Banquet Talks of Interest at Bannock Hotel
Woolgrowers and Stockmen members filled Bannock hotel dining rooms for a Monday banquet with J C Swift as toast master. Speakers included Dean E J Iddings of Idaho University and B C Biggerstaff of Kansas City.
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Bannock Hotel
Woolgrowers’ and Stockmen's Associations
J. C. Swift
Kansas City
E. J. Iddings
University of Idaho
B. C.biggerstaff
H. C. Baldridge
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Salt Lake
the Bowery
Alice Watson
Jessie Hutchinson
Thora Martin
Department of Dramatics
Southern Branch
B. Miller
Edward Siggins
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Seddings
Allege of Agriculture
The
State University
England
France
Australia
New Zealand
Paris
America
Dean Iddings
Biggerstaff
Five arson fires sweep Washington in a night of turmoil
Police chased a suspected fire bug after five extra alarm blazes and several minor fires hit Washington and nearby towns. John Jack Fisher, 29, was arrested near Walter Reed hospital with a Fallsburg New York fire badge on him. No fatalities were reported as fire crews battled fires at Woolworths, grain stores, a lumber yard, and produce businesses.
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Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Walter Reid Hospital
John Jack Fisher
Fallsburgh
N. Y
Fisher
Eckington
Fourth
Q Streets
Woolworth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth
Ten
Center Market
H Street
Union Station
Fourteenth
W Streets
Baltimore
President Coolidge Leaves Havana for Home
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge sailed from Havana aboard the cruiser Memphis bound for Key West with Cuba's greeting echoing the largest acclaim for a visiting foreign head of state. Secretary Hughes and the American delegation to the Pan American Congress remained to conclude formal matters as the president's party heads toward Washington.
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Havana
Cuba
President Coolidge
Memphis
Key West
Morro Castle
Hughes
Washington
Kellogg
Wilbur
Coolidge
Presidential
Machado
Morro Castle Point
Patria
Idaho Woolgrowers Conclude Convention Officers Seen
The three day Idaho woolgrowers convention closes this afternoon with Roscoe Rich of Burley and Soda Springs likely to lead the organization next year. Donald McLean is expected to remain as secretary. Cost production and freight issues occupy major discussion as committees report on predatory animals, transport, and marketing.
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Ued
Idaho
Roscoe Rich
Burley and
Soda Springs
Donald McLean
Rich
Intermountain States
W. A. Barber
Martin Curran
J. S. Houtz
Emma Yeaman
Salmon
B. Thomas Morris
J. B. Laird
Palis
John A. Welch
Department of Agriculture
W. A. Denecke
United States Experimental Station
Dubois
Woolgrowers’ Convention
Treble Clef Club
Gaylord Seaford
Bacon
H. W. Platt
Salt Lake
R. A Pierce
Prohibition Leader Volstead Criticizes Enforcement
Andrew Volstead denounced “wishy-washy enforcement” of the prohibition law at an eighth anniversary celebration in Minneapolis. He urged unwavering public support for the law and called on saloon interests to surrender, saying Washington has mishandled the policy.
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Arthur H. Caine
Wool Marketing Committee
National
Walter Humphrey
Boston
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Minneapolis
Andrew Volstead
Washington
Coolidge Lands in Key West Placed on Memphis Dock
President Coolidge arrived in Key West from Havana aboard the cruiser Memphis. The ship docked at 1 60 p.m. local time as cooling winds swept the harbor on the early January day.
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Key West
Fila
Coolidge
Havana
Memphis
Woman Submits a Plan for the Outlawry of War
Washington January 17 AP The peace plan by Mrs Ben Hooper former Wisconsin Senate hopeful won top marks at the conference on war causes and cures It calls the United States to commit to outlawing war join the world court revise neutrality laws refuse arms to violators arbitrate by treaty and amend the constitution to ratify peace pacts by majorities A draft option would draft all citizens in a future defensive war at 30 dollars a month
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Washington
Ben Hooper
United States
Wisconsin
World Court
Senate
House
Charles E. Simonson
New York
Kellogg
Airman Fred Hoyt Missing in Idaho and Utah Searches
In Idaho and Utah, air services and volunteers search for Stearman pilot Fred Hoyt missing since Saturday. Leon Cuddeback scouted the Cold Spring Creek area and Goose Creek Raft River routes while weather delays hamper takeoff and a large emergency base forms at Burley.
