Pioneer Gesas of Idaho Falls Dies After Illness
Mrs Estelle Raphael Gesas wife of Barney Gesas a long time Idaho Falls merchant died at 112 South Water street after 15 months of illness. Pneumonia and complications led to death. Funeral at the Elks home then burial in Brooklyn with her sister Miss Nell Raphael accompanying the body east. Born New York January 23 1873 she married in 1886 and moved from Rock Springs Wyoming to Kemmerer then Idaho Falls where they lived 25 years. She leaves eight children and several siblings in New York and Brooklyn.
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Idaho Falls
Estelle Raphael Gesas
Barney Gesas
South Water Street
Elks Home
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gesas
Nell Raphael
Oakland
Gesas&Bo
Otto
Sarah
Marry Raphael
Simon Nelson
Central Valley
N.Y
Gesas Familly
Boy Killed Under Train In Payson
Lynn Ballard 12 died after being struck by an Orem train in Payson Utah. Witnesses said the boy, trying to ride a bicycle, seemed confused as the locomotive approached and three wheels passed over him.
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Payson
Utah
Lynn Ballard
Melvin J. Ballard
Man found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Christmas crash
Monta D. Johnson, 28, convicted by a district court jury of involuntary manslaughter for the death of Clair J. Christensen, 5, and the injuries to Maxine Cooper, 17 months, when a car struck pedestrians at a Salt Lake City intersection on Christmas Eve. Jurors deliberated over 10 hours. sentencing set for tomorrow.
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Salt Lake City
Monta D. Johnson
Clair J. Christensen
Maxine Cooper
Johnson
Borah and MacDonald Move to Reduce Naval Armaments
Washington reports indicate early steps toward U.S. and Britain naval arms reductions. Ramsay MacDonald and Senator Borah have maintained long correspondence on disarmament policy, signaling potential rapid action under the new British prime minister and President Hoover.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
Hoover
MacDonald
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Labor
Stimson
Mexco
Tour Planned of Grimm Alfalfa Seed Sections
County Agent R. Bristol arranged a farm tour for Bannock county farmers to inspect Grimm certified alfalfa seed in Bingham county. The 14 June Friday trip from Pocatello visits Aberdeen station, Aber deen Grandview Springfield and Blackfoot fields, a cleaning plant, then returns the same evening.
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R. Bristol
Bingham County
Bannock County
Pocatello
Aberdeen
Grandview
Springfield
Blackfoot
Idaho Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growers’ Association
Pecateo
Anderson School Reopens Kindergarten for Summer
The kindergarten department at Adelaide Anderson school will reopen for the summer. From June 10, classes run two hours daily, five days a week, with special attention to music rhythm handwork language and projects. Parents are urged to consider this summer program for children aged four to six.
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Adelaide Anderson School
Interstate panel denies reopening coal case
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused the joint request by the Western Pennsylvania Coal Traffic Bureau and the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad to reopen the lake cargo coal matter. The decision closes the case as of June 7.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Pennsylvania Coal Traffic Bureau
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Lake Cargo
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Tribune
Chicago
Morrison Hotel
Madison and
Clark Streets
Tellest
George A. Parks
Alaska
Juneau
Cal
Mary Catherine Thompson
Mills College
Salt Lake
Anderson School
Julia M. Strack
Fargo
Clorful
Lord Rochester
Michaels Sterns
Rowles-Mack Co
Wilson Bros
Stetson
Hickey-Freeman and Society
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