Kiwanis International District Conference Delegates Arrive
The Kiwanis clubs of Idaho and Utah opened their district conference at Antlers hall Elks temple with over 50 delegates. Utah District Governor W L Wanlass led the delegation from Logan as international trustee George Snell arrived. Committees were named on education agriculture attendance public affairs laws and more. The gathering aims to craft a workable program aligning Kiwanis goals with local needs.
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Kianis Clubs
Idaho
Utah
Antlers Hall
Elks Temple
Atendance
W. L. Wanlass
Logan
George Snell
Montana
Kiwanis Clubs
Jean N. Bistline
Kiwanis
J. E. Edgerton
Kiwanis International
Wanlass
Herman Dietz
Boise
W. W. Rawson
Ogden
Jacob Coleman
Provo
Rex Dunlap
Blackfoot
Alfred M. Durham
Trigun
Wish
Naval plotters face court in secret information case
London January 26 AP W P OLeary and D P McGough, arrested over an alleged plot to attack British battleships and submarines, appeared in Bow Street on a technical charge of disseminating naval secrets. Rear Admiral Hotham testified the information found was highly secret and could aid an enemy. A private hearing was requested to prevent disclosure. Counsel said one defendant was an Republican army intelligence operative assigned to Great Britain and linked to Number 7 area.
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London
W. P. O'Leary
D. P. McGough
Bow Street
Hotham
Aval
Indi
Republican Army
Great Britain
Chilean President to Return If Civil Government Is Formed
Rome Jan 26 AP President Algosandri of Chile will return home only if guarantees ensure concord and a nonpartisan civil government committed to lawful peaceful conduct. The Chilean executive spoke after arriving from Venice and outlined conditions for his return.
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Rome
Algosandri
Chile
Venice
Coolidge Returns From Potomac Cruise With Party
President and Mrs. Coolidge came back to the White House early today after a Sunday cruise down the Potomac with a small group of friends.
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Washington
Stone's Name Still Held Up
Washington January 26 AP Administration senators plan to localize the Stone nomination in the judiciary committee and return it for a full report after week end talks. The main obstacle is the Wheeler case in the District of Columbia, with plans to present evidence to a grand jury next week. If moved, Warren of Michigan is nominated to succeed Stone but no action is likely until the Stone matter clears.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Stone
Supreme Court
Department
District of Columbia
Wheeler
Montana
Justice Department
Senate
Donovan
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Mr. Stone
Cummins
Judiciary
No Privacy in American Colleges Debate
Malcolm Macdonald son of Ramsay Macdonald spoke in San Francisco as part of the Oxford university debating team and argued American college fraternities and sororities offer too little privacy for serious students. He contrasted Oxford living arrangements where students have private study spaces with no British chapter houses.
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San Francisco
Malcolm Macdonald
Ramsay Macdonald
Great Britain
England
United States
California
Oxford University
Oxford
Macdonald
Mis ses Month Without Murder
Los Angeles reports no murders in the city limits during the 28 days ending last night marking an unusual lull. Police statisticians note January 1924 had seven murders and each of the two prior Januarys had eight, contrasting with November and December counts.
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Los Angeles
France debates interallied debts as Borah replies
Paris discussions on France indebtedness to the United States intensify after Senator Borah responds to Deputy Marin. Louis Loucheur challenges the $100,000,000 mine value claim and argues transfer mechanisms should cover foreign debts. Alexandre Varenne, Le Journal, and La Humanite weigh in on who should bear the burden and how to enforce payment.
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Paris
France
United States
Marin
Louis Loucheur
Borah
the Excelsior
America
Sarre
Germany
Alexandre Varenne
Chamber of Deputies
Excelsior
le Journal
la Humanite
Uncle Sam
Idaho Senate Bill Regulates Motor Freight Services
The Idaho Senate considers bill No. 60 to regulate motor vehicles carrying passengers and freight on public highways by placing them under the state public utilities commission with a $50 certificate fee and a $300 penalty for violations. Other measures aim to protect Payette lakes, limit city officer salaries before elections, reform voter registration, and back a four year college at the Idaho Technical Institute. University of Idaho alumni lobby opposes the four year college plan while educational bills face opposition in the chamber.
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Tribune
Boise
Senate
Crooks and
Calahan
State
Public Utilities Commission
Payette Lakes
Hafferty
Valley County
Judiciary Committee
Senator Reid
Boundary County
Witt
Friends of House
Idaho Technical Institute
House
Tech Will
University of Idaho
State Board of Education
Pocatello
Ricks Normal College
Rexburg
Gooding College
Gooding
College of Idaho
Page
Premier Herriot cites Ruhr occupation ending inter allied control
Paris reports Premier Herriot telling the chamber of deputies that control operations became impossible after Ruhr was occupied in 1923. He notes Germany refused French and Belgian officers access to factories on January 24 and March 1923. He also says Krupp produced 20,000 rifle barrels at Essen and sent them to unoccupied Germany.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Herriot
Ruhr
Inter-Allied
Germany
Krupp
Essen
Turman Forgery Case Adjourned Amid Plea Proceedings
The Moses Turman forgery case was adjourned in New York as he appeared before Judge Koenig to plead on an indictment. Prosecutors and twenty victims' counsel arrived with documents claiming Turman borrowed $1.3 million on promises of profits to repay a $10,000 loan.
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New York
Moses Turman
Koenig
District Attorney's Office
Jury Exonerates Killer of Holdups in Omaha
A coroner's jury ruled that G R Gulick, an Omaha grocer, acted in self defense when he shot James Fay of Oskaloosa Kansas and Norman Kelley of Van Buren Arkansas during a store holdup at Fort Omaha. Army officers testified the two soldiers had clean records.
