Law Proposed To Curb Insane And Criminal
Governor Moore may push Idaho legislation after a Mountain Home case where a man claimed insanity and was acquitted then buried. The proposal would commit certain insanity pleas to asylum and seek safeguards against repeating dangerous crimes. A sterilization law with safeguards is also discussed to curb procreation by those with criminal minds.
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Tribune Specie Boise
Charles Moore
Idaho
Mountain Home
Moore
Adults with Minds Not Fully Developed Debate
A historical debate argues that adults whose mental development parallels a 12 year old should not pass on handicaps to offspring. The discussion links individual capability to societal costs and public safety concerns.
Bills Introduced In Idaho Legislature A Snapshot Of Proposals
Senate measures introduce probate judge fee reform and pharmacist licensing. polls open hours set for rural high school elections. licenses for butter substitutes proposed. tax and land exclusion changes. canal tax payable by water rights. ethics of bills of exceptions refined. Education bills authorize religious instruction absences and rural high school district organization. property tax extensions. state reimbursements for Burney Albion buildings. crop lien enforcement. osteopathy regulation overhaul. adultery as sole grounds for divorce. federal marriage regulation memorial. tax lien filing with counties. library funding shifts. Gooding haul bills sought by congress.
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Boise
Judiciary Committee
Baker
Hagan
Senate
Kirkpatrick
Public Utilities
House
Anderson
Bingham
Education
Education Committee
Elison
Novemer
Brooks
Burney
Albion State Normal
Mehlhaff
McMillan, Mehlhaff
Gustafeon
Hall
Congress
Bancroft Notes Warm Weather Exams and Holiday Gatherings
Bancroft notes report Mrs L R Scholl and son to Salt Lake City to visit relatives. Mrs Amos Rigby ill at Soda Springs hospital. Freq Logue visited for business and family. First semester ends in Bancroft schools with exams. Seventh grade dismissed to allow eighth grade county exams. Many high school students exempt with good grades. Freshman class hosts and guests enjoy a coast ing outing at Corbett hill with a morning meet and lunch.
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Tribune
Bancroft
L. R. Scholl
Little Son
Salt Lake City
Amos Rigby
Soda Springs Hospital
Simprov Nys
Freq
Aving
Deport
Corbett Hill
Honors Split In Hoop Games
In Blackfoot on January 23 the high school doubleheader ended with Blackfoot girls defeating Firth 29 to 18 and Firth boys beating Blackfoot 22 to 18. Lucy Turner led Blackfoot with 21 points, while Lynna Christensen top-scored for Firth with 14. The Pocatello Y M C A referee officiated both games.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Firth Boys
Firth Lucy Turner
Benita Monson
Marjory Parks
L. Christensen
Lilian Sedgwick
Leah Peterson
Grace Bond
Ora Hutchinson
Edith Howe
Ivah Reumke
Edwina Shawver
Lulu
Firth
Montpelier Dance Draws Wide Attendance and Honors
The twenty fourth annual dance of the local order of B of R T in Montpelier drew a full pavilion with guests from Paris and surrounding areas. Ferris Miles, Montpelier High School graduate, elected assistant basketball manager for 1924-25 at U A C Logan and chosen as chorus singer for the college opera. Funeral services were held for Darrell Mason six month old son of Mr and Mrs J J Mason with burial planned at Charleston Utah.
