Washington eager to join Idaho on Columbia River project
W G Swendsen Idaho reclamation official reports Washington eager to enter an agreement with Idaho on allocating Columbia river tributaries for the Basin irrigation project. He says plans must be presented before consent, noting storage via two lakes and three rivers without storage as a possibility.
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Boise
Yec
Wallington
Idaho
Columbia River
Columbia Basin
W. G. Swendsen
State Reclamation Department
Seattle
Columbia Rver Board
United States Chamber of Commerce
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Lonner
Pend O'Reille
Clark Fork
Priest Lake
Swendsen
Reclamation Department
Givin
den Orelle
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Washington Estate
Washington
Call Goes Out for Conference Delegate
Mrs. D. K. Brethan of the Idaho State Federation of Women's Clubs seeks a delegate to attend a January 18 conference in Washington D C. The U S department of labor hosts the event to discuss women in gainful employment. Federation members urged to respond promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
D. K. Brethan
Idaho State Federation of Women's Clubs
New National Museum
10Th and
B Streets
N. W
Washington
Women’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Idaho Federation
Aynone
Biethan
Four Idaho Falls youths jailed over unwanted advances on women
Three young men, Lyle Young Glen Charlest worth and Roe Ingraham, are in the city jail after allegedly forcing attentions on four young women Sunday evening. A fourth suspect Rulon Ratterd remains at large as Chief Carlson logs the complaint and arrest records.
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Idaho Falls
Chief Carlson
Lyle Young
Glen Charlesworth
Roe Ingraham
Rulon Ratterd
K P Lodge Elects and Plans Active Year
K P Lodge at Blackfoot elects C C Harris as chancellor commander W G Simpson as vice commander Howard Henderson master of work Walker W Davis master of ex cheauer Fred S Hale keeper of yeas and seals H V Weigal master of ex cheauer H F Huffman natest C B Harris inner guard and S Try Gutter Ruard. New officers plan an active year asserting the lodge will be in a more satisfactory condition than in several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trisbune
Blackfoot
K.P. Lodge
C. C. Harris
W. G. Simpson
Howard Henderson
Walker W. Davis
Fred 5. Hale
Yesatey and Seals
H.V. Weigal
Excheauer
H. F. Huffman
Natest
C. BE. Harris
Blackfoot Purchases City Christmas Trees
The Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce voted to underwrite the purchase of 100 seven to eight foot Christmas trees to decorate the business district. Each merchant will receive a tree for each Legion flag hole in front of their business and be assessed by the number of trees. The group also discussed city taxes noting reduced running expenses and no tax reduction expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plackfoot
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Tavey
Liquor Street Sales Lead to Arrests in Idaho City
Idaho officers arrested Louis Brewer for selling whiskey on the street and carrying a pint and glass. Judge Judee Singer fined Brewer 100 dollars and 0 days in probate court. John D. Dellazas received 60 days in jail and a 100 dollar fine for liquor law violations.
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Idaho
Falla
Louis Brewer
Judee Singer
Hrewer
Fame &S
John D. Dellazas
Kellogg Mine Strike Rich Galena Discovery Boosts Idaho Mining
The Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Company reports a key galena find on the 18 level of the Kellogg mine, with a parallel discovery in the Deadwood basin. Company bonds and leases support decades of development in southern and northern Idaho, underscoring the firm’s global success.
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Lolse
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Company
Idaho
Kellogg
Deadwood
Disappearance of Hudson Bay Fur Co Staff in Idaho Falls
In Idaho Falls the Hudson Bay Fur Co firm personnel, names unknown, vanished late Saturday night or Sunday with no trace since. Police chief Carlson has been notified and awaits developments while the new business group has folded and left town amid collectors' losses and concerns over the so called charging system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Annual Benefit Planned by Blackfoot Relief Society
Blackfoot December 15 The Blackfoot Stake Relief society plans its annual benefit at the Tabernacle December 22. The program features top local talent including Mrs Ethel Terry Rowdon Mrs Maude Butler Weber Miss Ellen Engstrom and Rev R A Robbins with ballet dancing and two one act plays The Florist Shop and The Mayor and the Manicure The proceeds go entirely to relief work.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Stake Relief Society
Stake Relief Society
Tabernacle
Ethel Terry Rowdon
Maude Butler Weber
Ellen Engstrom
L’ref. R. A. Robbins
Winifred Hawkridge
George Ade
Educational Psychology lecture opens Idaho Falls club series
Raymond Snyder city superintendent of schools delivered the first lecture in a planned six part series on Educational Psychology for the Idaho Falls Music club. The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion elected officers and several marriage licenses were issued in the county auditor's office. One hundred new telephone numbers were added to the local exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Raymond 8. Snyder
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Myrtle Chamberlain
Addie Crabtree
Louise Keefer
Marion McIntyre
George Witt
Leslie Gardner
Jennie Smith
Misa Smith
Tleonm
Myr. Gardner
Rexburg
L. A. Blackmer
Eva Heaps Blackmer
Mina Crow
Harry Moore
May Belle Eggleston
George Walker
Ammon
Harry Morgan
J. C. Schomler
Los Angeles
Pocatello Man Way Be Chosen
Boise December 16 reports state chamber executive committee aims to appoint a temporary publicity director for the Idaho Chamber of Commerce at the January meeting. A three member publicity committee will guide statewide messages. potential candidates include J A Hurader Nicholas Ifft Frank Brown M I Yeaman C A Bottolfsen Kirby Torrence and Ezra Fjeldisted is mentioned for both temporary and permanent roles.
