Farm Bureau Elects S. H. Thompson President
The American Farm Bureau Federation chose S. H. Thompson of Quincy Illinois as president for a two year term at an annual salary of 12500 dollars. E A ONeal of Montgomery Alabama was re elected vice president and a new board of directors was named. The group backed a federal law based on the farmers export corporation principle similar to the rejected McNary Haugen plan.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
S. H. Thompson
Quincey
Exort
Coolidge
Farmers’ Export Corporation
Thompson
E. A. O'Neal
Montgomery
Ala
Thasie Farmers’ Organization
O. E. Bradfute
Xenia
Ohio
McNary-Haugett
Congress
Negroes Claim Self Defense In Officer Shooting Trial
In district court Judge Tudge O R Baum heard the case of James Owens and Curtis Barfield charged with assault with intent to murder Deputy Roe White near Bancroft on Sept 13. Witnesses testified including Mrs White and Dean White. Owens and Barfield testified they did not know White was an officer. The jury retired after closing arguments following Deputy White’s testimony and several witnesses.
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Tudge O. R. Baum
James Owens
Curtis Barfield
Roe White
Bancroft
Owens
Barfield
White
Dean
Bar- Less
Big Boy
Flcer
H. K. Higson
H. E. Clifford
Fred A. Rindlisbacher
William C. Gambles
John R. Turner
C. 8. Dalton
William G. Watts
J. B. Chedzey
T. W. Smith
Parley Lloyd
J. W. Aldred
Theo M. Martin
Will Appeal Case of James Pasta in Blackfoot
James Pasta of Pocatello was convicted in Judge Adair's Blackfoot court for traffic violations and sentenced to a £100 fine plus costs and 30 days in Bingham County jail. Pasta said he appealed to the Idaho Supreme Court arguing the jail term was illegal. represented by Attorney M. Jeffery.
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James Pasta
Pocatello
Adair
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Pasta
the Tribune
Supreme
Joint-Ease marketed for aching joints in ad copy
Pharmacists tout Joint-Ease as the remedy for sore creaky inflamed rheumatic joints. The product promises quick penetrating relief and may be sold for six cents per tube at druggists and stores.
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Ruggiers
Authors clash with filmers over stage play rights
New York December 10. A conflict between playwrights and motion picture producers over film rights to plays has prompted producing managers to draft a plan to settle differences. Forty seven members of the American dramatists and composers society met in secret to oppose Fox Film Corporation financing stage plays in exchange for film rights. A managers committee led by A H Woods Thomas Broadhurst H H Frazee Martin Beck and Brock Pemberton was appointed to negotiate. Details remain private.
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New York
American Dramatist and Composers’ Society
Fox Film Corporation
A. H. Woods
Thomas Broadhurst
H. H. Frazee
Martin Beck
Brock Pemberton
Santa Busy at OSL Workshop in Pocatello
Santa Claus opens a workshop at the OSL fire station for Pocatello Shop Employes association children. Chief Judd Parker Captain Gower and Captain Couzens assist in toy repair painting and preparation for a 1:30 p m Christmas Day event with gifts including a 20 pound dressed turkey donated by Aubrey Stains and a lap robe prize for the top dependent family.
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Santa Claus
Pocatello Shop
Santa
Judd Parker
Gower
Couzens
Pocatello
Aubrey Stains
Kelker
the Tribune
Four Year Tech stance and city issues discussed by Samuel Cox
Communications Editor presents his position on the Four Year Tech matter and state board of education with a No vote cited. He argues against a proclamation for a Saturday parade, pledges support for the movement, and seeks transparency for taxpayers while noting local concerns about Pocatello institutions. Also notes a scout meeting at Congregational church and costs for Feodor Preeslen.
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Tribune
State Board of Education
Pocatello
Samuel Cox
Radio Show Attracts 4000. plans for annual event formed
About 4000 people attended the three day radio show ending last night. A permanent organization of radio dealers will be formed to run the event annually. Six awards were presented to individuals and firms for equipment and services. A coordinating meeting is planned at Bannock hotel next Wednesday to pursue cooperative sales and service. Local dealers and sponsor firms include Buck's Auto Electric Capitol Electric Intermountain Electric Co Western Battery Supply ZCMI and others.
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Carl Martin
South Sublette
Mary Peters
Hotel Temple
Hazel Quaxdrof
Temple Hotel
Radiogram
Lawrence Maclafferty
C. 8
Martin
One
Bannock Hotel
T. Boaden
Buck's Auto Electric
C. & L. Electric Company
Capitol Electric Company
Easy Vacuum & Washing Machine Company
J. 2. Halliwell
E. D. Harrison
Intermountain Electric Ccompany
McKenzie Auto Equipment
Otor Car Equipment Company
Leon F. Molinelli
Poratelio Electric Supply Company
Reliable Loan & Jewelry Shop
Western Battery Supply Company
Montana Electric Company
Rupert Electric Company
Stravels Catterson Company
East Grid Champs Ready for Game in Los Angeles
Mount Vernon high school football team, touted as the eastern champion, will play Los Angeles high school in Los Angeles on December 26. The squad plans to travel with 24 players, two physicians, a manager, and is guaranteed 10 500 for the trip under Head Coach Harry White and assistant Leroy Malls.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Mount Vernon High School
Los Angeles High School
Pacific Coast
Harry White
Leroy Malls
Quick visit at Ogden Pavilion with Kettenrings
Dr and Mrs W F E Kettenring of 225 South Fourth avenue hosted guests Mr and Mrs Fred Korneten and son George from Idaho Falls and Mrs Hannah Wheeler of Snohomish Washington sister of Mrs Kettenring for a pavilion visit in Ogden.
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Kettenring
W. FE. Kettenring
South Fourth Avenue
Fred Korneten
George
Idaho Falls
Hannah Wheeler
Snohomish, Wash
K Ettenrings
Cal's Colt arrives as unique rocking horse
Los Angeles salesman Charles Dunnage markets Cal's Colt rocking horse in the city, marketed as a miniature of President Coolidge's famed steed. The report notes a German trend toward industrial mergers with three major photographic manufacturers combining.
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Charles Dunnage
Los Angeles
Coolidge
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Wednesday
The transfers include Joseph T Pond etux to Elmer W Smith for a water right. W A Barrett etux to Paul W Raschke for Lot 18 Lot 19 Block 179 and 5600 feet. Frank R DeWitt etux to Utah Mortgage Loan Corp for N14 SW SW 4 NW Sec 17 Twp 10 R 41. H W Henderson sheriff to Union Central Life Ins Co for N SW SW NW Sec 17 Typ 18 BR 41 E B M 120 acres. N W Henderson sheriff to Union Central Life Ins Co for N SW N SEY SW14 NW Sec 22 85 percent NEW.
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Pond
Joseph T. Etux
Elmer W. Smith
Barrett
Wm. A. Etux
Paul W. Raschke
DeWitt
Frank R. Etux
Utah Mtg. Loan Corp
Henderson
H.W
Union Central Life Ins. Co
N& SW
N. W
Sheriff
N& Sey
Sw14
Land records list transfers to Union Central Life and others
Multiple entries show Henderson H W Sheriff transferring parcels in sections and townships to Union Central Life Insurance Co and Minion Central Life Ins Co. Included are 189 and 147 acre tracts with various described parcels and miscl land notes.
Railroad league contests ignite Tuesday at Columbia alleys
The three game series at Columbia alleys Tuesday evening featured railroad league action. Scores led by Mail Ulerke show a competitive set of games as teams battled for position in the standings.
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Columbia Alleys
Mail Ulerke
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E. B. M. Henderson
Minion Central Life Ins. Co
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