Expenditures by Pepper Fisher Committee Highlight Primary
Washington reports that the Pepper Fisher citizens committee spent 614,134 in the eastern Pennsylvania Republican primary with funds used in Philadelphia and 35 outside counties. The Senate campaign fund committee sought details of finances, including advances to Joseph Grundy and notes to secure a 300,000 loan. The period covered includes a March meeting of prominent backers and signatures by William H. Folwell and Chester W. Hill. A constitutional amendment proposal would cap campaign spending at 10,000 for senate and 5,000 for house.
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Washington
Pepper- Fisher Citizens Committee
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
Frank J. Gorman
Philadelphia
Republican Citizens Committee
Joseph R. Grundy
Senate
William H. Folwell
Pepper-Fisher Coalition
Citizens’ Committee
Grundy
Folwell
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Steel Companies
Pepper
Alva B. Johnson
Reed
Polwell
Europe
William J. Folwell
Chester W. Hill
Fourteen New Students Registered at Idaho Tech
Idaho Tech announced the last day of summer school registration. Fourteen new students enrolled across Commerce and Normal divisions, including Wsta Long Arco Carmela Zaccardi Pocatello in Commerce and Mrs Mangan Shoshone in Home Ec, plus several Normal school candidates and life certificated Jessie Sperry American Falls.
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Idaho Tech
Wsta Long
Arco
Commerce Department
Carmela Zaccardi
Pocatello
M. Mangan
Shoshone
Normal School
Dorothy Pence
Alhambra
California
One Thin Woman Gains 10 Pounds in 20 Days
A vintage advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick flesh producer. It claims repeated dosing, easy intake, and a money back guarantee if no gain in 30 days, urging purchase from local druggists and retailers.
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McCoy
MacCoy
Schramm
Sekatorg Stores Co
Cook Drug Co
Origal
Mabel Dunn Pianist in Recital Tonight
The Adelaide Anderson School of Music presents pianist Mabel Dunn in a certificate recital assisted by soprano Thelma Peterson at 8:15 tonight. The program features Bach, Gluck, Brahms, Chopin, Grieg, Debussy, Rimsky Korsakov, and Rachmaninoff among others.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Mabel Dunn
Adelaide Anderson- Sanford
Thelma Peterson
Ren- Badh
Miss Peterson
Rogue Hanievote
Sols Grieg Proege
Shee Debussy
Pickett Named Deputy Marshal in Ketchikan Alaska
United States Marshal Albert White appointed William Pickett a federal prohibition agent from Idaho Montana and Wyoming to succeed R H Humber as deputy marshal in Ketchikan Alaska effective July 1. The report notes there are 417 active volcanoes identified globally.
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Juneau
Alaska
Albert White
William Pickett
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
R. H. Humber
Ketchikan
Notice of Attachment in Campbell v Arian Court
In Bannock County Idaho the District Court issues an attachment against Israel Arian. The attachment was issued on June 12 1926 and the clerk R C Earley signs the seal on June 14 1926. Attorney D W Standrod represents the plaintiff James S Campbell.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bannock
James S. Campbell
Israel Arian
Pocatello
R. C. Earley
Anna Keefe
D. W. Standrod
Atty
Plaintiff
Rotary Convention Opens in Denver With Global Delegates
Denver hosts the seventeenth Rotary International convention as about 8,000 delegates from roughly 2,000 clubs gather at the University stadium. Ralph Mayo welcomes Rotarians from 200 cities, with leaders from New Zealand Australia Chile Italy China Japan Spain Holland Bermuda Belgium Argentina Switzerland Mexico Cuba and more, as President Adams inaugurates a week of international friendship and business ethics.
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Denver
Ralph Mayo
Rotary
Denver University Stadium
Denver Club
Oath Rhodes
Auckland
New Zealand
Denver Rotarians
Charles Rhodes
Rotary International
Australia
Chili
Italy
China
Japan
Spain
Holland
Bermuda
Belgium
Switzerland
Mexico
Cuba
South Africa
Tasmania
Hawaii
Honolulu
Rockies
Adams
Donald A. Adams
New Haven
Conn
Paul P. Harris
Class Instruction For Beginners At Music School
A seven week summer term piano or violin class starts June 14 at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music. Small charge and a good start at low cost while children are out of school. Call 97-W for information.
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Adelaide Anderson School OF Music
Jié
Paralyzed Lafayette Youth Receives Purdue Degree
Purdue University awarded Lowell L. Martin of Lafayette a bachelor of science with distinction though he never attended classes. For four years 28 faculty members provided home instruction as he used a wheelchair. George Ade John T. McCutcheon Charles E. Osborne and H. Robertson received honorary doctorates.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Lowell L. Martin
Purdue
Martin
Webel
Refuses to Send Children by Mail
On the grounds that children are perishable matter, Postmaster E. Ewing refused the request of Mrs. J. Austen Allen of Chicago that her two children near Colorado Springs be sent to her by air mail. Mrs. Allen offered to pay full postage rates.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
E. Ewing
J. Austen Allen
Chicago
Bob Larson Leads Dance Palace Orchestra Tuesday
Bob Larson conducts his Hollywood orchestra at the Dance Palace on Tuesday, delivering a lively program of dance numbers and classic tunes for local patrons.
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Bob Larson
Hollywood Orchestra
Dance Palace
New Jersey Holds Second Straw Hat Primary
Newark June 15 AP New Jersey voters held a second straw hat primary with light contest across 12 districts. The races featured two congressional fights Patterson versus Wolverton in the first district and Perkins versus McClaye in the sixth. Democrats may back Edward J. Kelleher against the Republican nominee as a wet contrast.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Wag
Francis Patterson, Jr
Chas. A. Wolverton
Perkins
Anti-Saloon League
McClave
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Missouri
House
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Uuieny
I Siciliano
Oohe
Cavess
Gavotte
Bach A
Gluck
Brahms
Miss Dunn
Pickett
Arner Bros
Warner
Standard Oil CO
Second Jersey
Tribune
Groce
Troy Laundry
Paris
Chas. Ray
Joan Crawford
Betty Compson
Gretta Nissen
Bob Larsen
Hollywood
Capitol
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