Partisan splits risk in Idaho House hearings next week
Boise January 24 Tribune Special. Next week in both Idaho houses major bills threaten party alignment. Education measures to expand Idaho Tech to four years and a statewide school tax pass committee scrutiny despite opposition. Women push to advance the twentieth amendment and tuberculosis hospital debates resume.
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Tribune
Boise
Idaho Technical Institute
Senate Committee On Educational Institutions
Idaho Tech
House
US and Cuban officials to investigate tensions at Isle of Pines
Major W. H. Shutan and Dr. Ygnacio de La Torre have been dispatched to Isle of Pines to assess risk of violence following tense reactions to the Hay Queseda treaty. The move aims to ensure military protection amid American Cuban tensions.
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Havani
Can
Isle of Pines
W. H. Shutan
United States
Ygnacio de la Torre
Secret of the Interior
New West Irrigation Projects Reappraisal Under Way
Washington reports three state leaders and Dr. John Widtsoe will lead a survey to re appraise 22 of 25 western irrigation projects where settlers cannot cover reconstruction costs. March start expected with state governors appointing vetoes to aid the committee. Dr. Widtsoe travels to Edmonton for Canadian project study before resuming Utah duties.
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Washington
Mead
Campbell
Arizona
John A. Widtace
Utah
Congress
Resemey
Widtsoe
Fact Finding Commission On Reclamation
Edmonton
Alberta
Chma
Doheny Defense Attacks Speech During DC Hearing
At a Washington hearing the Doheny defense attacked a radio speech by Welsh of Montana as the court heard motions in the Doheny indictments. The session stalled with no conclusion of the argument as counsel for Edward J. Doheny Jr. and co defendants pressed their points amid ongoing corruption inquiry coverage.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Edward J
al- Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
R. Kellogg
New York
Welsh
Montana
Prosfa 2
Solar eclipse captivates world with sun and moon union
The report describes a total solar eclipse observed across the eastern U S with Venus, Jupiter and Mercury as chaperones, noting the 119 year wait for the next meeting and unprecedented photography from land sea and air. Astronomers documented corona content, eclipse shadow behavior, and effects on climate and observatories.
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Associated Press
Sol
Luna
Wana
Atic
Earth
New Haven
Ithalea
Poughkeepsie
Soldiers killed during grocery hold up in Omaha
Omaha, Jan 24 AP report two Fort Omaha soldiers, Arthur Fay and Norman Kelley, were shot dead in a grocery hold up after entering the shop. The store owner, Gulick, fired from behind boxes killing both attackers who were identified as army men by officers.
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Omaha, Neb
Arthur Fay
Omaha
Norman Kelley
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort Omaha
R. Gulick
Gulick
Ark
Davie
Fay
Kelley
Danbaum
Ogden Man Kills Self After Crisis at Train Station
Leonard G. Comneets aged about 30 shot himself in Ogden Utah after being questioned at Union Pacific train station. He had been arrested and was with his wife sister-in-law and a child when the train from Los Angeles arrived. He died at a hospital. The wife said his arrest did not surprise her and that the man’s Detroit home was at 1956 Grand Boulevard. The undertaker notified relatives in Moline Illinois.
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Ogden
Utah
Leonard G. Comneets
Zoer Ore
Ogdenertedt
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Camstedt
Carlstedt
Grand Boulevard
Detroit
Mich
Moline
Illinois
Ben Carlstedt
Im Moline
Wanted for Theft Bonds in Los Angeles
Leonard G. Carlstedt, who killed himself when nabbed in Ogden, was wanted in Los Angeles for allegedly stealing $5,000 of stock and bonds from a man he was trying to sell securities to. He had recently come from Detroit and faced a Michigan charge for issuing bad checks.
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Los Angeles
Leonard G. Carlstedt
Ogden
Carlstedt
Detroit
Michigan City
Timber shipment to Winton Lumber for Idaho works
Five hundred million feet of white pine and mixed timber in Shoshone county Idaho were promised to the Cameron Company of Muscatine Iowa to supply Winton Lumber Company operations in Cour d'Alene and Rose Lake officials announced today. The deal involves timber from Shoshone and surrounding mills to be used as a supply for Winton startups and operations in Idaho.
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Chi
Shoshone Amny
Idaho
Winton Lumber
Cameron Company
Muscatine
Iowa
Winton Company
Ardner
Eens
Cameron Y. Winton
Cour d'Alene
Rose Lake
British and French Boxing Bodies Name Contenders for Leonard Succession
The British board of control and the International Boxing Union of France notified the New York state athletic commission that each will nominate one boxer to enter the commission's tournament to select a successor to Benny Leonard.