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Omaha
James Fay
Oskaloosa
Kansas
Norman Kelley
van Buren
Ark
Fort Omaha
G. R. Gulick
Gulich
Kelley
Fay
Death by own action ties California crook to Detroit kin
Ogden dispatch notes Leonard Raymond Camstedt, who killed himself after an LA swindle case, had a wife and daughter in Detroit. Police questioned Florence Kavanaugh Lent, once partner of Carlstedt, who said they planned to remarry and had a four year old son. Carlstedt’s burial arranged in Moline with funds sent by his father.
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Ogden
Moline
Ill
Leonard Raymond Camstedt
Detroit
Carlstedt
Los Angeles
Florence Kavanaugh Lent
Frank A. Carlstedt
Murderer Declared Insane in Omaha
J Warren Hahne an Omaha realtor accused by a coroner jury of murdering his wife Mae Hahne was ruled insane by a Douglas county insanity board and will be committed to a state hospital for treatment. County Attorney Beal said no prosecution. Hahne was not present for the board’s announcement. His sister heard the order but made no comment. The board did not commit him unless Beal withholds prosecution.
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Omaha
J. Warren Hahne
Mae Hahne
Colorado Springs
Coro
Douglas County Insanity Board
State Hospital
Beal
Hahne
S. E. Beals
Mexican Claims Are Adjusted
Mexico City January 26 American commissioner Judge Ernest B Perry and assistant commissioner Colonel Clement Bouve left for Washington after meetings of the Mexican American special claims commission. They reached agreement on rules to govern consideration and awarding of claims by U S citizens for damages during the Mexican revolutionary period 1910 to 1920. It is not expected sufficient preparation will be made to warrant formal hearings until May.
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Mexico City
Ernest B. Perry
Clement Bouve
Washington
Special Claims Commission
United States
Northwest cold wave chills U S regions with record lows
Rising temperatures forecast to follow a blizzard and cold snap that swept the Northwest. Bismarck North Dakota fell to 30 degrees below zero, Pas Manitoba hit 40 below, Minnesota towns reported 23 to 32 below, with snow 1 to 6 inches across Minnesota and the Dakotas. Aberdeen North Dakota recorded 23 below.
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St. Paul
Minn
Bismarck
N. D
Pas
Man
Minnesosa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Edison to skip birthday interview for 79th milestone
Thomas A. Edison will not host his birthday press tilt from Fort Myers Florida on February 11. He will be in Florida for his birthday and birthday interviews are not planned this year. Associates say Edison is certain to reach the century mark in time.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Fort Meyers
Fla
Edison
Deadly Herrin Shootout Leaves Four Dead in Row
In Herrin Illinois on Saturday night Glenn Young an anti Klansman and two of his followers Ed Forbes and Hower Warner were killed along with Deputy Sheriff Thomas during an early morning gun battle. Coroner's jury may not reach a definite explanation. Mrs Young says witnesses will testify that Young was lured into a trap and shot in the back. Authorities deployed militia as authorities search for more details and the scene remains quiet at dawn.
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Herrin
Ill
Glenn Young
Williamson County
Ed Forbes
Hower Warner
Young
First Baptist Church
Thomas
Governor Small
Carlos Black
R. W. Davis
Carbondale
Tates
Arlie Boswell
George Galligan
Marion
Contin
Fire destroys liquor cargo on British schooner off Cape Flattery
Seattle report says fourteen crewmen forced into life boats when their liquor cargo schooner caught fire and exploded off Cape Flattery. They drifted for more than 22 hours before rescue. The vessel was en route from Victoria to Corona Mexico.
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Seattle
Wash
Cape Flattery
Victoria
Coronto
Mexico
Murder during attempted remarriage shocks Pine Bluff
In Pine Bluff Arkansas a double killing occurred when Arthur B Brewster was to remarry his divorced wife today police believe the motive was jealousy. Brewster was killed by a woman who was his common law wife and she then shot herself.
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Shreveport
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arthur B. Brewster
Brewster
Delegates to Conventions Must Pay Their Own Fare
Idaho Senate reports lawmakers to pay own travel costs if House Bill No. 10 passes. The measure, amid a 29 to 15 vote, aligns with Progressives and some Democrats opposing repeal. Other bills advance on teacher certificates, library funding cuts, and ballot forms while the chamber adjourns to tomorrow.
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Baise
House
Senate
State Board of Education
Hagan
Congress
United States
Idaho
State Law Library
Supreme Court
University of Idaho Law School
University Library
Kirkpatrick
State Public Utilities Commission
Cooks
Ada
State Affairs Committee
Catholics will resist French Catholics unite in vow
In Metz and Nancy France Catholic leaders warned they will resist any forced conflict. Father Bergey pledged readiness to fight if needed to defend Vatican ties and liberty for religious orders. General Decastelnau said Catholics would oppose attacks on loyalty to France with force if required.
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Metz
France
Father Bergey
Gironde Department
Herriot
Stoesbune
Brest
Nice
The
Vatican
Ring
Nancy
Decastelnau
National Catholic Federation
Old Resident Dies at 102 in Chicago
Chicago on January 26 AP reports JJ Kirkley aged 102, a longtime Beatty resident, died yesterday after a long life noted as a community figure. Local authorities have not released further details.
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Chicago
JJ Kirkley
Beatty
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W. A. Eraupp
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Cecorge C. Ric
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Manitoba
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