Woman shot as man turns gun on himself in Nampa
In Nampa on Friday night Earl Moore shot Thomas Oliver through the lung then killed himself. Mrs. Oliver, proprietor of the Golden West rooms, is hospitalized with three bullets. Moore’s true name remains unknown amid conflicting claims he is Mexican or Greek.
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Nampa
Earl Moore
H. H. Cummins
Canyon County
Moore
Thomas Oliver
Golden West Rooms
Oliver
Dairymen Eyes Legislature For Butter Adulteration Bills
Boise January 24 Dairymen expect strong help from the present legislature as bills to protect producers from adulterated butter products advance. The measures impose heavy license fees on manufacturers wholesalers and retailers and require clear labeling of substitutes. Senator Lau of Caribou County leads the drive against butter adulterations.
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Boise
Moore
Senator Lau
Caribou County
Chicken embargo widens to four more states
Albany notes New York expands its live poultry embargo to include New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut and Ohio joining Missouri Illinois Nebraska North Dakota Indiana South Dakota Iowa and Kansas in preventing spread of poultry plague. The ban started December 12 and will continue indefinitely to protect the state’s poultry industry.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
State Department of Farms and Markets
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Ohio
Missouri
Ilinois
Nebraska
North Dakota
Indiana
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Dealers Propose Ten Dollar Fee In Idaho License Reform
Seven Twin Falls auto dealers passed resolutions urging the Idaho legislature to adopt a 10 dollar registration fee for every automobile in the state and a four cent per gallon tax. Petitions in support were circulated and largely signed this afternoon.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Boise Mechanic Overcome by Poisonous Vapor
Dana Shaw auto mechanic was found unconscious in the Ames garage at Ninth and Grove streets after a running engine filled the area with gas from Wednesday. He was hospitalized at St. Luke's. doctors noted breathing improved though he could not speak.
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Boise
Dana Shaw
Ames
Ninth
Grove
Staples
Shaw
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. A. Ames
Senate approves army bill and Cuba Pines treaty note
The Senate passed the army appropriation bill totaling 332 million. The House increased aircraft carrier funding from 23 to 34 million. The Isle of Pines cession treaty issue remains unresolved as Cuba sovereignty claim. further investigations into General Electric activities are noted. Judicial and executive discussions include Stone's Supreme Court nomination.
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Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Coolidge
Wator
Roe Boek
Cuba
Isle of Pines
House
Lexington
Saratoga
George W. English
Eastern Illinois
Gillett
Seymour
Department of Justice
Generalectric Company
Stone
Supreme Court
White House
Farm Commission Delivers Marketing Suggestions to President
President Coolidge's agricultural commission presented a new section of its report outlining legislative recommendations for the current congress. Chairman Robert D. Carey stated the section covers all proposals for this session, with several measures aimed at improving farm product marketing.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Agricultural Commission
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Iit
Congress
Idaho Fruit Growers Meet in Boise January
The twenty ninth annual Idaho State Horticultural Association meeting will be in Boise at the Chamber of Commerce on January 28 29 and 30. Officers include W S McBirney president and W C Stone secretary with a full three day program of addresses discussions and demonstrations on fruit growing and pest control.
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Idaho State Horticultural Association
Chamber of Commerce
Boise
W. S. McBirney
A. E. Gipson
Caldwell
W. C. Stone
Emmett
John Steel
Parma
Dunn
Bliss
Northwestern Fruits
R. H. Kipp
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Frank Martin
Idaho Prune Growers Association
Incent
University of Moscow
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
R. B
Bean Growers Distribute Third Bean Crop Payment
Checks totaling 147000 were distributed to Southern Idaho Bean Growers Association members as the third payment of one cent per pound for last season's bean crop. The Jan 24 meeting in Twin Falls drew over 400 members and opposed ratification of the child labor amendment. Directors with expiring terms were reelected.
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Twin Falls
Southern Idaho Bean Growers’ Association
Frank K. Chamberlain
Association
Kid Pitcher Equals Record In National League
New York reports Jamil Yde, a young pitcher, matching the NL single season win percentage for ten or more games at .842 and tying the record once held by Tom Hughes. The piece notes Yde's 24 win and 8 loss tally for 1924 and compares to Vance’s 28–? record, and cites Spalding’s 984 in 1875 as the highest ever.
