Stormy close at Presbyterian annual meet ends with clash
Baltimore June 8 delegates to the 1B general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States adjourned amid a fierce controversy. Dr Clance MacArtney led a charge claiming the church drifted from its reformed faith while Dr A Edwin Keigwin denied a coalition existed and defended the committee investigation of Princeton appointment and charges of temperament.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
United States of America
Assembly
San Francisco
Clance MacArtney
A. Edwin Keigwin
MaccArtney
Cresham Machen
Princeton Seminary
Macrtney
Keigwin
MacArtney
Machen
Princeton
Mrs McPherson Abduction Case Active With Clues
The McPherson kidnapping case broadens as detectives pursue notes and a possible ransom. A note claiming captivity was found, prompting a search of Bouquet canyon and nearby cabins for the missing evangelist. Authorities investigate motives amid a $25,000 reward for safe return.
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Los Angeles
Bouquet Canyon
Saugust
Here
Aimee Es McPherson
Evangel
Cabin In Banquet
John Neighbors
Rotary program reviews Short Line expansion and rail data
S L Rotarians heard statistics on the Short Line expansion with remarks by A C Hinckley and W J Ingling. Ingling traced growth from 1885, comparing early Idaho centers to present service, and highlighted equipment value, car counts, and shop payroll growth through 1925.
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Rotary
A. C. Hinckley
W. J. Ingling
Thomas O. Sheckell
Salt Lake City
J. E. Olwen
Ogden
J.D. McLaughlin
Denver
L. Hickman
LI Molinelli
Jesse Chase
Eric Krassmen
Mr. Ingling
Eagle Rock
Idaho Vails
Shoshone
Idaho
Pocatello
Ingling
Melrose
Granger
Anaconda
Blackfoot
Camas
Lima
Hinckley
United States
Thnckley
Linckley
City News in Brief
Attorney visits in Pocatello from Gooding and returns home this morning. W Clive Bradford concert dates in southern California then return to Pocatello June 11 to meet pupils. James Campbell Jr heads to Los Angeles for summer study. American Legion to meet at the Memorial Building tonight with adjutant F M Bistline urging members to bring new ones.
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W. Clive Bradford
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
California
Pocatello
Memorial Building
American Legion
F. M. Bistline
Clergy Attend Boise Episcopal Convocation
Reverend M. B. Nash of Trinity church and Archdeacon Stoy attend the Episcopal church convocation in Boise. They will return to Pocatello Monday morning.
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M. B. Nash
Trinity Church
Archdeacon Stoy
Episcopal Church
Boise
Pocatello
Twin Falls Man Joins Idaho Technical Institute Music Conservatory
Paul McKinley arrives in Pocatello for summer teaching duties at the Idaho Technical Institute conservatory of music, opening his terms in the coming months. He hails from Twin Falls and will assume duties this week.
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Tech
Paul McKinley
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Idaho Technical Institute Conservatory of Music
Booster Meeting at Kemmerer Sets June 8 Session
The Old Oregon Trail Boosters' association will meet in Kemmerer on June 8 as announced by E. J. Fjeldsted secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. The gathering aims to organize road sign distribution and push toward completing the Old Oregon Trail.
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Kemmerer
Oregon Trail
Crossing Victim James W. Smith Dies After Rail Accident
The Tribune reports 23 year old James W. Smith known as R Byrl Smith died at a Rexburg hospital after a crossing accident at St. Anthony Tuesday evening. He leaves a wife and two children. Milton Smith, his brother, drove the Ford truck and was only slightly injured. The train was moving about ten to fifteen miles per hour.
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James W. Smith
R Byrl Smith
St. Anthony
Rexburg
the Tribune
Smith
Milton Smith
Annapolis graduation invites uncle for ensign ceremony
Harry Hurlburt uncle of Dair Curtis Johnson receives an invitation to the Annapolis graduation exercises today where Johnson becomes an ensign in the United States Navy. Johnson, a former Pocatello resident and Pocatello High School graduate, was class president and active in dramatics. He will spend the summer training for aviation at Hampton Roads, Virginia.
