Idaho Irrigation Congress Set To Convene In Boise
The Idaho Irrigation congress will meet January 29 and 30 in Boise at the chamber of commerce rooms. Delegates include Governor score, R A Hart, Guy Flennner, F N Yosinger, Claude Wake land, Clinton E Norquest, Miles Cannon, and others. Topics cover irrigation development, drainage, and farm economy with a banquet to close the session at the Owyhee hotel. W H Mitchell presides, W S Welsh serves as secretary.
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Idaho Irrigation Congress
Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Bolme
Tate
Idahovilso
Score
R. A. Hart
United States Department of Agriculture
Guy Flenner
Idaho Reclamation Association
F. N. Yosinger
Seattle
Claude Wakeland
University of Idaho Experiment Station
Clinton E Norquest
Miles Cannon
B. Darlington
United States Reclamation Service
EF. C. Ve'a Patten
Ontario
C. P. Ross
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon
Owyhee
J. Hi, Lowelli
Caliaeli
Chemical progress at high figure signals varied industrial growth
Washington dispatch reports census bureau figures showing 1923 gas and by products valued at $450,000,822, up 9.5 percent from 1921. Chemical industry output rose 13.5 percent to $630,493,969, while canned fruits and vegetables reached $514,510,492 and seafood processing $50,463,214, with several major chemical sectors excluded from the statistics.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Hawe
Peace Union opens U S headquarters for war prohibition amendment
Washington January 26 AP The Women’s Peace Union of the Western Hemisphere opens U S headquarters to push a constitutional amendment banning war and outlawing armed forces. The move follows a British No More War appeal to affiliates in 17 countries urging disbandment of all armed forces and the prohibition of armaments regardless of others.
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Women’s Peace Union
Western Hemisphere
Hemisphere
Journal editor John C Eastman dead at 63
Chicago obituary notes the death of John C Eastman owner editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily Journal at age 63. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow with burial in West Alexandria Ohio his boyhood home.
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Chicago
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Chicago Daily Journal
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Eastman
Cold Weather Prep Warns to Test Batteries Now
The Poca Telco Co at 326 N Main offers free battery tests and distilled water to prevent freezing damage. Even mild days can hide weak cells that fail at temperatures around 12 degrees below freezing. Get testing done before a cold snap to avoid a dead, dry battery and hard starting.
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Pocatello Co
N. Main
Old Oregon Trail Becomes Part of Transcontinental Route
W K Meacham of the Old Oregon Trail association visited Pocatello en route to Baker Oregon from Denver to discuss a new Columbia Highway Old Oregon Trail. Delegates from Illinois to Oregon formed a transcontinental highway group marking a route from Washington D C to Seaside Oregon and Olympia Washington.
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W. KE. Meacham
Old
Pittsburg
Chicago
Des Moines
Omaha
Pocatello
Seaside
Olympia
Washington
Meacham
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Salt Lake
United States
California
Here
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Jourisl
Baker
Mrs McAdoo Opens Decorative Shop Next Week
Mrs William Gibbs McAdoo Jr plans a Los Angeles decorative shop in her home with partner Mrs Bemont Buel. A shipment from New York supports the venture while Mr McAdoo says he has no details. She is the former Mrs Armour Ferguson, born John A Tackaberry.
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Mra
William Gibbs McAdoo, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Los Angeles Times
the Times
New York
Bemnot Buel
McAdoo
John A. Tackaberry
Lomion
Armour I+guson
Herman
Armour
The
Chica Armours
Wheeler Case Ties Up Stone
Washington reports the Senate judiciary committee will hear Attorney General Stone as it weighs action on his nomination to the Supreme Court. The panel also plans to address efforts to return a second indictment against Senator Wheeler of Montana while both sides push for an early local trial.
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Stone
Supreme Court
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Senate
Department of Justice
Wheeler
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Friends of
Department
Cold Snap Grips Midwest and Northwest with Subzero Temps
Chicago reports a severe cold wave as thermometers plunged to sub-zero levels across the Midwest and Northwest. Temperature drops exceeded forty degrees in 24 hours in Oklahoma, while relief and moderating winds were forecast for today.
