Florida train crash kills La Verne Collier longtime Miami editor
La Verne Collier, 29, general manager of the Illustrated Tale in Miami, died in a Miami area auto train collision last night. A Pocatello native with prior roles at the Po catello Tribune and San Francisco Chronicle, he rose to Vanderbilt publications editor and then Miami manager. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Collier and two sisters, burial plans target Toledo. Further details awaited.
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Ln Verne
Miami Publications
Toledo
Ohio
Mr. Collier
Idaho
Collier
Idaho Technical Institute
United States
Infantry
163Rd Infantry
Pocatello
Tribune
American Legion
State Department
The
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles
Vanderbuilt
Vanderbilt
Miami
Dance Palace Promos Spark Attention Tonight
A 50c special draws crowds at the Dance Palace with limited Reclammation Edition copies still available for friends to share.
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Dance Palace
Weather outlook for the coming week in Washington
The forecast covers July 25 and the week ahead. Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions see scattered showers early in the week and again after midweek with temperatures near normal.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Giant Pitcher in Hot Water Separated by Wife
New York July 25 AP Hugh McQuillan pitcher for the New York Giants was named defendant in a separation suit filed by his wife Nellie T. McQuillan of Elmhurst. The suit names Miss Helen Goebbel of the Bronx once chosen in a beauty contest as Miss Jonx as the other woman. Mrs McQuillan says his baseball success harmed their marriage and that he changed from a home loving husband to a brute and habitual drunkard.
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New York
Hugh McQuillan
New York Giants
Nellie T. McQuillan
Elmhurst
Wyoming man champion rider at Cheyenne rodeo
Willy Wilkinson of Horse Creek Wyoming won the world bucking horse rider title at Cheyenne in the presence of the vice president. Gene Kriege and Holly, Colorado Miss won the cowgirls bucking contest riding Blue Dog. L Herman of Antirock Nebraska won a leg in the Roosevelt trophy as top all around cowboy. Other winners included Ike Rude in two calf roping and Tad Lucas with Buck Stewart in trick riding.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Willy Wilkinson
Horse Creek
Wyoming
Maria Dawes
United States
Gene Kriege
Holly
Colorado
Miss Kriege
L. Herman
Antirock
Nebraska
Pendleton
Oregon
Ike Rude
Mangum
Oklahoma
Tad Lucas
Douglas
Buck Stewart
Fort Worth
Texas
Red Lowry
Lenepah
Sam Garret
Burbank
California
Dempsey Greb Bout Promised by Oral Agreement
Benton Harbor promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons announced an oral agreement for a bout between Jack Dempsey and middleweight champion Harry Greb at an open air Michigan City arena, likely September 19. No written contract was signed yet and details remain to be worked out.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Jack Dempsey
Harry Greb
Fitzsimons
Michigan City
Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Greb
Billy Miske
Town Talk Outing for Howard Brothers and Camp Plans
Nelson and Richard Howard sons of Dr and Mrs W F Howard left today for several days camping in Buckskin Basin. A train timetable note reports No 6 Eastern revised by one hour. Pocatello departure now 3 20 am instead of 2 30 am. Pugmire excellent pitching allowed three hits and struck out 16 as Bay clerks beat St Anthony 1 0 during Pioneer Day events.
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Nelson
Richard Howard
W. F. Howard
Buckskin Basin
No. 6
Reas
C. Hanson
O. 6
Pocatello
Puggy
Pugmire
The
Bay Clerks
Ed Ashton
Anthony Xian Ay
St. Antheny
Pocatello Knights Templar to Attend Seattle Conclave
Members of the Pocatello commandery Knights Templar and delegates from southeastern Idaho depart tonight on train No 17 to Seattle for the thirty sixth triennial conclave. The Idaho DeMolay band joins as local delegation. Some traveled earlier by automobile.
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Seattle
Pocatello Commandery
Knights Templar
Idaho
Dawes Adopted Sioux Chief in Frontier Festival
Vice President Charles G. Dawes was made Great White Father by the Sioux with Chief Red Feather presiding. Governor Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming was named an honorary member. Dawes surrenders his pipe for a two foot long peace pipe as part of a 15000 spectator frontier day celebration featuring bronco busting bull dogging and steer roping events.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles G. Dawes
Red Feather
Dawes
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Nellie Tayloe
Mr. Dawes
Ross
Frontier West
Stroller Talk and Tourist Lore At Early Hour Hotel
In a morning scene at a local hotel a chatterbox grins at east coast visitors misjudging the West and Idaho. The piece lists hotel registrants from Bannock to Boise and Salt Lake, with names like William Hunter, H F Brown, M Kol schinsky, and D R Dixon among others.
