Racket Bust at Chicago Dog Tracks Targets Big Syndicate
Three simultaneous raids by the state's attorney's office hit the Hawthorne Fairview and Illinois Kennel clubs, allegedly run by Capone Moran and Ellis factions. Over 100 arrests of staff and officials were made, with three machine guns seized. Police claim they cut off a yearly revenue of about 4.5 million dollars.
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Chicago
al Capone
George
Bugs) Moran
Chicago Heights
Hawthorne Kennel Club
Philadelphia
Fairview Club
George Moran
North Side
Illinois Kennel Club
Homer Ellis
Oliver Ellis
Pat Roche
Swanson
Roche
British Prime Minister MacDonald Possible US Visit
Washington buzzed over the potential visit of British Prime Minister MacDonald to the United States. He might dine at the White House or the British embassy, likely with Ambassador Sir Esme Howard, as Anglo American policy and sea freedom talk continue.
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Washington
MacDonald
United States
White House
Esme Howard
Hoover
Baldwin
Sir Austen Chambrlain
Dominions
Sir Austen
Great Britain
England
Deserter and Mail Robber Caught After Clothing Store Breakin
Timo thy Carl Daniels a 21 year old deserter and alleged mail robber was captured by four officers as he attempted to flee Collins Clothing on Main Street. Firearm valued fur coats totaling about 6000 dollars were reported. Daniels is held in the city jail pending burglary charges.
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Salt Lake City
Timothy Carl Daniels
Collins
Main Street
Daniels
Nampa voters approve bonds for airport site and park land
Nampa residents back a 3 to 1 ratio to issue 39500 dollars in general obligation bonds to buy 120 acres for an airport site and approve about 19509 dollars to acquire 26 acres next to Lakeview Park for park use. Evan Fuller graduates from West Union Pa high school with perfect attendance since first grade.
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NAMPA
Tuss- Gay
Lakeview Park
Evan Fuller
West Union, Pa
Five Thirty To Butte And Return Rail Fare Notice
Public rail fare notice announces a five dollar thirty cent return trip to Butte from Pocatello dated June 21 via Oregon Short Line. Tickets valid only in coaches or chair cars with return by midnight June 24. Inquiries should be directed to the local agent for details.
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Butte
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Shaw Auto Service Promises Quick Car Trouble Help
Wrecking car on call at 159 North pone avenue offers 24 hour service for auto trouble. With tourist season rising traffic and accidents, Pesce Ltd and Shaw Auto Co urge motorists to remember their speedy assistance.
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Shaw Auto Cx
North Pone Avenue
Thoming
Pesce Ltd
Haw Auto Co
Returns from Thermalands and Knights Templar Installations
A. Y. Satterfield and party return from Thermalands California after purchasing land eight to twelve acres. Mrs Harley Douglas and daughter Mrs Tipp plan a twenty acre home. Satterfields relocate from Pocatello to Thermalands near Sacramento and plan more real estate. Gate City Commandery No 4 Knights Templar installs officers for the year led by Harold Day and Geo Matthews. Next installations planned for J. P. Halliwell captain general and Rev Howard Stoy prelate next Tuesday.
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Thermalands
A. Y. Batterfield
Vasco C. Call
Fred Satterfield
Marjorie Benz
A. Y. Satterfield
Pocatello
Satterfield
Sacramento
Gate City
Knights Templar
Templar
Harold K. Day
Geo. W. Matthews
W. H. Nuckols
S. W
M. M. Bodell
J. W
E. E. Gadbert
W. J. Harvey
Treas
H. L. McClintock
St. B
Frank Schwabe
E. E. Warner
Elkin Chandier
C. E. Morrell
Chas. H Knott
Theo. Swanson, Jr
Ray S Hunter
D. O. Bellamy
J. P. Halliwell
Howard Stoy
Girls urged to donate magazines for Idaho short course
At the University of Idaho Southern Branch a June 23 to 27 short course will offer home decoration and meal planning classes. J W Barber through Paul V Nash asks women to donate old magazines featuring these topics and place them on their porches for collection by the chamber of commerce if notified by telephone.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
J. W. Barber
Paul V. Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Work Train Brings Yellowstone Staff To Pocatello
The annual work train carrying about 300 Yellowstone park and Union Pacific employees arrives in Pocatello Friday at 11 p.m. and departs 15 minutes later for West Yellowstone. The train includes 10 sleepers and two diners. On arrival at the park the workers begin preparing accommodations for hotel guests starting June 20.
