Bitter Fight Over Insurance Rating Bureau repeal
Rotse Jan 31 A heated legislative fight over repealing the insurance rating bureau dominates sessions. Proponents say rates rose under the bureau while backers of same-rate-for-same-risk seek state department control. The house shows majority favor for repeal amid strong lobbying and ongoing hearings.
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Tribune
Rotse
Idaho Technical Institute
Rating Bureau
M. Fr. Yeaman
Jeff Coffin
State Department of Insurance
D. C. Neifert
Cavernor Moore
Aetate
Moise
House
Scoutmasters Train in February Classes Begin Week of February 8
Scout Executive Bery Blevens spent Friday in Firth and Wapello conferring with scoutmasters. Wapello appoints a scoutmaster who will attend Loean meetings as National Scout Executive James F. Weat conducts classes in scoutmaster training. The week promises intensive training of great interest to those in scout work.
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Blackfoot
Bery Blevens
Firth
Wapello
Loean
James F. Weat
Idaho alfalfa seed ship to Chicago buyers
Blackfoot January 31 The Idaho Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growers Association shipped 50 000 pounds of certified Grimm alfalfa seed from Blackfoot co signed to Chicago buyers. H L Kennedy general sales manager says another carload of Chiom seed will be shipped to northern Minnesota buyers at week end. The association recently sent 10 000 pounds to Sweden.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Grimm
Idaho G O P Members Hold Love Feast Rally
Ada county Republican club hosts Eighteenth Idaho legislature members in the G A R hall for an old fashioned rally. Senator Donald Callahan and RK W Katerndahl spoke while Thomas Atkins gave the welcome in J H McBirney’s absence. Callahan called himself a stand patter and a traditional Republican aligned with Lincoln Grant and McKinley.
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Republican Club
Idaho
G. A. R. Hall
Donald Callahan
Shoshone County
RK. W. Katerndahl
Clark County
Thomas Atkins
J. H. McBirney
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Callahan
McCammon Notes Include Travel Visits Snow and Local Events
McCammon news reports Mrs. William Emmons traveling to Ogden Utah to visit relatives and other locals visiting family in McCammon. Snow accumulation grows after a Wednesday night through Thursday storm. Local residents attend services, school events, and meetings as Amalgamated Sugar Co fieldmen await a Logan conference.
Ralph Edmunds Sells Idaho to Idahoans
Idaho Falls Idaho man Ralph Edmunds tours the state with a publicity campaign to sell Idaho to Idahoans. He spoke at the Boosters club in Ricky and addressed Rexburg Rotary and the chamber of commerce, with Boise inviting him again for a teachers benefit and pamphlet distribution outside the state.
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Idaho Falls
Jac
Idaho
Chamber of Ecommerce
Boise
Mr. Edmunds
First Move Is Made Changing Townsite
A. J. Thiel becomes the first businessman to relocate to the new townsite in American Falls. He spent two weeks moving his large building up the hill and is now set to resume operations in the welding business he has built over the past two years.
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American Falls
A. J. Thiel
Thiel
Notable Local Health Moves And Hospital News In Lava Hot Springs
Dr Leonard returns from Mayo Clinic Rochester with patient. Dr Arave back from Onyx after two months laying a new pipeline. M McCall hospitalized in Pocatello then improving. W L Dickerson visits from Salt Lake City. Local residents visit Pocatello to see Mrs Snow in hospital. Carl Spongberg Bob Crosby and N C Halliday in Pocatello on business. Mr Griff of White Stone hotel critically ill. Blazer school house dance draws large crowd. Laval orchestra provides music. Blazer ladies serve lunch.
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Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minn
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Onyx
M. McCall
Pocatello
W. L. Dickerson
Salt Lake City
Thomas Peterson
W. P. Stephenson
Thomas Harper
Douglas Snow
Carl Spongberg
Bob Crosby
N. C. Halliday
American Falls Births and Local Appointments
A girl was born Thursday at Bethany Deaconess hospital to Mr and Mrs Valdez Kelley. William Frodsham and daughter Betty arrived from Pocatello where Betty had tonsils removed. Emmons Coleman and Mr Meadows attend Tech, home for weekend. Deputy Sheriff W J Oliver on official business in Rocny. Maydell, life work recruit, spent Friday en route from Aberdeen to Caldwell for Christian Endeavor meeting with Paul Brown. Nielson of Pocatello passed through to visit his son in Honanza Bar. A H Nielson and family Bill Wood traveled to Fall Creek. highway west of American Falls nearly clear of snow but remaining drifts hinder travel. Dr L G Logan visited Rockland.
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American Falls
Bethany Deaconess Hospital
Valdez Kelley
William Frodsham
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Pocaritlo
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Emmons Coleman
Mr. Meadows
the Tech
W. J. Oliver
Roc Ny
Maydell
State Life Work
Christian Endeavor Work
Aberdeen
Caldwell
Paul Brown
N. P. Nielson
Pocatello
Honanza Bar
A. H. Nielson
Bill Wood
Fall Creek
L. G. Logan
Rockland
Bone splinter removed in ankle hospital operation
The report from American Falls states Mrs Irvin Alle was operated on at Bethany Conness hospital. She fell on the ice and broke her arm near the elbow, later developing a stiff joint. An X ray revealed a bone splinter lodged in the joint, which was removed in today’s operation.
