Munsey Estate Leaves Major Portion in Trust for Five Years
Frank A. Munsey's will places most of his estate in trust to executors for five years to be distributed to relatives and others per the document. Executors are William Dewart Richard H Thitherington and Guaranty Trust Co. New York.
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New York
Frank A. Munsey
New York Sun
Evening Telegram
William T. Dewart
Bowdein College
Maine State Hospital of
Portland
Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Munsey
Munsey Trust Company
Washington
John Myde
Trust Company
John R. MacNaught
Fred G. Hyde
Mildred MacNaught Mansfield
Emma G. MacNaught
Harold R. MacNaught
Paul M. MacNaught
Elks Dance Welcomes New Year At Antlers Hall
The Elks host a large formal New Year’s dance at Antlers Hall with seven piece Helen Robbins Modlish orchestra and Idaho Technical Institute student William Golecke as singer. The social committee led by A W Stoker prepared buffett supper and festive decorations with confetti, balloons and favors.
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Elks
Antlers’ Hall
A. W. Stoker
Elks Durin
Helen Robbins
Ieces
William Goleeke
Idaho Technical Institute
Golecks
Pocatello
Jack Frankhauser
Norman Sperl
Ed Fulton
Douglas Henderson
Hood Miers
Ford Tin Geese Headed South From Louisville Flight
In a morning sun tale the Miss St Petersburg one of Henry Poard s tin geese reaches Bowman field refuels then plans to fly to Florida for Miami Tampa service. Pilots Lieutenants Jack Harding and H J Brady report the plane s contrariness and return to the Great Lakes birthplace amid snow and fog as the fleet migrates toward the south.
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Louisville
Great Lakes
Dearborn
Stout-Ford
Gary
Ind
Vton
Ohio
Bowman Field
Jeffersonville
Ohio River
Hardy
Brady
Nashville
Dayton
South
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples in County
Wednesday at the county clerk's office the licenses were issued to Wm. J. Vaughan and Virginia V. Smith of Lava Hot Springs and to Earl Burnham and Irene Mayard of Pocatello.
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Wm. J. Vaughan
Virginia V. Smith
Lava Hot Springs
Earl Burnham
Irene Mayard
Pocatello
Big Dance To t he Dis Coneeee
Utah weather pair in north unsettled and colder in south portion tonight Friday mostly fair.
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Utah
Blazing fireball streaks across New York region
A bright fireball or meteorite was seen from New York to New England on Wednesday evening. Sightings described a pinkish smoke trail as it crossed cities including New York City and Boston before vanishing. Ottawa officials and Harvard Observatory analysts weighed whether it was a meteor or fireball with likely impact near the Kingsmere hills.
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New York
New England
Ottawa
Canada
Ralph Delury
New York City
New York State
New Haven
Conn
Providence
R. I
Boston
Kingsmere Hills
Harvard Observatory
Blue Mills
New Year’s Eve and Day Events Listed for Local Venues
Firemen’s Carnival Masquerade at the Dance Palace Elks dance at Elks Temple and a KC hall dance. Taylor Players perform at the Auditorium with movie showings at Orpheum Strand Capitol Rex. Oriole opening with dinner and dance. New Year’s Day open house at YMCA plus volleyball Rotary versus Kiwanis and children’s dance. Taylor Players return to Auditorium.
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Firemen
Dance Palace
Elks
Elks’ Temple
K. C. Hall
Taylor Players
Orpheum
Strand
Capitol
Rex Theatres
Oriole
Rotary
Kiwanis
Sixth Ward
L. D
Taylor
Princess Astrid Sweden Visit Report Denied
London dispatch reports no knowledge of a proposed Princess Astrid of Sweden visit to Buckingham Palace. The Swedish legation says it has no connection with the report, and court circles disapprove of the rumor linking the princess to the Prince of Wales. Photographs and career notes keep surfacing in papers.
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London
Uckingham Palace
Astrid of
Sweden
Astrid
Prince of Wales
Ewes for Sale in Wyoming Auction Notice
Six thousand ewes or about that many are for sale by J. W. Oakeville in Wyoming. Contact number 431 for details.
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J. W. Oakeville
Wyo
Four Bandits Hit Argyle State Bank in Bold Robbery
In Kansas City four armed bandits robbed the Argyle State Bank downtown yesterday morning, taking about 20624 dollars in silver and currency. They mingled with passers by, coordinated a vault lock up, and fled in a motor car after forcing Waldo P. Johnson to back away a revolver.
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Kansas City
Argyle Beate Bank
Waldo P. Johnson
Chamber Aids With Program at State Convention
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce outlines a social program for the state county commissioners convention in Pocatello January 5 and 6. A luncheon, tours, a banquet, and a forum are planned with speakers including J I King and H W Gregory, plus music from local schools. A list of attendees from multiple counties is given.