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Annapolis
Harry Hurlburt
Dair Curtis Johnson
United States Navy
Ensign Johnson
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Johnson
Hampton Roads
Bound Over in Grand Larceny Case Against Frank Toston
The preliminary hearing in Frank Toston's case for grand larceny was held in Judge E. G. Houde's court. He was bound over to the district court after a complaint filed May 24 by A. Valentine alleged he sold 22 cows and one steer mortgaged to the First National Bank for $918.
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Frank Toston
E. G. Houde
A. Valentine
Mr. Toston
First National Bank
Oity Weill City Drilling Reaches 132 Feet For Water
Mayor Ben Rosa announced the city bore a test well south of Pocatello reaching 132 feet with water first strata found. A rotary drill from Kangan is due today and the aim is to feed water into the east wide main within weeks.
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Oity Weill
Ben Rosa
Pocatello
Kangan
Ross
Roberts Family Heads South for California Visit
Dr and Mrs E N Roberts depart Sunday for southern California where Mrs Roberts and the children will stay several weeks with Mrs Roberts father in California.
City Realtors and Insurance Men Close Offices at Noon Saturdays
City realtors and insurance men suspend office hours for June July and August with noon Saturday closings starting June 5 in observance of a long standing local custom.
Nurse Joins Pocatello Hospital Staff This Week
Miss Joan Proteau formerly with the county general hospital in Twin Falls arrives in Pocatello Wednesday evening and will assume duties at a local hospital this week.
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Joan Proteau
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Fishing Outing Yields Poor Results for Lamoreaux Party
Charles Lamoreaux of The Tribune composing room and his family returned Tuesday from Mackay where they spent several days cleaning elusive trout. He notes muddy water and poor fishing except above the dam.
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Charles Lamoreaux
The
Tribune Composing Room
Mackay
Lamoreaux
Fire department answers alley blaze on South Highth Avenue
Firefighters were dispatched to the 800 block of South Highth Avenue today at 8:15 AM for papers burning in an alley. The flames were quickly put out and no property damage was reported nearby.
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South Highth Avenue
Annual cooked sale aids St Vincent's home clothing fund
The annual boiled food sale to raise funds for summer clothing for St Vincent's home children will be held Saturday at Seaman's Hardware on West Center and Manning and Sorgatz on East Center.
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St. Vincent’s
Seaman'’s Hardware Store
West Center
Manning and Sorgatz
East Center
Hinckley to Attend Railway Convention in Atlantic City
Hinckley the superintendent of motive power for the Oregon Short Line and Mrs Hinckley will depart tomorrow on train No 18 for Atlantic City New Jersey. They will participate in the American Railway association convention scheduled for June 9 to 15 in Atlantic City.
Barnum outlines Camp Tendoy cabin plan for Scouts
Reverend G William Barnum told the Rotary club today of a plan to build several cabins at Camp Tendoy the Eastern Idaho Boy Scouts camp on Mink Creek. He said the scouts will adopt the unit area housing with all scouts assigned to each cabin and the Rotarians endorsed the plan.
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Camp Tenday
G. William Barnum
Rotary Club
Camp Tendoy
Idaho
Boy Scouts
Mink Creek
Barnum
Good Trap Shoot Draws Crowd Despite Breeze
A strong breeze did not dampen a Wednesday evening unofficial trap shoot at Pocatello with several members competing. Townend led with 24 birds, others tallied 19 to 23. rules and a handicap plan were posted for future events and a 100 bird target prize was announced by East Lake Hardware.
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Pocatello
Townend Wos
East Lake Hardware Company
National President of S. W. V. Auxiliary Fails to Arrive in Pocatello
Santa Ana auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans planned a banquet and events in Bannock county memorial building for the national president who was due Wednesday morning in Pocatello but did not arrive. Officials said they do not know when she will arrive.