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Yellowstone Park
Union Pacific System
Pocatello
West Yellowstone
the Park
Local Chamber Breakfast Arrangements For Visitors
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce plans a seven o clock breakfast at the Bannock hotel on Saturday as part of a goodwill tour of the intermountain states. About fifty coast members are on the tour and roughly 75 invitations have been issued to local business men.
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San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Intermountain States
Coast Chamber
Red Cross Life Saving Class Arrives in Pocatello
Ralph Carlson regional director of the Red Cross life saving instruction division arrives in Pocatello to direct a life saving class at the Y tonight at 8 o clock in cooperation with Austin L. Jones physical director Ed Godfrey, working a summer term with the Red Cross, accompanies Carlson to assist him.
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Red Cross
Ralph Carlson
Pocatello
Ypeol
Austin L. Jones
Ed Godfrey
The
Mr. Carlson
Midday Collision Damages Chevrolet at Garfield and Center
A Dodge driven by W A Ames of 830 North Ninth Avenue struck a Chevrolet coupe at Garfield and Center, ripping through the intersection and demolishing a lamp pole. The Bruce car at 926 West Wyeth suffered rear wheel and fender damage after being struck. Witnesses said one vehicle cut a corner before impact.
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W. A. Ames
North
Ninth Avenue
H. L. Bruce
West Wyeth
Memorial Day in Fort Hall Lodge Observes Deceased Members
Fort Hall lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias held a Memorial Day ceremony at the cemetery with auxiliaries present. J. P. Jones gave the address. the ritual was led by local officers. Oakand to Palen Leaf lodge Lake Tahoe looms summer by Miss Bess OMelveney, former Pocatello resident and Tribune staffer. Fred Cunard to assume secretary duties. Bodenvbender cannot continue full-time.
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Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
Knights of Pythies
J. P. Jones
Oakland
California
Bess O'Melveney
Pocatello
Tribune News and Business Office
Palen Leaf Lodge
Lake Tahoe
Miss O'Mielveney
First Society
PAC
Fred Cunard
Petiain
Bodenvbender
Supervisors Association Banquet Credits Evening Event
Members of the local supervisors association of the O S S railroad and their families will enjoy a banquet and dance at Antler hall tonight at 7 o'clock. As a result no shoot will be held at the PAC trap ground this evening.
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Supervisors Association
O S. S. Railroad
Antler Hall
P_ AC
Elks Lodge Abandons Summer Meetings
Regular weekly meetings of the Poca tello Elks lodge are suspended for the summer with monthly sessions scheduled through September 19 following action taken last night.
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Elks
Pocatello Elks Lodge
William Petersen Arrives From Moscow in City
William Petersen son of Arthur Petersen arrives today. He has been attending the University of Idaho in Moscow. He stayed in Chicago at a first night lodging rate of 12 cents in a Jackson era hotel, built in 1836.
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William Peterson
Willam Petersen
Arthur Petersen
Moscow
University of Idaho
Chicago
J Ae
Favors Relief for Dependents in Prohibition Deaths
Rep Florence P Kahn introduced a bill to pay 25000 to dependents of persons killed by prohibition officers with self defense as only exception. The measure aims to cover cases including Virkkula and Eugster, with action set for the December session. Reports from Detroit Huntsville and Washington detail related shootings and investigations.
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Washington
Florence P. Kahn
Shafer
Wisconsin
Virkkula
Clancy
Michigan
Archibald Eugster
Detroit River
Kahn
Prohibition Bureau
Prohibition
Committee On Claims
Congress
Beal Charged with Murder in Loray Mills Protest
Fred Erwin Beal, Southern organizer for the National Textile Workers Union, is formally charged with murder in the death of O F P Aderholt the Gastonia chief of police. A wide arrest sweep includes 71 detainees over a Friday night shooting at a tent colony for Loray mill strikers.
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Gastonia
N. C
Fred Erwin Beal
National Textile Workers Union
O. FP
Aderholt
Loray Cotton Mills
Beal
Pythias Seasin and Special Convention Announced
Pythias chapter schedules regular session Thursday evening at falcons and a special convention Friday evening. all Knights and visiting Knights urged to attend both events. Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church meets Friday afternoon in the church parlors with lunch at 1 15. Mrs Albright of the Salvation Army will speak and officers will be elected.
