Plans to keep Coolidge cabinet intact continue
President Coolidge plans to retain the cabinet as is with no forced resignations or abrupt changes. Secretary James J. Davis may take a leave. no new appointments are announced and White House officials deny pending reshuffles.
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Washington
Jan
Coolige
Aly
Coolidge
Ber
James J. Davis
Davis
Department of Labor
White House
Afte
Hardle
Harding
Tle
Hughey
Amer
Russia
Hughes
Ayne c
Berlin
Great Britain
America
Houhyen
Fish-Hook Beats Spug Myers in Local Lightweight Bout
Spug Myers, once a crown hopeful after Leonard vacated, was defeated by Fish-Hook in a recent lightweight contest. Spug Myers is hospitalized at Lynn Brothers hospital after a fish-hook incident left his right hand with two infected fingers. Dr. I W Lynn reports the injury not serious.
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Spug Myers
Ca. Leonard
de- Ratta Joe Benjamin
Hollywood
Generous Pocatello Sees Strong Near East Relief Support
Citizens of Pocatello pledge and donate to Near East Relief with gifts from the Greek colony, the Business and Professional Women’s club, church groups, and multiple societies. N. C. Newberry reports the response as unusually generous and plans further drives in Idaho and Utah regions.
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Pocatilco
Neaer East Relief Fund
N. C. Newberry
Palace of Sweets
Business and
Professional Womens Club
Presbyterian Church
Catholic Womens League
Congregational Sunday School
Newberry
Pocatello
Methodist Mens’ Club
Nampa
Caldwell
Boise
Utah
Salt Lake
Hart Troubles Aired in Court
Wini fred Westover Hart testified in Los Angeles court today about her dispute to break a separation agreement with film star William Hart. She described domestic troubles and crying fits as Hart listened while their baby was held by nurses. She recalled their December 1921 marriage and a May 1922 dispute with Hart's sister Mary leading to harsh words from Hart about her stay in the house.
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Los Angeles
Winifred Westover Hart
William
Bill’’ Hart
Desa
Polief
Hart
Mary
Civil Aeronautics Bill Aims For New Bureau In Commerce
Washington January 16 AP The commerce committee reported a bill to create a bureau of civil aeronautics within the commerce department instead of elevating the American ambassador posts to secretary of state. The piece notes President and political pressures influence diplomacy and highlights Houghton as a pragmatic yet untrained diplomat respected in Berlin for understanding Europe and promoting peace efforts.
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Washington
Great Britain
Berlin
London
Hughes
Houghton
Co Esg
New York
Berlin Post
Germany
Ambassador Houghton
Europe
United States
Keep Glands in Says Physician Keep Glands in Says Physician
Dr Samuel J Staub remarks on lingering low energy and vague ill feeling in a recent dispatch. He notes glandular issues may underlie chronic fatigue and urges medical evaluation for persistent malaise.
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Samuel J. Staub
Opposition to the Tech Bill Faces University Clash
In Boise on January 16 Bannock county's delegation introduced House Bill 15 to raise the Idaho Technical Institute at Pocatello from a prep school to a full college. The measure would remove the two year limit and authorize degrees in pharmacy engineering education commerce home economics and arts and sciences. Opposition is expected as the bill could challenge the University of Idaho in engineering and arts and sciences programs.
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Boise
Bannock County
House
Pond, McDonald and Whitney
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocateugy
W Institute
Pocatello
University of Idaho
Tribune
Idaho
Gilroy
Charles S. Moody
Jefferson County
Alli
Senate
Moore
State Banking Code Commission
Isaacson
State Board of Education
State Affairs Committee
Commissioner of Public Investment
Department
Egbert
Magleby and Taylor
Teton
State Board of Equalization
Allen
Darrowland Williams
McClure
Preston
Jones and Kiger
Idaho House Delves Into Cabinet Form Reform Bills
Boise lawmakers debate sweeping changes as Charles Moody warns repeal of cabinet government could topple Idaho structure. Several bills propose school funding reform, tax shifts, and boyer measures while other measures await printing before committee review.
Town Talk Bank Clearings and Local Notes
Bank clearings in Pocatello on Thursday totaled 233158.76. Gust Lampros was taken into custody Thursday night and booked for investigation of issuing worthless checks. the case was forwarded to county authorities. M. E. Tolliver, former Troy laundry owner, visited the city with his wife and is now staying at Grey's Lake.
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Gust Lampros
M. E. Tolliver
Troy
Grey’s Lake
Stallings Takes Over Chaffee Auto Management
Stallings has taken over the management of the Chaffee Auto company, the local Buick distributors, succeeding W. T. Cato as manager of the firm.
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Stallings
Chaffee Auto Company
Buick
W. T. Cato
Funeral for Mrs. Virginia Nelson Sunday
The funeral for Mrs. Virginia Nelson wife of Ace R Nelson will be held Sunday at 2 pm from the Fourth Ward to D.E. church with Bishop Radley officiating. Interment will be at Mountainview under the direction of McHan Undertaking Company.
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Virginia Nelson
Ace R. Nelson
Fourth Ward
D. 8
Bishop Radley
Mountainview
McHan Undertaking Company
Dorothy Mawer Dies at Home Following Illness
Mrs. Dorothy Mawer wife of Isaac Mawer of Robin died Thursday night at the family home. The body is in charge of McHan Undertaking company and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Dorothy Mawer
Isaac Mawer
Robin
McHan Undertaking Company
Death of Aven Fryar From Grants at Roosevelt Avenue Home
Aven Junior Fryar seven year old son of Mrs John C Grant of 121 Roosevelt Avenue died Thursday night at the family residence. He is survived by his mother, her husband and two sisters Bertha and Josephine Fryar. Schumacher and Hall company has charge of arrangements.
