Widow of Ban nock probate judge dies in Pocatello
Maria Reddish Hyde 66 of 415 South Sixth avenue died at 8 30 p m after a heart attack. Survived by husband W A Hyde Ban nock county probate judge and Po catello stake president two daughters Myrtle P Stoddard Elaine M Thomas and son Charles W Hyde all of Pocatello Funeral at First Ward L D S church Monday at 2 p m interment Mountainview cemetery Hall mortuary in charge Born in England 1864 emigrated at 15 married 1886 came to Idaho 1894 pioneer of Downey moved to Pocatello 1900 active church worker stake President of Pocatello Relief Society ten years Body viewable at family home Sunday and Monday forenoon.
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Maria Reddish Hyde
South Sixth Avenue
W A. Hyde
Bannock County
Pocatello
L. D. S. Church
Myrtle P. Stoddard
Elaine M. Thomas
Charles W. Hyde
First Ward
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Hyde
England
Idaho
Downey
The
Elks Flag Day Service Set For Sunday Evening
Pocatello Elks lodge invites public to attend the annual flag day service Sunday at 7 pm. The O S L band directed by Art Biggins will perform at Memorial building grounds, weather permitting the outdoor program continues inside. L E Glennon will deliver the address and W H Witty will recount the flag’s history with lodge members assisting.
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Pocatello Elks Lodge
O. S. L. Band
Art Biggins
Memorial Building Grounds
L. E. Glennon
W. H. Witty
Idaho Sculptor Builds Mount Rushmore Monument
John Boland of Rapid City South Dakota chairman of the Mount Rushmore memorial reports Gutzen Borglum and eight workers use electric drills on the granite faces in the Black Hills carving Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt The Washington head will be unveiled July 4 with the world’s largest flag to be made and hung for the ceremony Dignitaries from across the United States are invited and many have accepted.
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John Boland
Rapid City
South Dakota
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Frank Pilger
Washington
United States
Postal Telegram Service Expands to 78000 Points
Enlarge System telephones will let 78000 subscribers in the United States Canada Europe South America and ships at sea send postal telegrams from home or office. E L Peters notes the service inaugurates direct postal telegraph access and marks regional growth. Nearby items include a 14 pound 2 ounce trout on display caught by Van Ness Hansen of Preston and local obituary notes.
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Pocatello
United States
Canada
Europe
South America
Orient
E. L. Peters
Star Telegraph
M. & M. Hardware
South Main Street
van Ness Hansen
Preston
Snake River
American Falls
Communion to be distributed in body on Sunday mass
William Manning 94, a mail carrier who travels 28 miles daily between Hoback and Jackson Wyoming, seeks renewal of his contract. The League of the Sacred Heart announces that members will receive Communion in a body at 8 o clock mass on Sunday.
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William Cunningham
Bonneville Apartments
Lake Friday
J. W. Orrock
League of the Sacred Heart
William Manning
Hoback
Jackson
Wyo
Special dance at Recreation Hall tonight
Boating and fishing all day Sunday at Sea Gull with speed boat Yohoy in operation. Readable notes show an evening dance event with admission fifty cents and descriptions of Sunday activities at the Sea Gull venue.
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Recreation Hall
Yohoy
June Ball at Third Ward Recreation Hall
A June ball is announced at the Third Ward Recreation Hall with free refreshments for attendees. Monnite is noted as a local organizer or sponsor.
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June Ball
Third Ward
Monnite
Nelson Rockefeller and Miss Mary Tod Hunter Clark to wed
The Philadelphia AP reports the June 23 wedding of Nelson A Rockefeller, son of John D Rockefeller Jr., to Miss Mary Tod Hunter Clark. The couple's romance began on Maine beaches near Northeast Harbor where both families vacationed. Ages 21 and 22 respectively, they met summers ago and renewed their bond through shared interests in outdoor activities and society circles in Philadelphia and New York.
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Philadelphia
Mary Todhunter Clark
Nelson A. Rockfeller
John D. Rockfeller, Jr
Maine
House of Rockefeller
Northeast Harbor
Clark
Nelson
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Inquiry Raised Steamer Clash Boston Hearing Opens
June 14 Boston United States steamboat service testimony described a collision between the steamer Fairfax and the Fall River tanker Pinthis. John T. French said the main fire pump was not started 15 minutes after the blaze, despite deck pumps running. He cited smoke in the engine room and noted a couple with life preservers leapt overboard despite his warnings. Captain Fred Gower read the Pinthis crew list of 19 lost.
