Postals Bill Becomes Direct Senate Issue
Washington January 6 The vetoed postal pay raise bill becomes a direct Senate issue as administration allies aim to sustain the veto. A test vote failed 60 to 29 with 55 voting for the motion to send the bill back to the post office committee, keeping unfinished Muscle Shoals and postal rate raises in play.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Post Office Committee
Muscle Shoals
White House
Marx to Form New Cabinet in Non-Party Move
Berlin January 3 AP reports Chancellor Marx accepted a commission from President Ebert to form a non party cabinet. The plan aims to build a parliamentary basis but currently lacks working support in the Reichstag. The proposed 80 called officiating cabinet would be led by Marx with Stressemann and Gessler among others.
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Berlin
Marx
Ebert
Herr Marx
Stressemann
Otto Gessler
Karl Jarres
Herr Hamm
Rudolph Oeser
Shereichstag
New Fight Arena Plans for Los Angeles Stadium
Jack Doyle announces plans to replace the burned McCarey arena with a new boxing bowl at the Vernon site. He has closed lease negotiations for the old venue and asks architects to draft plans. He hopes to lure Mickey Walker and Benny Leonard for a ten to twelve round bout in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Uncle Tom
C Carey
California
Jack Doyle
Doyle
McCarey
Mickey Walker
Benny Leonard
Vernon Coliseum
First Wife Died of Natural Causes in 1911 Case
New York police probing the 1911 death of Mrs May Veronica Hahne found she died from natural causes in her Bronx home from hemorrhages and gastritis. Her husband is jailed in Omaha in a linkage to a second wife’s death. the coroner’s report states she was not in New York at the time.
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New York
May Veronica Hahne
Omaha
Neb
Hahne
Bronx
Defeated bid on 50 000 for agriculture commission costs
An unsuccessful attempt in Congress to add a 50 000 appropriation for the expenses of the President's agricultural commission was defeated amid debate.
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Wash m
House
President ‘S Agricultural Commission
Statement Refuted by Coalition Leader Amid Jan 6 Coverage
Fragmentary AP copy notes Warren Stone chairman of the Coal River group denying a claim outlined by the Brotherhood. The report references January 6 events and ongoing statements from United sources, but the text is incomplete.
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Warren 8
Stone
Brotherhood of
Lo- 2
Ean
Coal River
Ae Eotteres
United Gay
Senate Sustains Postals Veto
Washington January 6 1924 AP President Coolidge vetoed the postal pay bill and the Senate sustained the veto. Voting for override were Gooding Brookhart Johnson La Follette Jones Dill McNary and Shirstead. Opposing were Borah Smoot Od die Johnson Farmer Labor Wheeler and Utah against.
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Washington
Coolidge
Gooding
Brookhart
Johnson
California
la Follette
Jones
Dill
McNary
Shirstead
Borah
Smoot
Oddie
Stone Named to High Court by President Coolidge
Larlan F. Stone of New York, nine months in as attorney general, is nominated to the Supreme Court. The White House confirms the move after Justice McKenna’s retirement, with Senate referral to the judiciary committee. Opponents may arise from Senator Edge who opposed a prior nominee.
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Washington
Coolidge
Larlan F. Stone
New York
Department of Justice
Harry M. Daugherty
Supreme Court
McKenna
White House
Mr. Stone
Stone
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Arthur P. Rugg
Supreme Judicial Court of
Massachusetts
Frank S. Dietrich
Idaho
Charles B. Warren
Japan
Special American Commission
Mexico
James Beck
Curtis Wilbur
Supreme Court of California
Navy
Amherst
Columbia Law School
The
California
New Jersey
Beck
Justice Department
Howard M. Gore
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edge
Walter PD
Vanriper
U. S
Receiver Named for Pacific Development Corporation
Federal Judge Hand appointed a receiver for the Pacific Development corporation in New York. The case, an equity proceeding by the Old Colony Trust company of Boston, seeks to collect notes totaling $15,000 and outlines liabilities of about $12,000,000 with unspecified assets.
