Chamber protests removal of Idaho Tech president Frazier
The Idaho Chamber of Commerce and Idaho Tech Alumni urge withdrawal of the state board of education demand for President Charles R. Frazier. They send telegrams to Governor Moore and Coeur d’Alene official Huntington Taylor protesting the dismissal as unjust and harmful to southern Idaho.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Frazier
Idaho State Board of Education
Charles R. Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
Chamber of Commer of Pocatello
C. ©. Moore
State Board of Education
Idaho
Moore
Cleney St. Clair
Idaho Falls
J. G. W. Gravely
Boise
Tech
Idaho Tech Alumni Association
Ey. J. Cleare
Tay
Monkey Business and Local Trade Talk Stir Pocatello Controversy
The piece notes a heated dispute between the state board of education and Pocatello city officials over expansion and mail-order orders. It mentions figures like Tiffany in New York and Sears Roebuck in Chicago and teases potential conflicts as larger entities weigh in. It advertises unreclaimed items for sale including a Holton trombone and a Gibson mandolin with cases, and promotes Zenith radio models as capable on low wavelengths.
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State Board of Education
City of
Pocatello
Tiffany ‘Se
New York
Sears Roebuck
Chicago
Holton
Zenith
Zenith Coate
Ttes
Fliers Favor Publicity Clash Over Local Air Field
Local aviators oppose publicity for a proposed permanent flying field and prefer a quiet approach through the chamber of commerce. The Army Air Service leadership, via Major General Patrick, urges maximum publicity for flying fields and air activities, while Po catello's stance remains unclear.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Salt Lake
Patrick
Army Air Service
Air Service
Pocatello
Town Talk Elks Dance Tonight At Local Club
Elks host a members only dance at the Elks club tonight with admission by paid up card. Miss Patricia McKernan of Chicago visits Pocatello briefly before departing for Los Angeles for the summer. she is sister of Maureen McKernan a Chicago Tribune writer.
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Elks Club
Patricia McKernan
Chicago
Pocatello
Los Angeles
Miss McKernan
Maureen McKernan
The
Chicago Tribune
Ifft Couple Heads to Boise for Visit and Business
G Nicholas Ifft city editor of The Pocatello Tribune and his wife departed for Boise for a few days visiting relatives and friends. Ifft will also attend to business while in the capital.
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G. Nicholas Ifft
The
Pocatello Tribune
Boise
Mr. Ifft
Capital
Foreign-born women clash on North Fifth Avenue
Police responded around 7 pm Wednesday to 534 North Fifth Avenue where two foreign-born women were in a fist fight. One woman was down on the walk after a left hook to the chin. she was taken to the General Hospital for treatment. No arrests were made.
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North Fifth Avenue
Irth
Iospital
Special train to move guard troops to Boise encampment
A special train at Pocatello Sunday will carry national guard troops from the region to the two week encampment at Boise. Cars from Buhl Rigby and Grace will join. troops include cavalry infantry and medical units. Tomorrow another train will transport citizens camp members to Camp Lewis Washington for a month.
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Pocatello
National Guard
Boise
Buhl
Rigby
Grace
Citizens Military Camp
Camp Lewis
Wash
Payette
Radio Dispatch: U S Broadcast Stations Reach 570 Total
Special correspondent Robert Mack reports the May rise to 570 broadcasting stations in the United States with 56 stations now in operation and six new stations added this week. The department of commerce notes 99 Class B and 475 Class A. several stations closed or surrendered licenses. Six new Class A stations include KFVW San Diego KFGX Orange WIB Chicago WGHP Detroit KFVX Bentonville and KFVU Eureka. Power increases noted as many adopting 500 watt maximum for Class A.
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Robert Mack
Tribune
United States
Department of Commerce
WGBO
Wan
WRAN
Waterloo
Iowa
Warman
Mich
WQGBY
Buckhill Falls
KFBE
San Luis Obispo
Cal
WGBN
la Salle
Ils
WSL
Ullesa
N. Y
WCRL
Houston
WRAL
St. Croix Falls
Wis
WDBF
Kungstown
Los Angle
KPRP
Trinity
Sponcipal Church
Redlands
WGBW
Spring Valley
KFVW
San Diego
KFGX
First Presbyterian Church
Orange
Tex
WIB
Chicago
WGHP
Detroit
KFVX
Bentonville
Ark
KFVU
Eureka
Legion Revue a Great Success at Auditorium
The American Legion revue closed a three day run at the Auditorium last night and post officials call it one of the most successful amateur plays here. Net receipts exceed $100 and will go to the Bannock county memorial building fund. Lewis L. Lacey, professional director, received post congratulations for the effort. A second production may be planned next year.
