British strike fueled by Russian Reds money
London reports say Britain protested Moscow funding during the four day general strike. The note asserts that part of the funds to the Trades Union Congress came from the Soviet government and aimed to foment government change in Britain. A separate note on money to the British miners was under cabinet review.
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London
Moscow
Great Britain
Trades Union Congress
British
All Russian Central Council of Trades Unions
J. J. Cook
Russia
Lord Birkenhead
Lonon
Women’s Council Holds Postponed Meeting in Boise
The Idaho Legislative Council with one member from each women’s group met at the Carnegie Library to elect leaders, plan a candidate questionnaire on women’s issues, and press for tuberculosis sanatorium funding, maternal aid, sterilization law carryout, and a constitutional jury duty amendment to include women.
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Boise
Idaho
Alo Legislative Council
Nual
Carnegie Library
Y. Ormsby
Iian D. Carse
Tate Tuberculosis
Sane
American killed in Mexican town
Dr. Dawson, father of Richard Daw, found dying on a Los Bias, Sinaloa, Mexico street. The American consul at Mazatlan will assist in burial. Dawson died Wednesday night at United Sugar hospital. He was 21, reportedly seeking work in Sinaloa city and buried at Los Machias after an investigation is ordered.
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Tckasha
Okla
Dawson
Richard Daw
Losbias
Sinaloa
Mexico
Mazat
Nogales
Arnz Ld
Dawhead
United Sugar Company
Los Muchias
State Department
M. Dawson
Los Machias
Sinaloa City
Senate inquiry probes Pepper for Western Pennsylvania campaign outlays
Washington reports the senate campaign investigating committee recalled Senator Pepper amid testimony that about 306000 was spent in Western Pennsylvania for the Pepper Fisher Smith Woodward ticket in the May Republican primary. Pepper defended his own campaign list and noted a deficit while promising full figures by June 17.
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Washington
W. L. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Pepper- Fisher-Smith-Woodward
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Pepper
Brought Suit On Bogus Son In Portland Hoax
Charles E. Buchanan of Raymond Washington filed for $25 000 damages after learning a hoax falsely claimed he fathered a child. He testified he was misled by his wife and that Mrs Alta B Spalding of Portland operated a hospital ad baiting the child. The child came via a newspaper ad.
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Portland
Ore
Charles E. Buchanan
Raymond
Wash
William O. Spencer
Alta B. Spalding
Buchanan
Klamath Falls
Judge Phillips Declines Arizona Gubernatorial Bid
Salt Lake City June 11 AP Judge John C Phillips, a longtime Arizona Republican figure, refuses to enter the governor race. He telegraphed party leaders that he is out of politics after three terms in the Arizona legislature.
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Salt Lake City
John C. Phillips
Arizona
Phillips
Judge Phillips
Iowa Contest Pits Old Party Against It in Primary After Brookhart Victory
The Iowa committee meets to map a mid July state convention and survey primary returns showing Brookhart defeated Senator A B Cummins by 71 000 votes. Leaders debate whether to disown Brookhart or back an independent Democratic candidate while farm relief and capital earnings limits loom as key issues.
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A. B. Cummins
Oe Gd
Washnae
Parm Relief
State Committee
Charles G. Dawes
la Follette
Dan P. Steck
State Federation of Labor
Roxdale Cooperative Economic Plan
B. B. Burnquist
Claude K. Porter
Rty
Eaimen Burngquist
Iowa
Argentina's League Pact Status Unchanged Before September Assembly
Buenos Aires sources say Argentina’s stance toward the League of Nations remains unchanged after Congress failed to ratify adherence. Foreign Minister Gallardo noted Brazil’s resignation from the council as interesting news and suggested no shift in policy before the September assembly.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
League of Nations
Congress
Gallardo
Brazil
Council
Elaine Hammerstein Weds J Walter Kays in Los Angeles
Motion picture actress Elaine Hammerstein daughter of Arthur Hammerstein married J Walter Kays insurance commissioner in Los Angeles. The ceremony took place today and ties the Hammerstein acting family to the insurance official.
