Campaign deadline looms for bid to top Tribune list
Readers are urged to act before eleven tonight to boost their chances in the Tribune campaign. The piece promises equal opportunity, warns against excuses, and notes finalists with prospects for the two remaining periods and the chance to claim a top spot in the leaders’ class.
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Tribune
Andy Beach
Commission
Anal Command
Fan Grand Capital
Ren
Paige Roughan
Valorite
Paige Brougham
Legislature Adjourns in Respect of Chief Justice
The legislature adjourns in respect to the Chief Justice as the session notes a potential county commissioner term change. A constitutional amendment would be submitted to voters to allow one four year term and others for two years. Other measures include tax penalties on delinquent irrigation taxes and prioritizing livestock feeders’ liens.
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Committee On Privileges and Elections
Chattel Mortand Ell
Br Fed
Preston
House
Committee On Revenue
House Advances Tax Refund Measure to Fund $150 Million
The chamber moves to fund tax refunds with a 150 million dollar appropriation after adopting a previously approved committee report. The action signals a swift path to distributing refunds as lawmakers push the policy forward.
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House
Abrams theory found worthy investigation continues
The report notes interest in Dr. Abrams of San Francisco who claimed the reflexophone could detect cancer and other diseases from a drop of blood and that the oscilla clasp could cure by using electric waves. His theory drew supporters and criticism from the American Medical Association.
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Dr. Abrams
San Francisco
Foundation of Health
Abrams
American Medical Association
Scientific American
Will of Dr Abrams Funds College of Electronic Healing
San Francisco notes reveal the late Dr Abrams allocated funds for a college of electronic healing. Construction halted as heirs contest the will and estate in court. Abrams built a large practice around his electronic system, which critics say faced skepticism from medical associations.
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San Francisco
Cal
Dr. Abrams
Riswae
Mrr. Abrams
Abrams
Durin
Lincoln physician reports deep Hailey snow and ample water
Town talk notes Dr. W. H. Baugh, prominent Lincoln county physician and businessman, visiting town for shopping. He says Hailey snow is unusually deep for this season and predicts no trouble with water next year.
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W. H. Baugh
Lincoln County
Hailey
Skidmore Preliminary Hearing Set for Tuesday
The preliminary hearing of C. C. Skidmore on grand larceny charges will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock before Justice of the Peace E. G. Houde at his West Center office.
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C. C. Skidmore
Cha
Justice of the Peace
E. G. Houde
West Center
Norway to Aid Rum Running Crackdown Trade
Oslo reports the Norwegian government may legislate to bar Norwegian vessels from rum running to the United States. Washington lists 100 Norwegian ships linked to the liquor trade, though few Norwegians are heavily involved and most operate off the coast. Public opinion favors cooperation with U.S. authorities while preserving Norway’s maritime rights.
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Oslo
Norway
United States
Orince
Washington
So Sele Owners Association
Ministry of
America
Alleged Murderer May Be Insane In Mental Exam Postponement
An insanity commission in Omaha postponed examining J Warren Malone a Umana realtor accused of murdering his wife Mae Mahlone delaying the hearing until January 22 County Attorney Beal says if Malone is found sane he will be tried for first degree murder and if insane he will be held in state asylum.
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Omaha
Neb
J. Warren’ Malone
Umana
Ter
Mae Mahlone
Colorado Springs
Colo
Beal
Cost of Wilson case corrected after garbled report
Bonneville County Prosecutor Lewis A. Lee clarifies the Wilson murder trial cost. He states the actual trial cost was $4,163.70 including juror expenses witness fees and related costs, with insurance payments for Deputy Simpkins’ family not chargeable to the trial.
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Wilson
William. Wilson
Neil J Simpkins
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Boise
Salt Lake
Bonneville County
Holden
Senate bill for aid of settlers debated in bureau
Secretary Work approves early favorable consideration of the measure. He says the reclamation feature would have saved settlers farms and reduced adjustments faced by the department and Congress by providing funds at four percent. The bill follows recommendations from a fact finding commission and western agricultural college studies.
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Work
McNarvy
Department
Congress
Fact Finding Commission
New Ear
Mg Sa
Couples Without Children and Bachelors Taxed
A bill in the chamber of deputies proposes heavier taxation on bachelors and childless couples to fund larger family benefits. It would raise the monthly allowance to parents with many children from 90 to 360 francs and impose new income levies from 2 to 6 percent across income brackets.
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Largo
Chamber of Deputies
Tiger Flowers Knocked Out in Second Round by Jack Delaney
New York January 17 AP. Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Conn knocked out Tiger Flowers in the second round of a 12 round bout. The decisive punch came after 43 seconds of fighting in round two with a right uppercut. A brief skirmish preceded the knockout.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
Tiger Flowers
Delaney
Flowers
Von Tirpitz Used Official Papers
Berlin Jan 17 AP Interpellations in Reichstag reveal Socialists question whether Admiral Von Tirpitz, former navy minister, took official documents from army navy departments and the foreign office for personal journalistic use. Democrats file a similar inquiry without naming Tirpitz.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Admiral von Tirpitz
Navy
Army
Foreign Office
Senate seeks copy of Paris reparations agreement
Senator Johnson reintroduces a resolution asking Secretary Hughes to provide the Senate with a copy of the Paris reparations pact. Irreconcilables push for broader inquiry into U S involvement, while Borah’s rival measure may not be pressed. Johnson expects committee action next Wednesday.
