Italians Tame the Tribesmen in Somaliland Conflict
Rome reports Italian forces retaliated after the killing of two officers and a soldier in Italian Somaliland. Bergal was destroyed and a naval blockade placed along the coast. Italy pursues a protectorate shift in Misertius with Prince Sealen and Casare Di Vaccchi directing operations.
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Rome
Osman Mahmud
Italian Somaliland
Bengal
Sultanate of Misertius
Bergal
Prince Sealen
Somaliland
Casesare di Vaccchi
Misertius
Obbia
Nogal
Sultanate
Court Sustains Accident Case in Idaho
Boise Idaho December 19 The Idaho Supreme Court reversed a district court ruling in Kootenai County and affirmed B W Brady s claim after a barber shop fire lit sliver injury led to infection and loss of use of his arm A P report
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Boise
Supreme Court of the State of
Rudolph Valentino Surprised by Divorce Action
Paris reports Rudolph Valentino, the actor, returned from London and faced news of his wife Winifred Hudnut filing for divorce. Valentino, surprised and in the dark about her intentions, avoided discussing the matter and planned to proceed to Berlin then London for Christmas with relatives.
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Paris
Rudolph Valentino
London
Winifred Hudnut
Valentino
Ile
Berlin
White Christmas Sight For Montana After Warm December
Montana faced a cold front as snow spread across the state. Five inches in Helena accompanied a dip toward subzero readings at Sweetgrass near the Canadian line. The outlook includes more snow and colder conditions with lingering bitter wind chills.
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Montana
Sweetgrass
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Boise Veterans Hospital Receives Positive Inspection Report
Dr. Winthrop Adams completed an inspection of the United States Veterans' bureau hospital in Boise. He found conditions excellent and noted the Boise unit serves a large territory with about 150 patients under treatment, fewer than average for its scope.
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Boise
United States Veterans’ Bureau Hospital
Winthrop Adams
Burley funeral, illness, and Eastern Star meeting announced
Mrs. Charles Skiles returned from Burley after attending her nephew's funeral and fell ill, spending two weeks in Burley hospital. Radiant chapter Eastern Star No. 61 schedules a 7 30 p m initiation and officer installation with Mrs. George Gagan of Blackfoot in charge. B A Denkers of 738 South Fourth avenue shows rapid improvement after three weeks ill. he works at the Oregon Short Line upholstering shop.
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Charles Skiles
Burley
Glen Bates
Bates
V. Anderson
Skiles
Burley Hospital
Radiant Chapter
Eiastern Star No. 61
George Gagan
Blackfoot
B. A. Denkers
South Fourth Avenue
Denkers
Oregon Short Line
Metropolitan Life managers luncheon at Bannock Hotel
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company managers and salesmen held a 2 o'clock luncheon today at the Bannock hotel followed by an afternoon business session. Fourteen attendees were present.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Bannock Hotel
Miss Kerr Heads to Sandy Idaho for Holidays
Miss Evelyn Kerr, an instructor at Franklin Junior High, leaves for Sandy Idaho to spend the holidays. Attorney Tiane McDougall plans a trip next week to Los Angeles for Christmas. Miss Ethel Taylor, deputy county treasurer, likewise departs for Los Angeles to spend the holidays.
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Evelyn Kerr
Sandy
Idaho
Miss Kerr
Franklin
Tiane McDougall
Los Angeles
Ethel Taylor
Judge Baum Sets Motions for Monday Hearing
Judge O. R. Baum has set a number of motions for hearing in district court to be heard Monday morning.
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O. R. Baum
Funeral Notices From Lund Area Pressed
Mrs. Arvine Andersen wife of Carl Anderson of Lund died this morning at a local hospital. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Schumacher and Hall company with services to be announced. John Boyd's funeral slated Sunday at 2 PM from Schumacher and Hall chapel officiated by Bishop Quinn. Marie Thiros daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Thiros of 748 North Fifth avenue died Friday night at a local hospital. Thiros owns Beise Confectionery on East Center. She is survived by three brothers and one sister. Body in care of Schumacher and Hall. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Arvine Andersen
Carl Anderson
Lund
Schumacher and Hall Company
John Boyd
Bishop Quinn
L. D
Marie Thiros
Bill Thiros
North
Fifth Avenue
Thiros
Beise
East Center
Schumacher and Hail Company
Local residents in town for various matters
Mr and Mrs F L Jacobsen of Bancroft visited yesterday on business. Mrs William Linsey of Blackfoot attended to affairs in town. Jim Coates' daughter at 908 North Ninth burned her foot on boiling water. George Ferguson at 252 North Main underwent a serious operation. Mr and Mrs C W Lawrence of 545 West Fremont depart for Los Angeles for Christmas. Miss Mabel Park of 135 North Arthur left for Logan Utah to visit parents. Mr and Mrs Gettlib Miller of American Falls were here. Mrs David Powell at 322 West Wyeth is ill. Dave Brownie of 333 West Fremont has an injured eye.
