Rich Calcutta Stakes Pay Big Winnings
London reports Robert Bishop a 60-year-old brokerage department manager won first prize in the rich Calcutta sweepstakes with an eighth of a ticket worth about 16 250 pounds. He sold portions of his ticket for 7000 pounds and later for an undisclosed amount. Other winners include Cyril Styleman who drew Colorado and netted about 35 000 pounds. C A Harris who drew Colorado and sold half for 8000 pounds. First prize totaled about 130 000 pounds with second 60 000 and third 20 000 pounds.
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London
Robert Bishop
Calcutta
Bishop
Cyril Styleman
Colorado
C. A. Harris
Midland
Stock Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Post and Cable
White Bound Over to District Court on Embezzlement Charge
Justice of the peace E G Houde bound E C White over to district court after a preliminary hearing with a $2000 bond. White was arraigned on a embezzlement complaint by A T Sahlberg involving about $2000 in mortgage payments not paid. The judge found probable cause and ordered bail set at $2000.
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E. C. White
District Court
E. G. Houde
Justice of the Peace
Kite
White
A. T. Sahlberg
Sahlberg
Houde
Havin
EB. C. White
William Golecke Attains Diploma With Noted Recital
A large attendance praised William Golecke at his diploma recital marking the end of his final year at Idaho Technical Institute. He will study at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia. The tenor impressed listeners with clear technique and dramatic arias, reflecting a bright future in music.
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William Golecke
Idaho Technical Institute
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Goleeke
Mr. Golecke
Sarah. Thomas
Tech Music Department
Ife
Demar Wins Marathon in Philadelphia Esqui Centennial
Clarence Vemar of Melrose Mass, the American champion, wins the ee ski centennial marathon leading a field of sixty two from Valley Forge to the Philadelphia Municipal Stadium.
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Demar
Philadelphia
Clarence Vemar
Melrose
Mass
Valley Forge
Philadelphia Municipal Stadium
First Session of Poland’s New Cabinet
Left to right above are M Studzinski vice minister M Jurkiewicz chief of the ministry of work and social protection M Raczanski minister of agriculture and state domains M Makowski home secretary and minister of justice M Mlodzienowski minister of home affairs General Pilsudski M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Studzinski
M. Jurkiewicz
Ministry of Work and Social Protection
M. Raczanski
M. Makowski
M. Mlodzienowski
Pilsudski
Evang elist Missing: Beach Search Drives to Dynamite
Los Angeles reports say followers of Aimee Semple McPherson plan to dynamite kelp beds at Castle Rock five miles north of the last sighting to raise a body believed submerged after her disappearance. Capt Fred Henderson will oversee the blasting with Mrs Minnie Kennedy, mother of McPherson’s wife, directing the effort. Rolf McPherson, the evangelist’s eleven year old son, arrives to join the vigil as Harold McPherson of Ocala rejects talk of custody moves and offers to help with investigations.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Fred Henderson
Minnie Kennedy
McPherson
Castle Rock
Mrs. McPherson
Henderson
Rolf McPherson
Pleasants’ Ranch
Winters
Calif
Keyes
North
Ocala
Water Users Meet Over Goshen District Repayment Plan
Representatives from Goshen irrigation district Torrington Wyoming asked the reclamation bureau for a conference on a new repayment plan. The bureau plans a meeting with President R F Tebbet and Attorney L H Reid on Friday as part of North Platte project discussions and Nebraska’s readjustment of differences with the bureau.
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Washington
Goshen Irrigation District
Torrington
Wyo
Reclamation Bureau
R. F. Tebbet
L. H. Reid
Goshen Distriet
North Platte Project
Nebraska
Baseball Forum Highlights Umpire, Players and Fans Dialogue
The Chamber of Commerce hosted a noon forum at the Bannock hotel devoted to baseball. Speakers included Carl Zamlock and Finis Bentley with Miss Elizabeth Jensen singing. Zamlock and Bentley discussed league progress, umpiring, and fan conduct as a path to stronger support and possible reorganizations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Claude Bistline
Carl Zamlock
Twin Falls
Forum
Bistline
al Bonner
Pocatello
Sidney Hansen
Peter Thompson
William Paddock Simmons
Louie Rosenberg
Pocatello Club
Adolph’’ Menges
Zamlock
Bentley
Nine Year Old Arthur Christensen Dies After Illness
Arthur Christensen nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Christensen of 244 South Fifth died this morning after a three week illness. The body is at Schumacher and Hall and will be taken to Preston by auto Thursday morning for burial with services at Preston at 2 p.m. He spent winter with his grandparents in Chandler Arizona and had been a student at Washington school in Potatello. He is survived by his parents and a sister Mildred aged six.