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Tribune
First Ward Relief Society
Ferris Miles
Montpelier High School
Logan
Utah
Darrell
J. J. Mason
Fourth Ward
No. 17
Charleston
Open House Observed at Bingham County Jail
Blackfoot reports 19 inmates with three new arrivals. J A Vaughn of Blackfoot charged with embezzlement linked to his wife estate, bail set at 2000 but not posted. Vaughn's preliminary hearing scheduled February 16. Also jailed John Franz on white slavery charge and Lazelly Carter captured in Idaho Falls for wife desertion.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Bingham County
J. A. Vaughn
Vaughn
John Franz
Lazelly Carter
Idaho Falls
Bank to Pay Dividend Delayed Details in Montpelier
Montpelier January 23 Mr Devers liquidating agent for the Bank of Montpelier announces that work toward paying a dividend to depositors has been under way and is nearing completion The expected dividend is 20 percent with checks mailed before month end For claims of 50 or more careful preparation is required due to the volume of detail involved
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Montpelier
Devers
Bank of Montpelier
Devery
Idaho State Bureau of Mines Reports Six Years of Research
The Idaho State Bureau of Mines and Ecology reports six years of work across the state including artesian water in irrigation areas ore possibilities in the east phosphate and clay resources plus mica and feldspar. Work with the U S Geological Survey and U S Bureau of Mines supported economic geology and ore treatment studies. The report outlines two main thrusts resources assessment and development methods and metallurgical problems, and lists 25 publications produced.
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Moscow
Idaho State Bureau of Mines and Ecology
C. C. Moore
Francis A. Thomson
School of Mines
University of Idaho
Bit Bureau
U. S. Geological Survey
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Idaho Falls People Begin Eastward Moves Between Cities
Mrs Frank Churchill and daughter Amy Church ill left for Seattle to reside permanently with Mr Churchill to join them in February. J Berry and wife departed for Chicago and New York to select merchandise for Berry Ball store. Alien Samsel of Golden Rule headed east, stopping in Sterling Nebraska en route to New York where a branch store was disposed of. Mrs Bert Fargo underwent surgery at DC hospital yesterday, known employee of Everybodys store. Dr H D Junkin and children left for Chicago for an operation to be performed by Dr Casper Rogers at Cook County Hospital.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Frank Churchill
Amy Churchill
Seattle
Churchill
J. Berry
Chicago
New York
Metropolis
Berry
Alien Samsel
Samsel
Sterling
Neb
Pocatello Women Organize Mountaineer Auxiliary in Montpelier
In Montpelier on January 17 engineers wives organized an auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Mrs. Edith Wharton presided. Local officers were elected, and a public installation followed with a bouquet presentation to Pocatello’s Mountain Gem division No. 423. The Idamont division No. 461 was named and the charter remains open for 20 days.
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H. B. Reed
Guide
F. A. Preston
J. H. Strong
G. W. Dena
B. of L. E
Pocatello
Joseph Bagley
Idamont Division
Barton
Gee
Pocatelloo
Blackfoot to Send Delegates to District Kiwanis Meeting
Blackfoot Kiwanis marks its tenth anniversary with a luncheon led by President L I Collins Rex Dunlap and Mrs Dunlap. Miss Harriet Seeger played piano and Rev George Sloan spoke on Kiwanis service. District trustees meeting in Pocatello includes Blackfoot delegation.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Kiwanis
Blackfoot Club
L L. C. Collins
Rex Dunlap
Dunlap
Harriet Seeger
Victor M. Johnson
L. C. Collins
Kiwanis International
R. A. Inglish
Harding International
George Sloan
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
J. J. Fleming
Collins
Idaho Pioneer Dies at Salt Lake City
W A Barron a pioneer resident of Utah and Idaho died January 17 in Salt Lake City after a paralytic stroke. Born October 12 1848 in Harrison County Texas he lived in Kanosh and McCammon where he owned a farm. Survived by his widow five sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held at Taylor Undertaking chapel and burial in Salt Lake City cemetery.
