Local BREVITIES from the Salt Lake City region
Lett Fer Zien Chase McDermond heads to Salt Lake for a few days of business. Strange Maguire Construction visitor from Salt Lake. Ed M Holden Idaho Falls attorney in town. D W Church Boise insurance manager visiting. family to move to Boise soon. George Isaacs state fish commissioner and deputy warden O P Barber plan fingerling plantings near Pebble. Rainbow cans distributed between here and McCammon. Pocatello Canning Club hiked after a meeting at the high school. Central Garden club to stage May Festival on June 19 at Lava Hot Springs. Regular McC A meeting planned for festival details. Rev Cleaves presided over a double wedding at Congregational parsonage. Balderston of Bountiful Utah and Doyen of Portland plus Arno F H Dykman of Pocatello and Mabel Balderston of Bountiful wed. two siblings among contract. Ruth Dunham and Raymond Buckle wed at 8 pm at bride’s parents home 926 West Wyeth. Buckle from Salt Lake City. Ruth a trained nurse. couple to live in Salt Lake.
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Cleaves
John L. Balderston
Bountiful
Utah
Erelyn Doyen
Portland
Oregon
Arno FH. Dykman
Pocatello
West Wyeth
Misa Ruth Dunham
Raymond Buckle
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Farmers of Utah to form national agricultural federation
Farmers from Utah and southern Idaho gather in Salt Lake City under the Intermountain Farmers association for a push to fuse agricultural, horticultural and dairying groups into a single national federation. Leaders and speakers include Senator Gere and Gifford Pinchot. Conferences planned in western states may precede a year end national launch. LD papers for sale at the Tribune office.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Intermountain Farmers’ Association
Intermountain Association of Sugar Beet Growers
United States
Thomas P. Gere
Gifford Pinchot
W. J. Spillmanf
Farm Journal of Pennsylvania
J. A. McSparran
Pennsylvania State Grange
Charles S. Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Milo PD. Campbell
Farmers’ Union of
Kansas
State land sells at record price across Idaho counties
State land in Idaho fetched a record 350 per acre at sales in Burley Twin Falls and Rupert totaling about 200 000 dollars with 2500 acres in Burley 400 in Rupert and 2500 in Twin Falls. Prices ranged 1 to 310 per acre with a high 350 atop improvements and water rights. Commissioner Nash notes prosperity and outlines July offerings of 45000 acres across six counties with easy 40 year payments.
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Twin Falls
J. A. Nash
Burley
Rupert
Borley
Burley-Rupert-Twin Fally
Nash
Snake River Valley
The
Land Commission
Land Office
Rexbury
State Land Board
Four Thousand Helped Needed for Boy Scout Drive
A luncheon at Bannock grill in Pocatello outlined plans for a city Boy Scout council with 4000 associate members to be recruited. Executives were named Whitley Gray to lead project and FE Brady appointed by Gov Davis as executive chairman. A June 11 meeting at the Y M C A will elect the executive council and launch the drive during Boy Scout Week June 8 to 14.
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Commercial Club
Rotary Club
Shurch
Bannock Grill
Boy Scout Council
Pocatello
Brady
Davis
Bannock County
Whitley Gray
Boy Scout Club of America
Boy Scouts
D. W. Davis
Boy Scout Week
Kidney health remedy claim from Daisy Bell ad
Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia reports eight years of back pain and limited work capacity. After taking Foley's Kidney Pills she can perform her tasks again. Sold everywhere.
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Daisy Bell
Savannah
Foley
Adv
Bolshevik Plot Reported in Finland
Copenhagen correspondent reports a wide Bolshevik plot unearthed in Finland with many arrests. The London statement ties the case to broader Soviet influence and ongoing security concerns.
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London
Finland
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph
Sweden Abandons Bread Rationing After Strong Imports
Stockholm reports bread rationing will be abandoned due to satisfactory import of cereals. The June 3 notice cites steady cereal shipments and improved supply conditions easing wartime controls.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Changes in German peace terms discussed by council of four
Paris reports that two modifications to the German peace terms are under consideration by the council of four. One concerns territory and the other finances, with details released today.
