Great Teacher of Hopi Is Speaker
Steve Quon estewa claimed to be the first to raise apples on the painted desert in Arizona. He spoke to the Baptist Northern convention about his 30 year journey to Christianity and his role as priest chief of the Hopi Snake clan. His family abandoned him but he reported many Hopi have become Christians and he has sent some to school. The government calls him the great teacher of the Hopi and his fruit tree project yielded wagon loads of fruit last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Steve Quonestewa
Arizona
Baptist Northern Convention
Steve
Verdun
Victor Hugo
U S Policy in Nicaragua Seen as Not Diplomatic
Lawrence Dennis, former charge d affaires in Nicaragua, resigned from the foreign service and his resignation was accepted by Secretary Kellogg. The article notes U S policy toward Nicaragua and Mexico during a recent revolution and criticizes administrative faults in Mexico, while praising evangelical believers influencing the government.
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States
Mexico
Nicaragua
United States
State Department
Detweiler
Washington
Lawrence Dennis
Foreign Service
Kellogg
Will Address Club At Rotary Meeting In Pocatello
Attorney Jay M. Downing will deliver a patriotic address at the weekly Rotary luncheon in Pocatello. Dick Wells will oversee the program at the Hotel Bannock during Thursday noon gathering.
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Jay M. Downing
Pocatello Rotary Club
Bannock
Dick Wells
Union plan links Bend and Klamath Falls via Oregon Trunk Line
The Northern Pacific Railway ratified an agreement between Charles Donnelly president of the road and Ralph Budd president of the Great Northern railroad to build an extension of the Oregon Trunk Line connecting Bend and Klamath Falls Oregon.
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York
Northern Pacific Railway
Charles Donnelly
Road
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railroad
Oregon
Bend
Klamath Falls
Public Hearing Date Set For Appropriation Bill
The city council announces Thursday June 16 as the public hearing date on the proposed appropriation bill levying about 13.7 mills for general municipal purposes. Hearings occur at 8 p.m. in the council chamber at the west side fire station. Ordinance No 730 creates a sidewalk paving district on North Tenth Avenue and Sublette from Seventh to Twelfth. Bonds for City Engineer J H Giles and Fire Chief A B Canfield were approved and filed.
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Council
West Sire
Tenth Avenue
J. H. Giles
A. B. Canfield
Foreign powers react as China holds province amid troop surge
With over 20 000 troops holding the province, 2000 more may be sent to Peking and Tientsin. Britain plans a battalion to Tientsin, while Americans and other missionaries evacuate. Japan concentrates 20 000 troops in Shantung amid sharp Chinese protests.
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Tokio
Peking
Tientsin
Great Britain
Shanghai
Japan
Shantung
Tsing‘ao
Tsinanfu
Anku Cchun
Shantag
Fragmentary note from Pocatello entry
A damaged OCR fragment references Pocatello with a location at 1710 E Wyeth. No clear event or names to confirm details.
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Pocatello
E. Wyeth
Dates Set for Bannock County Women's Camp in Lava Hot Springs
At a Bannock county meeting with home demonstration agent Miss Florence Stone the women's vacation camp dates were set for July 19 20 and 21 at Lava Hot Springs. A hostess committee will greet attendees at Bristol park. The program emphasizes nutrition clothing household management health and recreation with musical appreciation and community talent entertainment. A community dinner on opening night is planned. Mrs E B Teape Spirit Lake will display Idaho wild flowers and Miss Marjorie Eastman will give two illustrated lectures on efficiently arranged kitchens.
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Bannock County
Florence Stone
Lava Hot Springs
Bristol Park
E. B. Teape
Spirit Lake
Idaho Federated Women’s Clubs
Idaho
Marjorie Eastman
State Extension
Spedailat
City Briefs: Hise on Way to Kansas City
W. 8S. Hise stopped in Pocatello today while traveling from Idaho Falls to Kansas City. He is scheduled to depart for the eastern city this evening.
