Colby Given Great Sendoff in Montevideo
Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby was welcomed by large crowds in Montevideo as the battleship Florida arrived. He was greeted at the pier by Foreign Minister Buers and later received by President Brain as bands played The Star Spangled Banner and other tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Welecome Bainbridge Colby
Americana
Florida
Colby
South America
Uruguey
Uruguyan
Nni
Buers
Brain
College Teams Debate at Intercollegiate Labor Conference
Delegates from many colleges attend the twelfth annual inter-collegiate conference on labor and radical movements in New York. A main session debates whether capitalism is collapsing with Morris Hillquit and Scott Nearing defending the affirmative and Talcott Williams and Joseph Coban speaking for the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conference On Labor and Radical Movements
Capitaliam
Morris Hilquit
Scott Nearing
University of Pennsylvania
Talcott Williams
Joseph Ay Coban
Mail car robbery reported on Santa Fe eastbound train
Needles California December 29 AP. Train No. 2 eastbound on the Santa Fe was robbed between Needles and Ash Fork. Postal workers found the car empty at Ash Fork and reported the theft. Loss amount not estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needles
Cal
Santa Fe
Here
Ashfork
Tin Can Tourists Open Four Day Convention
In Tampa Florida the Tin Can Tourists of the World began their annual convention with about two thousand attendees. G M Tremaine of Fredonia NY served as presiding officer. The event runs four days and highlights a group of travelers who live in cars and tents on free camp sites. The local colony includes forty states and over one thousand members and maintains its own newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
G. M. Tremaine
Fredonia
N. Y
Fiorella d Annunzio siege of Fiume dominates War Saga
The article recounts the 1919 Fiume siege led by Gabriele d Annunzio with 8 000 volunteers against Italian regulars. It notes mines, grenades, and machine guns used by occupiers, civilian tolls, and the strategic dispute over Fiume tied to the Treaty of London and Wilson’s self determination principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionarres
d’Annunzian
Fiume
d'Annunzio
British Debt Four Billion Dollars and Policy on Exchanges
The British debt stands at 4,196,060,000 dollars. Secretary Houston outlines Liberty bonds exchanges, long term maturities by June 15 1967 or October 15 1938, with sinking funds and settlement of war claims using U S obligations. He notes accelerated deferred interest if currency nears gold points, and forecasts rain or snow tonight and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Horne
Houston
United States
Jazz Faces Demise and Rise of Good Music
Chicago December 29 delegates to the National Music Teachers Association opened their annual meeting predicting the demise of jazz and a renaissance of "good music" as music will provide emotional stimulus formerly sought from alcohol. Robert G. McCutcheon of Depauw University argued music will drown out red agitators with a singing nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Music Teachers’ Association
Robert G. McCutcheon
Fine Arts School
Depauw University
German Education System Misaligned with National Benefit
Dr E Sisson of Montana University told the Utah Educational Association that while Germany’s system achieves results, its aims are wrong. He spoke at the twenty fifth annual convention in Salt Lake City emphasizing reforms oriented to national benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
E. ©. Sisson
Montana University
Utah Educational Association
Cement Dealers in a Comb ine Describe Trade Discrimination
Gabriele Brown president of Alpha Portland Cement testifies before a legislative committee probing the building trust. He says the National Association of Cement Manufacturers and the Portland Cement Association had a rule charging contractors at least five cents more per barrel than dealers. He notes cement mill prices rose 75 cents per barrel from January to October while production costs increased 17 cents.
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New York
Gabriele Brown
Alpha Portland Cement Company
Building Trust
National Association of Cement Manufacturers
Portland Cement Association
Brown
Soviet asks reps abroad to identify Russians seeking return
The Russian Soviet government has asked its overseas representatives to provide details on Russians who wish to return home, focusing on journalists politicians and artists. The inquiry aims to locate individuals with potential for repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhaggen
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
One Pound Baby Born Christmas Night in Abilene
A one pound baby born Christmas night to Mr. and Mrs. W B Pruitt of Abilene Texas shows signs of strong health. The infant is wrapped in cotton and nourishments are regularly taken.
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Tex
W. B. Pruitt
Adriatic Settlement After Fiume Crisis in 1920
The Dalmatian coast forceful actions and a December stand by Gabriele d'Annunzio marked a tense period. A November 1920 treaty outlined Istrian frontier to Yugoslavia, Fiume to pursue independence with Italian contiguity, and Zara under Italian suzerainty. Italy urged d'Annunzio to quit Fiume, who warned it would be a fatal step. fighting resumed as Italian troops surrounded the city by December.
