Butler Lambasts Prohibition and Reactionaries at Columbia
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler in a Columbia University commencement address condemns fanaticism and new barbarians, criticizing prohibition enforcement and anti liberal movements. He warns against majority rule in personal conduct and urges graduates to resist tyranny and statuary folly.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Lawes
Boston
Tennessee
Indiana
Severe Heat Wave Grips East Claiming Dozens
A record breaking heat wave in the east has claimed a dozen lives in two days. Continued hot weather is forecast for 48 hours. High wind and electrical storms disrupted parts of Pennsylvania and New York. Wilkes-Barre roads were washed out and fences toppled during a storm. About 2,000 waterlogged spectators were stranded in a grandstand for an hour. Rochester reported a 90 degree high with two deaths and a drowning. New York added deaths and prostrations while temperatures topped 97 in several points, extending the nationwide heat toll.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia
Rochester
N. Y
Local residents seek medical treatment and consults
J. O. Ray of 826 North Main Street rests at home from illness while Gus Tudas of Galt Lake City visits for consultation with local physicians. Della Lundstein of 836 West Whitman Street undergoes an operation at a local hospital.
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J. 0. Ray
North Main Street
Gus Tudas
Galt Lake City
Della Lundstein
West
Whitman Street
Fourteen Victims Die in Midwest Storms
Chicago reports fourteen dead by noon as wind and electrical storms sweep the middle western and western states. Fatalities include five in Minneapolis and nearby areas, four in Town, three at Adair, one at Smithland, four in Nebraska, three at North Bend, one at Orchard, and one at Bozeman Montana, plus two drownings in Chicago and Duluth.
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Chicago
Middle Western
Minneapolis
Viciny
Adair
Smithland
Nebraska
North Bend
Orchard
Bozeman
Mont
Duluth
New York Man Identified in Brooklyn Murder Case
William Brassfield, a Black janitor, was positively identified by Miss Irene Coyne as the man seen near the Brooklyn vacant lot where Misa Florence Kane’s battered body was found. Brassfield was arraigned in homicide court and held without bail on suspicion of murder.
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New York
William Brassfield
Brooklyn
Misa Florence Kane
Irene Coyne
Miss Kane
Brassfield
Osborne Street
Manhattan
Fran Kelly
Emma Dunn
Rum Runners Keep Guard Busy Off Cape Ann
A call for reinforcements to tackle the rum row off Cape Ann and Boston harbor was sent to Washington. Coast Guard Commander Preston H. Abberroth reports three navy destroyers and a seaplane requested as the line of rum ships grows to twelve vessels, eight identified flying British flags and one French. Meanwhile several unrelated local health and family notices follow.
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Boston
Cape Ann
New York
Coast Guard
Washington
Preston H. Abberroth
Navy
Tech Alumni Hold Annual Banquet
The Tech alumni banquet was held in the Tech dining hall with orange and black decorations and colored paper butterflies. Stanley Cleave as toastmaster and association president welcomed graduates, while speeches by C R Prazier and M A Pond discussed tech growth and campus plans.
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Tech
Stanley Cleave
Association
1 725
C. R. Prazier
M. A. Pond
Senate
Pond
Frazier
Mantienne
Mechanical Arts
Frasier Hall
Ethel Turner
Ellen Engstrom
Elna Coon
Lawrence
Alice Swanson
Treasur
Ga Ames
Weeks Condition Not Highly Favorable After Gallstone Operation
Secretary of War John W. Weeks remains described as not so favorable following gallstone surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital last week. Bulletin issued by doctors Daniel Jones and F Gorham Brigham notes the condition as not highly favorable.
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Boston
Jones 3
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Daniel Thse Jonea
F. Gorham Brigham
Flappers, Farm Work, and Census Labels Spark Convention
Mrs. Lucretia Longshors Blankenburg of Philadelphia, honorary vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, lauded modern flappers while urging acceptance of evolving roles. A college station Texas chairwoman urged the census to recognize housewives with a distinct occupation label, likening it to farm laborers for farm women.
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West Baden
Ind
Lucretia Longshors Blankenburg
Philadelphia
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Maggie W. Harry
College Station
Teas
Committee of the American Home
Barry
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Shrine Leaders Tour Southern California During Convention
Nobles of the Shrine convention toured citrus country and enjoyed Pomona lunches and coastal visits. A rain disruption paused events in Los Angeles, with an executive session looming to fill the imperial outer guard post. A later Chicago report described a pistol misfire by a 16 month old girl causing the mother's death, witnessed by a boarder named James Cody.
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Shrine
Southern California
Pomona
Ocean
Long Beach
Pao
Imterial Outer Guard
Dana 8
Wiliams
Kora Temple
Lewiston
Leonard D. Stuard
Almas Temple
Washington, D. C
Allan McCants
Hamass Temple
Meridian
Miss
J. F. Reid
Mocha Temple
London
Ontario
Angelens
Chicago
James Cody
Celeia Rose
Cody
Bulgarian Bandit Taken Prisoner
Ivan Christoff, named to lead the gang that shot at King Boris, was arrested while asleep in a wheat field near Sofia. A government hunt for communists in the capital continued with many arrests reported.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ivan Christoff
Boris
King George Celebrates His Sixtieth Birthday
London June 3 King George today marked his sixtieth birthday with the royal court arriving from Windsor for the occasion. Relatives friends and foreign rulers sent congratulations and newspapers published laudatory pieces as is customary.