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Washington
Hugues
Senate
Paris
Johnson
California
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes
United States
Wilson
Sunnell
Wage schedule agreement reached with Chicago and North Western
Chicago and North Western railway negotiators reached a wage and working conditions settlement under the Railway Labor Board ruling. In a separate item, Eugene E. Meyer founder of the War Finance Board and Los Angeles booster died in New York at age 80, native of Strasbourg.
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Chicago
Engineers and Firemens Brotherhoods
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
United States Railway Labor Board
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
New York
Eugene E. Meyer
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance
Mr. Meyer
Strasbourg
Commission Extends Life of Debt Panel by Two Years
Washington January 17 The House passed a bill to extend the American debt commission for another two years after a Senate approval already in place.
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Washington
House
Senate
American Debt Commission
Young Girl Kills Alleged Betrayer in Cleveland
A young girl fatally shot an alleged betrayer at her home in Cleveland last night. Angeline surrendered to authorities claiming Valore had betrayed her.
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Cleveland
Angeline
Valore
Tribute Paid to Mussolini by Ambassador Caetani
New York January 17 Italian ambassador to the United States Don Gelasio Caetani praised Premier Mussolini and the fascisti government before the Italian chamber of commerce. He criticized opposition parties and argued Italy needs a tailored parliamentary system, calling Mussolini the tailor and fascismo his scissors. He blamed a fragmented Anglo-Saxon political conscience for Italy’s many party blocks and claimed fascism arose from public indignation to steady the government. He denounced Giolitti Nitti Garibaldi as lameducks who brought Italy to the brink three years ago.
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New York
Mussolini
Gelasio Caetani
United States
Italian Chamber of Commerce
Italy
Ambancador
Giolitti
Nitti
Garibaldi
Robins Signal Hope Amid Deep Winter Cold
In Pocatello residents faced a bitter cold with the thermometer at zero and a mild winter season sting. Yet two robins were spotted in a back yard, seen as hopeful messengers that spring may soon arrive.
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Weil
Pocatello
Butcher Heir to Fortune Named in Irish Title
Austin Minnesota man Larry O Keefe a hog sticker at a packing plant learned from Canadian lawyers he is heir to a 250000 dollar Irish estate that grants him the title Sir Lawrence O Keefe He is the sole surviving relative after his grandfather died in Ireland and he vows to keep working until the money arrives.
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Austin, Minn
Larry O'Keefe
Ireland
Lawrence O’keefe
O’keefe
Floor crashes injure ten at Aberdeen coal mine site
Ten workers were injured when a floor collapsed at Aberdeen coal mine in Clinton Indiana on January 17. Local responders and plant safety officials were on the scene, with efforts focused on safeguarding evacuated crews and securing the area.
High School Team Edges Firth 24 to 23 in Close Victory
The Pocatello senior high school squad defeated Firth Friday evening by a single point in a tense 24 to 23 win. The game featured late substitutions as both sides battled for control, with key players including Thomas, Greas, Garver, Croft, and Jensen appearing for various pushes.
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Firth
Pocatello Senior High School
Jolo
Whem Have
Thomas Fer
Greas
Garver
Ind
Meere
Croft
Jensen
Bannock County to Use Pocatello Tribune as Official Paper
Friday's Bannock county board designated the Pocatello Tribune as the official county newspaper for the term. They approved bonds for justices and constable, named courthouse officials, authorized farm bureau funds, reviewed road budget, and allocated 7500 to the Children's Home Finding and Aid Society.
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Bannock
W. P. Havener
Children ’S Home Finding and Aid Society
Bannock County
Gizoo
Oneida
Power Counties
Boards of Commissioners
Tag No
Alameda
Joe Griffith
Piotaice No
Cove
Joe L. Johnson
Wm. Fowler
Joseph Bonis
Cleveland
Leansone
Per Ro Cahoon
Lund
BE. Wilson, Jr
I EF
Harader urges Idaho economic survey at engineers meeting
J A Harader head of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce and Idaho Chamber secretary urged state engineers to commission a comprehensive economic survey of Idaho. He pressed publicity, land settlement cooperation, scientific farming, power development, road improvements, and strong leadership to attract investment and develop the state’s rivers and mountains for industry.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
J. A. Harader
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Idaho State Engineers
Elks
Harader
America
Engineers Favor National Policy of Reforestation
Washington AP reports the American Engineering Council will enlist national and local engineering societies to back a nationwide reforestation program aligned with federal aims. The council will cooperate with the Forest Service to protect timber resources, focusing on 14 states lacking clear policies. Dean Mortimer E. Cooley of the University of Michigan warns barren cutover lands could become barren for generations.
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Washington
American
Eering Council
Mortimer E. Coo
University of Michigan
Tech Symphony Presents Fort Hall Concert Benefit
The Tech orchestra prepares a Fort Hall benefit concert for the Indian School. The full ensemble will perform on January 21 in Pocatello with autos conveying the orchestra and venue space, starting at 2 30 o clock in the afternoon.
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Tech Symphony
Fort Hall
Su Cesena W. Donner
Fort A
Gome
Pocatello
Shooting case against wife in Laramie faces charges
In Laramie Wyoming a husband named D Richmond shot at his wife yesterday. Police say the couple recently moved from Missouri after a long marriage in Kansas City. The wife was wounded and begged officers to save her as the incident unfolded. Authorities described a tense domestic dispute preceding the shooting.
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Laramie
Wyo
D. Richmond
Natake Holding
W Mass Holdings
Missouri
Richmonds
C. L. Richmond
Kansas City
Richmond
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