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Boston
John T. French
Fairfax
French
Dickerson N. Hoover
United States Steamboat Service
Fred Gower
Lake Tankers Corporation
Pinthis
A. J. Powell
Kate Bates Swindle Suspect Jailed in Chicago
Mrs. Kate Bates faced arrest in Chicago after deceiving 26 women who applied for a cook position. She borrowed money from each to travel home for her effects, allegedly swindling them.
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Kate Bates
Chicago
Deeds Filed For City of Pocatello Block 226 Transfers
Roy L Blacketux transfers to Pocatello city multiple lots in block 226. Charles E Kibler and others deed to city of Pocatello several lots in block 226. Emma Ingersoll deeds to city of Pocatello multiple lots in block 226. R Young and Charlotte Tucker deed to city of Pocatello. Roy L Black et ux and Barbara K Tucker deed to city of Pocatello. Francis Salzner et ux transfer to Builders Finance Corp for lots in block 489.
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Idaho State Merchants Protective Association
Roy L. Blacketux
City of Pocatello
Charles E. Kibler Et al
Emma Ingersoll
R. ©. Young
Charlotte Tucker
Roy L. Black Etux Et al
Barbara K. Tucker Et A
Francis Salzneretux Et al
Builders Finance Corporation
Billy Arnold Wins 200 Mile Altoona Race
Billy Arnold of Chicago won the 200 mile Altoona Flag Day race at Altoona Pennsylvania on June 14, averaging 115 mph to finish about four miles ahead of Deacon Litz of Dubois Pennsylvania. Fred Winnai suffered a car fire in the final quarter. driver Clyde Terry was treated for head and face burns. Lou Moore finished 80 miles behind the leader.
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Altoona
Billy Arnold
Chicago
Deacon Litz
Dubois
Fred Winnai
Clyde Terry
Lou Moore
Bloody battle in Macedonian feud leaves many dead
Sofia reports a blood feud between two Macedonian revolutionary factions has killed over a hundred people in the past year and left more than 250 orphans. The cycle of attacks began with the July 7, 1928 murder of General Protogueroff, with his followers targeted at night, on roads, and in homes.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Protogueroff
Government army loses Hankow in Yangtse conflict
Unconfirmed battlefield reports say government troops faltered as Kwangsi rebels push toward Wuchang opposite Hankow. Nationalists retreat toward the walled city of 600000, while Hankow officers begin conscripting coolies near Wuchang. Burglars steal 3000 dollars from Thomas Davies in Chicago.
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Hankow
Kwangsi Province
Wuchang
Yangtse
Market Ends Week Bearish Amid Dull Trading
New York June 14 traders left the week with a bearish mood as urgency faded and tariff news barely steadied prices. Oil shares benefited from a merger report while copper and steel issues slipped with renewed selling. total volume about 1.1 million shares.
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New York
Senate
Cattle and livestock prices fall across markets in Chicago
Livestock prices in Chicago on June 14 show cattle largely down from a week ago with red steers yearlings and cows down several quarters to a low for the season. Hogs trade held steady with top weights around 10.20 while sheep and lambs mostly eased but mixed by grade and region.
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Chicago
USDA
Idaho
California
Live stock prices in Ogden market report
Ogden on June 14 reports cattle and hogs with market and freight weights. Hogs total 156 with bulk market receipts. cows and bulls mixed, vealers down, odd steers and heifers varied. Sheep at 12,720 with car lots lambs and wethers trading. overall weekly trend near steady.
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Ogden
Ap-Usda
Livestock Market Summary Portland June 14 AP USDA
Hog receipts 665 with 555 on contract weekly total 5605. Cattle sent 2480 with calves 200. steers and bulls steady to lower. heifers quoted up to 950. Sheep 415 for the week 6790. choice lambs 8.75 to 9.00. culls down to 4.50. heavy variation in grades and weights across hogs cattle and sheep noted.
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Portland
USDA
Agricultural market report from San Francisco June 14
Week three markets show hogs steady to down 10 cents with loads in 160-190 pounds at 11.50 and 11.50 California trades 170-190 pounds. Cattle demand weak for common to medium grass cows. yearling steers and heifers around 12 dollars per cwt. Wyoming and Nebraska pork and beef weights noted with mixed loads and regional price spreads.
