Sorority Wins American History Essay Contest at Idaho
The Delta Gamma sorority won the George Washington bust trophy for highest scoring entry in the American history essay contest at the University of Idaho. First place went to Marjorie Simpson of Moscow, with second to Gertrude Groessema of Mountain Home and third to Blaine Staublefield of Lewiston.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
George Washington
Idaho Society
Delta Gamma Security
Forney Hall
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Ridenbaugh Hall
Marjorie Simpson
Gertrude Groessema
Mountain Home
Blaine Staublefield
Lewiston
Flora Buckingham
Orofino
Homer Peterson
Edmond Becher
Twin Falls
Farnsworth Jennings
Craigmont
Elsie Heinebach
Sharon
Wash
Leo Fleming
Burke
Vaughn Prater
Boise
Marion Sly
Rupret
Nellie Green
Troy
Irene Woelfsen
Edward Tayior
Grangeville
C. J. Brosnan
University
Delta Gamma
Washington to send reply to Japan on immigration law
The state department nears completion of the reply to Japan over the exclusion section of the new immigration law. The document will be sent to Ambassador Hanihara for transmission and copied to the Tokyo embassy. A public release is not likely until next week.
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Washington
State Department
Hughes
Coolidge
Tokio
Anihara
Hanibara
Royal Coach Departure From Bannock Hotel
Royal Coach plans to leave Bannock Hotel on Sunday at 2 30 for Lava.
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Royal
Bannock Hotel
Lava
Malad Social Roundup Highlights Weddings and Local News
Malad residents share family events with births marriages and travels. Mrs James McKay visits San Francisco. Mrs Margaret Avery travels to Baltimore. Lions Club luncheon features Palmer sisters. Os-sires report several weddings including Stowe Jensen Stuart Harris Thomas Ward. Local social notes recall clubs and residents recent activities.
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Myrtle I. Pelton
Rebekah
A. E. Pelton
Winnie Greer
Odd Fellows
Blackfoot
Serene
Eugene Davis
Twin Falls
Salt Lake
Dorothy Stowe
William Stowe
Gilbert Jensen
A. W. Jensen
Malad
Hame
Ogden
Edith Stuart
Thomas Stuart
Charles E. Harris
Stone
David Thomas
Merle Ward
Malt Lake City
Ward
Molad
John G. Evans
Kensington Club
Indictments Reported in Forbes Veterans Bureau Probe
Chicago June 7 AP Indictments in the second federal grand jury investigation of the United States Veterans Bureau under former director Colonel Charles R Forbes were reported yesterday and immediately suppressed. John W H Crim assistant attorney general led the probe and would not disclose counts or names. A woman’s testimony received particular attention from the grand jury already in session since last Monday.
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Chicago
United States Veterans Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
John W. H. Crim
Fliers to Leave Amoy Saturday from Shanghai Route
American round the world aerial expedition plans a 5 30 am hop off for Amoy as the Tracy destroyer arrives in Shanghai to support the mission. The group moves to Amoy as their next stop after leaving Shanghai tomorrow morning.
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Shanghai
Amoy
Tracy
Mysterious Traveler Briefly Stops by Boston and Bannock
A fragmentary note records a traveler passing through Boston and Bannock for a few days, with unclear details about purpose or activities. The text mentions a tuner and a brief stopover, leaving questions about origin and destination unresolved.
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Boston
Bannock
Longley Heads G A R of State in Idaho
L Longley of Twin Falls was elected state department commander of the G A R at the closing session of the state convention in Weiser Officers of the Ladies of the G A R and the Women s Relief Corps also named officers and a joint reception for delegates and friends followed A joint convention will meet next year in Twin Falls at the Hotel Washington for the three groups with a noon picnic planned today
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Washington
Twin Fally
Kangaroo Babies Helpless at Birth Process Explained
Observations at the New York Zoo reveal the birth of kangaroos is rudimentary. The newborn weighs about twenty grains, an inch long, and pink with naked body, developing further in the mother's pouch before finally leaving at six months after maturing.
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New York
New York Zoo
W. Reid Blair
Baby Elephants Playful in Juvenile Behavior Study
In New York on June 7, reported notes explain elephant life cycles. Female elephants mature by 35 and breed until 75, bearing young roughly every three years. Calves weigh about 200 pounds at birth and stand 36 inches tall, with 18 to 21 month gestation.
