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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1923

Page

7

Dempsey Accelerates Training for Labor Day Title Bid

Great Falls Montana June 5 AP Speed marked a Dempsey camp session as the world heavyweight champion sparred eight rounds with partners including Joe Benjamin a San Francisco lightweight A tentative Labor Day title match pitting Joe Benjamin against Benny Leonard for the lightweight crown was announced contingent on Dempsey meeting Harry Willis in Great Falls or New York on Labor Day and not if the heavyweight title fight occurs that day per manager Jack Wearns.

Great Falls Mont Joe Benjamin San Francisco Bennay Leonard Labor Day Denpsey Harry Willis New York

Gibbons Sent Off For July 4 Dempsey Fight

St Paul June 5 AP Tommy Gibbons heavyweight title contender leaves for Shelby Montana to train for the July 4 bout with Jack Dempsey. A downtown parade honors Gibbons accompanied by his wife and three children and he is expected to reach Shelby by Wednesday night. The rabbit foot luck gift from Mayor Nelson is part of the send off story.

St. Paul Minn Tommy Gibbons Shelby Mont Jack Dempsey Great Northern Depot Gibbons Arthur E. Nelson Uly Nelson Foot

World flyweight title bout postponed at Polo Grounds

The world flyweight championship between Jimmy Wilde of England the holder and Pancho Villa Filipino challenger was postponed from Saturday June 16 to Monday June 18 at the Polo Grounds Athletic.?

New York Jimmy Wilde England Pancho Villa Filipio Polo Grounds Monv

Domestic Silver Purchases Suspended Under Pittman Act

New York June 5 AP reports that purchases of domestic silver under the Pittman act have been suspended. The notation for domestic bar silver in the local market is discontinued as of today.

New York

Early Money Skins as Earliest Form of Wealth

The article notes that animal skins functioned as the earliest money, serving as a primitive form of wealth and medium of exchange in ancient economies.

Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Claims Relief

A wartime style ad describes backache and kidney bladder symptoms such as frequent urination and discolored urine. Mrs Feber of Medford Massachusetts reports relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. The copy urges stopping backache and kidney troubles with Foley Kidney Pills and notes it is sold everywhere.

Feber Medford Mass Foley

Baldwin Plain on Liquor Case

London reports Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin was questioned in the House of Commons about the impact of the U S Supreme Court ruling barring intoxicating liquor on ships in U S waters after June 6. Baldwin said Britain accepts international comity and that jurisdiction is not exercised to disturb public order, and that Britain urged the U S to modify enforcement, though the U S did not accept the suggestion.

London Stanley Baldwin House of Commons United States Supreme Court United States Baldwin

Molla Mallory Defeats Bancroft in Open Tourney Round

London reports Mrs Molla Mallory the American champion beat Mise Leslie Bancroft of Boston 6-3 7-5 in the second round at the Gypsy club open tournament held in Stamford Hill.

Molla London Molla Mallory Mise Leslie Bancroft Boston Stamford Hill

Negro to read the Declaration at Boston ceremony

A Negro youth will read the declaration of independence from the balcony of the old state house during Municipal Day in Boston. This marks the first time the honor has been given to a Black participant in the long running observance.

Boston Old State House

Four Knights Templar Train Wreck Kills Four Near Durand

A Grand Trunk train carrying Knights Templar to a Michigan convention derailed two miles west of Durand. Four men died, about 40 were injured, including Ionia commandery head W H Sween. The wreck occurred after the engine left the track and overturned baggage and two coaches. Investigations are underway.

Durand Mich Knights Templar Western Michigan Grand Trunk Here Grand Rapids Knights Pearson Waldron W. H. McSween Ionia Commandery Templar Tonia St. Johns Owosso

Smiths veto a shrewd move

Bishop Homer C. Stuntz says Governor Smiths repeal of New Yorks prohibition enforcement act is a shrewd move that should alarm ministers and churches and mobilize them to combat the change. He spoke to Chicago Methodist leaders and Garret Biblical Institute alumni.

Chicago Smith New York Homer C. Stuntz Omaha Chicago Methodist Preachers Garret Biblical Institute Stuntz

Ohio Heat Wave Kills, Drowns Four in Ohio

Reports from across Ohio show one person dead and one woman and one man prostrated by a four day heat wave. The heat has driven temperatures near record levels for this time of year. Three additional deaths by drowning are attributed to the heat in the state.