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Boise
Boeing Air Transport
Western Air Express
Varney Air Mail
Army Air Reserve
Commercial Services
Idaho
Utah
Fred Hoyt
Stearman Aircraft Company
Leon Cuddeback
Varney
Hammett - Glenns Ferry
Cuddeback
C. C Moore
Hammett
Mr. Moore
Cold Spring Creek
Snake River
Moore
Charles T Wrightson
Varney Service
Burley
Goose Creek
Raft River
Salt Lake City
Stearman
Nas
Standrod
Clear Creek Mountain
Strewell
Conant Territory
Strewell Pass
Hoyt
Idaho Mining Stock Fraud Indictments Hit Wall Street Iconoclast
George Graham Rice editor of the Wall Street Iconoclast Walter K Yorston of Boise Idaho and Walter H Weed geologist are indicted by a federal grand jury for using the mails to defraud The charges allege misrepresentation of Idaho mining stock values sold by Rice for himself and Iconoclast readers The indictment details Yorston receiving 2500000 shares and returning 1300000 to a Delaware incorporated company while Rice bought the block at ten cents a share Investors allegedly boosted the stock in the Iconoclast and on the Boston curb before a price surge to 6 25 a share within a year Boise report places Yorston in Salmon Idaho operating Gold Ore Mines of Idaho Inc with state mine inspector Stewart Campbell announcing the indictment
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New York
George Graham Rice
Wall Street Iconoclast
Walter K. Yorston
Boise
Idaho
Walter H. Weed
Federal Grand Jury
Rice
Idaho Copper Corporation
Delaware
Yorston
Boston
Walter K Yorston
Federal Grands
Salmon
Idaho, Inc
Stewart Campbell
Uruguayan paper calls for boycott of U.S. products
Tribuna Popular editorial urges Uruguayan readers to boycott United States goods in protest of U S intervention in Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Tribuna Popular
United States
Nicaragua
Franklin Birthday Echoes in Timeless Sage
A reflection on Benjamin Franklin’ s two hundred year legacy noting his insistence that public service cannot satisfy all, warning that power often gathers at the surface, and stressing that offices grant neither judgment nor discretion while cautioning against eloquence without reason.
Stalin Opponents Banished by Despot in Moscow Report
A Berlin Tageblatt dispatch from Moscow dated January 14 says key Stalin opponents are banished. Leon Trotsky heads to Vyernyi near the Chinese Turkestan frontier. Christian Rakovsky to Astrakhan. M Serebriakoff to Semipalatinsk. Kameneff to Penza. Zinovieff to Mamboff. Karl Radek to the Ural region. Escorts accompany them to stations with five noto notes for travel.
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Leon Trotzky
Asiatic
Russia
Vyernyi
Semipalatinsk
Kameneff
Italy
Penza
Gregory Zinovieff
Communist International
Mamboff
Karl Radek
Ural Mountain
House Tables Tariff Issue
Washington January 17 AP The House approved by 183 to 164 a Senate resolution calling for a downward tariff revision. The move, urged by Representative Tilson of Connecticut, weakens the measure since a reconsideration vote would be needed to take it from the table. Democratic floor leader Garrett opposed the action as Western independent Republicans signaled further tariff moves. The Senate resolution reflects bipartisan sentiment, but only the House may initiate tariff legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Herve
Ntative Garrett
Tennessee
Unsettled Tonight With Colder Southeast Outlook
A chilly unsettled pattern continues tonight especially in the southeast with a marked drop in temperatures. Wednesday is expected to bring cooler conditions and a gusty breeze as fronts move through the region.
Man Confesses Kidnaping and Slaying of Dorothy Schneider
Adolph Hotelling a 47 year old Owosso church deacon confessed to abducting and killing Dorothy Schneider. Police say mob violence threatened his Flint jail arrest, leading to transfer to the Lansing state capital and then to the state reformatory at Ton ia. A tip from a workman and a farmer's identification aided the arrest and confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Adolph Hotelling
Owosso
Mich
Dorothy Schneider
Hotelling
Flint
Lansing
Tonia
National Guard
Death by own action pact found after double tragedy
In Los Angeles a Pasadena man Gerald E. Keck aged 28 and Dorothy Youngman believed to reside in Bozeman Montana and St Paul Minnesota were found dead in an automobile near Irwindale with bullet wounds and a pistol nearby. A note in Keck's wallet pleaded for cremation together and a telegram from Bozeman urged Keck to leave for Los Angeles.
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Angeles
Gerald E. Keck
Pasadena
Dorothy Youngman
Bozeman
Montana
St. Paul
Keck
Dorothy
Los Angeles
Pan American Congress Opened Under Publicity Drive
In Havana on January 17 AP reports the sixth Pan American congress began with open diplomacy and full publicity assured, as chairmen from all organizations attended a primary organizing meeting.
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Havana
Cuba
Yeast Delivered By Airplane Saves Orofino Bread
Orofino Idaho reeled from floods leaving 1000 residents with no yeast and one loaf of bread. A Spokane aviator circled the town and dropped 40 pounds of yeast, restoring bakery supplies and sparking a night of baking.
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Orofino
Idaho
Orfino
Spokane
Mock Marriage Pleased the Guests Just as Well
New York January 17 AP Patrick Kearney playwright and Elizabeth Russell artist's model staged a mock marriage to avoid disappointing guests when no license could be procured for a real wedding. The ceremony occurred at Kearney's apartment with Lewis Browne acting as rabbi and Horace Liverright as best man. Floyd Dell read poetry as Otto Kahn Eugene O Neill and others were kept unaware it was not bona fide.
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New York
Patrick Kearney
Playright
Elizabeth Russell
O'Neill
Floyd Dell
Horace Liverright
Simmons
Otto Kahn
Lewis Browne
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Kansas City Livestock Exchange
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Trotzky
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Moscow
Berlin Tageblatt
Joseph Stalin
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