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New York
Charles Mayer
Foley Pills For Inactive Kidneys Ad Claims Relief
Dorchester Iowa resident Landon Taylor endorses Foley Pills as a kidney remedy improving liver function and back strength. The ad states the pills flush kidneys and increase activity, with claims of relief from dizziness and fatigue. Sold everywhere through Tribune Want Ads.
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Landon Taylor
Dorchester
Iowa
Honorary Awards Made at University
Three honorary awards were announced at the university commencement by President A. H. Upham. The William E. Borah debate prize went to Walter Greathouse Boise Charles Chandler Moscow and Francis McKee Shoshone for debate distinction. Ruth Zornes Coeur d Alene won the Mary E K Forney cup for scholarship and development. Francis Eldridge Moscow won the Philo Sherman Bennett prize of 35 dollars for the best essay on American government principles.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
A. H. Upham
William E. Borah
Walter Greathouse
Boise
Charles Chandler
Francis McKee
Shoshone
Mary EK. Forney
Forney Hall
Ruth Zornes
Coeur d’Alene
Philo Sherman Bennett
Francis Eldridge
Burton Named Outstanding GOP Keynoter for Cleveland Convention
Theodore Elijah Burton, Cleveland congressman of 24 years, will preside as temporary chairman and deliver the keynote at the Republican National Convention opening June 10 in Cleveland. A longtime lawmaker, former U S senator, and author, Burton is renowned for finance expertise and strong support of Harding and Coolidge. He placed Taft’s name in nominating at the 1908 convention.
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Cleveland
Theodore Elijah Burton
House
Burton
Jefferson
Ohio
Oberlin College
United States Senate
Chicago
Sans Commission
Harding
Intergente 7 Union
National Ceane
Congress
Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
William Howard Taft
Cutting a Street Through Sidney Deering’s Property
Piedmont California June 7 The city council ordered condemnation proceedings to cut a new street through the property of Sidney Deering a Negro cafe owner amid protests over the purchase and occupation of his home in an exclusive residential district. The action aims to resolve the dispute by allowing street installation despite community opposition.
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Piedmont
Cal
Sidney Deering
Girard Richardson
Feast of Weeks Marks Jewish Pentecost Observances
The article explains Shabuoth or Weeks as a spring festival in the Pentateuch, linked to wheat harvest and first fruits. It notes its two day celebration for Orthodox Jews and one day for Reform worship, its biblical and historical meanings, and its role in synagogue services with the Ten Commandments and the Book of Ruth.
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Sunger
Holy Land
Temple
Pentateuch
Ithesides
Palestine
Israel
Mount Sinai
Sinai
Atill
Jewleh
Bhabueth Jservier
Will Plead for Training School at Convention
About 800 men who spent youth time in reformatories will march in Cleveland during the Republican national convention to protest alleged reform school evils and urge delegates to back abolishing deformatories in favor of training schools for boys. A delegation of reformatories’ gates and some prosperous business men will support the effort.
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Cleveland
United States
Real estate transfers filed including several Madison County deeds
Transfers show Mary A. Bistline to Ann W. Bird for lots in Block 321 and 8400 feet, Charles A. Carson to A D Watson for Lot 9 10 Block 182-4200 feet, James Co to Mt Loan Co Block 9 South Add Arimo, A J Hill to Bohenns M Olson in sections 33 township 7 range 39 FE, R 39 and other listed parcels with Benninger and Richards titles in new sections 24 township 11 range 8.
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Bistline
Mary A. Etux
Ann W. Bird
Carston
Charles A. Etux
A. D. Watson
James Ot Co
Mt. Loan
South Add
Arimo
Hill
A. J. Etux
Bohenns M. Olson
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Reading letters from Sharon Vermont and Brooklyn New York, readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing bearing-down pains and boosting vitality. The testimonials claim relief from fatigue and general improvement after using the product, urging others to try it with faith in its benefits.
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Sharon
Vermont
Lyda E. Pinkham
Mia
Lewis Thomney
Sharon, Vermont
Lydia E. Pinkhem
Abel
Groene Ave
Brooklyn
Russians Seek Week Change to 360 Day Calendar
Moscow reports a plan to abolish Sunday and shift to a Monday start for the year. The calendar would have 360 days, split into ten months of thirty, with five day weeks and four working days per week. Each day would be 25 hours long and each hour 60 minutes, with a five day rest cycle for workers.
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Moscow
Council of Trade Unions
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