Idaho Engineers Gather for State Convention in Twin Falls
Idaho Chapter American Association of Engineers opens a two day convention in Twin Falls outlining future Idaho development. Topics include economic growth transportation utilities water resources and the impact of American Falls Dam and Snake River storage with speakers from University of Idaho the state reclamation service and state utilities.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
American Association of Engineers
Twin Palls
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Will H. Gibson
Lee R. Cook
Nampa
University of Idaho
Ivan C. Crawford
College of Eaineering
Snake River
G. Clyde Baldwin
American Falls
Snake River Valley
F. A. Banks
United States Reclamation Service
Attitude on Consolidation Stirred in Senate Hearing
Alfred P. Thom of the Association of Railway Executives outlined railroad views on consolidation before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. He warned the Cumming bill's valuation provision could delay reorganizations until the Interstate Commerce Commission completes its work. Thom urged stronger power to handle dissenting stockholders.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Alfred P. Thom
Association of Railway Executives
Thom
Cumming
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummins
Epublican
Iowa
Tham
Fascists Demand Removal of Ebert
German fascists in the Reich with General Ludendorff's party call for President Ebert's removal. They propose a plebiscite requiring a two thirds Reichstag vote, arguing the verdict in the Magdeburg libel trial endangers the republic's dignity.
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Berlin
Ebert
Reicha
Ludendorff
Madgeburg
Triat
Lakehurst LA completes 33 hour test with mast moors
The Los Angeles completed a 33 hour test during which she was moored to her mast several times after short flights, marking a successful evaluation.
Smiling Nellie Cashman Laid To Rest At Rose Bay
Victoria B C January 10 Nellie Cashman pioneer in Yukon and Arizona mining died after months in hospital. She died at eighty and was buried in Rose Bay cemetery. A storied frontierswoman she supported miners and funded ventures in Dawson City and the Klondike era. Frank Slagin and other sour dough pallbearers attended the service.
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Victoria
B. C
Nellie Cashman
Southwest
Rose Bay
Arizona
Yukon
Klondike
Frank Slagin
Dawson City
Dominion
Hunker
Northland
Miss Cashman
Koyukik
Seward
Allied finance chiefs reach provisional damage claims pact
Paris January 10 AP Winston Churchill announces a provisional Anglo American agreement on war damage claims and related Dawes plan priorities. US delays share for two years to allow Belgian priority payment. exact totals unspecified. Agreement to be reviewed by Washington and discussed by all six powers at a Tuesday plenary.
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Paris
Winston Churchill
United States
Churchill
Washington
Herrick and Kellogg
James A. Logan, Jr
Mr. Churchill
Otto E. Niemeyer
Great Britain
America
Italy
French
Bell
Japan
Ministry of Finance
Fools in the Dark at Capitol previews star’s rough week
Screening of Fools in the Dark at the Capitol notes the life of a motion picture star is not all glamour. Matt Moore, the film’s star, faces a barrage of threats and trouble, including worries about fines and past incidents as his career faces pressure.
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Capitol
Matt Moore
Capitol Theatre
Mr. Moore
Goggs
Bohunks
Felony Charges After Idaho Falls Car Collision
A felony charge was filed by the County Attorney against Gerald Rangey and Wallace Vance following a highway collision two miles north of Idaho Falls. The crash left Mr and Mrs J A Cooper severely injured after being thrown from a motor vehicle. The charges include assault and weapon related counts.
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Idaho Falls
Lee
Gerald Rangey
Wallace Vance
J. A Cooper
Navy building program held amid reassessment of fleet needs
Washington report states the administration withholds approval of the naval modernization plan while a navy general board study on battleships submarines and aircraft weighs the value of each. A White House decision is expected before next week end on whether to fund modernization totaling over 20 million and to authorize laying down some or all of eight cruisers not yet funded.