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Paris
Council of Four
Villa uses holidays for dramatic attacks and marches
The report explains Francisco Villa times assaults to holidays, often starting before dawn to maximize spectacle. It cites the Parral capture at Easter, with Villa entering on a white horse after mass, and ordering executions in the cemetery as the town's Easter services continued.
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Fl Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Wen
Columbus
N. M
Villa
Parral
Sierra de la Cruz
Hill of the Cross
Jose de la Luz Herrera
Workless Committee Outlines Bill to Reward Idle Life
Berlin reports that the imperial workless committee has drafted a bill for the national assembly to grant a premium on idleness. The plan would pay unemployed men ten marks daily, wives four, and children under fourteen two, while employment would require the worker to solicit work. German press reacts with varied sarcasm.
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Berlin
Imperial Workless Committee
National Assembly
Berlin War Time Food Rules Tighten Under Penalty
The Berlin state commissary for people's nourishment warns that illegal meat and bread sales, or selling more than one meat portion per meal, remain common. Violations can lead to closing kitchens, fines up to 25 000 dollars, imprisonment up to five years, or loss of citizenship.
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Berlin
Soldiering Impacts Athletes as War Return Trains Stiffen Muscles
San Francisco reports say soldiering dulls running muscles while walking muscles grow, with trainer Frank Foster noting continual hard ground drills slow sprinters. Wrestler Earl Craddock and tennis star William Johnston illustrate varied comebacks, while polo appears unaffected and football coaches expect little impact.
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San Francisco
Frank Foster
Olympic Club
Earl Craddock
American Expeditionary Force
Braddock
William Johnston
Johnson
Forest Hills
Long Island
del Monte
Johnston
Foster
Europe
United States
Paris Comedie Francaise raises theatre seat prices
Paris reports the Comedie Francaise raises top seats by twenty cents and cheaper stalls by half as much. Orchestra stalls cost the equivalent of $2.40, still cheaper than other first class houses despite state subvention and required official approval.
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Paris
Comedie Francaise
France
Gaby Desyls
Armenian Girls Sold and Starved in Turkish Camps
Stories gathered by the American Armenian relief committee recount Armenian women and girls deported from Hadjin and other regions into Asia Minor. They face captivity, preventable starvation, and brutal abuse at the hands of Turks Circassians and Arabs as families are split and some are sold or murdered during forced marches toward the Syrian desert.
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New York
Armenia
Asia Minor
American Committee For
Loyal L. Wirt
Turkey
W. ‘A. Kennedy
Lord Mayor’s Relief Fund of
London
Kennedy
Wirt
Syrian Desert
Syrian
Syria
Takouhi Guezekuchukian
Hadjin
Adana
Aleppo
Sivaria
Sheradieh
Habour
Sher-Es-Zor
Gerbelleh
Shegrush
Nusebin
Shedadieh
Araxa Barutjian
Ada-Bazaar
Constantinople
Bab
Ried
Arpeneh der Harutunian
Bardizag
Mariam Gumushjian
Arpeneh
Deir-Es- Zor
Chamberlains Tablets Advertisement
People nationwide praise Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation relief. The ad promises benefits from using the tablets and encourages a trial to experience improvement.
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Chamberlaain
Chamberlain
Bomb Explosions Rock Pittsburgh Police Seek Suspects
In Pittsburgh on June 3 police and detectives hunted for bombers who targeted two sites. The blasts injured and perplexed authorities as they pursued the perpetrators amid a tense investigation involving federal officials Judge Thompson and Chief Inspector Libray of immigration.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Thompson
Libray
Bureau of Immigration
Explosions Damage Church Rectory and Jewelry Store
Authorities probe bomb blasts that badly damaged a Catholic church rectory and a jeweler’s residence in Philadelphia. Three hurt, one serious. One man arrested. Front of church destroyed. A woman and a girl injured as they passed by.
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Philadelphia
Senate panel votes to restore interstate rate powers
Washington June 3 The senate interstate commerce committee by unanimous vote ordered favorably reported a bill by Chairman Cummings restoring immediately the rate making powers of the interstate commerce commission Malted Milk originated by Horlick Avoid imitations and substitutes Ady.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummings
Interstate Commerce Commission
Horlick
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