Pocatello Pastor Recalls Gandhi Interview and India Talk
Rev. Joseph Chester, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, described Gandhi as a man of intense sincerity who seeks to end caste oppression and lead India with nonviolent methods. Chester spoke of Gandhi’s spin on British exploitation, the spinning wheel plan, and attitudes toward Western civilization, missions, and American wealth.
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Joseph Chester
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Chester
Bombay
Church of All Nations
Gandhi
Baroda
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Chester
Young India
New India
Tilak
Non-Cooperation Movement
Ali Brothers
Ali
Japan
America
England
Local fields open for play at Irving and Franklin sites
The Y M C A playgrounds opened this afternoon at Irving and Franklin junior high school fields with all preparations complete for a summer of intense play. Directors Beary and Godfrey with Physician Director Jones outline plans and will provide balls and bats for all ages. No leagues this week, but playground leagues start next week for boys and girls, with small child play periods at four grassy plots to follow.
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Irving and Franklin
D. H. Beary
W. W. Godfrey
Jones
Inkom Socials and Outings Roundup Includes Local Trips
Local residents and visitors from Pocatello Mackay Preston Lava Hot Springs Blackfoot Ogden and Deseret fill a Sunday to Monday itinerary. Families attend fishing visits and dinners while the Buckskin baseball team defeats Idaho Oil and Inkom falls to Troy laundry. The 1930 Seminole census notes 468 members, up 14 since 1920.
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Tribune
J. L. Tolman
Pocatello
Joseph Tolman
Francis Upchurch
Chesterfield
Buckskin
Frank McNabb
Delbert Talbot
Sam McNabb
Preston
Idaho Oil
Cowan
Campbell
Ray Pratt
Alice Whitworth
Jud Whitworth
Lava Hot Springs
Art Bush
Jess Palmer
Otto Garrard
Blackfoot
Harry Scadden
Vera
Eunice
Ogden
Seminole Tribe of Indians
Idaho Cities Vote On Repeal In Prohibition Poll
Nine Idaho cities including Boise Idaho Falls Pocatello Lewiston and Coeur d Alene show higher repeal votes than dry in a Literary Digest poll. The May 24 final report lists per city tallies for enforcement modification and repeal, with Lewiston and Twin Falls among top figures and notable totals for Boise Burley Caldwell Coeur d Alene Nampa and Pocatello.
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Pocatello
Boise
Idaho Falls
Lewiston
Literary Digest
Idaho
Enf. Mod
Rep
Tod
Senate unfolds fight over Smoot Hawley tariff bill
Senate debates the Smoot Hawley tariff conference report as supporters and critics claim momentum. Key votes hinge on two sections of the conference report covering emergency tariff changes and rate schedules with President Hoover’s veto looming on a related Spanish pensions measure.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Hoover
House
Tariff Commission
Barkley
Kentucky
Curtis
Robbins School of Music to present full orchestra
Blackfoot June 2. R A Robbins will present his symphony orchestra in recital at the tabernacle Wednesday evening assisted by soloists from the Robbins School of Music. This season marks the first time the complete orchestra appears and audiences will hear Audrey Wilkie Lena Babcock and Ellen Edgley as soloists amid a strong local tribute to the school and its leader.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
R. A. Robbins
Tabernacle
Robbins School of Music
Audrey Wilkie
Lena Babcock
Ellen Edgley
E. E. Sanders
M. M. Foster
Nampa
M. B. Tuohy
Hugh Louis
Sanders
Foster
Pullman Reports April 1930 Transportation Revenue
Pullman company dated Chicago June 2 reports April 1930 transportation revenue of 6,247,121 dollars, down from 6,403,810 dollars in April 1929. Net after taxes for April 1930 was 165,300 dollars versus 342,301 dollars in April last year.
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Pullman
Chicago
Pullman Company Today
Call Money Rates Stand Firm in New York Market
Call money in New York on June 2 remained steady at 3 percent throughout the day. Time loans showed mixed but stable quotes with 30 to 60 day and longer terms near 3 percent, while prime commercial paper and banker acceptances held earlier levels.
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Call Money
New York
Call
Joint Brotherhood Meeting Set in Eagle Hall June 4
The Joint Brotherhood Association schedules its regular monthly meeting in Eagle Hall Web June 4 at 1 p m Federation of Labor will be represented. All five orders urged to attend. WM. BEASLEY chairman.