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Kansas City
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Daily Short Notices From Dennison Iowa and Nearby
Mrs CC D Saunders of Dennison Iowa leaves Friday for home after weeks in the city. Mrs C M Slack of Deck departs for La Salle Illinois to spend several weeks visiting. James Jones pleads guilty to possession is fined 150 and sentenced to four months in jail by Justice O J Bell. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wharton Mrs A James and daughter and Mrs J A O Conner depart tomorrow for Cleveland Ohio to attend the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers convention next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. D. Saunders
Dennison
Iowa
LaSalle
James Jones
O. J. Bell
Thomas Wharton
A. James
J. A. O'Conner
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Miss Franta Stanton Wed H B Gayhart at Court House
Miss Franta Stanton manager of the Lee Loan company married H B Gayhart Tuesday afternoon at the courthouse with Judge R M Terrell officiating. Mr Gayhart works as a switchman for the O L railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franta Stanton
Lee Loan Company
H. B. Gayhart
R. M. Terrell
Gayhart
O. L. Railroad
Hinckleys Leave for Chicago and Other Points
Mr and Mrs A C Hinckley depart to Chicago and other destinations. Mr Hinckley serves as superintendent of motive power and machinery on the Oregon Short Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. C. Hinckley
Hinckley
Oregon
Leaves for Home
Lorena Bixby an English instructor at the University of Idaho at Pocxtelio heads home to Lincoln Nebraska for the summer to spend the season there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Bixby
University of Idaho At
Pocxtelio
Lincoln
Nebraska
James Campbell Heads to California for Summer Visit
University of Idaho piano instructor James Campbell will depart in the morning for California to spend the upcoming summer visiting, according to a note from Fucatello. The trip aims to provide a period of rest and study away from campus duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
James Campbell
University of Idaho At
Elks Drill Practice And Dance Plans Reported
Elks drill team members meet for regular practice at the temple tonight. Plans for a drill team dance are far advanced and ticket sales are reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Temple
Congressman's keynote closes Idaho campus exercises
Congressman French delivered the commencement address on the University of Idaho stage, urging graduates to follow guiding ideas. President A. H. Upham praised the new university status and cited Verdun lessons, urging dreamers to shape lives by timely ideas and conscience.
Corn Prices Hit New High Amid Light Supplies
In Chicago on June 1 corn advanced sharply closing 3% to 44 cents higher amid light offerings and bleak crop prospects. Wheat followed, oats rose, and provisions fell. Forecasts predicted Kansas Oklahoma winter wheat output at 162 million bushels versus 223.8 million last year, with Kansas wheat hurt by dry windy weather and Hessian fly, while Iowa and other states faced showers aiding corn support.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Curb Market Close Across New York Prices
Curb quotations list Continental Oil at 171 1 4, Electric Bond & Share 73 4, Electric Utilities 106 1 2, Electric Investors 40, Hecla Mining 14, Prairie Pipe Line 160, Standard Oil of Indiana 67, in early June trading.
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Curb Market
New York
Continental
Electric Bond & Share
Ditto
Electric Investors
Hecla Mining
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard O11
Indiana
Liberty bonds close with mixed New York rates
Liberty bonds closed in New York with varied results. The 3 4 4 8 bonds traded around 100.31, 2nd 4s near 100.6, 1st 414s at 103.6, 2nd 4148 about 100.14, 3rd 414s near 101.2, 4th 4458 around 104, U S Treasury 3345 at 106.1, ditto 48 about 108.30, and ditto 414s around 114.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and related commodities
Chicago cash grain quotes show Wheat No 1 red 1.4814 No 2 hard 1.5214 1.53 percent Corn No 3 mixed 964 9714 No 2 pale low 9954 Oats No 2 white 53% 5414 No 3 white 51144 53 percent Rye not quoted Barley 90 97 Timothy seed 4.00 5.25 Clover seed 25.00 34.00 Lard 12.62 Ribs 12.50 Bellies 14.12
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Chicago
Hogs and cattle markets mixed in Chicago on June 1
Livestock receipts in Chicago total 26 000 hogs and 16 000 cattle with active hog trade but lower prices. Pigs and sows drop 10 25 cents while top hogs reach 9 55. cattle show slow trade with steers 9 50 11 50 and fat cows down 10 25 cents. Sheep receipts 10 000 with active fat lambs around 16.00 and natives 15.75 16.25. California feeders 13.40 top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Liberal Presbyterians Lead General Assembly Debates
The assembly considered five new judicial commission members as the supreme church court. A 20 year reversal of a commission ruling was upheld after a heated session over admissible evidence. The case centered on doctrinal beliefs of New York Presbyterians Fuller and Hall with votes 333 to 298. Prohibition enforcement and atheism faced tempered measures in subsequent resolutions.