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New York
Hand
Pacific Development Corporation
Wall Street
Old Colony Trust Company of
Boston
France Senate loan bonds quoted near 94 percent
Share bonds from France listed at 100 pounds sterling nominal value quoted around 8.375 francs or about 94 percent. The AP report notes the issue seating for the time and indicates market pricing in the fiscal instruments.
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France
Senate Law Loan
Governor Moore Receives Warm Welcome In Idaho Legislature
Boise January 6 Governor Moore's message drew a favorable response in a joint session and will be printed in the house and senate journals with a thousand extra copies. Representative Atkins presented a silver horseshoe ink well and penholder as a souvenir similar to those given to Presidents Harding and Coolidge. The first bill provides expenses for both houses and an emergency January February payroll for all state employees. Senator Richmond a Progressive sits with Republicans after declaring he was elected as a protest candidate and will receive Republican committee assignments.
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Boise
Pocatello Tribune
Moore
House
Senate Journal
Thomas J. Atkins
Ada County
Warding
Coolidge
Kiger
Kootenai
Caillis
Bonneville
Richmond
Nez Perce
Water users meet government men in Denver conference
More than 150 delegates from western states attended a conference here with government officials to discuss difficulties in paying for government reclamation projects. The meeting was opened by R B P Walters as H W Alexander and Professor John A Wintsoe were delayed in Salt Lake City.
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Denver
Coc
R. B P. Walters
Reclamation Bureau
H. W. Alexander
Arizona
Fact Finding Commission
Alexander
John A. Wintsoe
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Commercial treaty deadlock between France and Germany
Paris reports a stalemate in French German talks on a new commercial treaty. Both sides avoid open rupture while German delegates, after a holiday return, reportedly hinder further negotiations. French officials say the proposed modus vivendi to replace the expired old pact by January 10 was not anticipated by Germany and optimism is low.
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Paris
Germany
Colorado Warden Denies Charges
From the Red Cross hospital in Salida Coloradowarden Thomas J Tyndall denied governor Sweet s charges and announced he would leave hospital to return to Canon City to prepare his defense before the state civil service commission.
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Denver
Colo
Red Cross
Salida
Thomas J. Tyndanl
Colorado State Penitentiary
Sweet Monday
Tyndall
Canon City
State Civil Service Commission
Measures Opposed by Farm Council
Washington January 6 The National Council of Farmers Cooperative associations delegates meet to analyze and judge all cooperative marketing bills in Congress. The executive committee opposes further legislation for now and aims to set policy on pending bills including McNary Haugen Curtis Aswell Norris Sinclair and Capper Williams. Aaron Rapiro led the opposition in an address.
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Washington
National Council of Farmers’ Co-operative Associations
McNary- Haugen
Curtis Aswell
Norris-Sinclair
Aaron Rapiro
Widow Receives First Bonus Insurance Check
Washington reports the first insurance payout under the new bonus law goes to Irene C Crisp widow of Lt. Fred W Crisp killed by a motor truck in Hawaii last August. The check amounts to 1533 dollars.
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Washington
Irene C. Crisp
Fred W. Crisp
Hawaii
France considers refunding plan as Washington seeks further light
Washington awaits more clarity on a suggested refunding arrangement from French Finance Minister Clementel. The French debt issue shows a tentative pause with officials seeking additional guidance before moving forward.
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Washington
Clementel
Agency Efficiency Bill Debated on House Floor
Washington January 6 The House set aside the Army appropriation bill to take up the Agency Efficiency bill. Ester 11,700 Yadwn ett M4 would be the bill’s main target as lawmakers weigh proposed changes tomorrow.
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Washington
Aly
Ribbons pinned on classy bulls at Ogden show
Black cap Revolution, an Aberdeen Angus bull, won the purple ribbon as grand champion at the 1925 Ogden stock show beating 1924 Chicago expo winner Blackmarshall Eleventh. Ownership rests with H. O. Harrison of Woodland California.
