New President Returns Home After State Convention
Delegates of the state convention of Business and Professional Women's clubs led by Miss Mary Peters and Miss B Marie Aukerman returned from Caldwell reporting a successful gathering at the College of Idaho. Dues were raised to 75 cents per capita, and the bulletin Golden Idaho Motorist will cost 35 cents annually. A post conference dinner occurred at the White Peacock in Boise hosted by Eva Hunt Dockery.
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State Convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mary Peters
Pocatello Club
B. Marie Aukerman
Caldwell
College of Idaho
Federation
Golden Idaho
White Peacock
Boise
Eva Hunt Dockery
Miss Peters
Miss Aukerman
Bertha Stacey
Marie Howard
Mabel Hackworth
Dorothy Manning
Phyllis Burgoyne
Ann Wagner
Spokane
Lucille V. Bailey
Mr and Mrs Grant Visit Seattle Friends
Mr and Mrs Charles Grant of Seattle are visiting Mr and Mrs W H Jensen. Mrs Grant is a sister of Mrs Jensen.
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Charles Grant
Seattle
W. H. Jensen
Mrs. Grant
Jensen
Mayflower Offers 45 Special Features
Five new features listed weekly include Temperature Control on cooling unit with defrost aid, New Type Vitalizer restoring crispness to dried fruits, a Distinctive Colonial Style for kitchen beauty, and a Speed Freeze feature with a sectional shelf that freezes ice in nine minutes under normal conditions.
Wet districts shoulder cost of prohibition says Crusaders
The Crusaders argue that wet states bear higher costs from prohibition. They cite income tax figures showing 1928 contributions of 887,142,448 from eleven wet states vs 79,041,365 from seventeen dry states, listing Maryland New Jersey New York Massachusetts Illinois as wet and Virginia Georgia Arkansas Kentucky Kansas as dry. They claim per capita tax averages of nearly $18 in wet states versus under $2 in dry states. They note pre prohibition tax yields and potential illicit liquor revenue near a billion dollars. Also brief items on highway grading Burley Heyburn and Alabama 4-H enrollment.
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Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Massachusetts
Illinois
Virginia
Georgia
Arkansas
Kentucky
Kansas
United States
Masters Return From Long Trip
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Masters and Miss Maxine Masters return at midnight Sunday from a two weeks motor trip to Kansas City covering 3000 miles. They traveled eight states, detours in Wyoming were rough but resurfaced en route. They visited Jos G Masters in Omaha and relatives in Tabor Iowa then joined Witty and McGraw at a Northern Baptist conference. They planned to avoid Wyoming detours on return via Colorado and Royal Gorge to Salt Lake City. Jack Stutsman of Emporia Kansas accompanied them and will live here while attending high school.
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S. H. Masters
Maxine Masters
Kansas City
Wyoming
Omaha
Emporia
Kan
Mr. Masters
Guard Seizes Surf Yachts Rum Cargo Off New York
Coast guard forces seized the steam yacht Surf with a rum cargo worth over 300000 off Montauk Point Long Island. The vessel sailed inside the 12 mile limit near a mother ship before being chased by destroyer Cummings. Crew of 30 was questioned after bringing the yacht to New York and anchoring by the Statue of Liberty. The seizure is described as one of the largest in recent years.
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New York
Coast Guard
Montauk Point
Long Island
Statute of Liberty
Cummings
E. F. Stone
Lst
Stone
Hawks Continue Record Flight From Rome to London
Croyden England June 15 Frank Hawks extended his record by flying non stop from Rome to London covering 850 miles in 33 hours 33 minutes.
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Croyden
England
Frank Hawks
Rome
London
Tribune Artist Loses $50,000 in Jewelry Robbery
Chicago on June 15 two bandits in tuxedos seized $50,000 worth of jewelry from Sidney Smith creator of Andy Gump and his wife as their sedan stopped for a Michigan Boulevard signal. One man guarded the chauffeur, the other forced surrender of jewelry except the wedding ring. The pair fled in a trailing car.
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Chicago
Sidney Smith
South Side
Smiths
Michigan Boulevard
Andy Gump
Mrs. Smith
Smith
Fasteeth Promises All Day Comfort For False Teeth
An advertisement promotes Fasteeth powder to keep false teeth firm and comfortable without taste or slip. It claims secure hold for all day wear so users can eat, laugh, and talk with ease. Sold by Witherspoon Drug Co. or local druggists.
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Witherspoon Drug Co
Adv
Chiang Kai-Shek Reelected President by Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-Shek was reelected president of the Chinese Republic by the fifth plenary session of the Central Executive committee of the Kuomintang in Nanking. The committee also appointed presidents and vice presidents of the five Yuans, or government branches.
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Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
The
Kuomintang
Five Yuans
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