Grain and Provisions Weekly Summary Hits Wheat Downturn
Chicago AP reports show vessel charters for southern hemisphere wheat raise bearish pressure. Wheat prices drop 2 to 5 cents a bushel from last week while corn and oats fall. Provisions edge from 25 cent declines to gains as beef, pork markets respond to larger supplies and lard deliveries. Argentina and Australia pressuring US prices in Europe.
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Chicago
Equator
Australia
United States
Europe
Argentina
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Revised Postals Bill Moves in Senate Under Debate
Washington reports the revised postal rate increase bill is in the Senate with plans to call up the President's veto of the postal salary increase. A veto vote is set for late Tuesday while Senator Moses may push adoption before veto debate. The bill, revised on second class mail and minor first and fourth class changes, faced open requests for further changes.
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Washington
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Keiny Vill
Unified Air Service Proposed to Cut Costs
Representative Anthony of Kansas urged a unified air service in the House to replace separate Army and Navy air forces. He said the merged service should be under one head to reduce expenses and avoid overlapping duties, with Navy air focusing on the fleet and Army air expanding to cover coastal defense.
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Washington
Air Service
Army and
Navy Air Services
House
Anthony
Kansas
Appropriations
Navy Air Service
Army Service
Second Big Supply Bill Favored by Senate Panel
The Senate appropriations committee approved the second main interior department bill raising the total to 238,991,403. It added 1,140,477 including 500,000 for the Spanish Springs Nevada reclamation project amid ongoing controversy, 406,000 for Howard University, and 115,767 to pay local taxes to Stevens and Ferry counties in Washington on allotted Colville Indian lands as per the 1924 act.
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Washington
Interior Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Spanish Springs
Nev
Howard University
Congress
Stevens and
Ferry
Colville
French debt settlement plan discussed in Washington
Washington officials awaited full text of M Clementel proposal on France debt settlement and possible 90 year liquidation with a 10 year moratorium. Paris papers floated a ten year moratorium and eighty year amortization with low interest, amid Allied finance minister talks.
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Washington
Herrick
M. Clementel
State Department
Saenan
America Debt Funding Commission
France
Paris
Clementel
Pertinax
Echo D
England
Federal Reserve Banks Post Lower 1924 Earnings
Aggregate net earnings of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks totaled 3.7 million dollars for 1924, down nine million from 1923. The monthly and quarterly results were impacted by lower interest returns and higher operating costs across the system.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Dial says Democrats failed to uphold party principles
South Carolina Senator Dial lambasts the Democratic Party for a flawed November verdict and claims the party pandered to socialism and Bolshevism. He argues President Coolidge embodies true democracy and criticizes colleagues for letting an alien faction use the party to annoy the administration.
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Washington
Congress
John W. Davis
Senate
Dial
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Coolidge
Wall Street
Farm legislation to be pushed in Congress this session
Washington Jan 3 AP Congress leaders intend to enact emergency farm measures based on a commission report. Relief for cattle-raisers via extended credits and a government supervised cooperative marketing plan top the list, with Capper seeking quick action on commission suggestions. Robert D Carey of Wyoming met with President Coolidge as the commission convenes.
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Washington
Agriculture Commission
Ee Republican
Kansas
Commission
Capper
Farm Commission
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Coolidge
Sun Yat Leader Ill in Peking Face Surgery
Dr Sun Yat leader in southern China’s government and ally of Chang Tao Ling is seriously ill in Peking. Seven doctors after a consultation say a liver malady will require an operation with promising prospects for recovery. He must abstain from official and social activities during convalescence.
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Peking
Sun Yat
China
Chang Tao-Lin
Sun
Portuguese Cabinet Recognizes Russian Soviet Govt
Lisbon reports the Portuguese cabinet council decided to recognize the Russian Soviet government. The announcement came today via AP dispatch from Lisbon.
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Lisbon
Weather Outlook Forecast For Week In Northern Rockies
Washington AP reports a weekly outlook with northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions seeing mostly fair weather. Temperatures remain near normal with a brief cold spell expected around midweek.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Resolutions Adopted By the Idaho Press Club
The Idaho Press Club adopted resolutions on supporting state printing within counties restoring local work to printers, compensating newspapers for publicity of state institutions, funding advertising to attract Idahoans to education, improving election reporting to journalists, opposing below cost government envelope printing, and endorsing conservation and fair treatment of capital. The group credited Idaho Editorial Association and thanked Pocatello officials, the University pep band, and association officers.
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Committee On
Idaho
Congress
Idaho State Editorial Association
Egyptian students pledge steadfast fight for welfare in Europe
Delegates representing 2,000 Egyptian students in Europe end a four day congress in Paris with a vow to persevere for welfare even unto death. They call for support of Zagloul in February elections, repudiate the Ziwar government and seek evacuation of the Nile valley and Sudan, a boycott of British goods, and Egypt's admission to the League of Nations if Zagloul wins.