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Joint Brotherhood Association
Eagle Hall
Web
Federation of Labor
WM. Beasley
Stock Market Trading Weary After Long Holiday
Trading resumed in New York stock market with light volume and tentative price trends. Public interest remained subdued despite cautious surveys and scattered gains in chain stores and utilities. notable movements included Monney Ward sales boosting Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck, while railroad shares sagged and steel pockets showed mixed activity. Total volume reached about 1,750,000 shares.
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New York
Monery Ward
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Eastman Kodak
Colorado Fuel
Allied Chemical
American Water Works
Spiegel May Stern
Ingersoll Rand
A. M. Byers
U.S. Pipe
Vanadium
McKeesport
Meyer and Brothers
Continental
Livestock Prices in Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
Hogs 66 000 with 38 000 direct, steady to 10 cents higher. top 10 50 per cwt for 130-200 lb hogs. Cattle 20 000 plus calves. steady to strong with slow, uneven trade due to water fills. Slaughter steers 12 25 to 14 25. yearlings 11 50 to 13 50. cows 8 10 to 10. vealers 11 13. stocker and feeder steers 9 75 to 10 75. Sheep 12 000 mostly steady. lambs 13 13.50. yearlings 10 25 to 10 50. fat ewes 5 50 down.
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Chicago
USDA
Hog and cattle market report from Ogden auction
Ogden on June 2 reports hogs 1 063 with 61 for market mostly steady from Saturday, drive-in butchers at 9.75, packers sows 8.25 down. Cattle 187 market slow, some light steers 8.75 to 9.50, heifers 7.25, odd head bulls 6.50 to 7.40, calves 8. Sheep 7,206 all sold, none this market.
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Ogden Ogden
USDA
Potatoes Shipments Reported Across United States
POTATOES CHICAGO June 2 AP USDA reports track totals for Saturday and Sunday shipments and stock levels. Wisconsin round whites sell steady or good at 2.65 to 3.75. southern bliss mostly 3.65 to 3.75. Carolina cobblers 5.65 to 5.75. Salt Lake City notes May 31 and June 1 totals by state Alabama to Texas. South Carolina leads May 31 shipments with 317.
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USDA
U. S
Wisconsin
Southern
Bliss
Carolina
Salt Lake City
Alabama
California
Georgia
Louisiana
Maine
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago roundup
Cash market notes from Chicago show No 3 red wheat at 1 09 34 to 1 11, No 1 hard at 1 08. Corn bids range for No 2 mixed at 80 to 84 cents, No 3 at 70 to 80 cents. Oats quoted at 41 3/4 to 48 1/4 cents, barley 50 to 58 cents, Timothy seed 7.00 to 8.50, Clover seed 9.75 to 17.25, lard 10.05, ribs 14, bellies 14.
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NY Central Nat Surety Beth
Burrough
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Cal & Hecla
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Paramount Cer de Pasco
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Str & P Pullman
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Chrys Corp
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Schulte R
Cal Puel & Lr
S Roebuck
du Pont
Stan Oil NJ
Eastman
Stan Oil N Y
el Pow & Lt
Stew Warner
Erie RR Studebaker
Gen Asphalt
Texas
Eler
Tex Gulf Bul
Hupp Motor
Steel
Ll Central
West Elec
West UN Tel
Nick
Willys
Z Woolworth Co
el Spring Gen Foods
Kenne Cop
Std Brands
Cash Mart
Chicago
Timothy
Wheat Prices Decline On Canadian Moisture Outlook
Chicago reports wheat values generally down on prospects of moisture relief in Canada and favorable Texas harvest weather. Oklahoma harvest expected around June 15 and conditions for ripening deemed ideal. North American export demand weak and U.S. visible supply drop smaller than expected. Wheat futures unsettled, corn up, oats up, provisions down. Bar silver prices noted in New York and London reports.
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Chicago
Canada
Texas
Oklahoma
United States
Notice of Debt Liability Release
Notice from Peto Idaho dated June 2 1930 states after this date the speaker will not be responsible for any debts other than their own. Signed A A 14.
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Mes
Peto
Idaho
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Pinkerton School of Dance Arts
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Cameron Battery & Ignition CO
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South First Avenue
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Roger
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Pocatello Lumber
Martin Spring Works
North Main
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Utah Nut
Ruebelmann Coal CO
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