Forest Products Professor Appointed at Idaho
Moscow July 18 Dr Ernest E Hubert of the United States forest service laboratory Madison Wis has been named to the professorship of forest products in Idaho Universities school of forestry succeeding Dr Henry Schmitz who resigned He holds a PhD from Wisconsin 1923 and has long served with the forest service with extensive research across major timber regions including the Inland Empire.
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Moscow
Ernest E. Hubert
United States Foresters
Madison
Wis
School of Forestry
University of Idaho
Henry Schmitz
A H Upham
Deetor Hubert i
Forest Service
University of Wisconsin
U 8
Forest Products Laboratory
Hubertsfield
United States
Britsh Columbia
Inland Empire
Division of Forestry
University of Minnesota
F. G. Miller
University of Idaho School of Forestry
Schmitz
Last Shrine Circus Performance Tonight with Chevrolet Sedan Giveaway
The Shrine Circus ends tonight at Seventh Avenue and Lewis Street with aerial acts and clown performances. A Chevrolet sedan will be awarded, and awards from the clown and ticket selling contests will be announced. Penny Parker, Elmer Adair, and Belle McMahon lead the world famous troupes as a large crowd gathers.
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Penny Parker
Elmer Adair
Belle McMahon
Ellis
Seventh Avenue
Lewis Street
Town Talk on Fishing Trip Return
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Craig and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Getty arrived home Friday after a weeklong fishing trip to the Blackfoot river section.
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Cliff Craig
R. L. Getty
Blackfoot River
Twilight league game at Overland Park Tuesday night
The Car Department and Store Department teams in the Twilight league will play Tuesday evening at Overland Park. Arrangements have been made for the Shop Employees association band to be on hand to support the car department.
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Car
Overland Park
Shop Employees Association
Four Individuals Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Kimberly
Sida Gellantly of Kimberly Idaho Blanche Mullins of Twin Falls were arrested with C R English and Owen Neagle of Salt Lake City yesterday afternoon on disorderly conduct. Detectives Balder aton and Cooper made the arrest on Bout Seventh. They were jailed and arraigned before Justice E G Houde with Attorney Walter H Andreson retained to defend them. Two preliminary hearings are set for Monday at 9 and 11 AM.
Highways Association Seeks Reclamation Edition Copy
Robert Bruce of the National Highways Association of New York requested a copy of the reclamation edition of the Tribune for files. He cited a talk with Palmer Rogers, Port Hall memorial architect, formerly of Pocatello, noting the edition is historical and of interest to the association. Mrs J J Guheen and her son Billy left for Idaho Falls for a week with relatives and friends visiting Heise Hot Springs.
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the Tribune Today
Robert Bruce
National Highways Association of New York
Association
Bruce
Palmer Rogers
Port Hall Memorial
Pocatello
Highways Association
J. J. Guheen
Billy
Idaho Falls
Relaves
Accident at Springs Kills 65 in Warren Patrol
A fatal train accident near Colorado Springs leaves 65 year old Helm of Warren Pennsylvania dead and six others injured as the Ocean-to-Ocean event unfolds. Police and emergency crews respond to the scene during the late night operation.
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Feas
Helm
Warren
Ear
Colorado Springs
Gaia
Three Cherokee Youths Arrested in Farmhouse Robbery Loot
In Cherokee Iowa on July 18 AP reports three youths Vonald Cochran James Cochran and Roy Deutscher were arrested while hiding in an oats field. They divided loot totaling 103256000 German marks from the home of Peter Jeterson. Each was sentenced to thirty days house confinement by a probation officer.
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Cherokee, Ia
Vonald Cochran
James Cochran
Roy Deutscher
Peter Jeterson
Brigham Prepares Peach Day Festival Details
Brigham City Utah august officials push Peach Day planning with Dr W LeVoy Smith visiting eastern cities to secure acts and concessions for September 9. Subcommittees organize parade free peaches entertainment and finance while ample produce and beverages will be available for visitors.
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Brigham City
Utah
W. LeVoy Smith
Box Elder
Indians at Celebration to Attend Pioneer Day Parade
Twin Falls will host Pioneer Day events on July 24 with Fort Hall Indians taking part in the pageant of progress parade at 9 30 a m and performing tribal dances and ceremonies. Posters advertise the Twin Falls celebration across the region amid expectations of a large crowd. The general committee handling arrangements will meet tonight at the Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Twin Falls
Fort Hall
Charien F. Dwight
Dwight
Chamber of Commerce
Hospital Notes Reflect Local Ailments and Visits
Mrs Clyde Hansen injured her right hand yesterday afternoon after a porch fall. B F Brown of Pocatello Creek is in town visiting doctors. Stanley of Crystal came to consult a local physician. M P Bergendorf of North Main, painter for Billz Sign, is ill at home and will miss work. A D Campbell of Rexburg is in town for medical consultation. J Bischoff of Pauline is in Pocatello consulting physicians.
