Santa Fe Budget Signals Major Railway Construction
New York January 12 AP announces Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway set a 1926 budget of 67.25 million dollars approved by the executive committee. It covers 23.56 million for additions and betterments, 25 million carryover from 1925, 10.585 million for new equipment and 5.5 million for extensions. No acquisitions of other rail properties planned and oil properties will remain unified.
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New York
Outlin
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
William B. Storey
Aml
Storey
Wool Growers Meet in Boise
Boise hosts the National Wool Growers Association convention January 18 to 20 with sessions at El Korah Temple and tours for women. Frank Hagenbarth and federal officials address packing and grazing laws as industry leaders outline livestock lending and fleece value studies.
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Boise
Idaho
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Owyhee Hotel
George K. Bowden
United States
Senate Committee On Public Lands
United States Chamber of Commerce
Paul Clagstone
National Chamber
Cit
Leo F. Falk
Frank F. Hagenbarth
Boise Lodge No. 310
L.F. Swift
Chicago
Hugh Sproat
Walter Humphrey
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Feirel Intermediate Credit Banks
A. C. Williams
Federal Farm Loan Board
W. A. Denecke
Federal
Dubois
Indian Maiden's War Paint Bill
The secretary of the interior faced a $373 bill for six months of facial adornments by an Osage beauty. Items listed include rouge powder puffs hair nets lipsticks shampoos and cold creams with a 25 percent deduction requested despite a treasury balance from oil royalties of $39 770.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Love Colony Under Cloud Taints Moral Debate
Allentown Pa January 12 April Farm a colony linked to Charles Garland millionaire socialist was nearly deserted by its women members as Garland faced a $1000 bail for adultery linked to Bettina Hovey mother of a child born last July 4 and died October 17. Sheriff Sensenbach arrested Garland and sought Hovey while six men and one woman were found at the farm. Garland calls the colony an experiment in social science and investigators seek Mary Preston and other leaders wife Mary Garland.
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Allentown
Charles Garland
Garland
Sensenbach
Leigh County
Bettina Hovey
Miss Hovey
Doris Benson
Carland
Stuart
Mary Preston
Wrenn Garland
Dedham
Mass
Boston
Pennsylvania
South
Idaho Sheepmen Gather for Two Day Session
The National Wool Growers Association convenes its 61st annual meeting in Boise Idaho January 18 19 and 20 with plans to stabilize grazing permits, encourage scientific land use, and boost flock quality while forecasting no major shifts in grazing policy or western forage lands. Secretay P K Marshal notes profits in 1925 and hopes for federal policy stability to support livestock investments.
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Salt Lake
City
Utah
National Wool Growers Association
Boise
Idaho
I’. KK. Marshal
National Organization
Marshal
Indictments Probe Banker in Rural Credit Case
Adolph W. Ewert goes on trial in Faulkton South Dakota on embezzlement charges linked to the rural credit system. He faces multiple state and federal indictments alleging misappropriation of about 211000, with prosecutors tying rural funds to the National Bank of Commerce in Pierre where he served as president. The bank failed as scrutiny of the rural credit program began.
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Faulkton
S. D
Adolph W. Ewert
Dakota
Ewert
National Bank of Commerce
Pierre
Gentlemen's agreement seen for Pacific Coast league club transfers
Los Angeles reports indicate a gentlemen's agreement transferring the Vernon club to San Francisco and the Salt Lake club to Los Angeles. The notice comes from owners and directors of the Pacific Coast league.
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Los Angeles
Vernon Club
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Bank Directors Appointed by Perrin in Salt Lake City
Federal reserve branch directors named by agent John Perrin are F. J. Hagenbarth of Spencer Idaho and L. H. Farnsworth of Salt Lake City with W. L. Partner named managing director.
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San Francisco
Federal Reserve Bank
Salt Lake City
John Perrin
F. J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
L. H. Farnsworth
W. L. Partner
Labor Federation Puts Prison Labor Use Policy Forward
Idaho State Federation of Labor backs a States Use system for prison labor. The convention approves an extensive plan for training, compensation, and product marking, with emphasis on valid selection of industries and interstate cooperation. Delegates from Pocatello and Boise elect committees to oversee auditing legislation organization and officer reports.