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Judicial Commission
Supreme Court of the Church
General Assembly
High Court
M. Linn Bruce
New York
Walter F. Eagleston
Washington, D. C
Walter Buchanan
Synod of
New York Presbyterian
Carlos G. Fuller
Cameron Parker Hall
Buchanan
Eagleson
Fuller
Assembly
Samuel D. Harkness
Kansas City
Bruce
Mr Eagleson
Eagleston
Edward Wicher
San Francisco
Radio Program Under Blackfoot Chamber Auspices
Tonight's K S E I program will be under the auspices of the Blackfoot chamber of commerce. Assisting artists and program are listed on page 2 of this issue.
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Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Hinckleys Return from 3300 Mile California Car Trip
Mr and Mrs Harold Hinckley traveled through California and other coast states on a 3300 mile automobile trip without tire trouble. Hinckley owns the Orpheum Confectionery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hinckley
California
Hinckley
Orpheum
James Crosby Pleads Guilty To Possession Charge
James Crosby was arraigned before Justice of the Peace O. J. Bell this morning and enters a guilty plea. He receives six months in jail and a $300 fine. If the fine is unpaid, five more months are added. Crosby has fourteen months prior served on similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crosby
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
Crosby
Property transfers and civil suits in Idaho record
The item lists several property transfers including Joseph A Ames etux to Aroet E Bennett and Clarence S Bennett for parcels in Sec 19 and Lot 1 Sec 19, Idaho Loan and Investment Co to Thomas M McGinley etux, and others. Civil actions in district court and justice of the peace cases are noted along with a British air force plane stunt setting a new record by remaining inverted for 6 minutes 45 seconds.
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Joseph A. Ames
Aroet E. Bennett
Clarence S. Bennett
Idaho Loan & Inv. Co
Thomas M. McGinley
Hall
Lava
Citizen's Bank & Trust Co
Citizen's Securities Co
J. W. Ashetux
L. P. Woods
S. Addn
Hall City
Am Srinier
Call Money Rates Report for New York Markets
Call money in New York on June 1 shows firm loans at 4 1/4 percent with closing bids at 4 1/4. Time loans are steady with mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 4 4 percent. Prime commercial paper yields 4 4 percent.
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Call Money
New York
Call Money Firm
Raw Sugar Market Shows Mixed Move With Philippine Sale
New York June 1 AP reported a 1 32 cent drop in raw sugar as 10 500 Philippines bags due June 15 sold to a local refiner at 4 80. Futures trade was active with narrow, irregular moves. midday prices steadied near unchanged to one point higher amid Cuban support and cov ering. Philippines crop now estimated at 575 000 tons up from 520 000. Refined sugar held at 6.10 to 6.20. Futures closed steady with July 2 97, Sept 3 07, Dec 3 15, Jan 3 03, Mar 2 81.
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New York
Philippines
Grain Exports Dip In U S During Last Week
U S grain exports fell to 3,887,000 bushels from 4,616,000 the prior week. Wheat declined to 2,010,000 bushels, rye 1,072,000, oats 453, corn 213, and barley 139 thousand. Canadian grain via U S ports rose to 3,003,000 bushels, while North American wheat flour shipments dropped to 183,000 barrels.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Todsey
Foreign Exchange Quotations From New York June First
Foreign exchange rates show minor moves in early June with demand figures for major currencies. Notable levels include Great Britain at 4.85 percent and France around 3.92 with cables near 3.9111. Various European, Scandinavian, and others are listed with bid and cable figures.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Toklo
Shanghai
Montreal
Potatoes Market Reports With Regional Variations
Potatoes receipts show mixed shifts with new and old stock. Alabama Louisiana and Georgia see price moves while Texas Alabama and South Carolina report sacks and barrel cobblers with firm to higher tones. Wisconsin round whites range around 3.75 to 4.90 with occasional higher notes.
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Chicago
U. S
Alabama
Louisiana
Georgia
Biss Triumphs
Texas
Alabams
South Carolina
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Bar silver prices and political resolution noted
In New York on June 1 the market quoted silver at a level per ounce. London also reported silver at a standard rate per ounce amid a discussion of law. A second resolution, introduced by Zider Frank H. Jamison of New Jersey, urged cooperation with agencies aiming to curb atheism movements among college youths.
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New York
Zider Frank H. Jamison
New Jersey
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep June 1
Kansas City cattle runs slow with bids weak to lower for killing steers and yearlings. Texas grass steers offered, better grades fed cows steady, others weaker. Hogs uneven and mainly 10 to 20 cents lower. stock pigs steady with top 9.10 for 180 to 225 pounds. Sheep and lambs show 10 to 25 cents gains on lambs, natives top at 16.00, Texas yearlings 11 to 12.25.