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Sussak
Rieniak
Durazzo
Tran
Cansua
Zara
Warshi
Sareme
Adriatic
Italy
Piume
Chorso
Lussin
Unie
Foreign Relations Oaealtee
Italian Chamber of Deputies
D’annunzio
Jugo- Slavia
Fiume
Viame
Widows and royal relations loom in Greek court circles
Athens December 28 Madame Manos widow of the late King Alexander has near royal status and friendly ties with the ruling house. Princess Anastasia wife of Prince Christopher is recognized as a Greek princess. William Leeds son of Princess Anastasia may wed Princess Olga daughter of Prince Nicholas and niece of King Constantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Madame Manos
Alexander
Anastasia
Christopher
William Leeds
Olga
Nicholas
Constantine
Postponed arraignment of 77 constabulary soldiers
In Manila on December riots that left eleven dead, the arraignment of seventy seven constabulary soldiers on murder charges was postponed indefinitely per defense request. Eight face sedition charges with trial January 3. sixty nine pleaded guilty. murder accusations to follow after sedition. Four Americans and seven Filipinos died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Dee. 99
Conatabulary
Manila Police
Filipino Constabulary
Constabulary
California Delegation Convenes Over Japan Land Bill
The California delegation met in executive session to discuss the Japanese land legislation recently adopted in the state but adjourned without a definite course of action. They await further information from the state department and California officials as discussions with the Japanese ambassador continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
Congress
State Department
Jordan Refuses Valley Industrial Incorporation in Japan Case
Secretary of State Frank C. Jordan refused to file the first papers of the Japanese land corporation Valley Industrial in Sacramento. He delayed articles of incorporation pending court ruling on Japanese naturalization after an anti-alien land act amendment took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Frank C. Jordan
The
Valley Industrial Corporation
Fresno
Jordan
Bond house ex-head charged in naturalization case
Fred S. Morris former head of Morris Brothers Incorporated arrested on a federal warrant accusing him of aiding John L. Etheridge former president of the firm to obtain naturalization when Etheridge was not entitled to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Fred S. Morris
Morris Brothers, Incorporated
John L. Etheridge
Morris Brothers
Etheridge
Brazilians Oppose Teaching Italian in Brazilian Schools
In Rio de Janeiro on December 28, AP reports Brazilian officials object to Italy's proposal in a labor and emigration accord to teach Italian in districts with Italian immigrants. They warn obligatory Italian could hinder assimilation and recalls Germanized areas like Santa Catarina during WWI.
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Rio de Janeiro
Italy
Brazil
Oy Sanegg
Sao Paulo
Santa Catharina
Offer to write own article rejected by president
The Syndic offers $150,000 to the president for an article of his choosing but the White House reports the president refused. Details of the bid remain undisclosed as the offer was disclosed to the Tribune Classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hornet's Nest Over Voting Sparks House Hearing
At the House census committee hearing on the congressional reapportionment bill, representatives clash with Association for the Advancement of Colored People witnesses alleging southern voting discrimination. Walter White presents Jacksonville affidavits. Missouri questions about black women at polls. Louisiana claims 1365 Negro voters registered in his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South
House Census Committee
Representative Bee
Texas
Siegel
Association
Congress
Walter F. White
Jacksonville
Fla
William Pickings
New York
Missouri
Mulligan
Larsen
Louisiana
Hindu White Judge Finds Poma Singh White for Naturalization
Salt Lake City December 29 AP District Judge J D Call of Brigham City Utah rules Hindu Poma Singh 46 is white and thus eligible for naturalization under the statute limiting citizenship to white persons or those of African descent. Singh becomes an American citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
J. D. Call
Brigham City
Utah
Poma Singh
Chairman Hemphill of Guaranty Trust Dies in New York
Alexander J. Hemphill chairman of the board at Guaranty Trust company died at his New York home from heart disease. He was 64, born in Philadelphia, and had long involved in public service corporations and relief efforts. He served as treasurer for the Belgium relief committee during the war.
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New York
Alexander J. Hemphill
Guaranty Trust Company
Hemphill
Mr. Hemphill
Philadelphia
Adams Express Company
American Surety Company
California Railway and Power Company
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
Utah Securities Corporation
Committee For Relief
Belgium
Premier Conference Location Moves From Nice
Paris dispatch says the allied premiers will meet in London or Paris due to the labor situation in England. The gathering originally planned for Nice is now shifted to a London or Paris venue, papers report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
England
Lloyd George
London
Nice
Brazil restructures Lloyd Steamship into limited company
President signs reorganization plan creating a limited company for the Brazilian Lloyd Steamship line with about eighty percent government ownership and the rest offered for public subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Lloyd Steamship Line
Granny Palmer Dies at 89 in Salt Lake Home
Elizabeth F. Palmer mother of R. A. Palmer, died last night at her son’s home in Salt Lake City at age 89. Born January 6, 1832 in Coventry England she joined the Latter Day Saints and emigrated with converts to Nauvoo and Salt Lake Valley. Surviving children include Jane Lee James F. Palmer William F. Palmer John F. Palmer Elisabeth Lee and R. A. Palmer with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery.
