Memorial building fund receipts reach 13736 on second day
Two days into the Bannock county memorial building fund drive a total of 13736.75 has been raised. Yesterday brought 6151.50 and today 7585.25 as teams led by Major Jean Bistline and others reported varied donations. The drive aims for 50000, with continued solicitations and upcoming benefit shows at Auditorium theatre to boost totals.
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Bannock Courty Servicemen's Memorial Building Fund
Elks’ Temple
Jean Bistline
H. H. Whittlesey
Jack Halliwell
Fred Dickerson
Ross Bates
W. A. Wright
J. Robb Brady
Pierce
Pocatello
C. E. M. Loux
Bannock County
W. L. Raymond
J. T. Young
W. 8. Caton
Walter Cleave
C. & A. Amusement Company
Auditorium Theatre
Freckles Barry
Electrical Experts Meet in Gotham
New York June 1 AP Farm electrification and industrial electrification will be discussed at the forty sixth convention of the National Electric Light association in New York City June 4. Electrical progress and the role of Edison and Dr Steinmetz will be highlighted as speakers from across the United States Canada and foreign countries gather for the program. The meeting will include reports on advances in science research invention and development.
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New York
National Electric Light Association
New York City
United States
Canada
Thomas A. Edison
Dr. Steinmetz
Schenectady
Loyalists Beat Up Socialists in Paris Clash
Paris June 1 AP reports riots before a chamber of deputies session as royalist King’s Camelots attacked socialist deputies. A mob ambushed Sangnier aiming tar and castor oil while Maurice Violette and his wife were drenched by the crowd in the street.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Camelots
Sangnier
Maurice Violette
Pony Croquet at the Barracks in Boise
Entries for the third annual polo championship series in the Ninth Army Corps area will stage a double header at Jose Barracks field Boise Idaho. A rain delay postponed the Eleventh Cavalry and Vancouver Barracks teams. The two army teams will face a Free Booters squad and a Idaho National Guard troop A team from Gooding.
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Boise
Idaho
Northwest
Army Corps
Jose Barracks
Eleventh Cavalry
Vancouver Barracks
Idaho National Guard
Gooding
Idaho Supreme Court Upholds Criminal Syndicalism Law
The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the criminal syndicalism law in State v. Dingman but ordered a new trial, reversing the district court’s conviction. Justices McCarthy and Budge filed concurring opinions with constraints, while the majority found the law constitutional and the information sufficient, though hearsay evidence was discussed as a potential reversible error.
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Reise
State Supreme Court
Wiliam Dingman
William A. Lee
William E. Lee
B.S. Varian
Dingman
District Court
Bonner County
Thendustrial Workers of the World
Order
Sweden grants 40 year concession to Swedish ball bearing firm
Stockholm reports the Soviet Republic grants a 40 year concession to a Swedish ball bearing company to operate under Russian government supervision and return full factory capacity after forty years. The concession involves 200000 gold rubles payment, royalty on gross income, and arbitration for disputes. The plan aims for 50000 bearings annually by 1925 and eventual transfer of all factories to the Soviet.
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Stockholm
Russia
Germany Plans Regular Shipping to South America
Hamburg June 1 AP Regular shipping service between Germany and the western coasts of Central and South America slated to begin. The plan calls for regular weekly freight and passenger routes linking German ports with South American destinations, expanding trade and maritime links.
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Germany
South America
Hamburg
Central and
Pleated Skirts And Silk Blouses For Business Wear
Readable text describes pleated skirts paired with tailored silk blouses for business and sport. Notes vary in fabric patterns such as stripes and wide sleeves, with attention to regulation and styling details.
South American Trade Route Plans by German Lines
An agreement among German shipping firms outlines routes to South America. A ship will pass the Panama Canal every ten days via Bremen Rotterdam and Antwerp to western South American ports. Every six weeks one ship will traverse the Strait of Magellan to western South American harbors via Europe. A monthly Panama Canal passage is planned to Pacific Central American ports.
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South America
Panama Canal
Bremen
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Strait of Magellan
South American
Europe
Anama Canal
Pacific
Central America
Our Duty Toward Prison Reform and Humanity
Washington urges recognition of prison cruelty and reform. It condemns flogging and political prison rewards while urging the electorate to confront inhumanity, uphold the Golden Rule, and ask, Am I my brother's keeper, for those in jail.
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Florida
God
Deveney
Cain
Kellogg’s Bran Promises Permanent Relief From Constipation
An early 20th century advertisement touts Kellogg’s Bran as the cure for constipation and toxin buildup. It extols all bran as essential for permanent relief, with daily spoonfuls and versatile uses in cereals, cooking, and recipes, urging consumption and noting availability from grocers and hotels.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg ’S
Kellogg's
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Mussolini
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Sweden
Washington Comment
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Fargo-Wilson- Wells Co
Phoenix
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