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Ogden
Utah
Blackmarshall
H. O. Harrison
Woodland
Calif
Clifford Ticirell
Deele
Idaho
Deseh Ormsby Pieterje
Duke Netherlands Raul Deko
Aloys Schuler
New Plymouth
Frank Smith
Colorado
Hugh Vangpelt
Iowa
Inquest Probes Typhoid Ties to McClintock Death
Chicago chief justice at the coroner's inquest into William McClintock's death heard claims that foster father William D. Shepherd discussed typhoid germs and post mortem concealment. Doctor Oscar Olson and relatives testified about Shepherd's visits to a research lab and alleged statements linking typhoid to the case. The inquest was adjourned for two to three months to allow further investigation.
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Chicago
Harry Olson
Municipal Court of Chicago
William McClintock
Oscar Wolff
Oscar Olson
John Olson
Young McClintock
William D. Shepherd
Emma McClintock
Olson
Shepherd
William
Illinois Research Laboratory
Battle Creek
Mich
Breitigan
Ladd Objects to Party Action in Senate Row
Washington Jan 6 AP Senator Ladd of North Dakota attacked the Republican senate conference edict that expelled four La Follette insurgents saying he owes loyalty to North Dakota voters and will not let other states dictate his party stance.
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Washington
Republican Senate
Senate
Ladd
North Dakota
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Financier Daniel Guggenheim Seriously Ill in New York
Daniel Guggenheim, 69, financier and director of American Smelting and Refining, is seriously ill at his New York home with stomach trouble. His condition this morning is described as very satisfactory with three physicians in attendance.
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New York
Daniel Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
Pocatello High School Honor Society Elects Officers
The American Honor Society for the 1925 class at Pocatello Senior High elected Ezra M. Hawkes as president Georgia Hall as vice president Margaret Allard as secretary and Samuel Ferguson as treasurer The society aims to foster scholarship service leadership and character among pupils with fifteen percent of graduates elected annually by the council of the principal and faculty members.
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Pocatello Senior High School
Ezra M. Hawkes
Georgia Hall
Margaret Allard
Samuel Ferguson
Dorothy Bucks
Victor W. Jorgensen
Betty Thompson
Aston Bibby
Pocatello
Therincipal
Er Membare
Tes
Community notices Outline of Wednesday meetings
Kensington meeting Ivy Kensington will meet Wednesday afternoon at the I O O F hall Mrs Stingerland will entertain A good attendance is desired Social Meeting GA to BLE will hold a social meeting Wednesday afternoon at the W O W ula Benefit Association The WA to the RAM will meet Wednesday with Mrs L W Eaheart at 1503 North Arthur avenue Aid Society Meets The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs Herman Kearson 167 Wayne avenue Alameda Wednesday afternoon at 230 Masonic Session A stated conclave of Gate City Commandery No 4 KT will be held this evening for the purpose of transaction of regular business A full attendance is requested Portneuf Lodge A stated communication of Portneuf Lodge No 18 AF AM will be held Wednesday evening for the purpose of transaction of regular business A full attendance is desired Meet Tonight The regular lodge meeting of the local lodge BOE will be held this evening at 8 o'clock Matters of importance will be discussed All members are requested to be present.
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Ladies Aid Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Herman Kearson
Wayne Avenue
Alameda
Gate City Commandery No. 4
K. T
Portneuf Lodge
A. F
First Half Girls Basketball Series Concludes
Ruth Pettit reports the Pocnte lo senior high school girls basketball championship after the first half with seniors defeating freshmen 158 to 14 and juniors beating sophomores 23 to 15. The list of players and the 12 game scores follow.
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Pocnte Lo
Sophs
Thelma Peterson
Marjorie Purdy
Katherine Leute
Phyllis Peterson
May Ruggles
Georgia West
Alice Merrill Senna Richardson
Senate
Thelma Bradley
Jule Permento
Miss Andrews
Dieto
Gladys Wilson
Tessie Hackworth
Staffert Ruggles
Mary Purdy
Car Demolished At Gas Plant Crossing
A Ford touring car owned by Mike L. Peterson of Fairview was struck by switch engine 4754 at the Gould street crossing near the Pocatello gas plant at 2:20 a m January 4. Peterson was bruised and treated at O B J emergency hospital. front wheels broken and the body smashed. The watchman waved a lantern but curtains blocked Petersons view.