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Elaine Hammerstein
Los Angeles
Arthur Hammerstein
New York
J. Walter Kays
Magnate Allen James Buys Western Pacific Rail Stock
Commodore Allen Curtis James becomes the nation’s largest single rail owner with a major stake in Western Pacific. He already controls Northern Pacific Great Northern and has ties to Chicago Burlington and Quincy. his influence spans over 40,000 miles of western railways. He calls the move a personal investment as Wall Street speculates on realignment with Loree’s newer system.
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New York
Commodore Allen Curtis James
Western Pacific
Wall Street
James
Northwestern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Southern Pacific
Bis
James Purchase
L. F. Loree
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
America
First National Bank
United States Trust Company
Phelps- Dodge Corporation
Daniel James
Cornell and California Crew Meet on Cayuga Lake
The California and Cornell varsity and junior varsity crews race on Cayuga Lake in a three mile test to prep for the national intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie later this month. Freshmen from both schools race separately in a two mile event.
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Ithaca
N. Y
California
Cornell
Lake Cayuga
Poughkeepsie
Gem County Backs Two Idaho Candidates for Governor and Senate
The Gem County Republican central committee in Emmett Idaho unanimously endorsed H C Baldridge for Idaho governor and Frank R Gooding for reelection to the U S Senate. The committee passed two resolutions stressing the importance of a Republican victory in this year’s election.
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Emmett
Idaho
Gem County
Republican Central Committee
H. C. Baldridge
Frank R. Gooding
United States Senate
Expenditures in Pennsylvania GOP Primary Hit Over Million
Washington June 11 AP Expenditures in the Republican primary campaign in Pennsylvania were estimated at 1 228 295 by Reed chairman of the senate investigating committee based on evidence before the panel The Pepper Fisher Smith Woodward ticket accounted for 92295 and Governor Pinchot for 195 00 while Ware declared 71000 as personal expenses Other spending by backers of Vare was not included Eastern Pennsylvania tickets spent about 615000 with roughly 100000 still to be collected by Grundy president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association.
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Joint Committee
Reed
Missouri
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Senate
Representative Ware
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Grundy
William L. Mellon
John 8. Fisher
Mellon
Senator Pepper
Vare
Fisher
Washington
Senate Investigating Committee
Pepper-Fisher-Smith- Woodward Coalition
Pincchot
Ware
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Youth Vanishes in Utah Hills Abandoned Search Continues
Paragonah Utah June 11 AP search for Merion Nobbe 16 shepherd missing since last Saturday after failing to report to his lunch. Parents reject self departure theory while searchers doubtfully pursue clues with reports of sightings in Lund Utah and Las Vegas Nevada. A tourist helped a youth believed exhausted into Las Vegas.
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Paragonah
Utah
Merion Nobbe
Lund
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Vegas
Rain Postpones Chicago Philadelphia Game
Scores from today show rain forcing postponement of the Chicago versus Philadelphia game. Remaining matchups include Cleveland at Detroit, St Louis hosting, New York games, Boston versus Chicago, and Pittsburgh versus Philadelphia with multiple runs and errors noted in each box score.
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New York
R. H. E. St. Louis
Keene and
O'Farrell
Fitzsimmons
Davies
Florence and
Snyder
Jury to decide whistle loudness in $10,000 Kansas case
Wyandotte county jury must decide how loud a locomotive whistle should be after Harvey Fanning, 10, sues Santa Fe railroad for 10,000. The boy alleges an unnecessarily loud whistle frightened a horse, causing it to bolt and injure him. The whistle was blown to attract a girl in a buggy.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Harvey Fanning
M. T. Fanning
Santa Fe Railroad
Lead price raised by American Smelting and Refining
New York reports the American Smelting and Refining company advances the lead price from 7.80 to 8.00 cents per pound on June 11.
