President Coolidge backs cooperative marketing for farmers
President Coolidge, addressing the American Farm Bureau federation, urges government support for cooperative marketing and caution against direct government buying or fixed-price schemes. He says tariffs help farmers, markets rise faster than production, and stresses storage, credit, and information as keys to a sound farm economy.
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Chicago
Coolidge
American Farm Bureau Federation
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Senator designate credentials sent to elections committee
The senate referred the credentials of Gerald Pne as senator designate from North Kokato to the privileges and elections committee for review.
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Wweee
Gerald Pne
North Kokato
Senate
Four Year Tech Club to Meet Tonight in Pocatello
W N Snyder announces a meeting of the Four Year Tech club at the Pocatello Loan and Realty offices. Community labor lodges and the public are invited to attend the gathering tonight.
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Tech Club
Pocatello Loan and Realty
W. N. Snyder
Salt Lake City man Fred Murphy travels after cigar store deals
Fred Murphy of Salt Lake City, formerly of Pocatello, is in town and plans to depart for California then South America and other regions after winding down his state interests in the cigar business. Mrs Murphy visits her parents in Helena Montana.
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Fred
Fred Murphy
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
City
Murphy
California
South America
Globe
Mrs. Murphy
Helena
Mont
Mullen Interests Buy Local Elevator Plant
Deed approved for sale of the Pocatello Milling and Elevator to Colorado Milling and Elevator of Denver for 112500. The Colorado Milling and Elevator company is tied to J. K. Mullen interests. Mullen's team plans immediate reopening and wheat shipments to Pocatello for milling.
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Mullen
the Tribune
Pocatello Milling and Elevator Company
Colorado Milling and Elevator, Company of Denver
Ira Lambing
Pocatello Milling and Elevators Company
Judge Baum
Colorado Milling and Elevator Company
J. K. Mullen
Pocatello
Reorganization of Smith Candy Co. in Pocatello
Citizens Bank and Trust seeks a receiver for the Smith Candy Co. of Pocatello after months of creditor committee control. Judge Baum ordered an show cause why a receiver should not be appointed as the company struggles with deflation losses. The firm operates a three story building on South Flint, famed for Yellowstone brand chocolates distributed across Idaho, Montana and Utah.
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Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Attorne H.R. Turner
Ith Candy Company
C. BK. Baum
Iit
Smith Candy Company
South
Flint Avenue
Beat
Yellowstone
Idaho
Montana
Ens
Utah
Candy Company
Pocatello
Native Plants Overgrazed In Utah Range Study
L Forsling of the Great Basin experiment station told western forest service grazing experts that western native forage plants are heat adapted and cannot be replaced by introduced species. He urged delaying grazing to protect spring growth and prevent range deterioration by regulating stock numbers and grazing timing.
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Den
Utah
L. Forsling
Great Basin
Ephriam
Western Forest Service Dia Theta
Revenue Bill Cuts Millions From Tax List
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee unveiled a new revenue bill proposing a $325.736 million tax cut for the next calendar year with broad relief for federal taxpayers. The measure lowers normal tax rates and reduces the top surtax, repeals several business taxes, and includes rebates on inheritance taxes while aiming to reach enactment by March 1.
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Congress
Ways and Amies
Green
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Rainey
Llinois
Hull
Tennessee
Treasury Department
Governor Pinchot Thanks Coolidge Over Anthracite Reply
Morrisburg Pennsylvania December 7 1923 Governor Pinchot wires President Coolidge to thank him for withholding publication of his reply to the United Mine Workers president John Lewis regarding the anthracite coal situation while Pinchot pursues efforts to end the suspension in the bituminous fields
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Coolidge
Morrisburg
Pinchot
John Li Lows
United Mine Workers
Teacher Has Right to Use the Rod
Clintonville Wis Dec 7 AP a court ruled teachers may apply corporal punishment to students. Jon Nicholson of Embarrass sued former teacher Mise Duigley for 2500 dollars damages for chastisement of his son. The jury found no cause for action after eight hours of deliberation.
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Clintonville
Wis
Jon Nicholson
Embarrass
Mise Duigley
British Girl Spy Caught by French in Espionage Case
Parisian Marcelle Monseil a 25 year old former nurse and model is jailed in France on espionage charges. Police say she visited flying stations seeking plans for a five motor naval hydro airplane and gasoline storage, aided by a foreign associate.
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Marcelle Monseil
Montmarte
Marcelle
France
Louis Viet
Viet
Paris
Lloyd's Bank
British Admiralty
Bogus Rhinelander Calls On Alice in New Rochelle
In New Rochelle New York a man claiming to be Leonard Kip Rhinelander entered a neighbor’s home and announced he had returned to his bride. The supposed visitor, later identified as Teddy Dorn of Newark New Jersey, was detained by police after an alarm was raised by the neighbor and Mrs Alice Rhinelander. Dorn said he has a wife and two children in Newark.
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Geneva
Balkans
Kalfoff
Bulgaria
League of Nations Council
League
Commission of
Greece
League of Nations
Belgium
France
The
League For Settlement
New Rochelle
N. Y
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Albert Muller
Alice Jones
la Follette
Wisconsin
Robinson
Indiana
Williams
Missouri
Senate
Colienne
Lenroot
Senator Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Edwin P.hayer
Indianapolis
Ind
Battle of wets and drys opens in Congress with repeal plan
Representative Hill of Maryland introduces a repeal resolution of the Eighteenth Amendment with a state convention referendum by popular vote. He also bills to let states 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
Longworth Elected Speaker as Congress Opens
Congress reconvened with Republicans in control after a long recess. Nicholas Longworth of Ohio secured the speakership as the House organized, while the Senate began routine actions and prepared committees. Prohibition reform and other major issues dominated early debate as insurgents and Democrats eyed coalitions.
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Longworth
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Senate
House
Meartino
Wisconsin
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
War department estimates major river and harbor work funding
Washington reports river and harbor improvements totaling 65.98 million dollars for the next fiscal year starting July 1, 1926. Major General H. Taylor lists projects by river and harbor, including Mississippi, New York, Ohio, Philadelphia, and Gulf waterways, with varied appropriations and flood control surveys.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
H. Taylor
Army
Chief of Engineers
Mississippi River Commission
New York Harbor
Ohio River
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Missouri River
Judson River
Albany
Troy
Mississippi River
Galveston Bay
Sabine-Nethes Waterway
Boston
Norfolk
Savannah
Miami
Mobile
Galveston and Vicinity
Houston Ship Canal
Freeport
Texas
Port Arnusas
Channel
Corpus Christi
Milwaukee
Muskegon
Mich
Frankfort
Chicago
San Diego
Cal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Humboldt
Coos Bay
Ore
Honolulu
Hilo
Nawiliwill
San Juan
P. R
Divorces Show A Steady Gain Across Nation
Washington reports a rise in divorces last year while marriages fell. Total marriages dropped to 1,178,206 from 1,223,024 in 1923, a 3.7 percent decline. Divorces reached 170,807, up 3.15 percent from 165,? in 1923, with Texas leading in divorces at 14,875 and California at 11,528. Nevada shows 1,037 divorces.
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Washington
United States
Department A Commerce
Texas
California
Nevada
Travel agent reports elk roundup near Lowetone Park
R Bluelair, travel passenger agent for the Wauker and St. Paul Pag A, headquartered in Salt Dako, Salt Lake City. He travels to Pocatello to discuss a plan involving about 100 head of elk to be moved to Lowetone Park for the season.
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R. Bluelair
Wauker and &T
Paul
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