Montana faculty rejects high salary athletic commissioner
Montana faculty voted against hiring a high salaried conference commissioner to supervise athletics. They kept the 1931 basketball schedule excluding Montana citing distance from northern schools. A rule banning coaches from speaking at high school assemblies was approved, and schedules for baseball, track, tennis, golf, and boxing were set. Track events include Seattle meets May 29-30 and a northern division slate with 16 baseball games per school.
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University of Montana
Grizzly
Seattle
Southern
Washington
Stanford
California
Oregon State
Oregon
University of Washington Relays
Idaho
Washington State
Montana
Whitman
Gonzaga
Spokane
Chizely
Crigalles
San Franciscco
Not Talking Politics in Denver Dairy Leader Tries to Avoid Questions
June 4 report from Denver notes former Illinois governor Frank O Lowden arrives for the Holstein-Friesian Association of America convention. He refuses to discuss politics as reporters press for views on the 1928 Republican nomination.
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Denver
Frank O Lowden
Illnoeis
Ilinois
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Public Auction Notice in Idaho Foreclosure Case
In Bannock County Idaho the District Court orders sale of the east 85 feet of lots 9 and 10 in block 262 City of Pocatello to satisfy a first lien real estate deed of trust. The sheriff will auction at 10 o clock a m on June 30 1930 at the court house steps Pocatello. If no cash offer is received the property may be offered again as provided by foreclosure law.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
First Security Bank of
Colert
Irene Hout
Holme
Nes Harvey R. Holmes
la White
Ereby
Bannock
Idaho
Pocatello
Banock County
Towit
City of
Bannock County
6Th Avenue
Carter Street
Elks Convention Calendar Set for Pocatello June 23 24
A proposed schedule outlines the Idaho Elks state convention in Pocatello on June 23 and 24 with registration starting June 22. Events include trap shoot golf tennis and drill team contests plus ritual work and a ladies entertainment round at Hutchinson field Orpheum theatre and Winter Gardens. The program covers state association meetings parade dances and election of officers with finals on Tuesday.
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ELKS
Pocatello
Garylord Sanford
Idaho State Elks Association
Pocatello Country Club
B. M. Hargraves
State Association
Hutchinson Field
Orpheum Theatre
Winter Gardens
Pocatello Girl Awarded Debate Pin at C. of I
The College of Idaho in Caldwell awarded debate pins shaped like an I to students meeting forensic requirements. First year pins went to Jean Barnum and Elizabeth Williams plus Homer Budge, Dan Cavanah, and Douglas McKean. Harriet Smith and Wilma Stevens and Fred Livesay earned higher year pins. Barnum will head the Women's Athletic Association next year. Trene Kniefel becomes vice president, Elsie Johnson secretary, and Ruth McMenimie treasurer as the group sponsors intramural women’s athletics.
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Tribune
College OF Idaho
Caldwell
Jean Barnum
Pocatello
Elizabeth Williams
Boise
Homer Budge
Dan Cavanah
Roswell
Douglas McKean
Harriet Smith
Nampa
Wilma Stevens
Fred Livesay
Miss Barnum
Trene Kniefel
Parma
Elsie Johnson
Faple
Ruth McMenimie
Stork Hovering Near Lindy's Home in Newark Event
Mrs Dwight W. Morrow has curtailed her campaign activities to stay near her daughter Mrs Charles A. Lindbergh. The Lindbergh family anticipates an event as Colonel Lindbergh and his wife have stayed at the Morrow home and arranged hangar space for his plane at Newark airport near Englewood.
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Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
United States Senate
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Morrow
Englewood
Von Elm Reaches Third Round In French Amateur
In La Boule France George Von Elm of Detroit defeated George Troyan five up with four to play to advance to the third round of the French amateur golf championship Raleigh Allen of Asheville N C won his match against Marcel Chauvet three up with two to play and awaits Von Elm in the fourth round.
