yellowstone
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Smi Candy Company
Native Plants Overgrazed Warns Utah Expert
Ogden Utah December 7 grazing experts from six western forest service districts hear C L Forsling director of the Great Basin experiment station near Ephraim explain western range seed ing cannot reliably improve carrying capacity. He says native plants are best adapted to local growing conditions and grazing must be controlled to protect forage. Overgrazing and early spring use are major causes of range deterioration. delaying grazing until growth resumes helps stabilize supplies.
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Ogden
Utah
C. L. Forsling
Great Basin
Ephriam
Western Forest Service
Revenue bill cuts millions from tax list
Washington reports the new revenue bill would slash $325.7 million in taxes next year and aid most federal taxpayers. The Ways and Means Committee seeks quick action with aim to pass before March 1, detailing rate cuts, exemptions and repeals, while noting some objections from Rainey and Hull.
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Washington
Congress
Ways and Mesos
Green
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Rainey
Illinois
Hall
Tennessee
Hull
Mr. Rainey
Treasury Department
Pinchot Thanks Coolidge For Withholding Reply Text
Governor Pinchot wired President Coolidge to thank him for withholding publication of the president's reply to John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers regarding the anthracite strike situation while Pinchot works to end the coal stoppage in the bituminous fields.
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Thanes Coolidge
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Teacher Has Right to Use the Rod
A Wisconsin court upholds a teacher's authority to discipline students. In Embarrass, Jon Nicholson sued former teacher Miss Ouigley for 2500 dollars over his son's chastisement. after eight hours of deliberation, the jury found no cause for action.
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Clintesville
Wis
Jon Nicholson
Embarrass
Miss Ouigley
British girl spy captured by French forces in espionage case
Parisian nurse and model Marcelle Monseil, 25, accused of visiting French air fields and seeking plans for a naval hydro airplane while in British pay. She allegedly worked with a foreign partner, fled after Louis Viet’s arrest, and hid documents and ink on a train. Police pursue link to Lloyds Bank correspondence and possible Admiralty ties.
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New York
Paris
Marcelle Monseil
Montmarte
Marcelle
France
Louis Viet
Viet
Lioyd’s Bank
Admiralty
Bogus Rhinelander Stunt Rings Alarm Over Bride
A man claiming to be Leonard Kip Rhinelander interrupted a New Rochelle home last night causing Mrs. Alice Rhinelander to flee in alarm. Police booked the impostor Teddy Dorn, 42, of Newark, who said he has a wife and two children.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Albert Muller
Alice Jones
Prohibition Fight Opens in Congress with Referendum Plan
Representative Hill of Maryland opens the national fight over prohibition by proposing a repeal of the 18th Amendment with state conventions elected by popular vote to decide the referendum. He also proposes allowing states to define intoxicating beverages and to legalize 2.75 percent beer while shifting enforcement to the attorney general.
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Washington
Congress
Representative Hill
Maryland
Republicans Elect Longworth Speaker as House Reopens
Congress resumes after a long recess with Republicans in control in both chambers. Nicholas Longworth of Ohio wins the House speakership amid Wisconsin insurgent opposition as the Senate organizes and considers committee appointments and a repeal of the eighteenth amendment remains a topic among Republicans and Democrats.
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Longworth
Senate
House
Wisconsin
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Lill
Maryland
la Follette
Ralston
Indiana
Ladd
North Dakota
Spencer
Missouri
Hawley
Oregon
Carter
Oklahoma
Garrett
Tennessee
Frear
Cooper
Drear
War department urges $66 million for river and harbor work
Washington December 7 AP Major General H Taylor chief of engineers submitted for 1927 fiscal year estimates a total federal river and harbor program of 65 980 065 with 55 062 065 for general work and 10 918 000 for flood control surveys and special purposes. Large shares earmarked for Mississippi River New York harbor Ohio river Philadelphia and Delaware river and other ports and waterways.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
H. Taylor
Army
Chief of Engineers
Mississippi River
Mississippi River Commission
New York Harbor
Ohio River
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Missouri River
Studson River
Albany
Troy
Galveston Bay
Sabine-Neches Waterway
Boster
Norfolk
Savannah
Miami
Mobile
Galveston and Vicinity
Houston Ship Canal
Freeport
Texas
Port Aransas
Channel
Corpus Christi
Milwaukee
Muskegon
Mich
Frankfort
Chicago
San Diego
Cal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Humboldt
Coos Bay
Ore
Honolulu
Hilo
Nawiliwili
San Juan
P. R
Divorces Show A Steady Gain Across U S
Washington reports a rise in divorces while marriages decline in 1924. The U S registered 170 867 divorces, up 3 15 percent from 1923, with 1 178 206 marriages down 3 7 percent. Texas led in divorces with 18 375, California 11 528, Nevada 1 037.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Texas
California
Nevada
Elk relocation plan tied to Waukee and St. Paul travels
N. R. Sigelair, travel passenger agent for the Waukee and St. Paul Farms in Salt Lake City and Pocatello, reports about a shipment of roughly 60 elk. The plan involves sending them to Yellowstone Park to be released into the region as part of a management effort.
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N. R. Sigelair
Waukee and
St. Paul Farms
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Lowstone Park
Wihes
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Crook
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Alice
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Norton
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