Idaho State Bar Opens Annual Convention in Pocatello
Judge James F. Airshie of Coeur d Alene and R D Leeper of Lewiston opened the Idaho State Bar association’s second annual convention in Pocatello at the Bannock County Memorial building. Resolutions and election committees were named, Mayor Ben Ross welcomed attendees, and discussions covered uniform state laws, bar standards, and the state university law school.
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James F. Airshie
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Uniform Laws Commission
R. D. Leeper
Lewiston
Idaho State Bar Association
Pocatello
Bannock County Memorial Building
D En Ross
Welme
George 8
Law School
University of Idaho
Commission On
Airshie
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Leeper
Robert Davis
H. B. Thompson
Edward A. Walters
Twin Falls
W. Pomroy
Turner K. Hacknan
Hugh Baker
Rupert
C. Ben Ross
Utah Bonded Debt Report Reveals State Indebtedness
The State of Utah reports bonded indebtedness at 9.66 million with total securities worth 2.48 million and a fiscal year cash balance of 1.91 million. Expenditures reached 14.28 million, receipts 16.30 million, leaving a cash balance of 1.91 million. Insurance fund for Dec 1924 to Jun 1926 shows receipts 587,021 and disbursements with a 33,061 balance.
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Gait Lake City
Utah
John Walker
George H
Severe Rain Floods Hong Kong Streets
Torrential rain and thunder storms flooded streets in Hong Kong and Kowloon early today. Several Chinese residents were killed and property damage occurred from water, lightning, and landslides. Tram service was suspended in parts of the city. An explosion occurred when a cracker factory in Kowloon was struck.
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Hongkong
Kowloon
Wall of Aurora Country Club cards hole in one
White Bear Lake Minn July 1 AP Jimmy Wall of the Arokane Country Club holed out a one on a 150 yard three par hole in the qualifying round of a themed golf tournament.
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White Bear Lake
Minn
Toay
Jimmy Wall
Arokane Country Club
Ancient City's Record Found Reaffirms Biblical Events
New York reports on archaeologists led by Dr. Melvin G. Kyle who excavated Tell Beit Miriam believed to be ancient Kurrath Sephi. They found ash layers and kitchen items supporting biblical timelines from Canaanite era to 600 B C, noting a city population up to 15 000 during war times. The expedition cost about 2500 dollars with 65 to 85 laborers.
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New York
Melvin G. Kyle
Xenia Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Kurrath
Sephi
Nebuchanezer
Kyle
Tell Beit Miriam
Jesus
Solomon Zeitlin
Paris
Russia
Zeitlin
Strauss
Josephus
Snow and Heat in Minnesota Thunder July Heat Records
Snow fell in northern Minnesota while Minneapolis and St Paul sweltered at around the century mark. State Game Commissioner Gould vouched for the snow report from the north shore north of Lake Superior. A heat death occurred as Mitchell recording thermometers hit 107 degrees, setting a new July high.
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St. Paul
North Woods
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Gould
Lake Superior
Mercury
Mitchell, & C
New Cabinet Formed in Paris After Briand Resigns
Paris dispatch reports Edouard Herriot assembling a new cabinet to replace Aristide Briand’s fallen government. He announced the lineup this afternoon with the ministry expected to focus on critical reforms.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
Radicals
Aristide Briand
Serious injuries in sham battle at Camp Devens
Captain Lewis R. Edmonds was critically wounded and six enlisted men were hurt when TNT charges used to simulate enemy shells exploded during a mock battle at Camp Devens Massachusetts. The incident is part of ongoing training for about 6000 members of the 200th division with other accidents including a fall causing Brigadier General Thomas Foley of Worcester to lapse into unconsciousness.
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Camp Devins
Mass
Lewis R. Edmonds
Thomas Foley
Worcester
Hoover urges uniform traffic code to curb dangerous driving
Chicago July 19 AP Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce told police leaders that drivers must prove safe ability before operating. He proposed three steps including penalties for reckless driving and traffic officials to tackle auto crashes, noting 20 000 deaths annually and $600 million in property loss.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Church Leader Denies Conspiracy Charge In Norris Slaying
Fort Worth Texas July 19 RB F Bouldin chair of trustees for First Baptist church acting as attorney for Rev Dr J Frank Norris said this afternoon he had not issued a statement charging conspiracy to kill Dr Norris. He noted the church had no meeting and could not issue statement without one. He referenced J J McKell who alleged diabolical conspiracy to kill Dr Norris and said it would be proven by unimpeachable witnesses when the proper time comes.
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Fort Worth
Tex
F. Bouldin
First Baptist Church
J. Frank Norris
D. E. Chipps
Nelson 18 Sold in Pacific Coast League Trade
Morton Nelson pitcher was sold by a Mississippi Valley League club to the Mission club in San Francisco for the Pacific Coast league action. The July date and local Burlington ta details indicate a mid season trade.