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Hardene
Idaho
John Bunyan
Yellowstone
William Hunter
Balt Lake
H. F. Brown
Elko
Nev
C. C. Ritter
Boise
Tsen
Chicago
George Waaser
Jerome
English
Seattle
J. H. Nye
Idaho Falls
Fred W. Croter
Albuquerque
N. M
C. T. Vroomer
Kansas City
I. C. Fredericks
Los Angeles
Constipation Harming Health Prompts Remedies Ad
Advertisement notes that stagnant decayed matter in the stomach and bowels can cause serious trouble and claims constipation undermines health. Mentions SIEBER and Whittlesey's Pharmacy as sources for relief from constipation.
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All M Drug Co
Whittlesey's Pharmacy
Packers Must Open Their Books
The government, acting through the Packers and Stockyards Act, won a writ directing major firms Swift Co Wilson Co and Cudahy Co to open their books to the Agriculture Department. Judge Cliff upheld book inspection as a valid tool to curb evasion, while a supersedeas stayed enforcement during appeal.
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Chicago
Henry ©. Wallace
Cliff
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Indictments Expand Sherman Act Case Against Furniture Firms
New indictments allege 155 corporations and individuals violated the Sherman act in a vast furniture industry case. The added defendants include Showers Brothers and National Alliance figures who faced jail and fines as trials loom for dining room and bedroom furniture firms.
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Chicago
Federal District Court
Ro Hale
United States
Shale
National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers
Showers Bros. Company
Bloomington
Ind
Bloomfield
Burlington
Iowa
William E. Showers
Showers Brothers Company
Rthur G. Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
Alliance
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Brown
William H. Coye
National Council of Furniture Association
National Association of Furni
Scott to Try Insanity Plea in Capital Punishment Case
A report from Columbus quotes Warden Thomas denying any Ohio inmate ever sentenced to the electric chair, while advocacy grows to abolish capital punishment. The article notes an offer to die in place of Trussell Scott at Chicago, reflecting broader pleas and debates surrounding the death penalty.
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Columbus
Ohio
P. BE. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
G. P. McGrawn
Washinee
Trussell Scott
Chicago
Farmers urged to curb legislation on cooperatives
Philadelphia July 25 AP Franklin Evans of the American Farm Bureau urged farmers to press Congress to avoid new laws affecting cooperatives. He noted favorable state laws and existing federal rules under the Capper Volstead act and warned cooperatives must prepare to expand control of grain marketing alongside 4,500 cooperative elevators to counter terminal merchants. J W Shorthill said farmers should enter terminal markets as an influence, not a monopoly, to keep prices set by real competition.
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Philadelphia
Frank Evans
American Farm Bureau Today
American Institute of Cooperation
Evans
United States
J. W. Shorthill
Omaha
Farmers National Grain Dealers Association
Furniture Manufacturers Associations Conference Charges
Through these associations it was charged the defendants held conferences at various cities. The list includes the National Alliance of Case Goods association and several regional bodies such as the Central West Central Case Goods Manufacturers association and the Illinois Iowa Michigan Northwest Middle State groups.
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Ture Manufacturers
National Alliance of Case Goods Association
Central West
Case Goods Manufacturers’ Association
Central Case Goods Manufacturers Association
Illinois-Iowa
Case Gods Manufacturers’ Association
Northwest
Michigan
Case Goods Manufacturers Association
Interstate Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Middle State Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
U P Official Speaks Monday At Local Amusement Hall
G H Sines of Union Pacific will discuss railroad management attitudes toward labor unions and line competition. The July 27 address at L D A M Hall includes brief talks by W H Cleare and N L Pond, with musical selections by local groups.
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G. H. Sines
Union Pacific Lines
L. D
Mr. Lines
W. H. Cleare
People’s Store
N.8
Noted Surgeon Albert Ochsner Dies in Chicago
Dr. Albert John Ochsner, 67, renowned surgeon, died in Chicago from angina pectoris. Widow Marion H. (Mitchell) survives. Born in Baraboo Wisconsin he studied at Wisconsin University and Rush Medical College later in Vienna and Berlin. Chief surgeon at Augustana and St Marys hospitals since 1890 he held U S Army medical reserve commission and belonged to several surgical societies.
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Chicago
Albert John Ochsner
Marion H
Mitchell
Oehsner
Baraboo
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Rush Medical College
Vienna
Berlin
Augustana Hospital
St.Mary’s Hospital
Medical Reserve Corps
United States Army
American College of Surgeons
Royal College of Surgeons
Ireland
Royal Microscopical Society
England
American Surgical Association
Vice President Dawes Directs Orchestra At Wyoming Visit
In Cheyenne on July 25 AP reports Vice President Dawes, calling himself Great White Father No 2, acted as music director. He sat at the piano with an invited ensemble of banjo saxophone violin and accordion, offering comments on the music and arranging the pieces at Chief Justice C N Potter’s Wyoming home.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Dawes
C. N. Potter
Wyoming Supreme Court
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Spokane
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Farm Bureau
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H. Marks
Charles McCafferty
Oschner
Marine Co
Logan Academy
Logan, Utah
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Petersen’s
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American Institution
T. B. Smith Co
Atkin Floral
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