Roosevelt denounces lynch law in national address
President Roosevelt tells the Council of Churches that lynch law cannot be tolerated and urges a justice system strong enough to protect prisoners and foster public opinion for fair government. He criticizes high officials and mentions California Governor James Rolph approving lynching of two kidnapers.
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
America
Roosevelt
James Rolph
California
San Jose
Rhetoric on Fair Wages and Collective Effort
The speaker defends individual wage rights while warning against harming neighbors, advocates broad social planning aligned with Christian teachings, and condemns lynch law as murder. The new generation offers willing aid, condemning high level condonation of violence.
Bogus Money Seized in Chicago Counterfeiting Raid
United States secret service agents seized about 500000 dollars in counterfeit currency and a full counterfeit operation during a raid on a Chicago northwest side cottage. The arrests followed a prior raid two weeks earlier that led to the capture of William E. Davis and Henry Harvis, with Davis found possessing 30000 dollars in bogus bills in his car.
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Chicago
United States Secret Service
William E. Davis
Capone
Henry Harvis
Women’s Benefit association to elect officers Friday night
The Women’s Benefit association will elect officers at the regular meeting in Memorial hall Friday at 7 30. All members are requested to attend. Refreshments follow the business session. The Methodist Women’s Missionary society meets Friday at 2 p m at Mrs W S Berger’s home 675 West Whitman with Mrs E C Riddle co host.
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The
Women's Benefit Association
Memorial Hall
Methodist Women's Missionary Society
W. S. Berger
West Whitman
E. C. Riddle
City Eyes Coasting Hill Project for Pocatello Youths
At a chamber of commerce forum Dr. W F Howard urged a coasting hill and toboggan slide for Pocatello to provide work for the unemployed and delight thousands of children. A west bench site was suggested after clearing sagebrush and rocks, citing safety concerns on West Whitman and West Clark streets. The note highlights a historic barn behind an auditorium and recalls 1903 Wright and 1933 Lindbergh events.
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Pocatello
W. F. Howard
Chamber of Commerce Forum
West Whitman
West Clark
Fort Henry location settled by 1933 marker find
The exact site of historic Fort Henry is fixed as of December 1 1933 when Professor M D Beal and a group of Ricks College students located a stone marker confirming the location.
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Fort Henry
M.D. Beal
Ricks College
Fort Henry Marker Found by Rexbury Courthouse
Excavation near Rexbury uncovers a blue stone marker engraved Fort Henry 1811 by Cap Hunt buried under earth from a burned dugout remains of logs and charcoal point to Fort Henry site on William McMinn property seven miles north of the courthouse.
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Wilson Price Hunt
Fort Henry
Cap. Hunt
William McMinn
Rexbury
McMinn
H Wells
Cook
Beal
Hunt
Henry
Milton Mangum
Clifford Mangum
John Elliot
Baltimore Foreclosure Protective Efforts Sought
A letter requests contact with any in city Property Owners' protective or civic groups active against foreclosures in Baltimore. The writers note the Home Owners Corporation's lack of relief and seek coordination with existing associations.
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Property Owners’ Protective Association
Civic League
Peoples’ Council
Home Owners Corporation
Lava School Board Calls for New Bids on Addition
The Lava school board has been forced to call for new bids on the addition project after issues in the initial bidding process. Officials state revised specifications and a new timeline are under review.
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Lava School
Home folk urged to keep money and hire Idaho architect
The article urges keeping wealth at home and recommends employing an Idaho architect for future projects. It emphasizes supporting local builders and spending money locally.
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Idaho
Eldridge Baby Born at General Hospital McCammon
A son was born today to Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Eldridge of McCammon at the General Hospital. Former Missouri residents in Pocatello hold a dance at the Eagles Hall Saturday night. Missouri-born residents in Pocatello are invited. The December meeting of the Pocatello community chest board of directors is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday at the chamber of commerce offices with Y M C A representatives to discuss the annual campaign. The city council plans a regular session tonight to review November departmental reports and bids for Main Street water main project materials.
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G. R. Eldridge
McCammon
the General Hospital
Eagles Hall
Pocatello
Pocatello Community Chest Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Main Street Water
Local theft report cites lost purses in city stores
Mrs. F A Leute of 541 East Halliday reports losing a purse with about 15 dollars in a local store. Mrs. J B Walker of 343 Jefferson Avenue reports the loss of a leather purse containing ten dollars and two five dollar bills.
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F. A. Leute
East Halliday
J. B. Walker
Jefferson Avenue
Pocatello Police Relief Ball Set for December 22
Mrs. Walker suspects she left a purse in a taxicab and a daughter was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lath at General Hospital. Officer Jean Barnard, hospitalized in Boise, hopes for release in about 30 days. The eleventh annual ball of the Pocatello Police Relief Association will be held December 22 at the Dance Gardens with two ticket sale teams led by Officers McKinnon and Rush.
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Sally Rand
J. O. Lath
North
Garfield
The
General Hospital
Jean Barnard
Veterans’ Hospital
Boise
Pocatello Police Relief Association
Dance Gardens
McKinnon
Rush
County Jail Inmate Pleads Escape To Mexico
Thomas Curtis Cox Duffy Se crist Green and Oliver officers Roubidoux and Smulien cap tain a team with G Nelson Pug mire William Dixon Knowles A Nelson and Smith as members. William Engler 18 known as Paul Revere was arrested at Downey on a horse theft charge and attempted to escape in Short Line yards but was captured. He claimed he was en route to Mexico and had bur lap bags tied to a bedding roll with a frying pan and cooking utensils for the trek southward.
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Thomas
Curtis
Cox
Duffy
Secrist
Green
Oliver
Roubidoux
Smulien
G. Nelson
Pugmire
William
Dixon
Knowles
A. Nelson
Smith
William Engler
Paul Revere
Downey
Robin
Engler
Mexico
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Orville Wright
Auditorium Theatre
United States
National Mortgage Relief League
Geo. D. Iverson, Jr
Bank Street
Baltimore, Md
Community Chest Committee
Ralph Wolf
Ralph
Yale
J. H. Petersen
Joe
Bob Hamilton
Baltimore
Buell
S. M.A
Campana
Hind
Kelynos
Orlis
iSe Krank
Mennen
Pougere Royale
Mennen’s
Colgate
Wahl Oxford
Parkette
Kupfere
Leen Naval
Eaton, Crane
PIKE
Vick
Olafsen
Orfis
Nurito Dr. Scholl
Leon Navar
L’adonna
Rouge
Will
Perrin
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