Columbus Ohio Mercury

NYU awards first women diplomacy scholarships

New York University has granted the first diplomacy scholarships for women in America from an endowment by Frederic Courtland Penfield. The awards mark a historic milestone in higher education and professional access for women.

America New York University Frederic Courtland Penfield

Shrine dance to be held at Inkem High Way Inn

Shrine club invites members to a Wednesday evening dance at the Inkem High Way Inn. Members with cars to transport passengers are asked to meet at Temple Pharmacy between 8:30 and 9:00.

Shrine Shrine Club Inkem Highway Inn Temple Pharmacy

Legion meeting urged for Memorial building drive

A. J. Pierce, chairman, asks all American Legion members to attend this evening's meeting at Andera's hall. The session is described as important and every member is urged to attend.

A. J. Pierce American Legion Andera’ Hall

Enrolment Notice Issued By City Superintendent

Superintendent Walter Siders announces all high school students who failed to complete enrollment for the next semester must finish Friday or Saturday forenoons this week between 9 a m and 12 noon. Includes 8A students from both town sides and all high school work pupils.

Walter Siders

Foley Kidney Pills Ad Sparks Quick Relief Claim

An advertisement from Perry Georgia features Frank Richardson describing backache rheumatic pains and frequent urination. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as quick relief with a note to refuse substitutes and insist on Foley's sold everywhere.

Frank Richardson Perry Georgia Foley Foley’s

Fraternitas and Public Life in a Candid Forum

A speech condemns abuses of fraternal loyalty while urging just, ethical fraternal relations in public life. The speaker recalls local examples of brothers joining different orders and churches, warning against using fraternal ties for selfish ends.

Fraternalism, Loyalty, and Masonry in American Life

A reflection on fraternal orders, their civic duties, and dangers from impostors. The speaker warns against unauthenticated groups exploiting fraternal ritual for commercial gain, praises genuine Masonry and Shrine values, and urges steadfast patriotism and unity under the flag.

Markets End of Day Report Chicago Omaha Hogs and Cattle

Chicago and Omaha market notes show hogs firm early with strong early sales, but later trading slows. Prices range with top hogs around 7.30 for 180-240 lb, while 250-326 lb butchers 6.90-7.25. Cattle receipts 13,000 with better beef steer and stocker activity, top mixed yearlings about 11.00, mature steers 11.15, vealers 9.59 downward, cows 6.00-8.00. Sheep receipts 8,000 with spring lambs near steady, California and native lambs trading 14.50-15.85.

Chicago California Springs

Kansas City Livestock Prices June 5 Cattle Hogs and Sheep

Cattle receipts 10 060 calves 1500 yearlings and stock cows mostly steady to weak with bids lower prime cows at 8 00 bulk 4 50 to 6 25 few loadsheifers 8 50 to 9 00 early sales mostly steady good steers 9 26 to 10 40 best above 11 00 cannery and cutters 2 75 to 4 00 common to good bulls 4 26 to 4 75 top dealers 9 00. Hogs receipts 17 000 steady slow some sales to shippers 8 60 top 6 75 to 6 80 averages 6 75 6 80 medium weight 6 75 or 10 to 15c lower sows weak 5 66 stock pigs steady bulk 6 00 to 6 25. Sheep receipts 6 000 spring lambs strong to 15e higher top 14 80 better grades largely 14 00 and above clippers 13 50 sheep generally steady Texas wethers 5 60 7 00.

Omaha Bc Lewer California Kansas City Texas Wethers

Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices From St Joseph

Hogs receipts 1 100 at dull bid 6280 for a few loads with 120 to 230 pound averages 10 cents lower than yesterday packers bids down 116 cents. Cattle receipts 3 600 best fed steers and yearlings steady to strong spots up 1 dollar. cows and yearlings uneven with some unsaleable. Veal calves steady top 8 58. Sheep receipts 6 000 slow spring lambs steady to 26 cents higher 14 75 15 00 California ewes 56 50 up to 25 cents.

St. Joseph California

Sugar market quiet as futures dip then rally in New York

In New York on June 6 the early raw sugar market showed no sales and steady prices at 6% for Cuban cost and freight. The raw sugar futures opened 3 to 7 points lower on liquidation, then recovered with covering and outside buying as warm weather persisted. Midday quotes were unchanged to 5 points higher, with fair demand for refined sugar and ongoing volatility in refined futures around 9.75 to 9.90 for granulated.

