Maine woman loses appeal for alimony and fees
Mattie L. Matha of Pocatello loses appeal in Idaho Supreme Court denying her petition for permanent alimony and attorney fees following divorce and bankruptcy. Court rules no basis to modify decree since issues arose after district court judgment and within late statutory limits.
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Boine
Mattie L. Matha
Pocatelo
Alex Others
Supreme Court
Beause
Ioney
R. Maers
Real Estate Licenses Issued in Boise for 1925
Boise Jan 2 Real estate licenses for 1925 issued to 5 brokers and 12 corporations, up from early year totals. Over 500 real estate brokers and corporations in the state, with licenses requiring a $10 fee and a $1600 bond. Many applications are incomplete, delaying issuance. last year 75 percent were incomplete and this year over 90 percent remain incomplete. News also reports Freddie Vincent of England and Jackie Johnson in an eight round bout in New York.
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Boise
Jan
Bureau
New York
Freddie Vincent
Egland
Jackie Johnson
Campion
Cure for stomach trouble promises health and wealth
A dated advertisement touts Mayr's Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation. It claims one dose cures many ailments and offers a money back guarantee. Cook's drug store and druggists everywhere distribute the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Cook’s
Way of Beating Wind Observed Near Public Library
A brief, humorous note recalls a girl near Center Street Library who faced a stiff west wind. She turned away from the gusts and, with a single gesture, pinned her coat back in place and continued walking backward into the wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Center Street
Wool Market Prices Firm In Early Year Trade
The Commercial Bulletin notes moderate but spotty wool trade with overall prices firm, especially for mill suitable wools. Demand tight for Mohair remains strong but limited. Regional fleece quotes cover Ohio to Montana, with secured basis prices and various blood grades and staples listed.
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Boston
Yorkshire
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Isconsin
Missouri
New England
Texas
California
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Valley
Territory
Montana
Pittsburg-Harry Greb Wins Judge’s Decision Over Ratner
Pittsburg middleweight champion Harry Greb defeats Augie Ratner of New York in a ten round bout by decision. Ratner faces Greb in a competitive match dominated by Greb’s accurate punching and ring control.
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Pittsburg
Harry Greb
Augie Ratner
New York
Financial structure guides sound corporate position
A corporation depends on its financial frame like a skyscraper on steel. The article explains the priority of claims: bonds first, then preferred stock dividends, finally common stockholders after obligations. It warns against top heavy debt and emphasizes balanced proportions for stability.
Western Caldwell banks merge to form Western Commercial Bank
The Western National and Caldwell Commercial banks merged to form the Western Commercial bank in Caldwell on Thursday. The new institution shows capital and surplus of 120000 and total resources over 1250000. Officers include John C. Rice as president and I M McCarthy as cashier with a slate of directors from Caldwell and Jordan Valley.
Committee appeals to Borah on permanent court of international justice
A letter signed by 28 prominent Republicans requests Senator Borah to press the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to back the permanent court of international justice. Signatories include George W. Wickersham, Percival Baxter, Henry J. Allen, Lawrence Lowell, John C. Lodge, Oscar Strauss, and Samuel Mather, among others.
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New York
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Permanent Court of International Justice
William Eb, Borah
Idaho
Senate
Coolidge
George W. Wickersham
Taft
Leonard 8. Horner
New Haven
Bureau
Everett Colby
New Jersey
Everett Macey
Serbian Children’s Welfare Association of America
Albert Moot
New York State Bar Association
Orge A. Plympton
Amherst College
Oscar Strauss
Turkey
Henry Goddard Leach
Rush C. Butler
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commisson
Thomas C. Day
Indianapolis
Isaac Ullman
Daniel Willard
Edward W. Decker
Minneapolis
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
Edwin G. Messill
Henry Phipps
Edwin G. Webster
Boston
Trail of Rondout Loot Leads Inspectors Across States
Post office inspectors pursued an $80,000 tranche of Liberty bonds tied to the Rondout mail robbery. Herbert Holliday and two suspects were linked to the missing loot as his wife and niece traveled to Little Rock to safeguard the $21,000 found. To date $1,125,000 has been recovered and eight others were convicted and imprisoned.
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Memphis
Tenn
Herbert Holliday
Holliday
Meilen Holliday
Helen McNeill
Little Rock
Ark
Kansas City
Gompers Denies Offers From Germany Aid Efforts
New York December 31 AP United States attorney in World War I era, H f, told National Civic Federation members that Samuel Gompers refused “millions without numbers” to aid Germany by halting munitions flow to the Allies. Marshall cited disguises of financial help and pressure to join a peace cause, but Gompers said he served only the American Federation of Labor and had no outside income. The gathering at Hotel Astor honored Gompers and August Belmont as former leaders, with plans to create a civic federation department to carry on Gompers’ anti communism work.
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Gompers
New York
H. F Nowden
United States
National Civic Federation Today
Samuel Gompers
Germany
Marshall
American Federation of Labor
Hotel Astor
August Belmont
National Civic Federation
Civic Federation
Ogden Livestock Show Fare Notice
One and one half fare round trip offered by Union Pacific for the Ogden livestock show from January 5 to 10, with a ticketing deadline of January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Livestock Show
Union Pacific
Ice age fears dismissed as unlikely by AAAS experts
In Washington daily reports AAAS sessions hear from A. P. Coleman and W. J. Humphreys that no imminent ice age is expected. They discuss glacial cycles, land shifts, and volcanic dust, while noting past eras were more frequent in ancient geology.
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Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
A. P. Coleman
Royal Ontario Museum of Toronto
W. J. Humphreys
United States Weather Bureau
Humphreys
Coleman
Thaw Needed for Frozen Clock Outside Jewelry Store
The clock outside a posers jewelry store remains frozen with hands near twenty four minutes past two. Warmer weather is expected to thaw it before schools resume after the Christmas holidays.
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Posers
Ain
Rail employee injured in engine tank accident at work
Edward Miller a Short Line roundhouse worker suffered serious injuries when a jack block split causing an engine tank to fall. Both arms were crushed and the left arm had to be amputated below the elbow. Miller also sustained a compound fracture to the right wrist and was taken to Montpelier hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Miller
Miller
Mier
Montpelier Hospital
Hills Bros Coffee Pride of the West Promoted
An advertisement extols Hills Bros Coffee as the cream of the crop the renowned standard of taste aroma and quality. It invites readers to break the vacuum seal inhale savor brew and enjoy the rare aroma praised as economical and superior among coffees worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Bros Coffee
Empire
The
West
Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
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Caldwell Banks
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Earth
H. F. Jackson
Bureau of Standards
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Society of Industrial Engineers
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