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Elizabeth F. Palmer
R. A. Palmer
West
Fremont
Palmer
Coventry
Herefordshire
England
Nauvoo
Illinois
Watter Day Saints
Great Britain
Salt Lake Valley
Jane Lee
South Second Weat
Salt Lake
James F. Palmer
Granteville
Utah
William F. Palmer
Portland
Oregon
John F. Palmer
St. Anthony
Elisabeth Lee
Pocatello
Granny” Palmer
Church of Jewas Christ of Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Local visitors from Boise visit Mrs McKinnon
Mrs Frank Campbell and his son Frank Jr of Boise are visiting Mrs J A McKinnon at 803 North Main to spend time with her during the stay.
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Frank Campbell
Baltaitis Illumender Wails Amid Prolonged Distress
Fragmentary OCR notes a Balt and an illumender figure named Balt facing days of wailing and distress. The text hints at cultural or ritual context but lacks clear actions, dates, or locations for full attribution.
Rebellion and civic action mix in Idaho district plans
The article outlines efforts around the American Falls project funding, with about 100 banks in the district likely to back $600000 in assessments. Idaho Chamber activities include lease deals, conference invites, and support for reclamation. It also notes talks by labor leaders Muir and Johnson on labor cooperation. In Italy, pianist Signorina Baccara waits in Fiume for DAnnunzio divorce to trigger a possible marriage, saying she would endure even sword stab threats.
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Chamber
N. G. Franklin
Williams
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Idaho
Traffic Committee
E. Brody
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Idaho Tech
Reed Hall
Bowe
Electrical World
Fall River
A. W. Muir
George F. Johnson
Muir
Johnson
Venice
Signorina Louisella Baccara
D’annunzio
Fiume
Nephew of South Garfield Avenue Resident Mentioned
The brief jot notes a relation to G. Nicholas Ifft of South Garfield Avenue, identifying a nephew associated with the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Nicholas Ifft
South Garfield Avenue
Mrs Glenn Confined At Home With Grippe Reported
Mrs Robert Glenn of 238 North Lincoln avenue is reported confined to her home with la grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Glenn
North
Lincoln Avenue
la Grippe
Getting Along Nicely After Operation at Lynn Brothers
Mrs. J. C. Patterson of Dell Montana is reported to be getting along nicely after a recent operation at Lynn Brothers' hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Patterson
Dell, Montana
Lynn Brothers’ Hospital
Shrine club annual meeting and officer election
The Pocatello Shrine club will hold its annual meeting and officer election on Monday evening January 10. All members are urged to attend this important gathering.
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Pocatello Shrine Club
Anna Sorenson Recovers From Tonsil Removal Operation
Little Anna Sorenson of 952 North Buchanan is reported to be getting along nicely after undergoing surgery for the removal of her tonsils at a local hospital.
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Anna Sorenson
North
Buchanan
Major Parkinson Inspects Salt Lake Army Recruiting Office
Major Parkinson of the main army recruiting office in Salt Lake City visited the local office last evening. He is conducting an inspection tour of all recruiting offices in the Salt Lake district.
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Major Parkinson
Salt Lake
Salt Lake District
Elks Dance Friday at Poca Tello Lodge
The New Year’s Eve dance at Elks temple Friday evening promises to be the lodge’s biggest social event. Members and their ladies only may attend as arrangements are complete, with dancing to a late hour and lunch served.
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ELKS
Pocatello Lodge No
B. P. O. Elks
The
Elks Temple
Delightful New Year Dance by Pocatello Shrine Club
A large crowd enjoyed the New Year dance at the Bannock hotel hosted by the Pocatello Shrine club. Dancers received favors with greetings. confetti and serpentine filled the venue as Mgr and Mrs Jack Halliwell were thanked with a token from a club for their anniversary. Helen Robbins led music for the evening. the affair closed the season under the entertainment committee chaired by L P Mallinelli.
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Pocatello Shrine Club
Bannock Hotel
Mgr
Mra
Jack Halliwell
Helen Robbins
L. PF. Mallinelli
Bank of Barcelona Suspension Triggers Government Aid
Madrid reports a large sum of money was sent to Barcelona to cover current accounts as the Bank of Barcelona suspends payments. The transfer, initiated by government officials, aims to stabilize finance during the bank’s suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Barcelona
Bank of Barcelona
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Gabriele d’Annunzio
Arditi
Tyrol
Brenner Pass
Trieste
Gorizia
Istria
Hungary
Croatia
Wilson
Jugo-Slavia
Orlando
Sonnino
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Ailure
Nitti
Pittaluga
Pittalu
Olympia
Pittsburgh
Education
Germany
Tribune
Syndic
Guaranty Trust
Bannock Garage
J. Gordon
Geo. A. Hardwick
Broadway
Oriole
Dr.r.steel
W. Lewis &J. Crow
Teen Oe Sl
Horlick
Horlick’s
Dept
Racine
Wis
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