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American Legion
Ioral Legion Post
Auditorium Theatre
Eec
the Legion
Ast
Itad
Bannock County Memorial Building Fund
Lewis L. Lacey
Lacey
Atid
Newton Succeeds Hyde as Welfare Board Chairman
Judge Wm A Hyde has resigned as chairman of the city and county social welfare board and will be succeeded by Dr A M Newton who will remain on the board. Other members include Dr Minnie Howard Dr J R Young Mrs Leo Wagenseller County Attorney H J Swanson and City Councilmen Leo M M Rusk and Harry Shafer. Miss Katherine Lord is employed by the board and in active charge of its work.
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Wm. A. Hyde
City and County Social Welfare Board
A. M. Newton
Hyde
Judge Hyde
Newton
Minnie Howard
J. R. Young
Leo, Wagenseller
H. J. Swanson
Leo MM. Rusk
Harry Shafer
Katherine Lord
Americans Return Fire in Shanghai Anger
Washington reports a Chinese government demand for withdrawal of foreign forces, while details from Shanghai describe police firing on a mob that attacked foreigners. About 800 to 900 marines and bluejackets from multiple nations were ashore guarding utilities, with no police involvement. The Pampagne's return fire, aimed at a hostile launch, follows US policy to defend nationals without escalating into broader conflict.
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Washington
Peking
Shanghai
Commission of Investigation
Peking Diplomatic Corps
Edwin 8. Cunningham
Pampange
Indiana Refuses Sale of Stock
A 1920s report notes Indiana secretary of state Frederick B. Schortmeyer refused to qualify a stock issue for sale in Indiana. The Indiana Securities Commission based its ruling on the ratio of preferred to common stock, arguing it does not reflect the soundness of the security. The article cites historical state policy and argues court review could reassess the decision.
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Chicago
Frederick B. Schortmeyer
Indiana
J. G. Mitchell
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Ndianapolis
Indiana Securities Commission
Indians Securities Commission
Starkey’s Body Still Unfound in Boise River Search
A wide search along the Boise river for Harold I. Starkey, 20, who jumped from the Broadway bridge Sunday night, failed to locate him. Despite a $100 reward from his parents and a county offer of $100, authorities and volunteers used boats, cameras, and dynamite below the bridge with no sighting.
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Boise
Boise River
Harold I. Starkey
Broadway Bridge
Ninth Street
Broadway
McBrantney
Ada County
Moore
Starkey
Youtsler
McBratney
J. W. Starkey
Eagle
Fruit crop outlook shows unfavorable early in June
Washington report from June 11 says fruit crops are not favorable. Apples on June 1 were about 10 percent below normal due to late May frost, reducing prospects in many areas. California expects larger peach production but most other states will yield smaller crops. pear crops are fair with California as the sole standout.
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California
Seized Woman and Car in Broadway Incident
New York AP reports collector Michael Maxwell seized a car claiming $400 due and also the driver, Mrs. Rose A. Robin, who was at the wheel on Broadway. When payment could not be produced, Maxwell had the car dragged to a garage and Mrs. Robin charged with grand larceny.
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New York
Michael 4
Maxwell
Rose A. Robin
Broadway
Robin
Sheriff Canyon County Salary Dispute with Auditor In Court
In Caldwell on June 11 a quarrel over two months salary erupted as Sheriff Mason sues to collect pay. J A Dunbar county auditor claims the sheriff is not entitled to April or May wages under Idaho law. The district court suit notes funds were withheld from a quarterly settlement after warrants were ordered and asserts Dunbar acted only as board clerk, denying denial of warrants or personal contact with the sheriff. D Hyslop represents Dunbar.
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Caldwell
Mason
United States Marshal’s Office
Boise
Board of Federal
Canyon County
J. A. Dunbar
D. Hyslop
Dunbar
Idaho
Board of Commissioners
Riffians Face Two Powers In Effort On Fez
A dispatch reports that allied negotiations for Fez will begin midweek due to a post ponement from Madrid. The delay shifts talks to more favorable conditions under official circumstances.
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Morocco
Madrid
Idaho Wheat Crop Upbeat On June 1 Conditions
Idaho forecasts a 25.495 million bushel total wheat crop for 1925, up from last year and above five year averages. Spring wheat on 684000 acres shows 100 percent normal conditions with 26 bushels per acre. winter wheat yields reach 21 bushels per acre. Oats and barley also at peak normal levels. soil moisture across counties supports strong production outlook.
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Boise
Idaho
J. H. Jacobson
United States Department of Agriculture Statistician
Rro
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