Death ends romance of Major Mott and opera singer
Major Jordan Lawrence Mott Browne, once heir to a vast fortune, died near Roseburg Oregon aged 50. He left New York with Frances Browne, the light opera singer, forsaking his father’s fortune to pursue love and literary dreams. They sailed from New York in 1912 aboard the Indradeo, while Mott earlier made his mark as a Harvard graduate and hard news reporter.
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Los Angeles
Jordan Lawrence Mott
Frances Browne
Major Mott
Roseberg
Ore
Browne
Walter Browne
New York
Mott
Francis Mewitt Browne
J. L. Mott
Harvard
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High School Band Director Praises Wendell Birrell’s Group
L J Schnabel, director of the high school band in Tulsa, writes from a national contest to Wendell Birrell praising the Poky band. He notes class distinctions, pride in Poky, and plans for officer marking and new ideas to boost success next year.
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Wendell Birrell
L J. Selynabel
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Haridis
Wendell
Pocatello
Idaho
Boehman
America
Oil pipe fatal hit kills woman in Illinois city
A 100 pound drilling pipe hurled by a dynamite detonation struck a three story building and crushed the Bozarth auto in Quincy Illinois. Mrs. Bozarth was decapitated and her husband injured slightly while returning from a visit with their son at La Grange Missouri.
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Quincy
Ill
Rockefeller Gift Delights Baptists in Kansas City
Kansas City June 5. John D Rockefeller Jr announced a 400000 dollar gift to the Northern Baptist convention as delegates opened discussion of the financial problem. The announcement sparked enthusiasm among attendees.
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Kansas City
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Northern Baptist Convention
Secretary Inspects Idaho Dairy Herds
Secretary of the Eastern Idaho District Fair J C Sorenson travels through Jefferson Madison Memond and Teton counties to select dairy herds for the Blackfoot fair on September 29 30 and October 1 2 He will arrange bands for a high school contest and recently attended Black and White Day at Downey inspecting Holsteins for the Bannock county herd selection.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribunes
J. C. Sorenson
Dr. Sorenson
Downey
Bannock County
Boise’s Mayor Is Officially Kissed Arras Visit
Arras France June 6 AP America's visiting mayors toured nearby battlefields while a telegram to convention officers announced an oper at ing budget package with no conditions. Dr W H Bowler called the donor generous and unconstrained in use of gifts. San Francisco was selected for the 1932 convention.
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Arras
France
America
Here
W. H. Bowler
San Francisco
Doctor Chilton to Attend Educational Congress in California
Dr. A. L. Chilton will leave Sunday June 7 for Berkeley California to attend an Educational Congress at the University of California. The office will be kept open for your convenience.
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A. L. Chilton
Berkely
Calif
University of California
Mayors Receive Official Accolade In France
Returning to receive the honor of the city and attend an official luncheon the party arrived from Lille where the president of the Automobile Club of the North awarded the Accolade to Mayors George L. Baker of Portland Oregon and James P. Po of Boise Idaho. They were the first to be kissed officially since arriving in France.
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Lille
Automobile Club of the North
George L. Baker
Portland
Ore
James P. Po
Boise
Idaho
France
Southern California leaders press quick Colorado river aqueduct start
Mayors city councilmen engineers and attorneys from 15 southern California cities urged rapid construction of the Colorado river aqueduct at a Los Angeles dinner. A bond election before year end was discussed with $220 million cited as a possible total cost bearing interest for 15 years until the water carrier is finished and selling water to served regions. Attendees included officials from Los Angeles Santa Ana Anaheim San Bernardino Colton San Marino Long Beach Pasadena Santa Monica Beverly Hills Torrance Glendale Burbank and Compton.
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Los Angeles
California
Metropolitan Water District
Colorado River Aqueduct
Boulder Dam
Santa Ana
Anaheim
San Bernardino
Colton
San Marino
Long Beach
Pasadena
Santa Monica
Beverly Hills
Torrance
Glendale
Burbank
Pulleron
Compton
Rudy Baldwins 9 Aces at Dance Gardens Friday Saturday
Frn. and Sat. nights feature Rudy Baldwin at Dance Gardens with a nine ace set list and lively social dancing aglow in local nights.
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Rudy Baldwin
Dance Gardens
Orange Lemon Named In Feature About Pocatello
The Pocatello Tribune notes in John Hix’s daily Strange As It Seems column that Orange Lemon lives in Pocatello Idaho and ties the claim to Clyde Arnett. Lemon, a former Railway Mail Service assistant chief clerk, resides at 147 South Eleventh Avenue. Arnett now lives in Washington state.
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John Hix
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
The
Tribune
Hix
Orange Lemon
Idaho
Clyde Arnett
Lemon
South Eleventh Avenue
Railway Mail Service
Arnett
Washington State
Post Office
Peterson and Clark Firm Replaces Baum Partnership
Announcement that Judge O. R. Baum is no longer with Peterson Baum and Clark in Pocatello. J. H. Peterson and D. Worth Clark will practice as Peterson and Clark from the Carlson Building with offices unchanged.
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O. R. Baum
Pocatello
Peterson, Baum and Clark
J. H. Peterson
D. Worth Clark
Peterson and Clark
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Marcel
Ward
Mrs. Lee
Jaques Mfg. CO
Chicago
J. H. Peterson, D. Worth Clark
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Muriel Landsborough
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