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Pocatello
Lembhi County
Fred L. Weil
J. D. Brown
W. H. Fayle
Bear Lake
Alfred A. Hart
Ed C. Rich
John M. Bee
Peterson
Bee
Mrs. Peterson
Payette
L.B. Makinson
Bingham
W. F. England
John Wiliams
Nelson Miller
Power
W. FP. Young
F. R
Irvan G. Tone
W. F Breeson
C. C. Siggins
Jerome
C A. Varnum
John M. McIntyre
K. King
Howard Bodenhamer
Bannock
L. J. Petty Jr
George Gittens
C. H. Bassett
R. Carley
Colorado River suits to follow lower Colorado rights
Washington reports preliminary steps toward injunctions to stop water from the Colorado River via the Moffatt tunnel. Imperial Irrigation District attorney Charles L. Childers seeks to halt tunnel use while backing the Swing-Johnson bill for Colorado development.
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Washington
Colorado River
Moffatt Tunnel
Charles L. Childers
Imperial Irrigation District
California
Childers
Colorado
Senate Committee
Upper Cole
Imperial Valley
District Board
Moffatt
Ehbe
Arizona
Denver
March King Sousa to Perform in Pocatello Concerts
Lieutenant Commander John Philip Sousa known as The March King brings his band to Frazier hall Pocatello for two shows on February 2 a matinee and evening performance. A painting by Paul Stahr commemorates Sousa’s thirty three year tour and his famous marches The Liberty Bell and The National Game are highlighted in the program.
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John Philip Sousa
Sousa
United States Marine Band
America
Stahr
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Eugene Field Home Demolished for New Apartment Tower
Wreckers began demolishing the famed Eugene Field home in New York where he authored many poems and resided for years. An eight story apartment building valued at $1,500,000 will be erected on the site after the fire damage last May.
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New York
Eugene Field
Field
Bid for timber draws single bidder in Clearwater County
Crifino Idaho December 31 The Federal Match company was the only bidder for four sections of state timber in Clearwater county at a bid equal to the state's appraisal. The expected revenue was not specified due to missing figures.
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Crifino
Idaho
Federal Match Company
Clearwater County
Madam Behave at Capitol Theatre Tonight
A Turner feature starring Julian Eltinge and Ann Pennington screens tonight at the Capitol. The comedy follows a female impersonator in a farce style akin to Charley’s Aunt, marking Eltinge’s rise as a major screen star alongside Pennington’s renowned jazz dancing.
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Madam Behave
Charley
Syd Chaplin
Julian Eltinge
Ann Pennington
Capitol Theatre
Hurricane Kid at the Rex with Hoot Gibson and Pal the mare
Hoot Gibson stars in The Hurricane Kid at the Rex tonight. The film features Pal, a golden mare, as a rival star and plays a romance of humans and animals alongside Gibson and Marian Nixon.
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Rex
Hoot Gibson
Marian Nixon
Scarlet West at Strand Delivers Epic Westward Tale
The Strand presents The Scarlet West in extended engagement, showcasing motion picture artistry and epic portrayal of America's westward expansion. A First National feature precedes a new comedy and George Matheson's orchestra music, enhancing the program.
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Strand
Strand Theatre
First National
George Matheson
Cobra at the Orpheum Stars Rudolph Valentino in New Film
Valentino headlines Cobra an independent production opening today at the Orpheum. The modern love story unfolds in New York City with Valentino delivering intense performances and a strong ending. Nita Naldi co stars with a Pathe News segment and Black Derville's orchestra on the bill.
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Orpheum
Cobra
Rudolph Valentino
New York City
Valentino
Nita ‘Naldi
Ite Valentino
Tom Pathe News
Black Derville
Convict Hold Up Ends in Death of Police Officer
In Miner, two men die and two are seriously wounded after a gunfight following an attempted hold up. Police sergeant Michael Lawrence, 67, was killed. convict Stan ley Sieban was mortally wounded by a patrolman after shooting. Patrolman Bernard Wynne and grocer A H Manchester were wounded. Sieban, released to be deported to Manitoba, previously robbed a store. A pursuing patrolman stopped Sieban’s car and fired.
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Miner Polis
Michael Lawrence
Stanley Sieban
Bernard Wynne
A. H. Manchester
Sieban
Kenosha
Wis
Theinnesota
Manitoba
Canada
Siesban
Manchester
Lawrence
Woundin Wynne
J. Zayne
Plebiscite Doubt Hovering Over Pershing Return
General John J. Pershing plans an early U.S. return for dental treatment but remains active daily. He follows medical advice, walks or rides, while monitoring Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission work as neutral chairman. Local sentiment backs his presence, yet health is seen as crucial to plebiscite negotiations.
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Arica
Chile
John J. Pershing
Uni
Tacna- Arica
Pershing
General Pershing
Courting Drags in Utah City
Ogden Utah December 31 AP Cupid has been lazy in Weber county this year The number of marriage licenses issued to date is 593 compared with 624 in 1924 and 605 in 1923
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Ogden
Utah
Weber County
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