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Kansas City
Texas
Market Report Omaha and Ogden Livestock Prices June 1
Omaha cattle and hogs show varied demand with hogs down up to 15 cents, lights to large butchers and packing sows offered. Cattle steady to lower with slaughter steers 9.00 to 11.60, beef cows 6.75 to 6.50, sheep and lambs active with California lambs at 16.00 to 16.25 and yearlings 12.25 to 14.25. Ogden prices mirror mixed movement with drive ins steady to 10 cents lower and Idaho lights around 2.60 per pound for baby hogs.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
Omaha
California
Ogden
San Francisco
Idaho
Kansas City
Wyoming Ranges
Bulls Run Rampant On Today's Market
New York June 1 AP Bullish enthusiasm returns as more than 50 issues hit new highs. Brokers loans total remains well below January record though unevenness appears. Call money renews at 44 percent with expected shading. rails lead gains with Texas & Pacific up 7. Jersey Central climbs to 342. Lehigh Valley Reading Great Western and others reach new highs. Foundation Company drops 9. Volume about 2,200,000 shares.
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New York
Texas & Pacific
Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Great Western
Colorado Southern
Pere Marquette
Laclede
St. Louis-South Western
New York Central
Readding
Baldwin
National Dairy Products and Safety Cable
Foundation Company
McTigue to Meet Delaney in July Title Fight
New York June 1 AP report boxer Mike McTigue of New York will face Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Conn for a 15 round light heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium on July 7. The bout was signed in Tex Rickard's office. In Florida Rep Yon urged President Coolidge to appoint Charles Lindbergh as assistant secretary of war in charge of aeronautics.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Tallahassee
Fla
Thomas A. Yon
Florida
Coolidge
Charlies Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Paris
Lindbergh to Receive Welcome Home in June
Presidents plans to welcome Charles A. Lindbergh in Washington and New York with honors after his Atlantic flight. Lindbergh will fly from Washington to Miller Field on June 14 and stay until June 17 before heading to St. Louis. Grover A. Wharton chairs the mayor's reception committee coordinating events.
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Lindbergh
Washington
Net York
New York
Commission of the District of Columbia
Coolidge
Charles A. Lindbergh
Millerfield
Sta Island
St. Louis
Grover A. Wh
State Chamber Caravan Heads for Nez Perce Meeting
Southern Idaho business leaders join the Idaho chamber caravan leaving at 1 pm. The North Idaho chamber meets at Nez Perce Friday and Saturday. R. E. Shepherd of Jerome heads the state chamber caravan with Governor Baldridge and Fred Lukens, who will join Lewiston or Greenville along the route.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho St
White Fly No Longer Pest in Beet Field
Sugar 4 growers in southern Idaho face season with no white fly in beet fields says Walter Carter, federal entomologist in charge of white fly investigations. He notes a single instance of white fly found in sugar beet fields earlier, but none this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Sugar
Idaho
Walter Cter
Carter
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Congressman
Colin Stewart
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
French
Old Fort Hall
Congressman French
Upham
Financial and Markets
Kan City
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley Pteeee
Louisville & Nash
Tel & Telese Ee
Mo Kan & Tex Tobacco Ee
Missouri Pacific
Pfa Eeter Weaee
Am Wat
Wks & el Peter
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas Sae
Southern Railway - Eee
Teeeeese Standard Oil NY
Dodge Bros
Aspesses
Studebaker
du Pont de
Texas Co
Erie Railroad
General Asphalt
Gen Electric
New Cree
Union Pacific
General Motors
United Drug
Northern Pida
U S Rubber
Hudson Motors
U S Steel Se Cheer
Illinois Central Sober Bet
Universal Pipe & Rad
Wabash Railway
Eter
Int Harvester
Western Maryland Tener
Inter Mar
Pid Seeesees
Westinghouse
Elec
Fortlans
Portland
Presbyterian Church
Rage
Board of Foreign Missions
Charles R. Erdman
Foreign Board
Commission
Hinckleys
News of Record
Idaho State Merchants Protective Association
Deeds
John W. Huber
Geo. Stoll
D. H. Evans
J. H. Byingtson
B. Thos
London
M’tigue
Yellowstone Cleaners
Memphis
Charles A. Lindbergh Hao
Preside Coolidge
White House
Nj York
Frederick Sterling
Presid Coolidge
Libergh
Pleare
State Chamber
Nez Per
Shankel Coal Yard
Aberdeen
Shankel
Coal & Ice
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