Idaho Falls Eagles Win Silver Cup in State Meet
Nampa Idaho June 13 The Idaho Falls Eagles won the silver cup at the state aerue gathering tied to the meeting of the state aerue. Charles D Cousin of Idaho Falls earned a cap as top individual performer. Boise Coeur d Alene Kellogg teams competed. 26 candidates joined the order. E W Bigelow of Seattle formed a Nampa auxiliary with 84 charter members. Boise auxiliary initiated 11 candidates. Mrs Gladys Higgins elected past president and Mrs Myrtle Roth president. G Harvey Moore won a trip to Cleveland and the Chicago fair for obtaining 98 applications in six months, the state’s best tally.
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Nampa
Idaho
Idaho Falls Eagles
Charles D. Cousin
Idaho Falls
Boise
Coeur d'Alene
Kellogg
E. W. Bigelow
Seattle
Gladys Higgins
Myrtle Roth
G. Harvey Moore
Nampa Aerie
Cleveland
Chicago Fair
Department of the Grand Aerie
Bay Idaho contests tally votes in Miss Eastern and Southern Idaho races
The Bay Idaho promotion runs May 5 to July 4 with 100 votes per dollar at Pocatello merchants. Top contenders for Miss Eastern Idaho include Effie Matsow and Erma Christensen, with shifting standings as Verda Stoddard and Kerma Keller drop, and Helen Henderson leading Miss Southern Idaho race with Mildred Hubbard close behind. Final tallies show numerous contestants across towns like Pocatello, Blackfoot, Arimo, Soda Springs, and American Falls.
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Pocatello
Erma Christensen
WPS
Pseeces
Pearl Jensen
Blackfoot
Maxine Williams
Virginia Davis
Aberdeen
Soos
Naomi Hulse
Ririe
Roberta Colburn
Esos
Verda Stoddard
Kerma Keller
Whitney
Arletta Farr
Arimo
Carol Chester
Soda Springs
Helen Henderson
Lela Priest
Arco
Helen Potter
Rexburg
Southeastern Idaho
Mildred Hubbard
R.F
R.F.D
Wegg Cn
Cccecces
Marie Hill
Franklin
Lenore Morris
McCammon
Rae Hatfield
American Falls
Verda Salveson
Downey
Edna Reese
Lava
Bernice Hooper
Florence Underwood
Downy Occ
Lauraina Fife
Helen Smith
Phyllis Ruger
Bancroft
Bernice Jones
Gail Stucke
Paris
Doris Jones
Army Pilots Die in Boise Camp Crash
An army air crash at a Boise camp killed pilots in a highway collision and alfalfa patch wreck. Lieutenant Hallet escaped the road but his craft shattered in a corn field. Lieutenant Close perished. An investigating board led by Col. F C Hummel will probe the incident.
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Boise Camp
Close
Hallet
F. C. Hummel
Boise
Sam Hays
Hagerman
Edwin T. Powell
Coeur d'Alene
George C. Halley
Twin Falls
Robert E. Talbot
Wilder
Harry E. Fisher
Army officer joins national guard in coroner inquiry
Major Norman Adkison of Boise serves as coroner investigator as a board heads to the scene to examine an accident. Brig. M G McConnell estimates the aircraft might have struck a marching column south of the bend if the crash had occurred moments later.
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National Guard
Norman Adkison
Boise
M. G. McConnell
Alaskan Watch For U S Flier Mattern Heads Home
Jimmie Mattern begins the final leg of his solo global flight, leaving Khabarovsk for Nome amid headwinds. After nine days and six hours since leaving New York, he aims for Alaska with a landing possible at Solomon Beach or Norton Sound beaches as crowds await his arrival.
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Kamchatka
Mattern
Asiatic
Kamchatka Peninsula
Alaskan
Solomon Beach
Here
Norton Sound
Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
New York
Defenbach Plans Special Articles on State Finances
Byron Defenbach former state treasurer and gubernatorial candidate visited en route to Rupert and Boise after auditing Rexburg’s independent school district. He reports the district in strong financial condition and will write a series of non political Tribune articles on the state endowment fund danger. The first piece appears Monday. Tribune Want ads bring results.
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Byron Defenbach
Rupert
Boise
Rexburg
Defenbach
The
Tribune
Prohibited War Debt Discussion Before Meeting
The article describes a dispute over currency matters at a meeting with French and Italian representatives clashing. France backs a gold standard nation to lead the monetary committee, while James M. Cox and Secretary Hull press for Cox to be named. Hull declines leadership of the economic committee, and a resolution is postponed as the steering committee adjourns without selecting heads.
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Cox
George Bennett
Hull
James M. Cox
Economic Committee
London
Borah Attacks Provisions of Industrial Revival Plan
Senator Borah criticizes parts of the Industrial Revival Plan as harmful to small enterprises while Wagner defends anti trust inspired growth of large firms. Wagner argues the Borah amendment would nullify the act and urges a new method to achieve the same goals.
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Borah
Wagner
President Holds Firm on Veterans Fund Stand
President refuses to yield on the veterans fund in the independent offices appropriation bill. Jude is reported to have conveyed the stance to Vice President Garner Senator Robinson Democratic leader and Senator Byrne in charge of the bill. Conferees to report later today may trigger a Senate showdown.
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Jude
Garner
Robinson
Bryne
D-Sc
Veterans’ Fund
Senate
Peterson to Speak at Flag Day Exercises by Elks
Local attorney J. H. Peterson will deliver the principal address at the Flag Day observance of Pocatello Lodge No. 674 Elks. The event starts at 7 36 oclock Friday evening on the university campus after a Wednesday postponement due to the circus.
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Dad
Rhythm Blues
Rhythm Grays
West
Hanks
Fargo-Wilsonwells CO
Pocatello Optical Co
Dr. A. L. Chilton
West Center
Canton Cafe
FARGO
Fargo-Wilson
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