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New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
Lock of Nelson Hair Donated to Japanese Naval Museum
Tokyo reports Admiral Count Togo presented Etajima Naval Museum with a lock of Lord Nelson hair and a bust of Nelson. The prized relic arrived from the British Admiralty, linking Trafalgar with Japan’s naval academy at Etajima, known as its Annapolis.
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Tokyo
Lord Nelson
Naval Museum
Etajima
Count Togo
Nelson
Japan
Sea of Japan
Togo
Annapolis
Naval Training
Idaho aviator takes a dive in field near Blackfoot
George Sprague of Blackfoot and Jack Carr Jr. of Mackay were injured when Sprague's plane, a standard LS 3, nose dived in high wind while landing at the asylum field north of Blackfoot at 10 20 this morning. Sprague suffered a broken nose and bruises. Carr, with both legs broken and facial injuries, is in serious condition. Witness Miller Park and Keneth Rhodes aided the crash site. the wreck left the aircraft a total loss.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Idaho
George Sprague
Jack Carr Jr
Mackay
Sprague
Asylum Field
W. A. Park
Keneth Rhodes
Paul Carruth
Miller Park
Miller
Sprage
Young Carr
Kelly Flying School
Long Island
Jack Carr
Mackay Light and Water Company
Blackfoot City Hospital
Ships burned for salvage on Henderson Bay
Thirteen wartime Ferris type ships built to carry overseas supplies were burned by the Washington Tug and Barge Co at Henderson bay near Tatoma Washington to salvage scrap. The bonfire reportedly produced a four and a quarter million dollar blaze as the vessels were set ablaze after failing to leave their home ports.
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Tatoma
Wash
Henderson Bay
Here
Washington Tug and Barge Company
Seattle
Substitute Bill for Farm Relief In Senate Battle
Washington June 11 The Senate fight over the McNary farm relief plan shifts as Democrats prepare a substitute bill. A $200,000,000 federal fund would be run by a farmers export corporation to grant export bounties in emergencies, aiming to gain support from both parties.
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Washington
Senate
Lee
Therogram Incorporated
House
Robinson
Wide vein rich ore tapped in Livingston and Redbird mines
In Mackay Idaho on June 11 a stunning strike is reported at Livingston vein and Redbird claims. The Livingston vein yields 50 percent lead and 50 ounces silver in ore with mill ore, while the Redbird deposit shows ten feet of 50 percent lead and 80–100 ounces silver in drill results. Milling capacity and power have been doubled, with a four mile tramway upgraded to meet expansion. The district is praised as a top lead and silver region capable of large tonnage mining and extensive milling.
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Tribune
Mackay
Central
Idaho Mineral Émpire
Redbird
Henry Ford
Livingston Mines Corporation
Livingston
Ford
Idaho
Flat Wheel Death Near Nampa Idaho
William A. Woodie aged 42 a salesman for J B Colt company was found dead beside his car about nine miles south of Nampa Idaho Tuesday morning by a sheep man B Igaralle. Heart disease is believed the cause though the car lights were on and a tire pump remained attached suggesting he may have overexerted himself while trying to pump a flat tire.
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Nampa
Idaho
William A. Woodie
J. B. Colt Company
B. Igaralle
Woodies
Prominent Mining Engineer Paul Gaston Dies Abroad
Los Angeles June 11 AP reports Paul Gaston 74 a noted mining engineer associated with Ville Colorado Cover d'Alene Idaho and Rossland BC has died in Los Angeles. He contributed to mining development across multiple western districts.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Gaston
Ville, Colo
d’Alene
Idaho
Rossland
Paddock Raised to Third Degree of Masonry in Pasadena
Charles Paddock, noted Southern Californian sprinter, was raised to the third degree of Masonry in a Pasadena ceremony attended by scores of lodge members amid a formal night gathering.
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Snes
Pasadena
Charles Paddock
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