Four Year Tech campaign rattles Idaho education officials
Boise reports that the Miy council of Pocatello approved a Four Year Tech drive designating a day to recruit thousands of members. The campaign urges votes for candidates backing a four year Idaho Technical Institute and a reform of the state board of education, signaling a large statewide fight to reshape education authority.
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Idaho Technical Institute
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Pocatello State Aokee
Idaho Techniad
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Southeastern Tdaho
New Tech
Idaho Tech
State Board of Errestion
Seven Held on Liquor Charge in Twin Falls Hearing
Seven men and one woman charged under the federal prohibition enforcement act face a hearing today before U S Commissioner H E Powers in Twin Falls. Arrests were made about a month ago in Nevada with sheriff’s help and prisoners were taken to the county jail. Warrants were served today to determine why the defendants should be held for Idaho or Nevada courts and whether they may gain bail.
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H. E. Powers
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Meanroe
Idaho
Woman Killed in Crossing Accident at Boise Station
Mrs. Althea Cress aged 68 of Boise was instantly killed when a Brdge Valley Traction interurban car struck the Nett roadster she rode in with her daughter Mrs. Charles Cross at Riverside station two and a half miles west of Boise. The daughter suffered serious injuries as physicians reported.
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Charles . Cross
Iiversi¢E
Former Idaho Politician Stephen P. Taylor Dies in Texas
Stephen P D Taylor former Idaho Republican central committee chairman and former state auditor died December 4 at his Fort Worth Texas home. He edited the Tenner s Ferry Herald founded 1889 and served in the Idaho legislature 1907 to 1909 12. Taylor will be buried beside his wife in Horse. The Boise aide Hartlett Sinclair received the notice. The body will be brought to Boise early next week.
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Senate
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Idaho Power Firms Share $70,229.95 Tax Rebates
Boise December 11 AP Rebates granted to power companies in Idaho on 1924 taxes total 70 229 95 The rebates apply under section 106 of 1941 laws to equipment used for irrigation water delivery The three companies Idaho Power Utah Power and Light and Washington Power share the rebate Reductions cut gross taxes from 671 687 64 to 601 457 69 and consumers get a proportional savings on irrigation water.
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Blackfoot Elks Plan Christmas Cheer Disbursement
Blackfoot lodge of Elks prepares to deliver Christmas dinners books clothing candy and toys to homes in Blackfoot and vicinity. Welfare committee led by J H Early Dr W S Hoge and others coordinates distribution with many auxiliary members assisting and donations sought from lodge members.
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H. I. MacCosham
Mark
Christmas seal sales start in Blackfoot with school drive
Blackfoot plans Christmas seal fundraising led by Knights of Pythias Mark Farmer as chair. School canvass begins December 15 targeting pupils and parents, with no residence district canvass. Bee Hive Girls to run booth sales later. Bingham County rural schools report strong early sales and restock requests.
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Bingham County
Investigation into tree cutting on state land near Larrel Springs
The Idaho state land department opened an inquiry to identify those responsible for cutting pines on state land near Larrel Springs north of Boise. Prosecutions are expected. K bh Robb, engineer for the mate metor transport section, visited the site yesterday and reported that many pines were cut and topped for use as Christmas trees.
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Check Artists Numerous in Idaho Falls Tribune Specal
Idaho Falls city and county officers warn merchants about a surge of bad check writers. Officials urge cautious acceptance of checks from strangers to cut losses, citing many reports of non negotiable payments and police and sheriff concerns.
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Sheriff's Office
Sayle-Peter to sink test wells in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls December 11 The Sayle Peter company of Memphis Tennessee negotiates with Mayor Louis and the city council to sink test wells to determine if pure water can be obtained by drilling A film show at the Colonial theater demonstrated methods and results of the survey The Layle-Idler company offers to sink the wells at their own expense and would cover preliminary survey cost if results prove futile
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Injured When Horse Falls in Swan Valley
Idaho Falls dispatch reports W. B. Baker of Swan Valley was injured when his horse fell Wednesday evening. He suffered a broken jaw and minor head injuries and was brought to Idaho Falls for treatment after a long night ride due to a rough upper valley road.