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S. W. V. Auxiliary
Pocatello
Santa Ana
Bannock County Memorial
Antlers’ Hall
Potato Committee Set to Meet Friday in Bannock Hotel
A. W. 3B. Kjosness Idaho agriculture commissioner announces a potato growers and dealers committee will convene Friday at 10 a.m. at the Bannock hotel. Attending will be Harry Sabin and M. L. Dean to help draft rules on bread marks and standard weights for potatoes onions and other vegetables with committee members from Idaho Falls Aberdeen St. Anthony and other towns.
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A. W
Kjosness
Bannock Hotel
Harry Sabin
M. L
Bureau of Plant Industry
T. C. Barlow
Pocatello
Fred Gustafson
Idaho Falls
L. G. Partner
Aberdeen
Joe Andrason
St. Anthony
W. B. Barstow
J. M. Thomas
Victor
J. W. Thomett
M. L. Tillery
Blackfoot
E. R. Bennett
Boise
University Extension Service
Tra Gudmundsen
Burley
J. C. Jacobsen
Jason McCarroll
Harry Paine
Shelley
James Pendlebury
Harry Yost
J.C. Sewell
Nampa
Sid Tucker
Parma
Ferrill Hansen
Firth
Local dances and card party announced for Friday night
Tyhee baseball team hosts a dance at Tyhee school house with Broadcasters providing music. Sixth ward L D 8 church religion classes stage a character ball for children at South Fourth recreation hall with costumes prizes and refreshments. Pythian Sisters meet at Hagle ball and Keystone Lodge holds a regular meeting. Children of Mary card party at K of C hall invites public.
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Tyhee
Sixth Ward
L. D
South Fourth
Gate City Temple No. 2
Pythian Sisters
Hagle
Keystone Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Children of Mary Sodality of
St. Joseph’s Pro-Cathedral
K. of C. Hall
Dr D C Ray Family Plans California Visit
Dr. D C Ray and Mrs Ray depart Saturday for a tour of California cities while T R Neilson head of the conservatory of music at Idaho Technical Institute is confined at home with an appendicitis attack.
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D.C. Ray
Mrs. Ray
California
T. R. Neilson
Conservatory of Music
The
Idaho Technical Institute
Parma annual picnic to honor Union Pacific officials
Parma Idaho June 3 The annual picnic by Parma businessmen will host about fifty Union Pacific officials on July 2. A dinner and program with addresses and music are planned. Carl R. Gray president J E Calvin vice president and H V Platt Oregon Short Line general manager are expected to attend.
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Parma
Idaho
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
J. E. Calvin
H. V. Platt
Oregon Shortine
Injured Boy Improves After Fall and Auto Crash
An injured boy, Merrill Reddick, who was confined at home after a fall from his bicycle when struck by an automobile last Sunday, is now able to be about.
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Merrill Reddick
Infantry Officers School Opens In Boise Session
The infantry officers school opened this morning and will run Friday through Sunday with officers from Pocatello Buhl Twin Falls and Rigby in attendance. Captain L. E. Worthley of Boise a regular army infantry instructor of the Idaho National Guard directs the sessions.
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Infantry School
Infantry
Pocatello
Buhl
Twin Falls
Rigby
L. EB. Worthley
Boise
Idaho National Guards
Prizes Awarded to Students in Varied Disciplines
The James H. Brady prize for advanced dramatics and humor goes to Louisa Pickett and Eleanor Holden, sharing $25. Carrie Cleave prize for great cat voice culture awarded to Phyllis Beckley student of Sara K Thomas. Theodore Turner prize awarded to Norman Riebesel for best orations. Dr Joseph Clo thier prize to Arthur J Emmons for Pharmacy excellence. Dean Gough prize to an engineering student active in athletics.
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James H. Brady
Louisa Pickett
Eleanor Holden
Carrie Cleave
Misa Phyllis Beckley
Sara K. Thomas
Theodore Turner
Norman Riebesel
Joseph Clothier
Arthur J. Emmons Coleman
Dean Gough
Wheat Futures Rise On Liverpool Quotes And Crop Outlook
Chicago markets opened higher as Liverpool wheat quotes and reports of poor European crops boosted futures. Wet weather in France Italy and Czechoslovakia damaged fields while Oklahoma storms cloudburst and rain raised bullish wheat sentiment. Private yield estimates for Kansas and Nebraska hint a smaller harvest than some official data, supporting grain gains.