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Tribune
McCammon
J. T. Gittens
Salt Lake City
W. A. Barron
Utah
Idaho
Mr. Barron
Harrison County
Tex
Kanosh
A. T. Shumway
Lava Hot Springs
Harron
Clifford Barron
Taylor Undertaking Company
Injured Jurist Denied Workman's Compensation
Idaho Falls January 23. John Stosiche juryman in the Wilson murder trial was injured when an auto truck struck jurors west of the river. He sought damages under the workmen's compensation act but was denied. state insurance department notes that accepting the claim would set a precedent requiring premiums on jury fees dating to 1918.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
John Stosiche
Department of the State Insurance Fund
Do. J. Schooler
George Witt
Stosiche
Wilson
Charles Sneoar
Schooler
State Insurance Department
Idaho Falls Hosts Rigby In Key Local Tilt Friday
Idaho Falls meets Rigby at the gym Friday night in a fast district showdown. Rigby is labeled the strongest team in the section with a good chance at the district title. Idaho Falls dispenses three starters Reedwell Lundberg and Clark due to illness, hampering their lineup.
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Idaho Falls
Rigby
Reedwell
Lundberg
Clark
Evolution Over Rough Edges Prompts Laughter Ahead
A New York university professor argues that removing rough edges from people would erase humor for a long period, suggesting comedy remains possible for billions of years yet.
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New York University
Pocatello Boy Accepts Engineering Position
Three Idaho engineering seniors have accepted student engineer roles with General Electric. D. Roy Shoults from Pocatello, Philip Samms, and Harrison Armstrong will train at GE labs after graduation. Shoults and Armstrong head to Schenectady, Samms to Fort Wayne, as GE scouts top campus talent nationwide. Idaho's electric engineering department already lists six GE trainees.
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Moscow
Idaho
College of Enineering
General Electric Company
Joan Q. Crawford
M. M. Boring
D. Roy Shoults
Philip Samms
Harrison Armstrong
Shooults
Armstrong
Schhenectady
Samms
Fort Wayne, Ind
Pocatello
Boring
Department of Electric Engineering
Mii
Iith
General Elect Company
K. Ke
Herbert Thompson
Dick Johnson
C. A. Gustaffson
Jack Woodworth
Geor Curtis
Moonshine Fray Leads to Police Court Hearing in Idaho Falls
Four young men faced a police court hearing before Judge Daniels on a moonshine fueled fracas. Two will stay in city jail for up to ten days as Chief Carlson orders detainment. the other two were dismissed with a reprimand as officers intervened mid brawl. The fight started in a barroom scuffle and moved to the city jail, blamed on an overdose of moon.
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Idaho Falls
Daniels
Carlson
Oeerenne
Matkin Sues for Car Possession in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls January 22 H Matkin sues over a Hudson car claimed by Poort God backers. The court ruled on a technicality awarding possession to Matkin while noting the defendants may sue on the contract. Judge Edgington delivered the decision without a jury.
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Idaho Falls
H. Matkin
Matkin
Edgington
Radio Programs by City and Time Schedule
Radio listings show CNRE Edmonton CNRT Toronto KFAEH Pullman KFAU Boise KFI Los Angeles KFEB Milford Kan KFOA Seattice KGW Portland KHJ Los Angeles KNX Holia KOA Denver KYW Chicago WBAP Fort Worth WDAF Kansas City WEBH Chicago WJID Mooseheart WMC Memphis WOS Jefferson with varied music talks and orchestras across stations and times.
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Pocatello
CNRE
Edmonton
Fik
CNRT
Toronto
KFAEH
Pullman
KFAU
Boise
KFI
Los Angeles
KFEB
Milford
Kan
KFOA
Seattice
KGW
Portlando
Night Hawks
KHJ
KNX
Holia
KOA
Denver
KYW
Chicago
WBAP
Fort Worth
WDAF
Kansas City
Skyscrapers Built on a Strong Bone Foundation
Five decades of work aim to fortify bone structure like a tower foundations. Researchers compare durable bones to enduring skyscrapers, emphasizing long term resilience and growth through aging.
Scott's Emulsion Endorsed for Strong Bones and Teeth
Scott's Emulsion rich in vitamins has helped many boys and girls build sturdy bodies strong bones and healthy teeth. It should be included in the diet of most children with daily use urged for the year. Help your boy or girl build for the future with Scott's. Scott and Bowne Bloomfield J
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