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Arthur Christensen
South Fifth
Schumacher and Hall Company
Preston
Auto
Globe Motor Company
Fast Center
Arthur
Chandler
Ariz
Potatello
The
Washington School
Mildred
Convict Walks Away From Parole In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City June 2 The state prison parole board refused Elmer Parnell to terminate his sentence so he walked off without leave and ended his term himself. No trace had been found by late afternoon. Parnell has served six months of a six month sentence for second degree burglary in this city.
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Salt Lake City
State Prison Parole Board
Elmer Parnell
Parnell
Congress approves Snake River water compact between Idaho and Wyoming
The senate passed a bill granting congressional consent to compacts between Idaho and Wyoming for apportioning waters of the Snake River and other streams in the two states.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Idaho
Wyoming
Snake River
Whittemore Denied New Trial in Maryland Guard Killing
Baltimore June 2 Richard Reese Whittemore had a new trial denied by the supreme bench. He was convicted May 21 of first degree murder for killing Maryland penitentiary guard Robert H. Holtman.
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Baltimore
Richard Reese Whittemore
Supreme Bench of
Robert H. Holtman
Maryland
Three Miners Trapped In Butte Mine Collapse
Three miners Henry Lettala Stewart Hutchinson and Joseph Langner were entombed on the 1900 foot level of the West Colusa copper mine near Butte after a roof collapse. Rescue crews worked through the night, but officials have virtually given up hope of saving them.
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Lettala
Hutchinson
Langner
Albert H. Lang Buried in Mt. Moriah Cemetery
The funeral for Albert H. Lang former Portale residents who died Saturday at Boise will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm from the Episcopal church Archdeacon Howard Stoy officiating. Burial will be in the Mt Moriah Masonic cemetery under MeHan Undertaking Co direction. Port Pepeuf lodge A F and A M will conduct grave services as Lang was a charter member. Masonic members will meet at the Temple at 2 pm and march to the chapel and then to the church. Pallbearers are W J Harvey James A Kelly J F Collins W N McCarty William Wallin and Theo Swanson Sr.
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Albert H. Lang
Poratello
Boise
Episcopal Church
Howard Stoy
Mt. Moriah Masonic Cemetery
MeHan Undertaking Company
Portpeuf Lodge
A. F
A. M
Temple
McHan Chapel
Crime Wave Going Out Says Sheriff Force
Local sheriff’s office reports crime wave easing as fewer arrests occur and county jail population drops to 24 after the release of several inmates. Warm weather is blamed for a lull in lawbreaking, with offenders avoiding detection by the sheriff and deputies.
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Sheriff’s Force
San Francisco Chosen for Next Presbyterian General Assembly
Baltimore June 2 The 139th Presbyterian general assembly will be held in San Francisco next year on the nomination of Reverend Mark Matthews of Seattle who yielded in favor of San Francisco to promote harmony on the Pacific coast.
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Baltimore
San Francisco
139Th Presbyterian General Assembly
Mark Matthews
Seattle
Moro Outlaws Cleared In Lanao Campaign
Manila reports say a two week Philippine constabulary campaign against Moro outlaws in Lanao district Mindanao has scattered forces killed many datus and over half a dozen strongholds destroyed. Moro losses are listed at 140 dead with 7 constabulary killed and 34 wounded.
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Manila
Lanao
Mindanao
Philippine Constabulary
Eampaign
Constabulary
Artists Start North Adventure
A Bound for the Arctic expedition leaves Chicago with Dudley Crafts Watson and thirty-one artists on a six month journey. They will pick up one more in Montreal and four more in Scotland before sailing into the North Sea toward islands north of Norway to study the aurora borealis and midnight sun.