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Mike L. Peterson
Taft Avenue
Fairview
Gould Street
Pocatello
Peterson
Po Catello Leader Harader Sees 1925 Idaho Outlook
J A Harader of the Po catello Chamber of Commerce is profiled in the January 2 New York Commercial. The article reviews Idaho’s 1924 dairy cheese growth, upper Snake valley harvests, beet sugar results, and livestock and hay prospects for 1925.
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J. A. Harader
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
New York Commercial
New York City
Harader
Soulbiasbern
Mr. Mekee
Deathbed claim surrounds Korets and prison case in Illinois
An AP report from Joliet Illinois notes prison physician statements about Korets being on his deathbed while Con Con convict R Fletcher is confined in state prison. The article cites officials in Chicago regarding the case.
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Joliet
Chicago
R. Fletcher
Vaidan
Korets
Ambassadors named for inter allied financial talks in Paris
In Paris, Kellogg Herrick and Col Logan join unofficial delegates as talks on German war debt proceed. US aims to defend damages and Rhine army refinancing while Britain and others weigh Dawes plan shares and Ruhr costs. Discussions target Ruhr proceeds and German reparations installments with France and Britain seeking larger shares amidst disputes.
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Constantine Brown
Pocatello Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Paris
Jan
Kellogg
Herrick
Logan
Rhine
United States
State Department
Clemente
Washington
America
Germany
Great Britain
London
Armany
Ruhr
Ruher
France
Spa
Belgium
E Dawes
Nee
Rumania
Serbia
High School Honor Society Chooses Its Officers
Parent-Teachers Association met at the high school to discuss decorating plans for the assembly room with Miss Ethel Ligett as principal speaker. Dr Minnie Howard and Mrs W J Cornell were named to assist in planning, while George B Crawford and Superintendent Walter R Siders spoke on student cooperation and Denver Opportunity School respectively. Musical numbers and a subscription plan to fund decorations were presented, with the Abbeys Holy Grail suggested for the room and Alexander Evolution of the Book rejected in favor of its message of love.
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Hig
Ciie
Regula
Parent-Teachers Association
Ethel Ligett
Minnie Howard
W. J. Cornell
Abbey
Archdeacon from Trinity Episcopal Church summoned to Philadelphia
Archdeacon Stay of Trinity Episcopal Church is called to Philadelphia due to concerns over his brother. The move follows criticism within church circles and involves a notable clerical family matter.
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Trinity Epiro Church
Philadelphia
Chapman sisters return from California trip
Genevieve and Viola Chapman arrived home from Los Angeles and Pasadena after spending Christmas. in Pasadena they attended the Tournament of Roses and the Stanford Notre Dame football game on New Year's Day.
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Genevieve
Viola Chapman
Los Angel
Pasadena
Wright a Visitor
Gus Wright of Ogden passed through the city yesterday on his way to Ty Falls and will visit Pocatello for a longer stay on his return from that city.
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Wright
Gus Wright
Ogden
Ty Falls
St. ix -Ex
Pocatello
Hat City
Despondent Man Kills Self in Salt Lake Home
Andre B. Magnus, 56, of Salt Lake City killed himself at his home late yesterday amid illness and unemployment. Police say he was despondent and a member of the I O O F and Moose. he is survived by his widow.
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Salt Lake
Jan
Andre 'B. Magnus
Moose
Drainage Congress Discusses Flood Control and Irrigation
Chicago January session of the national drainage congress opened with talks on waterway improvements to the Mississippi River, silting, hydraulic power and flood control. Delegates examined irrigation methods and flood prevention during the morning program.
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Chicago
National Drainage Congress
Ilinois
Missippi
Southern Ad Dinner Special on Thursday Evening
The notice promotes a Ken dinner eve special at Oriole next Thursday from 11:30 p.m. The offer includes a 45 cent price point and emphasizes a Southern style menu.
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Southern Ad
Oriole
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