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South Fourth
B. F. Brown
Pocatello Creek
Stanley of
Crystal
M. P. Bergendorf
North Main
Billz Sign Company
A. D. Campbell
Rexburg
J. Bischoff
Pauline
Pocatello
Local Lodges Hear Travelers Chat and Credit Talks
The Stroller shares a tale of a southern traveler who discussed slow paying creditors in an Arkansas store where a grocer considered canceling a small debt. Bailey prompts for a cigar when accounts settle. Various visitors and residents, including Jellison of Boise and Buckely of Hartford, are listed as staying in local lodgings and visiting the city, with names and homes noted.
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Arkansas
Bailey
Rankin
Salt Lake City
Utah Produce Association
Crow
C. L. Jellison
Monument Maker
Boise
Mr. Jellison
St. Marie
Lawrence Buckely
Hartford
Connecticut
Bannock
W. Tipping
Seattle
Washington
The
Oriental Importing Company
Yellowstone
New Wisconsin Hay Drying Method Demonstrated
Madison reports a new hay making method using a high pressure hot air fan. At Genesee depot experimental farm twelve loads were baled eight hours after raking avoiding field drying and moisture or pest damage. Howard T. Greens of Brookhill Farm runs the test and plans to use hot air hay this year.
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Madison
Wis
Department of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Genesee Depot
Howard T. Greens
Brookhill
Saving Pennies for Jungle Church in Liberia School Project
New York reports children of Episcopal Church Schools fund a Birthday Thanksgiving offering to build and equip a school in Fortsville Liberia. The drive supports 400 Liberian children with no schooling and aims to fund classrooms a chapel and teachers’ living quarters. The offering dates to the church’s triennial convention in New Orleans scheduled October 7 to 23.
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New York
Episcopal Church
United States
New Orleans
Church School Service League
Portland
Fortsville
Bishop Overs
Episcopal Missionary
Liberia
Convention Hall
Frances H. Withers
Senator Moses Predicts Big Tax Cut Next Congress
Senator Moses of New Hampshire, president pro tempore, forecast a substantial tax reduction by the next Congress. He also urged retroactivity to apply when tax returns are filed next March. He spoke on New England politics, predicting the renomination and reelection of the resident governor, voommae.
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Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Mos
New England
Voommae
American sprinter wins two titles at British AAA Championships
Lorenutchison, an amateur, wins the 100 and 220 yard dashes at the British AAA Championships held at 8fold Bridge. Prizes were withheld due to displeasure with his amateur status. The Newarker is the only athlete to win multiple events.
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O UP
London
Wegee
Lorenutchison
8Fold Bridge
South Dakota Debates Unicameral Legislature Plan
Emmett Dowdell sponsors a push for a single legislative chamber replacing the Senate and House. Support spans parties, with key backers like former Gov. Charles H. Herreid. The plan requires a constitutional amendment and voter approval, delaying implementation until 1930 or later.
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House of Representatives
Dowdell
State
Senate
House
Charles H. Herreid
Record of extreme heat in Wood River Valley July 10 15
Hatley July 18 The Wood River valley endures extreme heat with daily highs from 88 to 98 degrees over the past week. Halley’s thermometer topped 95 on July 10 and 96 on July 13 while Iron Mountain at 10 000 feet reported 76. Forest officials warn of fire risk due to low humidity and lightning.
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Wood River Valley
Halley
Forest Office
Benedict
Forest Lookout
Iron Iron Mountain
Soldier Range
Merccury
Aged Tiger Still Plays Baseball
Battle Creek, Mich July 18 AP a fifty four year old grandfather who wore a Detroit Tiger uniform recalls Ty Cobb era players John Eubanks lives near Bellevue and still pitches for Bellevue United Stone team he remembers Walter Johnson first AL game against Detroit when Johnson pitched in tennis shoes and his spikes caused a stumble and defeat for Washington. Eubanks has a daughter and three grandchildren.
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Mich
Detroit Tiger
Tigers
John Eubanks
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Walter Johnson
Eubanks
Ea Eubanks
Bellevue
Bellevue United Stone
Johnson
Walter
Ashington
Detroit
Washington
Will Armour
Aes
Leading Meet At Atlantic City Track Faces Gaps
Oxford and Cambridge led Princeton and Cornell four to one with five events finished in a track meet at the airport. A Warsaw detective was killed and many injured as three communists clashed with police.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Oxford
Cambridge
Princeton-Cornes
Warsaw
Poland
Transferred Colonel Archie Campbell Moves to New Assignment
Transferred Colonel Archie Campbell U S A former adjutant in New England leaves the Boston base for the Second army corps with headquarters at Governor's Island. He has five sons and four daughters with his eldest serving in cavalry overseas during World War I and his youngest a first year cadet at Annapolis.