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Pocatello
Bishop Tyageen
Downey
Afton Fite
Lava
Ilda Stone
Soda Springs
Num Three
John Jacoby
E. L. Nugent
J. F. Million
Marjorie Albertson
Onch One
Socatello
Washington
Jan. Tv
Navy General Board
Coolidge
Senate
House
White House
Navy Department
Cold Weather Deaths Signal Caucasus Crisis
In Tiflis on January 9, AP reports unprecedented Caucasus cold winter with about 100 deaths and thousands of cattle frozen. Shepherds and farmers found frozen with livestock. antelope perished on plains. Armenia district near Alexandropol reports 32 degrees below zero as relief efforts aid orphans. Famine fears mount for next year. Also notes wage cut of 10 percent affecting about 40,000 operators in New Bedford and a boxing result in San Francisco.
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Tiflis
Republic of Georgia
Caucasus
Alexandropoli
Armenia
Bedford
Mass
New Bedford Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Edinburgh and Oxford runners invited to Pennsylvania relay carnival
Olympic champions Eric Liddell of Edinburgh and Abrahams of Oxford were invited to compete in special races at the Pennsylvania relay carnival on April 24 and 25. Dr. George Orton, carnival manager, announced the invitation. Liddell won the Paris 400 meter title and Abrahams the Paris 100 meter title last year.
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Eric Liddell
University of Edinburgh
Abrahams
Oxford University
George Orton
Paris
Liddell
Auto Dealers Optimistic For Business Outlook This Year
New York Jan. 10 1925 The auto industry plans higher production with 1925 schedules above 1924, led by Hudson Ford and General Motors. Dealers fear over-optimism and risk of unsold stock. Expected 2 million cars for replacement and 1.7 million potential new buyers.
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J. Royle
New York
America
General Motors
Ford Company
Detroit
Fascist Opposition Appears Ready To Reenter Parliament
In Rome signs show Aventine opposition may rejoin the chamber when it convenes Monday. Newspapers reflect debate on returning to fight Fascism or stay in abstention, with leaders urging attendance and a possible early elections contest. Doubts persist about timing and feasibility before fall.
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Rome
Aventine
Fascisti
Giornale d’Italia
The
Sereno
Woman Paroled After Longest Penitentiary Term for Woman
Aggie Meyers sentenced to life for husband's 1904 murder in Kansas City and imprisoned 19 years at the Missouri State Penitentiary. Authorities note she may have spent the longest time in prison by a woman in the United States.
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Jefferson City
Aggie Meyers
Kansas City
United States
Liquor Arrests in Utah Rise in 1924
Salt Lake City reports show 309 arrests by federal agents in 1924 versus 237 in 1923. Prohibition enforcement also seized more liquor and more stills in 1924 than in 1923, indicating a rise in bootlegging activity.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Chelan Bank Closed After Defalcation Report
Olympic Washington January 10 The Miners and Merchants bank of Chelan was closed by the state banking department following a defalcation of 45.00 uncovered by Examiner F R Amende. Cashier C B Vanslyke who was implicated died today in a car crash near Chelan. J C Minshull banking supervisor announced details.
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Olympic
Wash
Miners and Merchants Bank of
Chelan
State Department of Banking
F. R. Amende
C. B. Vanslyke
J. C. Minshull
Vanslyke
Mins
Hughes Stands by Spirit of Arms Treaties
Washington report notes Secretary Hughes defends the Washington arms treaty spirit against naval pressure to alter gun elevations. He backs a British view urging restraint to avoid a renewed arms race, arguing changes would affect existing ships and likely occur in ten to twelve years. The White House and State Department favor harmony over new conflicts.
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Washington
Hughes
Great Britain
Congress
America
Britain
United States
Japan
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Rocatello Tribune
W.f.ers
Tribune
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Navy Building Program
San Francisco
Bermondsey
Billy Wells
Chick Roach
Coal Company
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Julius Henry Hartman
Vienna
Spirit OF
Wmvid
Lawrence
King Coal
T. B. Smith Co
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