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LA Boulif
France
George von Elm
Detroit
George Troyan
Raleigh
Allen
Asheville
N. C
Marcel Chauvet
von Elm
Madison sets new 400 yard swim record in Aberdeen
Helene Madison, Seattle record breaking swimmer, swam 400 yards in five minutes 6 15 seconds at Miller natatorium Aberdeen Washington on June 4. The performance adds another record to her list as she competes yesterday.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Helene Madison
Seattle
Airman Sets New Altitude Mark Over 42,000 Feet
Lieutenant Apollo Soucek, a U S Navy pilot, climbed to an indicated altitude of more than 42 000 feet in a bid to establish a new world airplane altitude record near Washington on June 4 AP reports.
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Washington
Apollo Soucek
Navy
Vesuvius Rumbles Back Into Eruption Near Naples
Vesuvius erupted intermittently near Naples on June 4, with high lava fountains and loud explosions seen for miles. Earthworks were built to curb lava flow despite forecasts that this eruption would be less violent than last year when villages were submerged.
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Naples
Italy
Joint Brotherhood Association Meeting Notice
The Joint Brotherhood Association will hold its monthly meeting in Eagle Hall Web June 4 at 1 p m Federation of Labor will be represented Every member of the five orders should attend WM BEASLEY Chairman
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Joint Brotherhood Association
Eagle Hall
Web
Federation of Labor
WM. Beasley
Sande Gallant Fox Accept Challenge at Belmont
New York June 4 Two great jockeys will ride Gallant Fox and Which One in the Belmont stake at Belmont Park Saturday valued at 60000 dollars. Earl Sande rides Gallant Fox the Preakness and Derby winner while Sonny Workman 20 years old guides Which One.
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New York
Gallant Fox
America
Belmont Park
Earl Sande
Sonny Workman
Workman
Sande
Census figures put Pocatello Alameda at 18 337
The Associated Press listed Pocatello Alameda combined population as 18 337, up from 14 452 for Pocatello and 1 885 for Alameda in May. Jorgensen noted 9 6 percent growth for Pocatello and 144 percent for Alameda, with 100 names added to Pocatello since the preliminary release.
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Pocatello
Associated Press
G. M. Jorgensen
the Tribune
Alameda
Jorgensen
Missing Mail Plane Allegations Hit Elk City News
J B Miller, a garage owner, says a flier employed by him arrived in Elk City about two weeks ago, matching the missing aviator age of 35. Postal authorities deny any $300,000 in currency aboard the missing mail plane, noting 200 registered letters with $300 and 1700 in securities were lost.
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Los Angeles
J. B Miller
Elk City
Tennis Star Dr George King Dies in New York
Dr George King, famed tennis figure and member of the country’s first ten in 1926, died at Presbyterian hospital at age 36 after a kidney operation and two months illness. A Columbia graduate and practicing physician, he is survived by a widow and two young children.
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New York
George King
King
Presbyterian Hospital
Columbia University
Local Couple Planned Visit From San Francisco
Dr and Mrs Nelson Howard are expected Friday evening from San Francisco to visit Mrs Howard’s parents Mr and Mrs Lyman Fargo and Dr Howard’s parents, Dr and Mrs W F Howard. Mrs Howard will spend the summer in Potatello, after a visit here Dr Howard will go to Chicago for special medical work as a staff member of Stanford Lane hospital.
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Nelson Howard
San Francisco
Rickard Ends Life Wish with Fatal Heart Attack
In Ritzville Washington on June 4 Robert T Rickard 45 told his employer he desired a sudden painless death Two hours later farm hands found Rickard dead a hundred yards from his team after a gang plow incident indicating he died of a heart attack.
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Ritzville, Wash
Robert T. Rickard
Rickard
Trans America confirms move for Portland bank buyout
The Trans- America Corporation confirms negotiations for acquiring First National Bank and Security Savings and Trust in Portland Oregon. The two banks hold about 54 million dollars in resources. Separately Westinghouse reports portable talkie devices for salesmen as development progresses.
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New York
Trans- America Corporation
Giannini
First National Bank
Security Savings and Trust Company
Portland, Or
The
Westinghouse Company
Metals Market Roundup Quiet Across Key Indicators
New York copper and zinc futures showed little movement on June 4 with spot and nearby copper around 13.00 and 30.62 for future, lead steady near 5.50, zinc at 4.62 in East St Louis, and antimony at 7.12. Electrolytic iron remained steady with spot around 30.25.