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Chicago
Arctic
Norway
Dudley Crafts Watson
Chicago Art Institute
Montreal
Scotland
North Sea
Arctic Ocean
Baseball doubleheaders yield lopsided scores across cities
Games across Brooklyn Philadelphia and St Louis feature heavy wins with Brooklyn taking two over Boston and New York defeating Philadelphia in two while Chicago and St Louis split. Notable pitchers include Petty Hearne Greenfield Keen and Hartnett with varied run totals.
Baseball and Baseball Doubleheaders Playoffs Summary
In New York two doubleheaders feature Washington and New York with close scores and pitching notes. Boston hosts Philadelphia in another set with decisive late runs, while Cleveland battles Detroit in a 18 run first game and a weaker second game showing.
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R. H
New York
Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons
Davies and Snyder
McMullin
Willoughby
Henline
Johnson
Ruel
Ferguson
Severeid
Marberry
Hoyt
Bengough
Braxton
Collins
Upper House Fights Loom Over French War Debt Pact
French war debt settlement approved in the House by 236 to 111. The plan funds $6.847 billion principal and interest over 62 years and proceeds to the Senate amid anticipated stiff opposition. Leaders Collier of Mississippi and Rainey of Illinois spearhead Democratic critique as unfair to U.S. taxpayers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Collier
Mississippi
Rainey
Illinois
Gunmen Slay Man and Woman After Derby Inn Exit
In Homewood Illinois two people died instantly when gunmen fired on a jeweler James Lombardo and his companion Mrs Crystal Barrer as they approached their car after leaving Derby Inn. A second woman Mrs Violet Bass was seriously wounded and crawled back to the inn for help. Police questioned Bass but lacked clues to the killers or motive.
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Chicago
Derby Inn
Homewood
James Lombardo
Crystal Barrer
Violet Bass
Bass
Gas Explosion on Mission Road Wrecks Stores and Cars
In Los Angeles on Mission road a gas leak from a sixteen inch main caused a blast and fire. Thirteen people were injured ten with burns and bruises. G Blackwell age 32 and Edward Adams age 40 were the most seriously hurt, now listed as fair. The blast wrecked three businesses and seven autos as three investigations by police fire and the gas company begin.
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Los Angeles
G. Blackwell
Edward Adams
Mission Road
Noted Diva to Appear in Concert in Salt Lake
Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink world famous contralto will perform at Salt Lake tabernacle on June 5 for the benefit of disabled American Veterans of the World War. The Schumann-Heink foundation will be built to 750000 after the tour ends, with Mayor Neslen chairing the local committee and a national advisory group guiding the fund.
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Salt Lake
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Madame Schumann-Heink
Schumann-Heink
A. Sprague
Chicago
Los Angeles
C. Clarence Neslen
A. Faust
Salt Lake Argonne
Gaylen
BE. Wight
Faust
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Utah-Idaho
Utah
Pocatello Fangs
Mr. Bentley
Zimlock
Butte
Mt. Moriah
W. J. Harvey
James A. Kelly
J. F. Collins
W. N. McCarty
William Wallin
Theo, Swanson, Sr
Frisco
North Adventure
National
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Cooney
Wertz
J. Taylor
Boston
Petty
Ehrhardt
Williams
O'Neil
H. E
Hearne
Benton
Smith
Taylor
McGraw
O’ Neil
Boehler
Hargreaves
McWeeney
R. H. EB
Greenfield
Davies
Florence
Ulrich
Knight
R. W. E. St. Louis
Keen
Dyer
Haines
O'Farrell
Blake
Milstead
Welch
Hartnett
St. Louis
R. WB
Thomas
Thurston and Crouse
Gaston and
Hargrave
J. HW
Bush
Kelly
Mondell
Shocker
Pennock
Harris
Heimach
Pate
Raceht
Walberg
Rommell
Cochrane
Wingfield
Bischoff
Quinn
Grove
Ruffing
Russell
Cleveland
R. I. EB
Detroit
Stoner
Manion
L. Sewell
Measee
Gams
RWB
Wells and Manion
Uhlo
Sewell
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