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London
George
Windsor
Morley backs July Fourth as national defense day
Governor Clarence J. Morley announced agreement with President Coolidge on observing July 4 as national defense day this year in Denver Colorado.
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Favors
Denver
Colo
Clarence J. Morley
Coolidge
Baseball scores from today’s games across major leagues
In New York, Washington lost 4 to 6 as New York parked 18 hits while Boston beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Detroit routed weeksak 12 to 7, Cleveland defeated St. Louis 7 to 2, and St. Louis beat Cincinnati 7 to 4 with strong pitching from Donohue and Benton.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Donohue
Benton
May and
Hargrave
Dickerman
O’farrell
Greb Arrested After North Side Auto Chase
Pittsburgh June 3 AP Har Greb middleweight boxing champ was arrested on disorderly conduct after an automobile chase on a North Side street. A policeman fired shots as Greb fled in a taxicab. Five other occupants, including two women, were arrested. all posted a $30 forfeit and failed to appear for a hearing.
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Pittsburgh
Har- Greb
Chamon
Greb
Popular subscription for American Falls dam celebration
A reader pledges funds for the American Falls dam celebration, asking The Pocatello Tribune to forward the amount to the celebration committee. The notice promises daily publication of contributor names and addresses.
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American Falls Dam
Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
American Falls
Pocatello Tribune
Rioting in Shanghai as police fire on crowds during unrest
Shanghai reports indicate two killed and many wounded as students protest Japanese actions and strikes disrupt city life. American volunteers and British naval units guard key sites while authorities urge calm and prepare for further demonstrations.
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American Volunteer Corps
Thomas G. McMartin
McMartin
Volunteer Corps
Wingons
Sinceres
Left wife and good estate in Chicago case headline
Mrs. Jessie Fore inherits a $100000 estate after her husband’s suicide and allegations against Thurendhe, a former suburban policeman. Lindhe and Mrs Ford obtain a marriage license amid recent statutory charges and a later marriage in Chicago. Lindhe plans an auto agency in San Diego.
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Chicago
Jessie Fore
Thurendhe
Lindhe
Ford
Bryan to Quit Oratorical Duties in Memoir Plans
William Jennings Bryan announced plans to retire from the platform to devote time to writing his memoirs after leaving Springfield for Jacksonville centennial events. He did not set a quitting date, pending the Tennessee school case trial.
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Springfield
Ill
William Jennings Bryan
Jacksonville
Mrs Sievers heads to San Francisco with Las Vegas visit
Mrs. Charles Sievers of 954 West Center street departed yesterday for San Francisco and will visit Las Vegas en route. Engineer M. Dick and family from Silver Bow visited Pocatello today before leaving by car. Miss Lou Richardson of the Idaho Techteens leaves for Salt Lake City for the summer. The infant child of Charles Lambert at 1105 South Fifth Avenue is reported ill.
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Charles Sievers
West Center Street
San Francisco
Sievers
Las Vegas
M. Dick
Silver Bow
Pocatello
Lou Richardson
Idaho Teeh
Salt Lake
Charles Lambert
South Fifth Avenue
U C T Convention Opens Thursday In Idaho Utah Montana
The United Commercial Travelers meet in Idaho with Utah Montana and Idaho districts. About 200 delegates attend events at the Knights of Columbus hall and Hotel Bannock including registration at 8, a luncheon, a dance and a Lava Hot Springs program over the weekend.
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Grand Council
United Commercial Travelers of
Anter
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Knights of Columbus
Bannock
K. C. Hall
Lava Hot Springs
Lava
Chamber of Commerce
F Becker
Norway to head polar relief expedition in air search
Lt Lutzow Holm was chosen to lead Norway's flying expedition to locate the Amundsen Ellsworth party. He aims to reconnoiter along the Arctic ice edge from the air and estimates seeing about 100 miles on clear days. Two planes will depart from Horton on Christiania Fjord with three officers and four mechanics.
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Oslo
Norway
Lutzow Holm
Dagblad Today
Herth Pole
How
Amundsen
Explorer
Horton
Christiania
California
Hren Brun
L. D. Elisesen
The
Pole
United States
Illness Reported At Home For Bert Stouts
Benny Lyons, a 12 year old boy of 832 North Lincoln, is improving rapidly after contracting spotted fever from a wood tick wound on his leg. The illness followed an incident on Monday and is being treated by physicians.
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Bert Stouts
South Main Street
Benny Lyons
North Lincoln
U S Chamber Work Cited Amid West Outlook
Paul Clagstone, manager of the western division, cites steady growth in Western cultural resources and a gradual European market stabilization. He says the chamber advances government aid, supports agricultural projects, and notes tax cuts and budget reforms benefiting nationwide prosperity.
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The
United the Chamber of Commerce
Paul Clagstone
Chamber
Washington
Clagetone
Clagstone
National Chamber
Pocatello
National Chamber Is Sponsoring, Mr. Clapatone
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