Idaho Chamber Letter Urges End to Snowville Road Inequality
Frances M. Niemeyer, secretary of the Nampa Idaho Chamber of Commerce, forwards a letter praising stand against road discrimination. The note recalls incidents on the Snowville road, including tourists and a garage visit, and mentions Pocatello and Wyoming sign concerns. The secretary offers chamber support to address the issue.
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Nampa
Niemeyer
Snowville
Mr. McDermond
Decko
Pocatello
Auto Association
Wyoming
Frances M. Niemeyer
Eastern Idaho protests Salt Lake road routing bias
Residents accuse Salt Lake bureau of steering tourists off the Yellowstone loop to the Evergreen Snowville route, harming Pocatello and eastern Idaho towns. They cite $150,000 in losses this season and call for Salt Lake accountability as investigations unfold.
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W. D. Rishel
Utah Automobile Association
Salt Lake
Idaho
Highay
Snowville
Yn Falls
Boise
Road Information Bureau
Evergreen
Twin Falls
Yellowstone
Pocatello
American Falls
Rishel
Salt Lake Tribune
Idaho Falls
Ancges Ag
The
Tribune
Yellowstone Parkway
Logan Canyon
Bear Iake
Salt Lake-Yellowstone
Utah
Park
Montpelier, Afton
Victor and
Jackson
Yellowstone Park
Pocatello Commercial Club
Saltke
Burley
Buhl
Lava Hot Springs
Ontpelier
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Tremonton
Malta
Albion
Ida
Cache Valley
Logan
Muc
Maner
Walter Meacham
Oregon Trail Association
Mars Opposition Observations At Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff observers at the Lowell Observatory prepare for Mars opposition as it reaches opposite the sun tonight and again near the earth on June 18. Dr. E C Stipher notes new photography and drawings tracking Mars as Percival Lowell’s legacy telescope system aids study of surface changes and potential vegetation. Mars will be about 32 380 000 miles away on June 18, with the planet’s apparent diameter growing since January.
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Flagstaff
Lowell Observatory
Mars
Insoua
Earth
E. C. Stipher
Venus
Percival Lowell
Stipher
Mar
Naval budget trimmed by Senate panel
Washington June 10 AP the senate appropriations committee reports naval appropriations of 294 235 000 a net rise of 42 965 000 from the house bill and 131 251 000 below the navy department request the measure to be called up next Monday under plans by Senator Dexter to handle the budget no new Pacific coast bases or bases at San Pedro Alameda or Sandpoint are funded by the committee.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Navy Department
Poindexter
Republican
Posses search for Negro slayer in Texas shooting
Carthage Texas June 10 AP posses of citizens and officers are tracking Zak King a Negro charged with shooting to death Park Rayburn son of B V Rayburn a local farmer. Yeang Rayburn wife of Park was slightly wounded when the Negro fired twice after a dispute over money.
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Carthage
Texas
Zak King
Park Rayburn
B. V. Rayburn
Yeang Rayburn
Building trades seek unity among unions in AFL meeting
Cincinnati June 10 officials of the building trades department of the AFL moved to end unrest by directing all international union presidents to meet in Chicago. They weigh plans for pacifying disputes and reaffiliation of a union with the federation as a path to peace.
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Cincinnati
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Cappuntats
Ruth's Sixth Home Run of the Year
Ruth hit his sixth homer of the year in the inning with one man on base off Shock er, sending the ball over the right field fence. The report notes the June 10 game and pitches by Shock er.
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Louis
Ruth
Shocker
Texas Rangers Investigate Alleged Former Soldier Inquiry
A garbled AP report notes Texas Rangers in Laredo, Texas, handling a request related to a former soldier from military ranks. Details remain unclear as officials confirm an inquiry is underway and sources reference Gov. Laredo. The investigation follows public statements by Mr. Walls.
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toBa
Excio Blanco
Ranzo Army
Walls
Gov. Laredo
Jene
Texas Rangers
Man Dies After Banana Peel Fall in Dallas Office Lobby
Dallas report says Robert H. Reese, 30, slipped on a banana peel in a sixth floor office lobby and fell down a banister, dying instantly. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as he plummeted to the stairwell below. Authorities investigated the accident as a tragic slip and fall incident.
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Dallas
Texas
Robert H. Reese
Murder suspect held in Colorado riot at mine near Terre Haute
About 100 men gathered at the Kerns Coal mine near Terre Haute Indiana demanding miners quit. The crowd swelled to 300 at the Riley mine as workers faced threats and a fight broke out injuring several. Authorities reached the scene to calm the disturbance and restore order.
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Terre Haut
Ind
Kerns Coal Company
Here
Kearns
Morr
Faulkner
Riley
Terre Haute
A. A. Wolfe
Davyones
The
United
Iily
Kern Coal Company
Kern Company
Slayer Tries To Solve Porter County Sand Dune Death
In Porter County Indiana authorities investigated the death of an unidentified man whose partially burned and decomposed body was found on a sand dune. Theories ranged from a mob hit to revenge killing as investigators searched for clues including a suitcase stamped with the name Anderson and possible staged evidence.