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Paris
Europe
Eas
Egypt
Zagioul
Ziwar
Zagloul
Valley of the Nile
Sudan
England
League of Nations
Double murder and death by own action at Ala Mitots Bay
In Long Beach California on January 3 a double murder and death by own action were disclosed by deputies. The bodies of D Verne Hogue a printer his wife and their 14 months old child were found in a small dwelling by the bay shore. Hogue had been reported to suffer shell shock and the gun that caused the deaths was found beside him.
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Rome
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Gvernment
Aventine
Impero
Ition
Long Beach
Calif
Alamitos Bay
D. Verne Hogue
bay _ shore
Hogue
Town Talk Arthur A. Aged 55 Dies at Home
Arthur A. aged 55 died this morning at his home on 727 North Thirteenth Avenue. The body is in charge of McHan Undertaking Company. Funeral arrangements will be announced. He is survived by his wife and children C. R. Eichelberger of Pocatello, Jesse L., Ray J., William, and Grace V. Eichelberger, all of Blackfoot.
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Arthur A. A
North Thirteenth Avenue
McHan Undertaking Company
Ceased
C. R. Eichelberger
Pocatello
Jesse L
Ray J
William Etc
Grace V. Eichelberger
Blackfoot
Christensen opens law office in Fairview area
C. Christensen starts a new law office above the People’s Store at 312 West Center Street. J. Christensen, a longtime resident, has served as clerk and treasurer in Fairview for four years and now holds the same office in Alameda.
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C. Christensen
People's Store
West Center Street
J. Christensen
Heas
Fairview
Alameda
Utah Weather Mixed Clouds Across State
The south shows pair of areas with partly cloudy skies while the north remains unsettled with thont and Sunday forecast. Tonight a portion stays less clear with conditions varying by region.
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Utah
Thont
Moosehart Dance and Election Hostesses Named
The Moosehart Legion holds a Saturday dance at the Eagles hall on North Main Street. Mesdames Rughey Hughes Martz and Coover will host Electa Cane Thursday afternoon at the Nie hall. Election of officers will follow the business session. good attendance is expected.
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Moosehart
Moosehart Legion
Eagles’ Hall
Reuss
North Mainstreet
Ceril Rughey
E. J. Hughes
Ivy Martz
David Coover
Committee Recommends Boosting Newspaper Association Membership
The committee reports the association runs efficiently despite limited resources. It lists forty nine newspapers and their printers as members and urges each member to recruit a "senga 4 brother" who is not yet part of the group. It notes less than half of state newspaper men are members and calls for active recruitment.
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Flenner
Associaaion
Vessels Missing in the Gulf Amid Storm
Uncertainty over the fate of several vessels caught in a gulf storm. The Tamaulipas with 200 aboard from Vera Cruz to Frontera remains unreported but may have found shelter. The schooner Yalton crew reportedly saved after wreck near Gutierrez. Covarrubias searches to locate the overdue Isidoro and Bayo along the Vera Cruz coast.
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Mexico City
Gulf
Tamaulipas
Vera Cruz
Frontera
Yalton
Gutierrez
Tuxpam
Covarrubias
Isidoro
Bayo
Johnson Bids for Coast League Oakland Club
Walter Johnson, pitching ace of the Washington club, arrived in Oakland with $385,000 in cash to buy the Oakland Coast League franchise. J Cal Ewing, club president and major stockholder, indicated he would not sell. Five weeks earlier Johnson and George Weiss secured an option on the club for the same amount, but could not raise the funds before expiration.
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Oakland
Calif
Walter Johnson
Washington
J. Cal Ewing
Ae Club
Johnson
George Weiss
New York
Agricultural appropriation bill totals 124 million
The annual agricultural appropriation bill totaling 124,788,478 was reported to the Senate. It is the third supply bill from the appropriations committee in two days.
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Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Ada Senator Disqualified Amid Election Question
Boise January 3. Senator elect A V Tallman Ada county has never qualified for election though he telegraphed resignation to Governor Moore. Attorney general suggests Crooksolds remains until Tallman qualifies and is sworn in. Tallman has read to Miami for an operation. Harry Fritchman of Boise prominent as possible successor appointee.
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Tribune
Boise
A. V. Tallman
Ada County
C. C. Moore
E. A
Direct primary leaders cited in new political fight
Senator Crook led a two year ago direct primary effort. this fight is not anticipated in the current legislature as administration forces are said to control, shaping the political backdrop.
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Crook
Aberdeen Order Prompted by Bistline's Phone Contact
A customer request directs future orders to Aberdeen via Bistline's Phone number 402. The note records the preferred contact and method for ongoing purchases.
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Aberdeen Coal
Bistline’s
Aberdeen
Bistline
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