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Tribune
American Falls
Irvin Alle
Bethany ‘Aconess
Mre
Allred
Snowblock on highway between American Falls and Rockland
Snow and drifting conditions have crippled the road between American Falls and Rockland. For six weeks sleighs were needed, and despite recent Chinook winds, several miles remain blocked with large drifts.
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Tribune
American Falls
Rockland
Raid on Gamblers In Idaho Falls Slated by Police
Idaho Falls January raid led by Chief of Police resulted in seven arrests at a local pool hall. Patrons were escorted to jail and released on own recognizance as hearings are set. The establishment owner faced a second charge after liquor was found on the premises.
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Idaho Falls
Arison
Cameo Girl Wins Pink Ring at Current Event Club Event
In Blackfoot on January 31 the Cameo Girl show drew a full house. Miss Emma Powell received the pink came ring prize as the top ticket seller during the Current Event club event.
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Blackfoot
Emma Powell
Writ of Mandamus Issued over Alimony Slacker
Idaho Falls Jan. 31 The Idaho Supreme Court issued a writ of mandamus ordering Judge Edgington to hear a motion by Harvey Brooks’ lawyers seeking his release from county jail for alimony payment to his former wife Virginia Brooks. The case began with Judge Ralph Adair of Blackfoot convicting Brooks for contempt for not paying. Hearing on the writ will be held in district court next week.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Supreme Court
Edgington
Harvey Brooks
Brooks
Virginia Brooks
Ralph Adair
Blackfoot
Didgington
James Byers
Roys Heroism Saves Life of Companion
Boise report details 13 year old Jack McGinnis saving 12 year old Roy Hanford from drowning after Roy fell into the Cottonwood flume near Warm Springs Avenue. Raymond Moore and Dr J Carl Hill aided, Roy recovered by late night with no apparent lasting effects. The boys rode bicycles along the flume dyke when the accident occurred.
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Jack McGinnis
J. McGinnis
McKinley Street
Roy Hanford
R. K. Hanford
East State Street
Roy
Raymond Moore
Warm Springs Avenue
McGinnis
J. Carl Hill
Mr. Moore
Donald Zimmerman
East Washington Street
Three Men Fined for Killing Pheasants in Linkfoot
In Probate Judge Goods court Moyron Dye of Firth was fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty to pheasant killing on January 23. Clarence W. Lim of Riverside paid 25 dollars and costs for the same offense on January 30. Joe Reber of River was fined 25 dollars and costs and given 10 days in jail for repeated pheasant killings.
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Judge Goods
Moyron Dye
Firth
Clarence W. Lim
Riverside
Joe Reber
Rivera
Planning jury duty for women in Idaho
Boise reports that House Bill 82 aims to extend jury service to women in all classes. The measure, introduced by Coulter Whit ney McDonald Riger Brainard, stands a good chance after the eighteenth session closes. The Supreme court recently overturned a district court ruling that barred women from juries due to voting law limitations.
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Kootenai
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Named on Committees in District Methodist Meeting
Blackfoot January 31 Rev J J Fleming who attended the district convention of the Methodist church was appointed to the resolutions committee and W W Powers of Blackfoot was chosen as lay delegate to the area council to be held at Helena.
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J. J. Fleming
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Alea
Helena
Stock Prices Rally With Oil and Rail Leaders
New York stock prices advanced on January 31 as oils, rails, and utilities led gains. Headlines include Mack Track down 3 after GM control rumors denied and Commercial Solvents up 1 1/10. Trading volume neared 900000 shares.
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Mack Track
General Motors
United Fruit
Tidewater
Orthington
Eljsing
Women’s clubs bloom in Turkey amid sudden rise
Women’s clubs have become numerous in Turkey, where they were wholly unknown a few years ago, reflecting changing social notions and expanding civic participation among Turkish women.
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Turkey
Indiana Hoops Scene Drives Big Ten Rivalry Growth
Indiana colleges not in the Western conference dominate discussions as they clean up against Big Ten teams. Butler, Wabash, Franklin, Depauw, and Notre Dame improve through strong prep programs under coach Ernest Wagner. Indiana high school tournaments draw 20 000 fans and 400 Friday games, fueling a basketball mad state.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Indiana
Hoosier Commonwealth
Butler College
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Kansas City
Butler
Iowa City
Iowa
Madison
Dr. Meanwell
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Indiana High School Athletic Association
Coast Guard Captain Arrested After Cargo Pickup
Captain James R. Griffin, commander of the coast guard cutter Vaughn, who last week recovered jettisoned cargo of hundreds of alcohol cases near Low Beach, was arrested for driving while intoxicated. He was back at the city jail.
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James R. Griffin
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Here
So Asenans
Jal
Seventh Annual Irrigation Congress Being Held Boise
Boise Jan 31 Sale of about 70 000 sheep from the John Archabal flocks was reported to Idaho sheepman R F Bicknell for roughly 409 000 dollars. Delivery is set for July 1 and continues through the summer. Archabal ran the flocks on Sawtooth range and other Idaho ranges.
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Boise
John Archabal
R. F. Bicknell
Idaho
Bicknell
Archabal
Sawtooth Mountains
Rabbits Estimated to Cost Australia Over 100 Million
Agricultural authorities in Australia estimate wild rabbits reduce annual productivity by more than 100 million dollars. The figure underscores ongoing pest control efforts and regional economic impact.
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