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Chicago
Porter County
Indiana
Aleo Stgman
Anderson
Ward's Father and Brother Sought in Slaying Case
Sheriff deputies search for George Ward and Ralph Ward father and brother of Walter Ward the confessed slayer of Clarence Peters. Subpoenas issued but they fled Spuyten Duyvil area hours before deputies arrived seeking details of blackmail linked to the Peters case and possible payments.
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White Plains
N. Y
George
Ward
Ralph D. Ward
Walter
Clarence Peters
Howels
Peters
Keniscore Reservoir
Half Million for Campaign Fund
Washington June 10 AP Plans of the Republican national committee to raise a campaign fund of 500000 to create public sentiment favorable to a Republican congress in the November election were detailed to President Harding by Ed W Appam treasurer of the national committee. The fund raising was decided at the meeting of Republican leaders called by John T Adams. Appam said the committee would not target individuals but present the record of Congress since 1920.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Harding
Ed W. Appam
National Committee
John T. Adams
Uppam
White House
Pillory Wins Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park
Pillory ridden by R. T. Wilson Jr. won the $50,000 Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park this afternoon. Snob II finished second and then third. Pillory, the Preakness winner, was a third choice in the race orders. Snob II was the favorite. The time was 2:18 4/6.
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New York
Pillory
R. T. Wilson Jr
Belmont Park
Snob IL
Snob Tl
Hea
Major Ronald True Claims Scottish Nobility Amid Forgery Case
San Francisco reports Major Ronald True, released from a murder reprieve, claiming the title Lord DeFreyne and identifying as stepson of Lord Glen Falloch. He had served 15 months in Alameda County Jail for forging postal money orders. Federal officers traced his flight from the Pacific coast to New Orleans, where he was arrested, and identified him by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police style belt left in a San Francisco hotel. True later left for Hong Kong seeking British army enlistment.
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San Francisco
Ronald True
Bri
Lord Yne
Glen Falloch
Scotland
Alameda
California
True
Madie Bove Apim
Era
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Sen
Arthur Maid French
Lord DeFreyne
French Park
County Roscommon
Ireland
Africa
Brazil
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Madiera
Hong Kong
Madeira
Reprieve of Major True Sparks London Outcry
London June 10 AP reports a furious response to Major Donald True's reprieve from execution. The Evening Standard says Parliament may be asked to revisit the case Monday. Supporters of Home Secretary Shortt cite law allowing clemency when mental illness is shown after death sentence. Three medical experts hired by the Home Office assessed True as insane after two months observation.
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London
Donald True
Aries
Gertrude Yates
Evening Standard
Shortt
Secretary of State
Home Office
Preferred meal ticket to liberty in Aberdeen jail raid
Aberdeen June 10 AP The cost of living in jail will be computed for Somonon Auvienen and 15 others arrested in a raid. Auvienen chose liberty while colleagues remained to face the superior court. He returned to jail with likely charges for board sharing.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Somonon Auvienen
Aurenen
Salt Lake City Jail Holds Suspect in Idaho Murder Case
Arthur Martin, 28, jailed in Salt Lake City on a murder charge tied to a shooting of Frank Mace in Pocatello Idaho on October 16 1921. Police say Martin may be a gang member tied to a string of bank robberies across Utah and Idaho. Telegrams were sent to Pocatello for information as authorities confer with Utah officials.
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East Lake City
Arthur Martin
Ann
Mace
Pocatello
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Grand Junction
Colorado
Salt Lake
Martin
Nore Age
Utah
V. Tucker
River
Rio Grande
Bureine
Espnnact
Alice Pendizsen
Flalt Lake
Elk Pageant in Boise Parade to Cap itol Review Stand
Governor Davis will lead Elks along with Idaho delegates and patriotic groups in a two mile Boise parade on Wednesday. Four divisions and many bands will march to the capitol where dignitaries will assemble on the reviewing stand per state Elks reunion committee.
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Boise
D. W. Davis
Elks
Idaho
Steel output shows rise in unfilled orders for U. S. Steel
The June monthly tonnage report from U. S. Steel indicates 5,524 tons of unfilled orders. This marks an increase over April’s unfilled orders which totaled 5,096,917 tons.
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New York
U. & Steel Corporation
Murdered Woman Former Boiseite Miss Alice Mallett
Alice Mallett of Ontario Oregon formerly Boise resident, aged about, a YWCA department director and matron of the Crittenden Home for Girls, was killed in Jackson Michigan. Freeman Hacket is held for examination. bloodstains on his shirt and a bruised wrist noted.
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Boise
Idaho
Alice Mallett
Ontario
Ore
Jackson
Mich
Y. W
Mallett
Crittenden Home
Freeman Hacket
Cabinet wedding set for today in Washington
News from Washington reports the first cabinet wedding of the Harding administration will be held this evening. Miss Catherine Hughes, daughter of the secretary of state, and a member of New York society are the principals in a ceremony expected to draw prominent guests.
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Washington
Harding
Catherine Hughes
Peesesary
Ugh and
Uagey
Renin
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