Idaho Employment Steady Amid Seasonal Shifts
Idaho's unemployment remains confined to a small number of released highway workers and beet field laborers. Boise and Pocatello report continued plant operations, active building, and strong demand for skilled metal mine labor as new rail work and local construction sustain steady employment.
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Idaho
Industrial Employment Survey
Mountain District
United States Employment Service
U. S. Department of Labor
Boise and
Poentello
California
Orofino
White Pine
Camimen
Tabor Ampice
Boise
Vocatello
American Falls
Supreme Court Affirms Nelson Damage Verdict
Idaho Supreme Court upholds a $2000 damage award in favor of Hugh Nelson through his guardian Thomas Nelson against Ephraim Johnson and Joseph Johnson. Appeal from Bing ham County denied. court finds substantial evidence supports verdict and verdict not excessive.
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Boise
Hugh Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Ephraim Johnson
Joseph Johnson
Idaho Supreme Court
Bingham County
Burglary reported at Bubl Wool & Hide warehouse
Vigorous search by Sheriff M. Eneh's forces continues for burglars who broke into the Bubl Wool and Hide company warehouse in the west end and stole valuable hides. A $100 reward is offered by Sheriff Finch with a hint about the car likely used to remove the loot.
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Twin Falls
M. E.neh
Bubl Wool & Hide Company
West End
Finch
Idaho Editorial Association to Meet in Twin Falls
Twin Falls reports that the Idaho State Editorial association will meet January 8 and 9, according to secretary Charles F. Dwight who received the notice from Guy Fienner.
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Twin Falls
Idaho State Editorial Association
Charles F. Dwight
Guy Fienner
Winners to compete in Ashton dog race January 16
Idaho Falls December 23 AP Winners Smoky Gaston Larry Kennedy and Wren Cordingley from three Ashton dog races will run January 16 as part of the Idaho Wool Growers convention in Idaho Falls. trainers already prepared at Idaho Falls with a 15 mile course from the courthouse returning to the start.
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Idaho Falls
Ashton
Smoky Gaston
Larry Kennedy
Wren Cordingley
Idaho
Idaho Cows Set State Dairy Records in Year
Idaho Falls reports several dairy cows setting state records in the past year. Knight's Clever Princess 453569, a five year old Jersey, completed a 365 day test producing 724.46 pounds of butterfat and 13 612 pounds of milk averaging 5 36 percent fat. She surpassed Kink's Roberta with 712.94 pounds butterfat and 12 577 pounds milk. Princess bred by T R Allen of Buhl and owned by Carl D. Irwin of Kimberly. Irwin's herd holds two 165 day records and one 365 day state record.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Knight
Princess
Jersey
Roberta
T. R. Allen
Buhl
Golden Mary Kimbreridge
Carl D. Irwin
Kimberly
Mr. Irwin
Twin Falls Plans Big Opening Road Celebration
Twin Falls and surrounding area plan February 15 festivities for the new road from Rogerson in Twin Falls county to Wells Nevada. The Union Pacific built cut off links to the Western Pacific for a shorter coastal route to San Francisco benefiting central Idaho.
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Twin Falls
Rogerson
Twin Falls County
Wells
Nevada
Western Pacific
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Idaho
Two Workmen’s Compensation Claims Approved Over $100
In Toise on December 23 John Gianni a Gates company employee received 45.90 disability compensation and 58.20 medical fees on a claim closed by the industrial accident board. David W. Osford a Bonners Ferry Lumber Company worker was awarded 269.20. These were the only two of 23 claims closed with awards above 100 dollars.
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Toise
John Gianni
Gates Company
Locatello
Industrial Accident Board
David W. Osford
A. C. White Lumber Company
Bonners Ferry
McCammon Residents Take Christmas Holiday California Trips
McCammon residents and visitors plan and undertake holiday trips to California and nearby cities. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Romrell and family, Miss Leona Dixon, Mrs. Mary Nash, and Mrs. J Judd, with other locals visiting relatives in Los Angeles San Francisco Rigby Pendleton and Pocatello.
