Idaho Draft Board Exonerated From Charge Violation
Newton D. Baker exonerates John W. Hart A Barton and P H Spangenberg of vote related violations in district board No 2 Idaho. Letter cites good faith actions and later ratification by the full board and Idaho governor. Public release notes clerical mistakes misled initial findings and asserts no improper motive or impact on exemptions.
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Newton D. Baker
John W. Hart
A. Barton
P. H. Spangenberg
Idaho
Hart
Barton
Bakeretter
Igby
Crowder
Washingtos
C. A- Barton
P. J. Spang ‘Burg
District Board No
State of Idaho
Tam
District Board
Spangenberg
Amother
Thea Bnard
Mr. Barton
War Department
Spangerburg
Profits Helped Build Our Business
Swift and Company explains its growth through selling capital stock and thrift in reinvesting earnings to expand production. The message frames saving as essential to American industry and to minimizing national financial drain, noting dividends paid and savings funded to keep pace with a growing country at a cent per pound.
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Swift & Company
Pocatello Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills by Local Blacksmith
Lewis E. Guild, a blacksmith at 320 North Thirteenth avenue, touts Dean's Kidney Pills as reliably easing his kidney distress from heavy work and colds. He notes relief from back ache and pain, along with clearer kidney secretions. Price 60 cents at all dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertised.
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Pocatello
Dean
Lewis E. Guild
Thirteenth Avenue
Guild
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Churches Back Movement Across Denominations
Boise June 1 Dr Charles W Harris state secretary for the Inter church World Movement Idaho reports telegrams from movement headquarters noting unanimous endorsement by the Methodist Episcopal general conference and favorable actions by the Northern and Southern Presbyterian assemblies the Reform church and the Methodist Protestant church plus general approval from others. Officials say the situation improves and momentum continues with faith God is with them.
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Boise
Charles W. Harris
Interchurch World Movement
Idaho
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
New York City
Northern Presbyterian Assembly
James M. Speers
New York
General Assembly
Presbyterian Assembly
Philadelphia
General Committee
Interchurch
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Reform Church of the United States
Methodist Protestant Church In General Conference
Pope Benedict Rescinds Ban on Visits to Rome
Pope Benedict issued an encyclical reversing a prior ban on visits to King Rome and related restrictions amid tensions. The move follows ongoing discussions with church officials and signals a shift in governing rules affecting clerics and lay faithful in the city.
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Rome
Benedict
Pope relaxes ban on Catholic rulers visiting Rome and bows to peace
Pope Benedict, while claiming the Holy See’s temporal powers, rescinds the ban on Catholic rulers visiting the King of Italy in Rome under new terms, signaling Alfonso of Spain as the visiting monarch. He calls for removing discord to restore peace and protect the Holy See’s dignity, urging an end to abnormal conditions affecting the church head.
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Holy See
Italy
Rome
Alfonso
Spain
Pope Benedict
Stallings Loses Habeas Corpus Case
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court upheld federal decrees dismissing habeas corpus proceedings filed by Leslie Stald against detention orders. The ruling sustains lower court decisions and closes the case on June 1.
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Stallings
Washington
Supreme Court
Leslie Stald
Extradition Bid Over Embezzlement Charge Reaches West
A man fights extradition from Washington to Cheyenne Wyoming where he faces charges of embezzling government funds. The case centers on alleged misappropriation and transfer of public funds, with authorities pursuing cross state legal action.
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Ings
Washington
Cheyenne
Wyo
Soviets Pushed Back by Poles in Tarashtcha Region
London June 1 AP says Bolshevik forces opposing Poles and Ukrainians in the Tarashtcha area south of Kiev have retreated to new positions after fighting superior enemy forces. Several villages near Molodechno northwest of Minsk have been recaptured by Bolsheviks as the battle continues in that sector.
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London
Tarashtcha
Kiev
Moscow
Wisconsin auto and truck prospects for 1929
In 1918 Wisconsin residents bought 36,199 autos and 4,028 motor trucks. Autoly costs merged to 636,116,000 and truck investments about 6,042,000. With trucks at 1,600 each the grand total reaches 42,162,000. Tribune Classified Ads estimates at least 200,000 motor truck prospects by 1929.
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Wisconsin
Tle
Lewer
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E. A. Wilson
Fatonic Seasees
Sen Wil
St. Francis Hotel
Eos Patt
Avi J
CAR Prospects
Tribune
United States
Food Authorities
Calumet
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