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New York
Jamil Yde
Yde
Tom Hughes
Boston
Hughes
Vance
Giants
A. G. Spalding
National Association
Mexican visitors arrive at Tampico en route to capital
Dispatches from Tampico report L Doheny and Dr James Wylie, American men of means, arriving yesterday as they travel toward the capital.
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Mexico
Eeara L. Doheny
James. Wylie
Tampico
Trouble over bribery case still brewing in baseball
New York report outlines continued factional strife after the Jimmy O Connell Cozy Dolan bribery case. The National League keeps its stance for inquiry while Dolan's guilt is debated, with potential court action and calls for broader evidence.
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John B. Foster
New York
Jimmy O’connell
Cozy Dolan
Landis
O'Connell
Phillies
O’connell
Dolan
National League
American League
John A. Heydier
Pittsburgh
Sand
Cynena
Ny Wan
Passaic Basketball Team Faces Coaching Change
Passaic long renowned for a flawless five season run and 152 straight wins contemplates a coaching shift from Ernest Blood to Amasa A Marks as the Wool City five pursues continued success under new leadership. Blood remains with Passaic schools in a supervisory role while the team weighs the impact on discipline and future victories.
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Conyright
Passaic
N. J
Jan
Ernest A. Blood
Amasa A Marks
Wool City Five
Blood
Ernest Blood
Ing
Brood
Airmail Flier Recalls Mountain Crash ordeal
Washington reports Paul P. Scott survived a westbound airmail crash on December 28 1924 after encountering heavy fog and a narrow Saddle Pass hole. He describes a crash at 8000 feet, being injured and later flagging a train for help with Barnes and two mechanics recovering the mail.
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Washington
Paul P. Scott
Salt Lake
Scott
Salt Lake Field
Shin No
Silver Zone Pass
Shaffer
Saddle Pass
Ings
Wells
Nev
Barnes
James L. Farrow
Nothng
Passaic Coach Blood Builds Local Basketball Fame
In 1919 Passaic defeated Union Hill 63 to 12 at the state tournament. Before coaching Passaic he led Potsdam Normal to nine straight championships in upper New York. Blood’s methods include rapid passing accurate shooting and deep reserves as Passaic’s amateur basketball culture thrives despite limited pro support.
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Saic
Union Hill
Pasuaic
Potsdam Normal
New York State
Blood
New Jersey
Passaic Boys
Passaic
Patterson
Bood
Curling History in Scotland and Cal Record Highlight
The article notes curling’s deep roots in Scotland spanning centuries and highlights a football streak at the University of California, including a five year unbeaten run. It contrasts the traditional Scottish game with a modern college team achievement.
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Scotland
University of California
Veterans’ First National Championship to be Held at Columbia Club
Top squash players will compete in the first national veterans championship at the Columbia University Club in New York during the week of January 19.
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Columbia University Club
New York
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Lynn Brothers
Julius Henry Hartman
Vienna
Farm Commission
Mies
C. C. Moore
Chas
L. Sinsel
W. S. McBirne
M. L. Dean
L. G. Schultz
Somene Ed Ee
John R. “McKinney
Payette
Harry Yost
Harry Heller, Co
J. Sinsel Fruit Growers
A. F. Talcott
Harry Sabin
Fielding Spector
Littocy
Claude Wakeland
University Experiment Station
V. Gibson
federal bureau of Entomo__Jogy
Yakima
A. A. Steele
Sasaes Plant Int
Pullman
Guy Graham
Fruitland
C. C. Hawkes
William Fisher
Walter Burke
New Plymouth
Jaude Wakeland
J. "Binsel
E. R. Bennett
University Extension Division
Apples
Emmett Prune
T. Hawkes
Florence Wright Kimberly
Henry Schmitz
University of Idaho
Leonard Fenn
J. J. Allison
Prem Moore
Archie Larsen
Werser
Harry T. Lewis
England
Pres. Heydler
By Lawrence Peery
Jas
J. E Damron
Carlson Sldo
Idaho Coal & Ice CO
DR. BR. O. Young Optometrist
N. Main
Pocatello
Blackfoot
the Bank
National Bank of Idaho
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