Western Idaho angered by Frazier case action
An editorial in the Boise Statesman denounces the state board of education for demanding President Charles R. Frazier of the Idaho Technical Institute resign. It argues the move loses Idaho a public advantage and inflames sentiment against the board, amid broader tensions between the university and the Pocatello group.
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Plasterers Strike Affects Major Chicago Project
The international plasterers union announced a strike affecting $75,000 in construction by George A. Fuller Thompson Starrett and Longacre Engineering and Construction in Chicago De Beit Washington Toronto and New York.
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Light Showers Forecast for Today and Tonight
Local observer A. R. Teenle predicts light showers today and tonight with possible warmer and fair weather later. He notes last week’s rain may taper off and expects the week to remain suitable for walking, despite a brief downpour.
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Eastern businessmen seek deal as town critics loom
A group of eastern merchants gathered in Slotet Bannock lobby to discuss a deal needing mayoral approval, amid sharp town attitudes. The scene showed locals and visitors, including J. B. Richardson, Solomon, and A. M. Bird, staying at local hotels while many other travelers from Boise, Salt Lake, Seattle, and New York arrived or departed.
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Blackfoot
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Twin Falls
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Ogden
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Logan
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Seattle
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Woman Found Dead With Skull Crushed in Nebraska City
Unidentified woman about 27 was found dead in a vacant room of a bootlegging resort in Omaha Nob June 10 AP. Police said skull fractured and body beaten. discovered by Charles Davis a Black man who went to buy whiskey.
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Idaho Fraternal Order Pagies Concludes State Meeting
About 600 members of the Idaho Fraternal Order Pagies gathered for their annual state convention in Boles on June 10. Attendees heard reports from nearly every unit and discussed state laws and organization matters at an all day session.
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Winners in Remington Typing Contest at Senior High
Left to right Margaret Allard Florence Kelly and Dorothy Bucks winners of the highest award in the Remington typing contest held at the senior high school. They typed sixty words a minute for fifteen minutes with no errors and received Remington portable typewriters. The trio joins a growing Idaho record with gold medals for prior contests.
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Pocatello
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Idaho
Common Sense Guiding Life Emphasized by Wilbur
Secretary Wilbur urged the need for common sense in religion and world affairs during a university commencement talk. He said the Bible and creation narrate the universe and cautioned that law and policy must align with modern progress to avoid war and chaos.
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City Council Denies Several Rooming House Licenses
An adjourned council meeting denied licenses for Oliver hotel rooming house on North Main Bertha Buffington. the sherkins rooms East Center Grace Jones. a rooming house at 231 North Third Luciano Macazaga. and a soft drink sale license for Spiro Fellis 500 East Hayden. The actions followed Police Chief Lehrbas and Councilman Oliver's recommendations.
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L. A. Lehrbas
Geo. Oliver
William A Barrett
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Bannock Motor Company
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Overland Park
A. B. Johnson
East Benton
President Coolidge Returns From Minnesota Celebration
President Coolidge reaches Washington from Minnesota after attending the Norge-American celebration. The presidential train arrives at Union Station in good weather, and the Coolidges share breakfast aboard. He appears in good spirits and resumes White House duties immediately after arrival.
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Defections Reported Among Tribesmen in Morocco Front
Fez June 10 AP reports defections among Bhounaa tribesmen amid the French campaign against Abd el Krim’s Rif forces. French advances occupied Douaker and Djeba Azen. center front Rifians repulsed near Taounat while a French post at Mediouna was attacked.
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Tanlac Promises Quick Recovery From Grippe or Flu
After a bout of Grippe or flu, Tanlac is advertised to restore strength and vitality. The ad claims Tanlac cleanses the blood, revitalizes digestion, restores appetite, and returns the body to full vigor using a formula from roots and herbs. Buy a bottle today to start recovery.
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Jury sought in Shepherd murder trial in Chicago court
Still seeking jurors in Chicago as special venire of 100 men reports today in Judge Lynch's court for the murder trial of William D. Shepherd accused of killing his foster son William Nelson McClintock by typhoid inoculation. High jurors sworn and two more tentatively accepted.
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Only Contestant Receives Flowers at National Music Contest
A letter from Mrs Adelaide Andersen Sanford thanks the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce for presenting her with flowers after her performance at the National Federation of Music Clubs contest in Portland on June 6 7 and 8. She notes she was the only contestant from across the United States to receive flowers and praises Pocatello.
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Railroad Rumbles and City League Showdowns
Frank J. Campbell took a two day lay off to visit his Mink Creek ranch. An elderly man startled the Bannock hotel crowd by catching a train from the depot in three minutes with a taxi, barely missing No. 25. The shop and superintendent offices’ trapshooting team duel tonight around 5 30. The Eagles meet the Bears in a city league clash at Overland Park on June 3 with city honors at stake.
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Bears
Labour MP James Wignall Dies in House at 69
London June 10 AP Hon James Wignall labor member for Forest of Dean died today after taking ill in the house. He had long served as a trades union organizer for thirty years and was national organizer of the dock wharf riverside and general workers union. His Who's Who entry notes recreation as no time for anything but work.
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Wheat market drops as July futures tumble sharply
Winnipeg reports a sharp wheat market decline with July futures sliding amid weak orders and unstable gold value. Prices plunged to extreme lows as market pressure intensified and near-record lows were feared.
Eastern Idaho District fair plans completed for Blackfoot
Plans for the Eastern Idaho District fair to be held in Blackfoot September 15 to 18 were finalized by the board of directors. Exhibits will be scored on a 1000 point basis with five cents paid per point and a silver loving cup awarded to the top community. Total agricultural awards will reach about $1000. Advertising funds will be spread among state papers, with merchants contributing merchandise instead of cash. Bonneville County commissioners reported they would not participate this year. Idaho Falls residents planned to fund subscriptions locally. Attendees included T. J. Bennett Shelley W W Brown Otto P Hobel T C Young Arco I S Hardman Mackay Joe Thomett F C McGowan Harvey Holmes S L Fieldsted of Pocatello W D Pierce C Clark B G Hoone M L Tillery Blackfoot S L Taylor Rigby.
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Harvey Holmes
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Pocatello
W. D. Pierce
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Thanking Friends for Kindness After Lena Blakley Death
The undersigned express gratitude to friends for ministrations during the bereavement following Lena S. Blakley's death. Mr. and Mrs. Mont Amos convey thanks and remembrance for the acts of kindness shown.
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Big dance Inkom Thurs night
A note announces a social event in Inkom titled Big dance with Bus'es Orchestra performing Thursday night. Local residents are invited to attend the community gathering and enjoy live music.
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Failure of Glands Said to Cause Old Age
An X ray specialist from New York says proper gland control could reveal a Fountain of Youth and that gland failure drives aging. Glandular treatment gains attention as scientists note importance of glands. Glandogen tablets marketed as the original gland tonic by Schramm Johnson Drug Botera Co.
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