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Tribune
Boise
State Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee
J. A. Hurader
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Nicholas Ifft
Poertello Tribune
Frank Brown
Idaho State Journal
M. I. Yeaman
Idaho Falls Times-Register
C. A. Bottolfsen
Arco Advertiser
Kirby Torrence
American Falls Press
Ezra Fjeldisted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Falls Forum Dinner to Feature Local Issues
Idaho Falls chamber of commerce plans a forum dinner at the Manhattan cafe on Tuesday evening. Officers will be nominated and topics include a new hotel, joining the Southeastern Idaho Fair association, and the Layne-Boier test well proposal.
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Idaho Falls
Leaves for home
Idaho Falls dispatch reports two L D S hospital staffers resigning. Dietitian Miss Alice Moore will leave January first for rest and travel to Georgia. Miss Bertha Cass in charge of surgery will relocate to Longmont Washington for new duties.
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Idaho Falls
Alice Moore
Northwest
Georgia
Bertha Cass
Longmont
Washington
Collier's selects an all American football team
Collier's Weekly announces an all American eleven chosen by Grantland Rice. The lineup includes ends Thayer and Oosterbaan, tackles Chase and Weir, guards Hess and Diehl, center McMillan, backs Wilson and Oberlander, and fallback Nevers. Dartmouth places two stars.
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New York
Collier’s Weekly
Grantland Rice
Walter Camp
Dartmouth
Associated Press
Oberlander
Collier’s
Grange
George Wilson
Nevers
Collier's
Caspar Whitney
Irvington-on-Hudson
Camp
Thayer
Pennsylvania
Oosterbaan
Michigan
Chase
Pittsburgh
Weir
Nebraska
Hess
Ohio State
Diehl
McMillan
Princeton
Illinois
Wilson
Washington
Stanford
Idaho Grocer James Burrup Dies by Self Inflicted Wound
James Burrup age 68 father of James T. Burrup Idaho Wholesale Grocery manager committed death by self with a pocket knife Sunday night. He cut his throat and wrists to ensure death. body found by his son around 8:30 this morning. He had a history of melancholy and a prior suicide attempt. Buried in Ogden with family.
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Idaho Palisa
James Burrup
James T. Burrup
Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company
Ogden
Explosion wrecks United States veterans hospital building
Los Angeles December 14 agents awaited explosion analysis from experts to determine cause of yesterday blast that wrecked a new concrete and tile wing at the veterans hospital four miles north of San Fernando. Three workers were injured as debris ejected into basements where two men investigated a hissing sound. L C Wheeler cited a gas theory while investigators checked all construction workers amid labor rumor suspicions.
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Los Angeles
Department of Justice
United States Veterans’ Hospital
San Fernando
L. C. Wheeler
Essick Quits Coast League To Join New York Club
William E. Essick former Vernon Coast League playing manager has signed as a scout for the New York American League club. Over six years with the Coast league Tigers he won three pennants and resigned a few weeks before the 1925 season ended.
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Los Angeles
William E. Essick
Vernon
Essick
Tigers
Diver Broadcast From North Sea Bottom Heard In Hamburg
A diver at the bottom of the North Sea off Heligoland transmitted his impressions to distant listeners. The message was clearly heard in Hamburg.
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North Sea
Heligoland
Hamburg
Church borrows money for Bavarian properties loan
Negotiations opened by the Bavarian Roman Catholic church with Wall Street bankers aim for a 10 to 30 million dollar loan secured by extensive real estate. If completed the issue would be the churchs first public bond sale.
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New York
Bavaria
Wall Street
Vatican
Blair and Company
Chase National Bank
New American College
Rome
Chamber Opposes Pinchot Method in Anthracite Dispute
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States adopted a resolution opposing Governor Pinchot's plan to settle the anthracite dispute. The board stated the proposal did not require arbitration of all controversial issues.
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Washington
Pinchot
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Rancher Rescued From Snowbound Wyoming Cabin
Walter McFadden, a rancher, was snowbound in a mountain cabin for six days with pneumonia and no water. A fellow rancher forced through the snow drifts to reach the cabin and transported him to a hospital in Laramie where he is expected to recover.
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Laramie
Wyo
Walter McFadden
McFadden
Karnak touted as cure all after kidney and stomach relief
Peter Kinyon of Ogden Utah touts Karnak claiming it cured years of kidney bladder and stomach trouble. He says he gained 18 pounds and feels twenty years younger and credits six bottles for his improvement. Sold by Schramm Johnson Drug Co and other town druggists.
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Peter Kinyon
27Th Street
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Kingor
Karnak
Pocateo
Schramm Johnson Drug Co
Beqpenl
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Idaho State News
Columbia
Commissioner of Reclamation
Renue
K. P. Lodge
Wey
Tripuine Spectar
BR. P. W. Meet
Bonneville County
Estella Mulliner
Pocatello
FORUM
W. L
Fox Jay Todd
1St Avenue
Maléen
Screen Star Sails
Mae Murray
the Majestic
England
Ulster
Chamber
Pocatello Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Co
East Bonneville
Hong Huy Bow
E. Center
Povatello, Idaho
Alaska
Zenith Radio
eScen E. Center
Ieee
Las
Scott
Zinlth
The
Pocatello Tribune
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottberg Jewelry Store
West Center
Teyroah
Mumia
Weert Enter
Happy
N. Main St
Lee
Sonnenkalb
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