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Labor Federation
J. B. Ringel
Wallace
August Rosaviat
H.M. Middendorf
W. J. Coles
Pocatello
I. W. Wright
Boise
Idaho
State Cape
Idaho Federation of Labor
United States
Idaho State Federation of Labor
August Rosqvist
H. M. Middendorf
George W. Coles
G. W. Johnson
P. N. Bish
J. A. Haéwies
H. Park
Allen Broomquist
J. M. Christopherson
Abram Forster
J. A. Hoggan
William Gordon
N. F. Peterson
Gus Radamacher
Gus Johnson
Gunnar Johnson
Jaco Meitzenheimer
Luthers' Union
Typographical Union
J. B Ringel
Wallace Trades and Labor Council
Carpenters and Joiners
Street Railway
F. N. Blair
Boise Painters and Decorators
Boise Trades and Labor Council
R. H. Park
Boise Typographics Union
Allen Bloomquist
Pocatello Central Labor Union
George W. Johnson
Pocatello Carpenters
J. A. Knowles
Pocatello Building Trades Council
George W. “Oles
Gunnar Johraon
Hod
Gus Rada‘macher
E. W. Parsons
Interretional Electrical Workers
Embezzlement Charge Filed Against White
The Tribune reports a complaint against B. O. White and a new plan to liquidate the White estate. The Metal Sec an of unsecured creditors plans to form a liquidation board with A. O. Hinckley W. F. Kasiska and A. J. Pierce. Judge D. W. Standrod acts as attorney. White will turn over his equities and property for sale to the corporation to pay creditors at 100 cents on the dollar, saving property from forced sale and aiding the community.
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B. O. White
the Tribune
Sacriicen
Metual Sec
White
A. O. Hinckley
W. F. Kasiska
A. J. Pierce
D. W. Standrod
Fifteen Below Reported in Iowa Districts
A long Iowa dispatch notes a cold spell with subzero readings across multiple districts. Details include Des Moines and Waterloo reporting fifteen below, with Wisconsin and Montana regions mentioning zero to six below conditions and a rapid temperature rebound forecast.
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Iowa
Lander
Wye
Pueblo
Colo
Leadville
Weather Bureau
Montana
Mexico
Colorado
Des Moines
Waterloo
Rattler Found With Two Heads in Fresno
A rattlesnake about ten inches long with two heads was killed by C. M. Bridges of Auburry California. Dr. T. Waterman of Fresno State College brought the specimen to the college where it is being preserved in alcohol.
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Fresno
Calif
C. M. Bridges
Auburry
T. Waterman
Fresno State College
Aluminum Deal Probed By Senate Investigators
Senate investigators probing the Aluminum Company of America hear Assistant Attorney General Donovan say the firm agreed to full DOJ book examination. He details why contempt proceedings were not begun after the FTC accused the company of violating a court decree.
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Washington
Senate
Aluminum Company of America
Mellon
Donovan
Department of Justice
Senate Judiciary Committee
Department
Compan
Federal Trade Commission
A. V. Davis
The
Couny
Wing
Trade Commission
Walsh
Montana
Wiy
Aluminum
Dunn
Commissions
Atten
No agreement reached in anthracite arbitration talks
New York January 12 The anthracite joint conference resumed December 29 and adjourned today without a settlement or a date for renewal. Miners demanded wage-based arbitration only, while operators pressed for full arbitration. John L. Lewis accused operators of bad faith, saying the failure rests with them and the strike would continue.
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New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Atlantic City
George Havesty
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Corporation
Thomas Thomas
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lewis
Chambers of Commerce
Luzerne
Markle
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Santa FE
Twin Falls
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Idaho Falls
Donald McLean
Minnie Miller
Thousand Springs
United States Forestry Service
Ard Rutledge
Frank Hagenbarth
National Weel Growers Association
Love Colony
UNDER
Law
Young Thaw
Rureell Taan
Evelyn Nesbit
Charles Murphy
Idaho Sheepmen
Er. C. White
F.C. White Real Estate and Insurance Company
Barney McGarvey
Justice of the Peace
E. G. House
Bern
A. T. Sahlberg
White Company
Charles O. Chilson
Dick Leach
Chilson
Sahberg
Tribune
Preetello
Sahlberg
Seyboldt
Und
Fred Seybolat T
Sehlberg
Rockies
Denver
Bol
Rocky Mountain
Department States Company
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