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Chicago
Liverpool
France
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Raw sugar prices steady as Cuba output cited
New York reports no change in spot raw sugar at 4.14 duty paid and quiet midday futures. Offerings mainly from Cuban-connected houses absorbed by shorts and commission houses. Cuban output to end May tallied at 4,823,000 long tons versus 4,902,016 a year earlier. Refined sugar prices ranged 6.45 to 5.70 with light business.
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New York
Shorts
Cuba
Exchange rates irregular quotations across nations
Foreign exchange rates in cents show mixed bids for major currencies. The listing includes Great Britain at 4.85 and 4.867-16, France at 9.2144, Japan at 47.00, Shanghai 72.125, Montreal 100.06, and other currencies from Belgium to Argentina with varied figures.
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New York
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugee-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago and Los Angeles
Potatoes on ship 23 cars with total U S shipments. Prices for Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho and Washington sacked russets and round whites are listed with gains for new stock. California arrivals show slow demand and light track sales with prices for Shafter round white and Idaho russets noted.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Washington
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
Florida
Spalding Rose
Los Angeles
California
Shafter
Metals Market Roundup From New York Trading
Copper and other metals show little movement in New York trading with electrolytic spot at 13% and futures 13% remaining steady. Tin holds at 60.00 spot and 58.00 futures as iron and lead stay unchanged. Zinc remains firm in East St. Louis with spot and futures at 6.75 and antimony at 10.00.
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New York
East St. Louis
Call money and mercantile paper figures in New York market
The money market in New York shows easy call money at 4 percent with a 3 percent low, a ruling rate of 4 percent and closing bid 8 percent. Last loan 3 14 were quoted with acceptance loans at 31 percent and time loans steady on 60 to 90 day and 4 to 6 month maturities. Prime mercantile paper at 4 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Market notes show mixed commodity prices across cities
London and New York report bids for silver at 50 11 16d per ounce and 65 1 2 percent respectively. Chicago cash grain lists No 2 red wheat at 148, No 2 hard at 151 1 2, corn No 2 mixed at 71 1 2, No 2 yellow 71 1 2, oats No 2 white 40 4, No 3 white 40 0, rye No 1 8, barley 65 78, timothy seed 6.00 15, clover seed 12.00 28.00, with lard at 16.46 and ribs at 18.00.
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Chicago
Curb Market Quotes Close Mixed Across Stocks
New York curb quotations at 2 15 p m show mixed results with electric and utility issues leading declines while Kraft Cheese and National Power and Light preferred hold gains. Prairie Pipe Line shows no quote and several securities list varied percentages reflecting modest activity.
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New York
Bilectric
National Power and Light
Prairie
Standard of
Indiana
He Standard of
New Bradford
Salt Creek
Wool Auctions Show Cautious Buying Amid Coal Shortage
London buyers crowded the wool auctions as fine wools stayed firm while medium and lower grades fluctuated. Home buyers remained cautious due to the ongoing coal situation and its impact on trade.
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London
Livestock Markets Report from Omaha Trade
Hogs 11,900 head with varying weights. mid ranges steady to strong. 140-160 lb averages 13.90-14.00. 160-220 lb 13.80-13.90. heavy hogs 13.00-14.00. sows 11.50-12.60. Cattle receipts 6,590. fed cattle and yearlings mostly steady. spot firmness on better grades. veal and stockers steady to nominally steady. Sheep 4,500 head. lambs strong to higher. best natives 17.40. yearlings 16.00. feeding lambs up to 13.50.
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Omaha
Idahos
Ogden stock market report signals mixed cattle and hog activity
Hogs receipts total 1122 with 254 for market and rest to California packers. Market 10 to 25 cents higher. Odd lots of good lights up to 14.26, 193 lb averages at 14.10, drives 13.75 to 14.90, 268 lb packing grades at 13.00, sows 9.76. Cattle 109 offered with little activity, cows 4.76, calves 12.76. Sheep receipts 70 with 11 for market and 859 to Bt. Joe market. 84 lb lambs at 14.00.