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Middlewest
Mercury
Gulf of Mexico
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Canada
Honduras asks U S for arms to provisional government
The provisional government of Honduras asked the United States to sell arms and munitions. State department officials received the request and postponed a decision until February 1 when the authorities in Honduras would renew the application in the name of the constituted government.
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Washington
Honduras
United States
State Department
Honduran
Scholarships Awarded to Caribou County Sheep Club Members
Two Caribou County Hampshire Sheep club members, Franklin Sibett of Wayan and Charles Tingey of Gray, receive Oregon Short Line scholarships to cover rail fare to Moscow plus 75 dollars for tuition. The club is lauded as the state’s outstanding livestock group with a strong breeding program and notable show results at county and state events.
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Hampshire Sheep Club
Franklin Sibett
Wavyan
Charles Tingey
Gray
Bonneville County
Moscow
F. F. Rinehart
Hus
Hampshire
Soda Springs
Bova
Hickman
University of Idaho
Salt Lake
Fred Larsen Jr
Blackfoot
Cecil Sibbeit
Mark Lallatin
Elks of Pocatello Lodge Host Night of Events
Elks Lodge 674 in Pocatello hosts a ladies night with an official visit by District Deputy Harry Fox. The evening features a ball and celebration with Howard V. Platt of the Oregon Short Line in attendance alongside lodge members and visiting officials.
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Harry J. Fox
Pocatello Lodge
Bucks
Grand Lodge
Harry Fox
South Idaho
Howard V. Platt
Oregon Short Line
Kiksa
Returned Nomination to Judiciary on Stone Supreme Court Bid
Senate today recommitted the nomination of Attorney General Stone to the Judiciary Committee for a Supreme Court justice confirmation. The move preserves the bid while awaiting further committee action and potential Senate consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Stone
Supreme Court
Operation on King Ferdinand in Bucharest
Bucharest reports King Ferdinand of Romania underwent surgery for intestinal trouble. Official bulletins note his condition as satisfactory following the operation yesterday.
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Bucharest
Romania
Ferdinand
Marmola Prescription Tablets Offer Simple Fat Reduction
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a proven obesity remedy now available in tablet form. Priced at one dollar per box, they can be bought at drug stores or ordered directly from the Marmola Co in Detroit. The copy claims the pills eliminate the need for dieting or strenuous exercise.
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Midh
Y W C A Secretary Reports Four Months Of Growth
At the annual Y W C A meeting Miss Julet Minson outlined four months of work since September. She urges trained leadership, broader staff, and cooperation with local groups to build a lasting, service oriented Y W C A in Pocatello. The dormitory operates with paying costs, an employment bureau aids 70 applicants monthly, and a day nursery need is noted for younger children.
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Julet Minson
Miss Minson
Pocatello
Vocatello
National Board
Association
Pocaivello
Georg Slovn
Young Women’s Christian Association
Georges
Theodores
Abe
Mining man Charles Peter convicted in mail fraud case
Salt Lake City January 27 Charles Peter Salt Lake and Idaho mining promoter was found guilty by the jury on all six counts in federal court. The trial over three weeks heard testimony and arguments from both sides regarding the Mascot mines near Hailey Idaho. The jury deliberated five hours before verdict.
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Charles Peter
Idaho
United States
United States District Court
Peter
Mascot
Hailey
Ida
Tillman D. Johnson
David H. Cannen
T. D. Lewis
Peter's testimony supports fraud claim against investors
Testimony shows Mr Peter acted to defraud investors in the property, backing the assertion of his intent to deceive stakeholders. The account highlights alleged scheming and financial misrepresentation tied to the property deal and investor trust.
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Peter
Stoneham Held Out Stocks In 1921 Brokerage Sale
Charles A. Stoneham, part owner of the New York Giants and former broker, withheld customers' stocks valued at 2,493,895 dollars when he turned over the accounts of his brokerage firm to buyer Elmore D. Dier in March and May 1921.
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New York
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Elmore D. Dier
Accountant Maurice Brooke testifies in mail fraud trial
In a resumed mail fraud trial, Maurice Brooke the accountant who supervised the stock transfer testified as a government witness against Stoneham and others.
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Maurice Brooke
Stoneham
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