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F. L. Jacobsen
Bancroft
William Linsey
Pocatello
Lindsey
Blackfoot
Jim Coates
North Ninth
George Ferguson
North Main
C. W. Lawrence
West Fremont
Los Angeles
Mabel Park
North Arthur
Logan
Utah
Gettlob Miller
American Falls
David Powell
West Wyeth
Dave Brownie
West
Fremont
Real estate transfers filed on Friday listed several lot trades
Transfers show Robbins to Titus Coombs for multiple lots in Sec 2 and Sec 34, Hawkley to M A Richmond for Lots 3 4 5 Block 307, Wells to Mary Reddy, Mora Johnson to Lester Sant, J R Munn to Anna Behle, Andrew Ingelstrom to Lorenzo Mower and Boyd Bevan, Henry O Leary to Emil Erickson for several lots, and H W Henderson Sheriff to North American Mortgage Co in sections 29 30 and township 36 east.
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Charles A. Etux
Titus W. Coombs
S. R
EF. Hawkley
Wm. J. Etux
M. A. Richmond
Wells
Richard H. Etux
Mary Reddy
Johnson
Mora
Lester C. Sant
Grace. Munn
J. R
Anna’ Behle
Ingelstrom
Andrew O. Etux
Lorenzo Mower
Andrew Detux
Boyd A. Bevan
O'Leary
Henry Et al
Emil Erickson
Henderson
H. W
Sheriff
North American Mortgage Co
Night Express Derails Near Altoona in Pennsylvania
Eight passengers and two trainmen were injured, five seriously, when the Philadelphia Night Express No. 32 derailed on a steep grade near Bennington ten miles west of Altoona. The eastbound train from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia with New York connections broke from the rails as the locomotive left the tracks, dragging sleeper cars, coaches and express cars. A relief train with doctors, nurses and rail workers was rushed from Altoona to assist.
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Altoona
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bennington
Pittsburgh
New York
Candlelit good deed shines in a naughty world
A compact meditation on virtue, a small act of kindness stands out against a mischievous backdrop. The image contrasts moral light with a world inclined to mischief, highlighting quiet generosity as a beacon.
Barber Receives Christmas Gift Heir to Estate
California based barber John L. Cook opens a New York letter and learns he is heir to one half of his father Frederick Cook's estate of Hanover Germany. His share is about $100000. The other half goes to his sister Mrs G W Krutchfield of Stuntsville Missouri.
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California
John L. Cook
Barber
New York
Frederick Cook
Hanover
Germany
G. W. Krutchfield
Stuntsville
Liquor Rules Ban Distilled Spirits in Medicinal Use
The treasury ordered a ban on using whiskey brandy rum or gin in manufacturing medicinal preparations flavoring extracts and syrups after February 1 1931 Alcohol and Wines may be used instead Drug suppliers may still use distilled spirits for prescriptions or physician approved compounding The order was issued by Assistant Secretary Andrews enforcement of prohibition authorities to deny permits revoke formulas and withdraw the prohibited spirits in those applications In Santa Barbara Dr Herbert L Younger a Stanford graduate of 1902 was found dead in his room He leaves three sisters including Countess Alice Nuent of Berlin and Maude Younger a Washington DC social worker
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Andrews
Santa Barbara
Calif
Herbert L. Younger
Stanford University
Vagrancy Case Tried in Court Notes Plea and Fine
John Chess was found guilty of vagrancy by Police Judge John W. Peter and fined £50. His attorney William Edens said an appeal would be filed. City Attorney B. W. Davis represented the city. Chess claimed Shoshone residence and ill health prevented work while seeking sheep business employment.
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John Chess
John W. Peter
Chess
William Edens
B. W. Davis
Shoshone
Big Maggie
American Falls
Pocatello
Weather Outlook for Northwest Regions this Week
Weather outlook issued from Washington predicts occasional snow in the Northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions with rain or snow west of the divide as the week begins Monday. Temperatures expected to run below normal across the area, especially east of the divide.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Divide
Y M C A Leader Sees Prince in Tokyo Audience
John Mott general secretary of the international YMCA was received by the Prince Regent in Tokyo today. Ambassador MacVeagh presented him at the audience.
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Tokyo
John Mott
Ambassdor MacVeagh
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