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Ogden
California
Market roundup from St. Joseph hogs cattle and sheep prices
St. Joseph market reports show hogs at 14.85 top with 13.75 14.10 bulk, cattle generally steady with steers 8.60 9.50 top 9.60, cows and heifers 6.60 9.20, calves 6.60 11.50, stockers 6.60 8.66. Sheep 6,000 head steady with clipped lambs 14.60 16.50, spring lambs 16.00 17.26, clipped ewe 6.50 6.75.
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St, Joseph
St. Joseph
Owen
Chicago Hog and Cattle Receipts Show Weaker Trade
Chicago market reports show hog receipts at 27 000 with uneven demand and prices slipping from top 14 45 to 12 70 for packing sows while heavyweight and medium hogs trade around 18 46 to 14 55. Cattle receipts at 18 000 with fed steers and yearlings trading weaker and less active than earlier, with losses evident across grades.
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Chicago
Upward Stock Movement Lifts Market Broadly
New York traders resumed brisk operations with gains across the board led by motor and chemical issues. Hudson and Mack Truck rose over two points, Coppers rallied near three, while Van Sweringen rails and Nickel Plate posted sharp intraday advances amid merger rumors. Total volume around 1.76 million shares.
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Tota
Trongress
Bullis
Hudson and
Mack Truck
Moto Group
Chrysler
Willys Overland
Coppers
America Smelting
Ray Consolidated
United States Steel Common
Baldwin
American Locomotive
America Brown Hovers
Texas Gulf Sudphy
Dupont
Mann
van Sweringen
Pla
Rail
Mergor
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Steady Trends
Cattle receipts reflect a 1419 pound bullocks at 19.60 and other headings with bulls strong to 10 cents higher. Vealers and heavy packers firm to higher, lots to packers around 12.90 to 13.50, several shippers at 13.75 and up. Sheep receipts 156000 with lambs and yearlings firm, natives up to 18.25 to 18.75, several lots steady to firm, heavy ewes 5.00 to 7.75, mixed lots steady.
California Livestock Prices Reported In San Francisco Sale
San Francisco June 3 cattle and sheep market results show higher hoges firm 1 to 25e. good to choice eastern butchers 15.09 to 15.25. calves and cattle mixed with 170 pound Californias at 15.00 and 14.75 for 140 to 180 pound ranges. Sheep announce firm lambs at 13.00 for 72 pound decks, 11.50 to 12.00 for 70 pound medium.
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San Francisco
LA Market Cattle and Hog Prices Fall Across Board
Cattle receipts 200 with holdovers 1,000. Better steers and heifers 10 to 25 cents lower. calves around 25 cents down. Hogs receipts 1,200 with holdovers 400, prices 10 to 18 cents lower, top 15.60 for 166 pounds. Lambs and ewes mixed, mid to high range for lambs 12.00 to 13.60, ewes 4.60 to 6.50.
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Los Angeles
Central California
Portland Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report
Portland market notes cattle receipts 35 nominally steady with lower grade beef and steers down 7.25, cows and heifers down 6.25. Hogs receipts 145 steady with most on contract. light feeder pigs 17.00 and butcher weights 15.76. Sheep receipts 600 steady with most arrived. trucked in lambs 138.50.
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Portland
Cattle Market Notes From Kansas City Sale Day
June auction reports show 3 000 calves 600 fed steers and yearlings offered. Prices range from 9.40 to 9.50 for steers. Texas grassers steady. native cattle and stockers slow and weak. Heavy volumes in lighter weights push some sales to 14.86. packing sows around 12.40 to 12.95.
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Kansas City
Kanaar City
Texas
Liberty bonds close with varied gains and losses
New York June quotes show Liberty bond prices mixed with notable levels in several series. The second 4 1/2 bond trades around 100.17 to 102.20 while 4% issues hover near 100.94 to 108.50, with treasury 8 percent paper at about 101.1.
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Liberty
Treasury
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A. R. A. Convention
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