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Tribune
McCammon
California
Abraham Romrell
Charles Romrell
George Romrell
Althea
Dora Rommell
Andrew Romero
Soda Springs
Wm. Danks
Virginia Bagley
Montpelier
Henry Erickson
John T. Carlyle
San Francisco
Roy A. Harris
Pendleton
Oregon
Wilhl
Harris
Mary ©. Nash
Marguerite Nash
Calvin Cragan
Los Angeles
Leona Dixon
R. L. Dixon
James Barron
Rigby
Laurence Thomas
Sara Nesser
Hilda Nesser
Helen Price
Alonson Norton
J. Judd
Pocatello
Christmas Dance at K C Hall with Mc Ilveen Bros
Christmas Dance set for Pri night at K C Hall featuring Mc Ilveen Bros orchestra. Admission 75 cents. Event listed in local notices with other classified items including livestock for sale and business notices.
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K. C. Hall
Pri
McIlveen Bros. Orchestra
Millions for Day Measure Faces Prohibition Clash
Washington dispatch reports the House rejected a prohibition funding restriction 159 to 17. A $250,000 provision to bar fraud in procurement of liquor evidence failed, while other appropriations passed include $24.213 million for the coast guard boosting enlistments and a $9.306 million dry law enforcement allocation plus $50,000 for enforcement posters.
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Washington
House
Tucker
Virginia
Ciry
Coast Guard
Armour & Company denies dividends on B stock
Armour and Company president F Edson White said no dividend has been considered for the B stock. He dismissed reports of a January BR stock dividend and other exaggerated profit claims. The fiscal year closes January 2 with the auditor's figures due March 15.
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Chicago
Armour & Company
F. Edson White
Armour & Co
Langley Would Resign If Supreme Court Appeal Fails
Washington December 23 AP The special House committee investigating Representative John W. Langley Kentucky Republican and convicted conspirator to violate the national prohibition act said it understood he would resign from the House if his appeal to the Supreme Court fails.
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Washington
House
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Supreme Court
House Adjourns for Holidays in Christmas Recess
The House completed work on the first of the annual supply measures for the Treasury and post office departments and adjourned for a Christmas recess without a final vote. Rep Bacon of New York announced plans to draft a bill to strengthen powers of the American governor general in the Philippines. After sharp debate, the house approved the treasury provisions funding prohibition enforcement for next year.
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Washington
Treasury
Post Office
House
Philippine Islands
Bacon
New York
Highway Proposed Links Nevada and Oregon
Reno receives letters from Governor Pierce of Oregon about building a highway linking Nevada with Oregon along the Oregon trail from Denio. He notes Oregon's likely funding support for a state building at Nevada’s transcontinental highway exposition, postponed to 1927.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Oregon
Roberts
Walter M. Pierce
Denio
Pierce
Pope's Golden Rose Honors Queen on 26th Wedding Anniversary
Queen Elizabeth received a golden rose with Pope Pius's blessing in Brussels to mark 26 years since marrying King Albert on October 2, 1900. Papal nuncio presented the rose as King Albert and Princess Marie Jose looked on. The gift was placed beside the earlier rose to Queen Henriette of Leopold II.
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Brussels
Belgium
Elizabeth
Pius
Albert
Munich
Brusse Is
Marie Jose
Henriette
Leopold II
Jazz dancers enliven Monte Carlo scenes with bells and cymbals
Ten dansants in Monte Carlo before casino openings are entertained by metallic garter bells and cymbal effects from revolving heel discs on women’s slippers. The jingling bracelets and new coat of mail tunics add to the lively atmosphere as jazz bands compete for attention.
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Monte Carlo
Casino
Brazil creditors plan to back coffee price with London loans
Sao Paulo plans to borrow about 50 million dollars from London financiers to prop up coffee as Congress and Secretary Hoover seek relief for Americans hurt by high rubber prices. Brazil may seek U S credits, prompting possible retaliatory actions if coffee and rubber costs rise.
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Washington
Dee
Congress
Hoover
Great Britain
Sao Paulo
Brazil
London
Keover
Hoover targets rubber prices and auto users appeal
The text notes Mr. Hoover launching an attack on rubber prices and seeking cooperation of American automobile users. It also mentions an appeal to reduce the cost of coffee and Tribune want ads delivering results.
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Hoover
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