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New York
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Government bonds close steady in New York market
U S government bonds end session with Liberty 4s at 102.7, Treasury 4s around 138, and 40s trading near 108.6. Treasury 49 47 at 138, and 44s at 102.7, reflecting mixed yields and steady demand.
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New York
Berty
Liberty
Treasury
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Market closes mixed as steel curtailment weighs
Stocks opened lower after U S Steel cut production but soon firmed with gains in major shares. Sugar refiners cut prices to 4 1 2 cents, the lowest in a decade, while the silver market remained weak. Notable strength came from American Petroleum Institute gasoline stock declines and rumors of higher prices. Curtailment across manufacturers persisted with modest cutbacks at large producers.
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U. S. Steel
Siiver
Theerican Petroleum Institute
Curtiss-Wright
McKeesport
National Cash Sister
Foster Wheeler
U.S. Steel
Standard of New Jersey
American Can
General Electric
General Motors
Chrysler
Fox
Loews
Sinclair and Eastman
Wheat prices slip as rain aids Canadian harvest
A Canadian report of the best rain of the year spurred weakness in wheat on the Chicago market. Bear traders led by houses with northwest ties pushed many stop loss orders to sell wheat at fixed limits, while buyers showed little support amid slow North American export demand.
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Chicago
Northwest
North America
Livestock prices across Chicago St Louis and Ogden markets
Hogs in Chicago 21 000 head with direct 6000 steady to 10c lower early later steady weight bands 130 240 300 lbs and up. Top hog price around 1050 with various ranges for butchers and sows. Cattle and calves with 11 000 and 3 000 head respectively bid 25c lower on fed steers and yearlings. vealers 11 12.75. stockers 9.75 10.75. Sheep 113 000 head slow with lambs and yearlings mixed. fat ewes and wethers varying. St Joseph hogs 7 000 mostly steady to lower. top 10 10 for 190 234 lb. cattle 2000 calves 450 with steers and cows mostly down 25c. vealers 12 50. stockers nominal. Ogden reports 1429 hogs steady. cattle market little activity. veals 11 50 down. sheep 70 48 with yardage and lamb values noted.
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Chicago
USDA
ST. Joseph
California
Texas
Ogden
Hogs and cattle prices mixed across California markets
In Los Angeles on June 4 the dairy and hog trade showed varied results with 182 lb hogs at 11 dollars, 208-211 lb hogs at 10 dollars, and calves active with gains up to 25 cents. Imperial and central California steers traded around 101 to 75, while Mexicans and cows moved between 86 and 90 dollars. Vealers offered up to 15 dollars with some heavies around 11.50. Sheep count noted at 1,900 with arrivals not yet in. A separate note mentions Miss Inez Duke of Opelika, Alabama joining a law firm with her father and brother as partners.
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Los Angeles
USDA
Cate
Santa Rosa Island
Imperial
Central California
Inez Duke of
Opelika, Ala
Potatoes and Bar Silver Reports Across Regions
POTATOES CHICAGO June 4 AP USDA reports show 43 new 14 old stock and total U S shipments 992. Wisconsin Idaho and southern states offer varied prices from 2.40 to 4.00 per cwt. Salt Lake City lists state shipment totals by region. Bar silver in New York and London quoted at 34 and 15 13-16d per ounce respectively.
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Washington
W. L Cooper
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Commerce Department
Salt Lake City
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Southern
Diliss
Alabama
California
Georgia
Louisiana
Maine
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
London
Money market steady as call money and loans hold
Call money remains at 3 percent for the day. Time loans show steady rates across 30 to 60 days at 3 percent, 90 days at 3 percent. Shorter terms like four months at 3 1 4 percent and five to eight months at 3 3 4 percent. Prime commercial paper at 2 4 percent. Bankers' acceptances unchanged.
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MONEY
New York
Flour Market Minneapolis Flour Prices Steady
Minneapolis June 4 AP flour shipments reach 30 295 bran at 21 to 21 50 per unit prices unchanged for the day reflecting steady market conditions as reports show steady shipments and flat bran pricing.
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