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San Francisco
USDA
Nebraskas
New York stocks cash wheat and cattle prices report
Market notes list wheat No 1 hard at 101 cents, corn No 2 at 78 c, oats No 2 white 38 1, 438, rye and barley quotes, seed prices soy and lard, ribs, bellies, and various pork cuts with weights and bids. sheep week figures show price movements 60 lb lambs and feeder lambs. cattle and lamb slaughter quotes and holdover figures indicate steady, slow, or mixed demand across items.
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Cash Mart
Chicago
Potatoes Shipments Across United States Report
Potatoes in Chicago and Salt Lake City reports show U S shipments totaling 1,225 sacks with various state figures. Principal states listed include North Carolina 725 and Arkansas 51 with smaller amounts in California Maine Oklahoma Texas Virginia and others.
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Salt Lake City
USDA
U. S
Arkansas
California
Maine
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
Virginia
Livestock market report Omaha June 14
Cattle and hog markets show mixed movement with hogs generally 10 cents higher and top prices reaching 10 dollars for 200 to 220 pound butchers. Sheep and lambs mostly steady to slightly lower while cattle and calves trend 25 to 50 cents lower with feeding and stocker activity varying and prices listed for multiple weight classes.
Grain outlook shifts as Canada drought relief and U S supply loom
Uncertainties ahead of the U S 1930 winter wheat marketing move depress grain values. Canada drought relief boosts hopes for a big crop but subsoil moisture remains poor in prairie provinces. Expectations of U S carryover stocks heighten price anxiety as winter wheat harvest nears. Corn and oats show gains while provisions slide on selling pressure from weak grain.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Farm Board
Prairie
Market closes mixed on broad oil and utility shares
In New York on June 14 the AP reports curb quotations show mixed totals across many sectors. Am. Sup Pow trades near 27 percent, Cities Service 29, Frec Bond & Share and Elec Bond & Share around 935, Gulf Oil of Pa about 135, National Investors 15%, Standard Oil of Ind at 50,7, Trans-America 33.
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New York
Frec
Elec Bond & Share
Gulf Oil of
Standard Oil
Ind
Trans-America
Women Enter Hot Campaign In New Jersey
Miss Fort resigns from the Morrow committee and backs a brother in politics. Emily Prelinghuysen recalls family ties to the Unit States Senate and President Harding while at Barnard College. Photography and social networks frame women’s engagement in the 18th amendment debates.
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Morrow
Ambassa¢ Morrow
Miss Fort
New Jersey
Congress
Hoover
T Fort
Emily Prelinghuysen
Unit States Senate
Presider Harding
Statewide Washington population rise from census data
AP census figures show Washington state population at about 1 522 694 across 39 counties with 199 2 increase since 1920. Statewide growth likely 1 5 percent. Clallam and Lincoln counties pending reports may adjust totals above 1 56 million.
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Washington
Seattle
Associ Ted Press
Washingto
Clallam
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Sugar price increases by Refineries June 17
New York reports American Sugar Refining raises refined sugar by ten points to 470 cents a pound effective June 17. In Boston the Revere Sugar Refinery lifts price by ten points to 46 cents effective at today’s opening.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Bost
Revere
Robbers Impersonating Customers Loot Spokane Victory Office
Two men posing as customers robbed the Victory loan office in Spokane Washington of about $10 000 in jewels and cash before fleeing the scene. The heist occurred June 14 and investigators pursue leads as police describe the incident.
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Spokane
Todo
Victory Loan Office
Bar silver futures steady as markets weigh demand hints
A fragmented AP dispatch notes bar silver at 34 in New York and 15 in London on June 14. It mentions Mrs. Edith Edwards of Cardiff seeking divorce on grounds tied to her niece allegedly winning her husband's affection.
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New York
London
Edith Edwards
Cardiff
Recreation Hall Departure For Ten Day Vacation
Recreation Hall reports Monnite Dr R O Young will depart Saturday embarking on a ten day vacation.
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R. O. Young
Steamship Tickets Available Through Gathe Agent
Steamship reservations offered at the Keystone building with contact by phone 900. Gathe acts as agent selling tickets to many destinations worldwide. Free information and early reservations encouraged.
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Gathe
Keystone
Wid
T. H. Gathe
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