Trucks and Railroads Clash Over Auto Competition
A local communication argues against taxing commercial auto lines in Pocatello. It repeats Secretary Jardine’s view that trucks do not replace railroads and only affect short hauls, not long hauls, with benefits to local distribution and road maintenance.
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The
Tribune
Garrett ‘Transfer and Storage Company
the Tribune
Pocatello
Jardine
Pocatello Tribune Co
Idaho
Pocatello City
Seecretary of Agriculture
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co. C. A. Garrett, Pres
Connecticut
California
Chicago
Watch for Worms in Children Warns of Parasite Dangers
An old advertisement urges quick action if a child shows worm symptoms. It touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a time tested remedy that drives out worms and restores health, priced at 35 cents and sold by Watson Drug Co.
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Watson Drug Co
Russell Scott Dodges Noose For Third Time
The article details Russell Scott's third escape from the gallows amid a murder trial. Scott claimed his brother Robert fired the shots during a drinking incident, not a robbery, and faced a hung jury amid dramatic courtroom twists. Vaudeville ties and a later civil suit are noted, with references to Miss Dorothy Newburgh and a pending sanity hearing.
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Scott
Robert
Robert E. Crowe
Detroit
Minneapolis
T House
Clemeney
Wen
Dorothy Newburgh
Boston
Usnnda
Miss Newburgh
David
Port Huron
Michigan
Robert Scott
Chicago
Isabel Hurst
Dubois Editor Reports Idaho Gold Rush Prospects
Idaho editor and pioneer locator C. Idol describes a Klondike scale rush at Birch Creek placer fields 43 miles southeast of Dubois and 85 miles from Idaho Falls. He recalls early tests, Indian conflicts, and haunting terrain that deterred settlers while signaling potential gold and platinum prospects in the Snake River plains. A 1925 Ford sedan ad follows.
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Boise
Idaho
C. Idol
Dubois Enterprise
Birch Creek
D. T. Murphy
Dubois
Snake River
Secres
California duo Wins Women's Invi tations Doubles Title
Miss Wills of Berkeley and Miss Browne of Santa Monica won the finals at the Essex County Club, defeating Miss Eleanor Goss of New York and Mrs. Pat B. Jessup of Wilmington, Del., 6-2 6-3.
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Manchester
Mass
California
Wills
Berkeley
Mary K. Browne
Santa Monica
Ub Today
Eleanor Goss
New York
Pat B. Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Wife of cafe man sues for twenty thousand damages
Nora Sorbets sues D D Talmadge and wife for 20090 damages claiming they used love and affection to gain partnership and sever her stake in the Manhattan cafe once run with her husband Felix Sorbets at Idaho Falls. The suit alleges the Talmadges obtained partial ownership in 1920 and deprived Sorbets of his business and her partnership.
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D. D. Talmadge
Manhattan
Nora Sorbets
Talmadge
Mr. Sorbets
Gold fields near Dubois shown limited by distance and access
The Tribune reports from Dubois that gold prospects are real but limited by nine miles to the nearest water and lack of workable sluicing nearby. It notes pockets in stream beds may pay with further development, while most lands in the region are already filed and staked.
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Tribune
Dubois
The
Pete State
Talmadge Couple Seeks Damages for Personal and Business Losses
Mrs. Talmadge seeks damages to the amount of personal and business effects after a dispute involving the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge were not in the city and could not be reached for a statement.
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Mrs. Talmadge
Reorganization Steps Pinpoint Firet National Bank Case
Twin Falls July 24 AP two steps show reorganization of the Firet National Bank of Buhl which closed March 19. Articles of incorporation for the Buhl State Bank with $50 000 capital were filed in Crawford County recorder. FE H Dunlap Twin Falls receiver for the defunct bank filed a petition for liquidation and sale of assets outside federal reserve interests valued at about $245 000, already sold to Crawford Moore. The charter for the proposed Buhl bank has not yet been issued.
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Twin Falla
Firet National Bank of
Bu Wihiete
Buhl State Bank
County Recorder
Crawford Moore
Raymond Moore
J. W. Cunningham
Anderson
Eugene Looney
E. A. Bicklin
First National Bank of Idaho
Bolseay
FE. H. Dunlap
Twin Falls
First Nation Bank of
Buhl
District Court
Federal Reserve Bank
French Shell Tribesmen to Morocco Uniforms and Rations
Moroccan dispatches report Colonel Colombat will depart France for health reasons as General Naulin assumes command. Casually dressed tribesmen slated for full dress Morocco uniforms include red trousers and tunics with fezen, while khaki may be worn aboard. Each man to receive one franc daily for services under the new arrangement.
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Janes
Morocco
Colombat
Stanislaus Naulin
France
In-Soreme
Réneh Sarees
Abd-el-Krim
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