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New York
British
Soring Board of Control
International Boxing Union of France
New York State Athletic Commission
Benny Leonard
Senator Seeks Volstead Act Change Amid Jest
Sacramento January 24 AP reports Senator Victor J. introduced a joint resolution to amend the Volstead act granting home wine allowances. A chuckle followed the reading and the senator quipped that if senators voted as they drink the measure would pass.
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Sacramento
Calif
Victor J
Senate
Nice doggie leads to denison distillery cave
Federal Agent Knox learned that a farmer George Schultz of near Denison Iowa owned a dog that guided investigators to an extensive distilling plant on his 300 acre farm. The dog persisted after officers began the search and led them to a large cave concealing the illicit operation.
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Denison
Iowa
George Schultz
Knox
Howard Hines Gilded Ecclesiastical Nuptials In Chicago
Loretta Hines and Edward A son of Dayton Ohio united in a Re Catholic ceremony at Holy Name Cathedral Chicago with Bishop Coe of Oklahoma and Monsignors Fitzsimmons Parcell officiating. The interior was redecorated for the event, with orchestral music, operatic singing, and a lavish procession to the high altar.
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Chicago
Ear
Loretta Hines
Edward
M. Es
Dayton
Ohio
Europe
Francis Co Ke
Oklahoma
Michael Fitzsimmons
Francis Parcell
Holy Name Edral
Chi Symphon Orchestra
Bay Wellamore
Tito Schipa
Chicago Ae Opera Company
Carhdimal
Miss Jece 2
Pius XI
Ralph Hines
Rome
Mercury Drops Sudden Cold During Total Solar Eclipse
Mitchel Field New York January 24 AP twenty five planes and pilots took part in a scientific expedition to record data on the total solar eclipse. Each pilot reported a sudden temperature drop from 18 above zero to 20 below at the moment of totality then rebounded to 18 above after totality. Dr Davis Todd emeritus astronomy professor at Amherst suggested the high altitude atmosphere resembled the moon’s and may reflect instant heat and cold changes guiding conclusions about lunar atmosphere.
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Uncle Sam
Air Service
Earth
Davis Todd
Ambherst
Lana
President Coolidge Mocked by Princeton Society
Washington reports President Coolidge dismissed college fashion notes at Princeton's American Whig Club gathering. Asked about wide trouser legs and suspenders, he inquired if they wore suspenders, then advised hitching up the trousers with a note or two.
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Washington
Coolidge
American Whig Club of
Princeton
Ereersburg Academy
Notorious liquor raider and slayer killed in hotel lobby fight
In Herrin Illinois on January 24 AP says S Glenn Young, a Ku Klux Klan liquor raider, his aide George Forbes, and Deputy Sheriff Ora Thomas were killed in a hotel lobby gun battle after months of Williamson county conflict. Five others wounded. witnesses dispute who fired first as shots totaled about sixty.
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Herrin
Ill
S. Glenn Young
Ku Klux Klan
George Forbes
Ora Thomas
Williamson County
Young
Thomas
Oung
Galligan
Marion
Lymar Hotel
Texas
Oklahoma
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Stormy Petrel of Williamson County a Legendary Enforcer
Glenn Young who earned the nickname Stormy Petrel gained fame as a fearless lawman in the mountains and hills of the south. His career included clashes between union and non union miners and clashes with pro and anti klan forces. He carried many pistols and boasted thousands of arrests with a reputation for violence and pursuit of deserters.
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Glenn Young
Illinois
Williamson County
Young
Wes
Counrt
United
Geo
Carolina
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Georgia
the of Justice
Fraud Charged to Brookhart by Republicans
Des Moines Iowa January 24 AP The Republican state central committee adopted a resolution naming senator Smith W Brookhart as having committed fraud and deceit prior to the November election The committee directed B B Burnquat Fort Dodge to prepare a bill of complaint for filing alleging Brookhart acted as a Republican until late and then aligned with the La Follette movement confusing Iowa electors Continued on page 16.
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Des Moines
Republican Party of
Iowa
State Central Committee
Eeepts
Ria
la Follette
Unas
Smith W. Brookhart
Widow demands exhumation to quell rumors
Mrs. Henry H. Hyder told the Associated Press she would seek exhumation of her husband Henry Hyder from Excelsior Springs Missouri to end circulating rumors that the body buried there was not his. He died at the University of Colorado Hospital January 8 after a car crash that also involved Mrs Hyder. His will, filed earlier, did not reveal any real property and she notes insurance details remain unclear as investigations continue.
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Miter
Soneerr
Ale Ned Sasin
Denver
Colo
Henry H. Hyder
Excelsior Springs
Tee Anyder
University of Coloradospital
Hyder
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