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Burlington
Morton Nelson
Mission Club
San Francisco
Bura
Clu
Saladin Magnate In Trouble Over Bigamy Case
Salads magnate John F. Howard of Haverhill faces bigamy and perjury charges in Cuernavaca Mexico. His sons claim a near agreement to split the estate with their mother, and to seek to legalize the Cuernavaca divorce from Mrs Eleanor B Phillips of Milwaukee. The brothers allege their mother is ill in Massachusetts and has sued Mrs Phillips for alienation of affection. They say papers in the case were stolen from the Cuernavaca court.
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Mexico City
Sripute P
John F. Howard
Haverhill
Mass
Tolay
John C
Albert F. Howard
Howard
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Eleanor B. Phillips
Milwaukee
Wis
Mr. Howard
Phillips
Cuernavaca Court
Hambone's Meditations by J. P. AlleY
A fragmentary notice presents Hambone’s Meditations by J. P. Alley with an emphatic call to open eyes and seek better days, recalling a boastful rallying cry.
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Hambone
Meditations
J.P. Alley
Borah Denounces Prohibition Enforcement In Speech
Idaho Senator Borah told a capacity Augusta audience that enforcing the 18th Amendment has never been tried and warned that prohibition nullification mirrors Bolshevism and fascism. He urged a constitutional loyalty party if major parties fail to take a stand and criticized referendums as undermining the constitution.
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First Presbyterian Church
Woodrow Wilson
Idaho
Russia
Italy
Poland
United States
New York State
National League and Intercity Baseball Scores Summary
Multiple games across Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia New York Boston and Washington yielded varied outcomes. Key innings featured strong offense from Pittsburg Brooklyn New York Chicago Philadelphia and others with notable pitchers and late surges. Final tallies included decisive wins and close contests across the day’s schedule.
Pastor Norris calmly faces murder charge in Texas
Fort Worth July 19 AP The Reverend J Frank Norris Baptist evangelist and fundamentalist is charged with murder for the shooting of D E Chipps in Norris church study after Chipps threatened the pastor over city finances. Norris preached to overflow crowds as his lawyers draft a self defense plea for the grand jury.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. Prank Norris
D. E. Chipps
Grand Jury
Christ Jesus
Norris
First Baptist Church
H. ©. Meachem
Chipps
L. H. Nutt
R. Honer
Nutt
Dr. Norris
Norrig
Two Teens Survive 15 Hours Adrift After Boat Capsized
Muriel Tell of Mount Vernon and a Brooklyn boy, both 47, clung to a overturned raft for 15 hours before drifting ashore on Robbing Island opposite Long Island. The craft overturned in a storm yesterday. The boy’s name was not released.
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New York
Mount Vernon
Brooklyn
Robbing Island
Long Island
Muriel Tell
Ice cream plant guard killed in Newark holdup
George M. Gondit, 70, an employee of Rideout Ice Cream, was shot and killed today by three holdup men who wounded a coworker and escaped with about $15,000. Newark, New Jersey, July 19.
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Newark
N. J
George M. Gondit
Rideout Ice Cream Company
Storms Claim Nine Lives and Heavy Property Loss
A New York AP report notes nine deaths and about 250000 dollars in property damage from a wave of Sunday storms spanning Ohio to Maine. Lightning, wind and hail destroyed barns, toppled a church steeple, unroofed apartments, and damaged crops. a canoe party from Sandy Hook, New Jersey went missing as crowds faced terror at Coney Island and other sites.
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New York
Ohio
Maine
Sandy Hook
N. J
New England
Marie Anna Dubois
American Pass
Alfred
Leo McCeaughey
Hampton Beach
N. H
Edward Snow
Herman
Fred Felch
Salisbury
Mass
Navy Arsenal
Lake Denmark
Ashur Methodist
Springfield
New Hampshire
Coney Island
Boston Red Sox
Boston
York Beach
Hal Hutchinson
Death report from Boise car crash on Mountain Home Road
George Winchester died at St Alphonus hospital after a Sunday night crash five miles from Boise. He suffered crushed chest and broken ribs. Mrs Winchester and two passengers were injured with varying severity. Dibble sprained arm and Snider shaken but unharmed.
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Boise
George Winchester
Mountain Home Road
St. Alphonus’ Hospital
Columbus Last Voyage Details For Publication
Dr B H Schuler archaeologist unveiled a manuscript from Central America claiming to reveal Christopher Columbus last voyage in full including crew roster salaries and incidents. He seeks Tulane University to publish after six years of research in Central America and Spanish archives. Schuler also notes former president Roosevelt traveled with him as scientific advisor through Brazilian jungles.
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New York
Christopher Columbus
B. H. B Sehuler
Central America
Schuler
Tulane University
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska Faces Severe Heat Wave Across Week
Omaha reports temperatures reaching 108 degrees with 106 to 108 degree highs expected early in the week. Forecasters warn of continued torridity through midweek with heat lingering for residents and utilities strained.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Thureda
Culbertwoh
Marto Vale
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