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Idaho Citizens Don't Like Installments
Idaho residents of moderate means paid their 1944 income tax in a single payment, says Evan Evans collector for Idaho. He notes prosperity for the state and that many average earners settled taxes at once while larger taxpayers chose installments to keep cash free.
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King Hill project ignored in Idaho reclamation budgets
Washington budget proposes funds for Horse and Minidoka projects but makes no appropriation to operate the King Hill project next summer. Reclamation Commissioner Mead says King Hill settlers fail to repay construction costs and pay maintenance, calling the project a dead road. Requests include 394900 for Noise and 620000 for Minidoka, with other small adjustments and no expansion for Michaud.
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Emmons Visit Notes and Local Activities in McCammon
Amanda Emmons leaves McCammon for Hollywood after a week visit with Mr and Mrs Wm Emmons then travels via Salt Lake City to visit friends in Ogden and Po catello. Max S Cohn ships ten carloads beef to Ogden. Newell Rommel and Vera Shite announce birth of a girl Dec 6. Lester Rommel prepares for LDS mission in New York City with a farewell program and dance. Helen Stone leads home demonstration on Christmas gifts with patterns for dolls and bags.
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L. D
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Bannock County
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Coolidge Plan Faces Idaho Resistance in Reclamation Debate
Idaho senators and representatives dispute President Coolidge’s push for state and local cooperation with federal reclamation projects. Senator Gooding blasts the plan as impractical and unconstitutional for Idaho to partner while the feds retain lands. He argues irrigation should stay federal while Idaho manages its own projects if forest lands are turned over. Representative Smith supports the president's overall stance but is wary of tying new projects to state aid. Representative Cramton ally Brench prefers compromise and notes past failures where state cooperation would have altered projects.
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Wyoming
Pocatello Declares Four Year Tech Day Parade
The city council proclaims Saturday December 12 1925 from 1 30 p m to 5 30 p m as Four Year Tech Day. The Pour Year Tech club committee is granted permission to parade the streets. BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
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Idaho Falls to Serve Term in County Jail
Mary Mercik a federal prisoner from Bing ham county has been turned over to Bonneville county officers to serve an intermediate term for a squar charge. Samuels a Progressive candidate for governor visited Chief Carlson and presented a $50 check tied to a reward for a snipers case. Vera Miller 31 was committed to the Blackfoot asylum after a sanity hearing and hospitalization. Rogers Bros Seed Company donated 100 toward the Red Cross county drive led by Maurice Hackett, the largest gift in years.
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Bingham County
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Vera Miller
Blackfoot Asylum
Bonneville
Red Cross
Rogers Bros. Seed Company
Maurice Hackett
Red Crosa Society
Mrs Bevis’s tale of relief from constipation with Kellogg’s ALI-Baam
Mrs F S Burts of Jacksonville Florida credits Kellogg’s ALI-Baam with ending 12 years of constipation and daily medicines. She says after 12 months on ALI-Baam she has no pills, has gained weight and feels 10 years younger, expressing deep gratitude.
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Battle Creek
Mich
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Jacksonville
Florida
Portland Population Grows 30 Percent Since 1915 Census
Portland's population at the close of 1925 is 335,774, up from 258,288 in 1915, an increase of 30 percent, according to a survey for the Oregonian.
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Oregonian
Horse fall injures Swan Valley rider in Idaho
W S B rer of Swan Valley was severely hurt when his horse fell on a frozen Idaho road as he rode toward Irwin. He suffered a broken jaw and serious bruising, and was transported by auto to a medical facility arriving about 3:30 this morning.
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Tremor Felt Across City as Seismograph Detects Shock
The University of Chicago seismograph recorded a strong tremor at 8 40 yesterday with the main shock and a total disappearance a minute later. The event was estimated to have occurred about 2 196 miles away and was first noted at 8 33 in the morning.
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