New oocytin discovery linked to sea urchin fertilization
Berkeley researchers led by Dr. Clark and Dr. Sharp announced a breakthrough in fertilization using oocytin, a blood-derived protein from animal sources. The substance acts as a trigger to start development in sea urchin eggs, enabling membrane formation within minutes to hours.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of Californian
Jacques Loeb
T. B. Robertson
Department of Biochemistry
California
Universty
Adelaide
Australia
Loeb
Guy W. Clark
Paul W. Sharp
American Journal of Biological Chemistry
Clark
Yaquis Hold Out On Fight
In Mexico City on January 31 AP reports that Jalisco priests have been ordered to report daily to the interior department after February 1 while priests in other states avoid molestation. Yaqui rebels in Sonora refuse surrender and demand continued subsidies as negotiations fail.
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Mexico City
Jalisco
Department of Interior
Durango
Guadalajara
War Department
Ferreres
Sonora
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Funeral Held Over Victims of Church Wreck
Grace Montana January 31 funeral rites were held for James McCann and his two sons Thomas and Meredith and brother Brigam McCann killed when the L D 8 meeting hall at Turner exploded. Limer Anderson also killed was laid to rest in Central graveyard. The McCann family services were led by Bishop Moroni Lowe with 800 attending.
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Grace
Turner
James McCann
Thomas
Meridith
Brigham McCann
James
L. D
Limer Anderson
116Th Cavalry
Central
Jim
Thomas and
McCann
Tabernacle
Edwin
Fritzy
McCann Family
Moroni Lowe
Tab
William H. Corbett
Andrews Aims Secret Agents in War on Moonshiners
Assistant Secretary Andrews calls for undercover actions to curb unlicensed liquor production. He cites rising moonshine problems and urges Congress to permit secret agents and a medicinal whiskey corporation plan to strengthen enforcement.
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Washington
Andrews
Prohibition
Senate
Congress
Medicinal Whiskey Corporation
Talk on State Chamber Broadcast by King
J I King former president of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce spoke Sunday evening on KSEI radio about the State Chamber Its Purpose and Its Value He outlined the chamber as a coordinating body for commerce industry agriculture and labor to unify energize and direct Idaho toward tangible achievements benefiting its people.
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State Chamber
J. I. King
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
KSEI
Mr. King
Idaho
King
Alien Property Bill Amendment Reported by Rules Committee
Washington January 31 Forty per cent rather than twenty per cent of alien property would be retained to settle claims of American nationals against the German government an amendment to the Reed bill was reported by the rules committee
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Washington
Reed
Officers Shot During Holdups Across New York
Two policemen were shot during separate holdups in New York City. Patrolman Hugh Clark, wounded in the eye and abdomen, confronted robbers in a West 47th Street basement as they bound the superintendent and manager. robbers fled with $83 from an $800 payroll in the safe. Patrolman James Masterman, hit by bullets in a West 1038rd Street restaurant holdup, was pinned by gunfire from five assailants.
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New York
Hugh Clark
West 47Th Street
James Masterman
West 1038Rd
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Company of Pocatello History
The Fargo Wilson Wells company traces Pocatello’s mercantile growth from Bible Brown Johnston to Blythe Fargo and Lyman Fargo. It recalls store locations First Ave Center St, Center and Arthur, and Main and Lewis, with a 1916 move and name change to Fargo Wilson Wells. The firm pledges stability and local employment.
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Fargo-Wilson-Wells Company
Mercantile Institution
Pocatello
Meeiing Sree
Sage Brush
Bible, Brown & Johnston
Fargo Wilson-Wells Company
B. Wheeler
George Robethan
Blythe & Fargo Company
Lyman Fargo
First Avenue
Center Street
First National Bank
Center and
Arthur
Main and
Lewis
Fargo- Wilson-Wells
H. H. Wilson
Chester G. Wells
Blythe
Sheriff Washburn tied to 48 cases of whiskey smuggling
Federal agents accuse Boundary county Sheriff Henry Washburn of involvement in a whiskey smuggling ring after a six mile chase near the Montana line. Ralph Sampson is also detained while two liquor runners escape after abandoning their car on the Moyer river bridge. Forty eight cases of whiskey seized.
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Boise
Henry Washburn
Boundary County
Montana Line
Moyer
Davis
Washburn
Ralph Sampson
Sampson
Moyer River Bridge
Chinese Foreign Minister Protests British Troop Moves
Peking January 31 Dr. Wellington Koo northern government foreign minister issued a note to the British legation protesting the dispatch of British forces to Shanghai. He asked London to order immediate withdrawal to avoid harming Sino British relations and said foreign troops violate the league covenant and could spark misunderstandings. He argued China can protect Shanghai without foreign troops and urged respecting China's sovereignty per Washington conference resolutions.