New York Cubas

Potatoes market report with varied regional prices

Chicago recognizes a volatile potato market with June receipts totaling 62 cars and a shipment value of 22 dollars. Wisconsin and Michigan bulk round whites fetch 65 to 70 cwt, new stock weak. Alabama and South Carolina show mixed barrels and prices around 2.76 to 3.30 per unit.

Chicago Wisconsin Michigan Alabama South Carolina

Market Prices for Grains and Meats in Chicago

On June 5 in Chicago, prices for wheat No 2 hard ranged 1.10 to 1.11, No 2 northern 1.10, corn No 2 mixed 3 82 percent, No 2 yellow 34 percent 84. Oats No 2 white 44 44, No 3 white 42 44. Rye nominal. Barley 60 69. Timothy seed 5.50 to .60. Clover seed 12.00 to 17.0. Pork nominal. Lard 11.16. Ribs 8.75 to 9.62.

Chicago

Exchange News Bends Amid Foreign Market Irregularities

Foreign exchange notes from New York on June 5 report irregularities across markets. Britain shows 42 percent, with cable rates at 42 percent, 60 day bills at 260 percent, and France noting demand changes.

New York Great Britain France

Fragmented numeric list with international figures and percentages

A string of currency like percentages and numeric values arranged by country including Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Spain Greece and Argentina Brazil with stray decimals and duplicated items. It reads as a data snippet lacking cohesive context or narrative.

Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Czecho Slovakia Czzecho Slovakia Argentine Brazil Montreal

Copper and related metals hold steady in New York

Copper steady with electrolytic spot and futures near 15. Tin unchanged with spot around 42. Iron prices unchanged. Lead steady with spots 17.25 and 7.37. Zinc quiet with East St. Louis spot near 6.35 and nearby 6.40. Antimony spots 6.90 and 7.00.

New York East St. Louis

Liberty bonds and Treasury issues closing values

New York June 5 Liberty bonds closed with 3 8 at 100.19 for the first 4s blank and second 48 blank. First 4%5 at 98.10 and second 4%5 at 98.90. Third 4%e at 98.24 and fourth at 98.12. Victory 4%s blank. U Treasury 4%s at 99.19.

New York Liberty Bonds Victory U. Treasury

Money Markets Steady Amid Mixed Collateral Rates

New York money market reported firmer conditions with e call rates near 4 to 5 percent and closing bids around 64 percent. Time loans remained steady. call loans against acceptances about 4 percent. mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 4 percent to 5 percent and 4 to 6 months at 5 percent. prime commercial paper noted.

New York

Silver prices slip in New York and London markets

In New York on June 5 bar silver stood at 65 percent foreign, with Mexican dollars at 49 percent. In London on June 5 bar silver traded at 31 11 16 pence per ounce.

New York London

Senator Borah Plans Boise Visit After Washington Trip

Senator William E Borah writes Boise friends that he and Mr Borah will leave Washington in mid June and come directly to Boise.

William E. Borah Boise Washington

Professor Cary Black Appointed State Bridge Engineer

Professor Cary Black, formerly of Idaho, has been appointed as the state engineer of bridges. He has taught in the engineering department at Tech during the past year.

Cary Black Nne Cary The Tech

Bride Window Displays Spark Bride Focused Window Quests

The Fargo Wilson Wells company presents three window displays for June brides. One shows the bride and trousseau, another features gifts for the bride, and the third highlights gifts for the home. The displays have drawn considerable comment.

Fargo-Wilson-Wells Company

Idaho Won't Parade At Shrine Convention

Washington June 5 Idaho will not be represented in the Shrine convention parade as no patrol from El Korah temple Idaho will attend. Delegates Donald B. Whi Geers Meetharten Dr A A Jes Boise and John Q Badley Boise attend business sessions instead of the parade.

Washington Idaho Mammoth Shrine Ony el Korah Donald

Memorial building fundraiser grosses with admissions

The article reports a total of 170 dollars turned over to Amusement by the county memorial building project. It notes forty eight adult admissions and several children's admissions were sold, with donations from patrons and individuals purchasing multiple tickets to aid the fund.

Bannock County Memorial Ren

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