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Aven Junior Fryar
John C. Grant
Roosevelt Avenue
Bertha
Josephine Fryar
Schumacher and Hall Company
Death notice of Mrs. W. F. McDill of Superior Wyoming
Word reached S. Ferguson this morning of the death of his sister Mrs. W. F. McDill of Superior Wyoming who died last night likely suddenly. Dr. and Mrs. McDill once lived in McCammon. remains may be returned for burial. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs. Rogers Nebo Wyoming and Miss Katherine Gerard one son George Gerary Jr two sisters Mrs. F M Bybee Idaho Falls and Mrs. Billa Ferguson father L A Ferguson and one brother Ferguson of this city.
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S. Perguson
W. F. McDill
Superior
Wyo
MecDill
McCammon
Rogers
Nebo
Katherine Gerard
George Gerar
Moose Dance Start At K of C Hall
The Moose Legion opens dances on Saturday at the K of C hall. Pythian Sisters Gate City Temple No 2 meet this evening in the Eagles hall on North Main street with a good attendance urged.
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Moose Dance
Moose Legion
K. of C. Hall
Gate City Temple
Pythian Sisters
Eagles Hall
North Main Street
Hospital Notes Highlight Local Injury Reports
K Fukuda underwent an operation at a local hospital yesterday. Morris Chilton of White Contracting suffered serious injuries drilling on East side site. three ribs fractured and admitted to hospital. Sidney Shoal of Blackfoot fell from a load of hides and broke two fingers. treated locally. Chester Invall of Troy Laundry smashed right hand at work. hospitalized. Mrs. Ben Lyman and Mrs. C G Ryan remain ill or in serious condition. Walter Daniels also ill in hospital.
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K. Fukuda
Loral
Morris Chilton
White Contracting Company
Inecai
Sidney Shoal
Chester Invall
Troy Laundry
Ben Lyman
North Third
C. G. Ryan
Walter Daniels
Dave Daniels
Fine and Jail Sentence for E. R. Dampier
Boise reports a mandate of execution in the case of E. R. Dampier after conviction for obscene writing. Dampier faces six months in Minidoka county jail and a $1000 fine as the appeal court’s mandate ends any hope for a stay.
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Boise
E. R. Dampier
E. G. Davis
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Dampier
Minidoka County
Legion District Meet Brings Idaho Posts Together
Fifty or more servicemen representing southeastern Idaho American Legion posts gather in Pocatello for a district conference. The event opens at 7 p.m. with a banquet at the Bannock hotel, presided by District Commander M. Wilson of Soda Springs, featuring talks from post representatives and a musical program.
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American Legion
Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
M. Wilson
Soda Springs
Arco
Shelley
Aberdeen
Preston
Malad
Downey
American Fally
Blackfoot
Jello
Ivan Gasser
la Roclete Dea
Pocatello Legion Owner Legion
Legion
Senate approves first deficiency appropriation bill
The Senate backed the conference report on the first deficiency appropriation bill worth 159 million dollars and sent it to the House for approval. An Arizona irrigation project line was kept out despite protests by Senator Cameron and Senator Ashurst. The measure includes 150 million dollars for tax refunds and authorizes 50 thousand dollars each for a farm commission and for a conservation board.
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Washington
Senate
House
Yuma
Ariz
Cameron
Ashurst
Arizona
Farm Commission
Boise Approves Bond for Main Line Station Approach
Boise voters approve a 115000 bond to build an approach to the main line station on the bench. The measure passed with two thirds in every precinct, with precinct 17 at 56 percent in favor and precinct 20 flipping from strong opposition to support. Turnout was 2715 this Thursday versus 2772 last June.
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Boise
WANTS LIQUOR OUT OF PICTURES
Dr. Leigh Colvin of New York charged at the national picture conference that liquor interests use films to undermine the prohibition amendment. He said films mock the law and glamorize consumption, diverting money from liquor to amusements. Mrs. Ida Wiscont urged cleaner pictures.
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Washington
Hiquor
Leigh Colvin
New York
National Picture Conference
Mra
Ida B. Wiscont
The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Towa
Argentinean Flier Aims To Complete Earth Journey Next Summer
Petro Sinni of Argentina has reached Japan from England on a flight around the world and is pressing in Tokyo to finish the voyage next summer, according to George E. Masters, a Tokyo newspaper man.
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Seattle
Petro Sinni
Japan
England
Tokio
George E. Masters
Doan's Pills endorsed by local resident for kidney relief
Mrs G B Race of 733 Main St reports kidney trouble and back pain improved after using Doan's Pills from Halliwell Drug Co. She says a second box cured her and recommends the stimulant diuretic. Price 60c at dealers. Faulkner Co. manufacturers.
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Doan
L’ocatello
Mra. G
Race
Main St
Dean
Halliwell Drug Co
Boan
Narrow Escape of Audience at Star Theater
In Goton Nebraska on January 16 an audience of thirty children and five adults narrowly escaped death when carbon monoxide gas filled the Star theater seating area. The performance ended just in time to avert tragedy.
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Goton
Neb
Star Theatre
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