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Peking
Wellington Koo
Shanghai
London
China
Koo
Shanghai International Settlement
Civil Suit Involves Partnership Agreement
A motion in the case of Jack Stahl versus Nate Bichek seeks a change of venue from Rigby, Idaho to Pocatello and a demurrer arguing the complaint fails to state a valid cause of action. The suit claims a partnership formed in spring 1918 at Hub Clothing in Rigby with Stahl as manager earning 150 dollars monthly and a one third stake, plus a sinking fund from profits to cover losses, to be returned upon dissolution with Stahl’s share. four percent of profits were to be directed to a trust fund for losses. The plaintiff seeks dissolution of the partnership, an accounting, a receiver, and distribution of profits as the court deems proper.
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Jack Stahl
Nate Bichek
Rigby
Jefferson County
Pocatella
Hub
Farm Relief Motive Cited by Iamiston Club
The Iamiston club, the largest Republican club west of New York, says urgent farm legislation is needed. It reports sending resolutions on agriculture to the president, the vice president, and all Republican members of Congress. The resolutions urge a national agricultural law to minimize price fluctuations and stabilize farm product prices for producers and consumers.
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Chicago
Iamiston Club
New York
Congress
Prince Carol to Return to Helen Amid Romania Affair
Former Crown Prince Carol of Romania, after ending his affair with Madame Lupescu, plans to reunite with his wife Princess Helen and their son Prince Michael. Professor Nicholas Iorga states the return is forthcoming, while Helen departs Rapallo for Romania with Michael in health-related travel.
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Paris
Carol of
Rumania
Madame Lupescu
Helen
Prince Michael
Nicholas Iorga
Roman Savant
Florence
Italy
Romania
Carol
Rapallo
Michael
Milan
Pallo
Man Confesses to Slaying Wife Over Bigamous Marriage
William N C confessed to killing Mrs Hattie Hales in her sleep at a camp in Bratton's woods with a baseball bat and hammer after plotting to hide his bigamous marriage from his wife and children. He said he struck first with a bat then with a hammer, fracturing her skull, and admitted intended to avoid return to his Madison family. He yielded after hours of questioning and implicated in other unsolved cases but denied knowledge.
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Lancaster
Wis
Hattie Hales
William N.C
Bratton
Marina
Madison
Goffey
Iowa
Ilinois
Steamer Anthony O Boyle Grounded Off Vineyard Sound
The steamer Anthony O Boyle bound from Norfolk to Boston with coal is aground at Robinson Hole in Vineyard Sound. The vessel is leaking and likely cannot be floated without aid of a ram and assistance. Weather is foggy with calm seas and no danger to those aboard.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Anthony O'Boyle
Norfolk
Boston
Robinson Hole
Vineyard Sound
Idaho House and Senate Advance Highway Bond Measures
Idaho lawmakers moved multiple highway bond related bills through the upper and lower chambers. House bills 49 and 50 reshape criminal and civil appeals timing and exceptions. Senate bills 9 11 and 16 address voting majorities at elections bonds for libraries and candidate filings deadlines. House 88 90 86 87 cover osteopathy practice prisoner labor county assessments and school transportation funding. The session contemplates extending highway district bonds up to 10.8 million dollars and broad reforms across counties cities and public services.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Idaho
House of House
Senate
Insurance Committee
Th House
Pike
Commission For of Government
Twin Falla
Sinclair
Lincol
Reed
Clearwater
Hackney
Owyhee
Mee Bierney
Ada
American One Teopathy Association
I Tion
Labor
Helene
Melhaff, Ower
Brainard
Transportation Board of Pupils
Salm and Wife Near Reconciliation in Paris Meeting
New York reports Count Ludwig Salm and his wife Millicent Rogers will reunite in Paris with mediation by Duchess Croy. Bar on Alfredo Von Hausade confirms reconciliation talks. family plans return to America with a settled financial arrangement and the count pursuing American citizenship.
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New York
Ludwig Salm
Millicent Rogers
New York Daily News
H. H. Rogers
Rogers
Count Salm
Hersman B. Goodstein
Paris
Duchess Croy
Alfredo von Hausade
America
Turkish Students Welcome 500 Americans on Floating World Tour
Turkish students professors and city officials greeted 500 American students arriving in Constantinople for a world tour aboard the floating university. The delegation arrived with enthusiasm as they started their stay in the city.
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Constantinople
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L. D. S. Meeting House
Tribune
Prince Carol
Salm
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