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Archie Campbell
Boston
New England
Second Army Corps
Governor's Island
Annapolis
Rancher Orders Radio Equipped Coffin in Los Angeles
Sam R. Kimball a San Fernando Valley rancher has ordered a $1,200 steel coffin with a radio receiver. He says the device will let him hear news and recognize if the son lingers near the bed until judgment day after burial in a superheterodyne casket.
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Los Angeles
Sam R. Kimball
San Fernandi Valley
Kimball
Cancer virus new finding stirs scientists debates abroad
London reports wide public interest in the cancer virus discovery by Dr. William E. Gye and Dr. J. E. Barnard. They remain cautious, offering only general statements while others speculate about vaccines and potential human applications. In New York, Dr. George Soper travels to London to observe the British experiments alongside warnings that cures are not imminent.
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William E. Gye
J. E. Barnard
Gye
Daily Sketch
J“. Gye
Dr. Barnarden
New York
George Soper
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Soper
Francis Carter Wood
England
Dr. Wood
Scopes Trial Brings Crowds and Calm Amidst Debates
Dayton residents and visitors fill the courtroom surroundings as the Scopes trial continues. Jurors rest on recess while attorneys receive an influx of letters and pamphlets from supporters and critics.
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Scopes
Raulston
Lieutenant Landon Cattlett Jr Killed in Air Crash near Fort Kamemah
Honolulu July 18 AP Lieutenant Landon Cattlett Jr of the United States Army Air Service was killed in an airplane crash during bombing pursuit maneuvers near Fort Kamemah. He flew a MB-3 alone and was attached to Luke Field. his home was in Virginia while his wife and child reside in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Landon ©. Cattlett Jr
United States Army Air Service
Fort Kamehamha
Cattlett
Virginia
Luke Field
Weather outlook for week in Northern Rocky Mountain region
The outlook forecasts a brief period of scattered showers toward midweek. Cooler air moves in at the start, followed by temperatures returning to normal levels across the northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Canadian town Bowdon destroyed by early fire
Fire wrecked Bowdon on the Canadian Pacific line between Calgary and Monton destroying most buildings. Three hundred people were made homeless.
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Calgary
Bowdon
Monton
Coolidge Holds Busy Session Amid Coal Talks
Swampscott Mass July 18 AP President Coolidge discussed a possible tie up of the anthracite coal industry with Secretary Davis and planned conferences with cabinet officials. Hoover may be summoned if the situation worsens. Davis sails for Europe and predicts a settlement before September. Senator Curtis visits to discuss tax cuts farm aid and coal measures. Ambassador Jay arrives later to take Argentina post. Coolidge and guests note unusually cool weather despite high temperatures.
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Davis
Coolidge
Hoover
White Court
Pacific Coast
Davis Ids
Europe
Ecommerce Department
New York
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
White House
Ramsas
Narragansett Pier
Peté Augustus Jay
Argentina
President Coolidge
Jay
Romania
Thomas Cochran
Derailment of New York-St Louis Express near Ingram
Four cars left the track of the Pennsylvania railroad express near Ingram suburb early today. No injuries were reported. A broken rail is blamed for the wreck.
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Pittsburgh
New York-St. Louis Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ingram
Yankee racer leads British Amateur champions at Stanford Bridge
American track athletes led by Loren Murchison of Newark A. C. captured top honors as the British Amateur Athletic Association championships concluded at Stanford Bridge. The performance highlighted middle western runners with strong eastern sprinting support.
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London
Middle West
Loren Murchison
Newark A. C
British Amateur Athletic Association
Stanford Bridge
Views Accord on Chinese Policy
London reports that United States Japan and Great Britain have nearly identical positions on China's situation. They agree that Washington treaty tariff talks should begin soon and a commission on extraterritorial rights be formed when feasible. The advisory panel would propose changes, with final decisions resting with the treaty powers.
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London
Daily Telegraph
United States
Great Britain
China
Neighbors' Free Silver Camp to Blackfoot July 22
A notice announces a trip by neighbors to attend a convention in Blackfoot on July 22. The caravan will depart 7 p.m. from 241 North Main Street. Terry C. signs the notice.
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Noa
Blackfoot
North Main Retreet
Terry
Heat death toll climbs in Yuma figures rise to three
The Yuma heat wave claim increased to three with the deaths of Mrs. Natalia Gusman aged 46 and Vincente Gomez aged 50 after prostration. A third death of a 60 year old man was reported as the brutal weather overwhelmed residents.
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Ariz
Yesterdy
Mre
Natalia Gusman
Vincente Gomez
Yestersey
Diers
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