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Fort Hall Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Fa’slonk
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Albright
Salvation Army
Police officer killed by mine blast in Kilrush
Dublin report says Police Inspection Officer O Sulli van was killed by a mine explosion at Kilrush County Clare while probing reports of an arms and ammunition dump. Two other officers were seriously injured in the blast.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
O'Sulllivan
Kilrush
County Clair
Potato Shipments by States Reported in Salt Lake City
June 12 AP reports potato shipments for June 11 totaling 547, with state figures: Alabama 39 Idaho 20 Maine 69 Michigan 61 Minnesota 38 North Carolina 56 Oklahoma 67 Texas 45 Wisconsin 76.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
North Carolna
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
Trading Stands at Dull Point as Market Hits Rally
Quiet strength described the day on Wall Street with early declines tied to wheat futures, then a rapid rebound led by alcohol, public utilities, and railroad equipment issues. Merger rumors buoyed utilities while southern steel weakness persisted and credits conditions offered cautious optimism. Total volume around 3.3 million shares.
Wheat and seed prices from Chicago cash market
Chicago cash market reports show No 1 wheat sales at steady levels. No 2 corn mixed around 3.29 to 3.31 a bushel with white corn around 97 to 98 cents. Oats No 2 white 44 to 45 cents, No 1 white 43 to 45 cents. Timoth y seed 4000 475. Clover seed 917 225.00. Lard 8i a2 Rib s 613 50 Teellies 914.25.
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Chicago
Nye Pv
Wheat falls on delayed farm bill. short rally after later
Chicago June 12 Wheat prices slid in heavy selling as farm relief legislation delays unsettled markets. Renewed Canadian drought concerns aided a late recovery while corn and oats closed mostly lower and provisions varied.
Metals Market Report From New York Trade Roundup
June 12 AP bulletin shows copper steady spot and future. tin and zinc futures stable. Market dull with small shifts noted in electrolytic copper and refined tin contracts. no major price moves reported from New York and St Louis exchanges.
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Metals
New York
Eadt
St Louis Pot
BFPO
Minneapolia June 12 AP Brief Noted Odd Items
An AP roundup from Minneapolia notes assorted items including a family quote about a barrel price and cotton shipments. The fragment mentions carload data and a 8 pound figure, with scattered figures like 32.202 and Bran-22.
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Minneapolia
Picur
Carload
Tom
Potato Market Report From Chicago Exchange
PorTatoors CHICAGO June 12 AP reports potato receipts at 69 new 20 od on track 241 new 9 percent old total U. B86 shipments 539 cars. new stock trading only fair. market steady with old stock trading just fair. Northern lines show mixed activity and several varieties such as Cobblers Round Whites and Foumeta noted in the sacked lot.
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PorTatoors
Chicago
Potatoer
Recelpta
Rargety
Caroline Berre
Irieh Cobblers
Southern
Pile
Wiarone
Idate
Foumeta
Sugar Market Steady As Trading Mixed In New York
The sugar market in New York opened unchanged at 34 cents a pound for refined sugar with near term futures up seven points on covering amid rumors of selling against recent pot market lows. Midday trading held prices about unchanged to up a point as supplies and demand shifts influenced activity. Cuba's June production reached 6,149,625 tons, compared with private forecasts of 8,090,000 to 5,318,000 tons for the season, while refined sugar showed continued withdrawal demand with light new business and ample second hand supply at around 6.060 for fine granulated.
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SUGAR
New York
Rae Suger Mercet
Export Corporation of
Cubs
Cuba
Livestock market report for Chicago Omaha and St Joseph
Hogs receipts 19 000 in Chicago with top 11 40 for 180 210 lb hogs and 10 75 11 40 for 160 200 lb weights. Cattle receipts 7 000 with steer trade up to 15 40 15 50 and best heavies around 15 35. cows and bulls steady to higher. Sheep receipts 3 500 slow with lambs 15 50 16 50 and yearlings near 12 75.
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Chicago
Omaha
Ecarce
California
Hog Receipts Rise at Local Market Report
Ogden AP notes hog receipts at 1225 head with 221 for local market. Prices show steady to 10 cents higher amid mixed demand and tightening supply for the period.
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Ogden
Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Stock Movements
New York stocks show good and choice medium weight cattle at 10.75 with some at 61085 and mixed weights downward to 1025. Pack ing sots near 7754. 50 cattle receipts total 1150, including 107 for local market. Cattle steady for week with veal prices down 25¢ or more. a few lots with good cows and heifers around 1041050. Sheep receipts 449 including 537 for local market with no solid early bids.
Grain prices fall after senate farm bill vote
Chicago June 12 AP grain prices dropped sharply at the open as selling orders surged after the Senate rejected the conference report on the farm bill. Wheat led the decline with July at 1.03 to 1.04 and September near 1.08 to 1.99. Corn opened about a cent lower, July around 90 to 91 1/2 cents and September at 89 1/2 to 90 cents. The market later recovered some as buyers stepped in.
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Chicago
Senate
Nes- Gay
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