Tech work begins on Idaho Technical Institute expansion
Ground was broken for a two story wing to the Mechanic Arts building at the Idaho Technical Institute. Contractor 8 K Butterfield says construction will be rushed to completion. The existing one story portion will be wrecked and remodeled. The new wing will house a wood shop in the basement, a machine shop on the first floor, and a drafting room on the second floor.
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Mechanic Arts
Idaho Technical Institute
8. K. Butterfield
Win
The
Tech
Butterfield
Arrivals and Events Stated in Town Talk
Friends of Mr and Mrs Arthur Blount of San Francisco announce the arrival of a baby girl at their home Mrs Blount was formerly Enid Bell of this city Mrs Davie E Whiteman entertained ten at dinner Sunday evening Guests included Mr and Mrs C H Morris and Miss Morris Mr and Mrs C Young Mr and Mrs E J Harris Mrs Joe Rogers Mrs Mary Thompson and R E Morgan Announcement of the marriage of Miss Carmelia Gates daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Gates to James Faccia surprised friends They slipped away Saturday to Blackfoot and were married there They will reside in this city
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Arthur Blount
San Francisco
Davie E. Whiteman
C. H. Morris
Miss Morris
C. Young
E. J. Harris
Joe Rogers
Mary Thompson
R. E. Morgan
Carmelia Gates
Ralph Gates
South Third Avenue
James Faccia
Youngo
Blackfoot
Mrs Chole Miller McReynolds Visits Pocatello on Way Home
National recording secretary of the Business and Professional Women's clubs traveled through Pocatello at noon en route from the coast to Ashville North Carolina. She spoke in Pocatello at the state convention last week and planned to Portland Oregon then to Washington and Oregon conventions.
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Chole Miller McReynolds
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Pocatello
Ashville
North Carolina
National Federation
Mondell Urges Tax Revision and Surtax Cuts
Chicago June 15 AP Mondell former Republican leader calls for federal tax reform to lower surtaxes and inheritance taxes as part of a move toward a peace time tax basis. He spoke at the Hamilton club on a Midwest tour, urging taxpayers to influence tax policy to fix evils. Coles buys Friedel interest in Coln Bakery, becomes Lincoln Bakery owner and sole operator.
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Chicago
Frank W. Mondell
Wariance Corporation
House
Hamilton Club
Mondell
Midwest
BR. H. Coles
Carl G. Friedel
Noas
Coln Bakery
R. H. Coles
Lincoln Bakery
British Guard Arrives as Tientsin Tensions Grow
The British consulate general in Tientsin accepts guard troops from Chang Tso-Lin amid student demonstrations. In Peking reports say an Italian priest may have been killed in Kai-Feng as foreign residents evacuate amid a perilous situation.
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Tientsin
Chang Tso-Lin
Thhe
Peking
Peeceseng
Kai-Feng
Junan
Yale Beats Harvard in Dial Track Meet Standings
Yale won its dial track meet in New Haven scoring 79.5 points to Harvard 55. The meet happened June 15 with Yale claiming the title over the Crimson.
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Harvard
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Tony
Witness Fails To Make Good Identification In Shepherd Trial
Miss Isa belle Pope, Billy McClintock's young sweetheart, testified in the Shepherd murder trial about their engagement and opposition to their marriage due to his $1,600,000 estate. She stated friction with the Shepherds and that she had not discussed the estate with Billy in the Shepherds’ presence.
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Chicago
Isabelle Pope
Billy
McClintock
Shepherd
William Darling Shepherd
Miss Pope
Joseph Savage
Billy McClintock
Shepherds
Famous Lifer Still Seeks Liberty From Charlestown Prison
Boston June 15 1922 famous lifer esse Pomeroy whose life sentence began in 1876 continues to seek release and publicity. He describes his desire to see modern travel and technology and has filed a libel suit for 5000 dollars against a Boston woman who claimed he skin ned a kitten. He remains a model prisoner but has been denied parole by Governor Fuller and repeatedly denied permission to argue his self prepared legal brief before Massachusetts high court.
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Robert T. Small
Tribune
Boston
Charlestown State
Esse Pomeroy
America
Pomeroy
Yong
Jesse
Bunker Hill
Paul Revere
Old North Church
Charles River
Fuller
Cours
Aibel
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Relief planes arrive at Spitzbergen for Arctic expedition
Oslo reports two Norwegian seaplanes conducting trial flights at Spitzbergen during the Amundsen expedition search. The Ingertre docked, unloading planes, dynamite and spare parts while Longyear City residents, awed by 24 hour daylight, watched the test flights by pilots Lutzow Holm and Harold Stuhr.
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Advent
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Ole Olson
Icefjord
Advent Bay
Amundsen
Longyear City
Lutzow Holm
Harold Stuhr
Owens Hurt in Collision at Plate in Philadelphia Game
Um pire Owens of the American League was injured when Cleveland’s Spurgeon crashed into him at the plate in the second inning. Owens damaged his right hip with two bones torn and a possible fracture.
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Philadelphia
Owens
Spurgeon
Cleveland
Athletics’ Club
Two Indicted in Police Killing Case in Chicago
Chicago law enforcement announces two men, John Scanse and Albert Angeline, indicted by the grand jury on murder charges. The pair were captured after a weekend gun battle that left two policemen dead.
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Chicago
John Scanse
Albert Angclino
Great Britain Finland Hungary Lithuania and Poland pay US debts
Washington June 15 AP The treasury received payments from Great Britain Finland Hungary Lithuania and Poland on account of their funded indebtedness to the United States.
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Washington
Treasury
Great Britain
Finland
Hungary
Athuania
Poland
United States
Public mania for new laws warned by Rhode Island speaker
Frederick Roy Martin of New York told Rhode Island state college listeners that excessive legislation strains private rights and even thoughts. He warned lawmakers to curb lawmaking, urge shorter sessions, and rely on public opinion to prevent legal overindulgence and ignorance of the laws.
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Kingston
Frederick Roy Martin
New York
Rhode Island State College
Martin
Inquest Opens Into Death of Grace Grogan Young
An inquest was set this afternoon in Los Angeles into the death of Grace Grogan Young widow of Oliver Proder Hack Grogan. Dentist Thomas Young testified that he confessed to slaying her by liquid gas. Dr Young was confined in jail during the night near the Youngs’ canon cabin and basement cistern.
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Los Angeles
Grace Grogan Young
Oliver Proder Hack Grogan
Thomas Young
Dr. Young
Canon Cabin
Youngs
Dentist in custody after wife’s disappearance and death
The body was recovered early yesterday as details emerged from the dentist’s confession. Assistant district attorney Harold L. Davis said new evidence challenges the murder complex motive. An autopsy was performed and lawyers were barred from Dr. Young until the inquest. Mrs. Young disappeared February 21.
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Jiers
Harold L. Davis
Dr. Young
Tanlac touted as life giving tonic for elderly
An advertisement proclaims Tanlac a natural tonic praised by seniors for renewing vigor and health. It claims Tanlac cleanses poisons from blood, enlivens the liver and digestive system, and builds strength using roots and herbs from the famous Tanlac formula. It promises quick results for those run down, without harming adults or children.
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Tanlac
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Rheinold Fredicks
Arbon
General Hospital
Carl G. Friedel R, H. Coles
Hollyhock
Norway
Gingham
Peter Pan Gingham
Aaron
Brassieres
Bandeaux
Pongee
Uttle Fellows
Madras
Gillette
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