Kiwanis Discuss Board Action On Frazier Case
Kiwanis members denounce the state board of education for demanding Charles R. Frazier's resignation as Idaho Technical Institute president. They argue the issue harms the state’s south and that removal would breach contract and may require judicial action.
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State Board of Education
Charles R. Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
Kiwanis Club
T. D. Jones
H. B. Thompson
Frazier
Frank Brown
Clancey St. Clair
St. Clair
Bannock
Teeh
State Board
Rainbow trout shipment for Bannock County anglers arrives
The Bannock County Sportsmen's Association secures the first shipment of 20 cans and about 20,000 rainbow trout from the Ashton hatchery. The fish will be stocked in Meader ponds north of town and released in fall to American Falls lake and streams, with future shipments planned by the state fish and game department and the association.
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Bannock County Sportsmen's Association
Ashton Hatchery
American Falls
Meader
State Fish and Game Department
Sportsmen’s Association
Colored Women Plan Meeting to Honor Delegates
A get acquainted meeting is set for 8:00 p.m. at the A M E church to honor delegates attending the Federation of Colored Women Utah jurisdiction opening tomorrow at Antlers Hall. The program includes songs, addresses by Corinne Sampson and Mayor C Ben Ross, readings by Winona Lewis and Ida Thompson, and notes on the Busy Bee club with Mia Gady Naye chairing the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention of Federation of Colored Women
Utah
Antlers’ Hall
Ey Congregation
T. A. Patterson
Corinne Sampson
Louise Thompson
C. Ben Ross
Winona Lewis
Adeline Langford
Reading
Idaho Thompson
Corinne Mpson
Busy Bee Club
Rs. O. B. Williams
Corinne Samgeon
Anna Thompson
Mia
Gady Naye
Town Talk Highlights Local Elections And Events
Polls opened at 3 p m for the school tax election with voting sites at Booneville and the Senior high school and close at 6 p m. Earl R Shikora 13 died of heart disease. funeral at Trinity church with burial at Mountain View. Civil service tests set for July 13 at city hall with age limits for police and fire, and the Maccabees approve women’s membership in separate lodges.
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Oregon Short Line
Booneville
Earl Robert Shikora
Fred R. Shikora
West Bridger Street
General Hospital
Trinity Church
Howard Stoy
Mountain View Cemetery
Schumacher and Hall
Earl
Jefferson School
Spokane
Wash
Civil Service
Civil Service Board
Civil Service Chairman
P. C. O’malley
Police Department
Fire Department
Order of the Maccabees
Pocatello Man to Attend Head Camp in Chicago
F C O Maney Pocatello attorney leaves for Chicago as Idaho delegate to the Modern Woodmen of America head camp meeting set for July 23 at the Sherman hotel. Idaho delegates include Hallard Kinsey Whitcomb with state officials Babtock Parker Smith Padgham and P C OMalley notes 20 years in the order. The society reports 1 200 000 members and 51 delegates will attend with death claims paid near 30 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. O’maney
Pocatalls
Chicago
Woodmen of America
Idaho
Sherman Hotel
A. K R. Hallard
Caldwell
H. H. Kinsey
Twin Falls
Bert Whitcomb
Lewiston
J. B. Babtock
Roise
O. H. Parker
Boise
Rival powers in northern China threaten regional stability
From Tokyo to Shanghai and Peking reports detail foreign and Chinese forces amid anti foreign unrest. Japan orders four destroyers to sail for China as Chang Tsolin troops move north of Peking. Kuomintang agitators arrest and arms seized in Hankow while protests flare in Moscow and Belgium urging restraint.
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Tokyo
China
Sanguinetti Testifies in Libel Trial Over Milk Contamination
E F Sanguinetti wealthy Yuma businessman and complainant witness testifies in the George W Lynn criminal libel trial. He details his dairy herd, asserts milk contained no formaldehyde, and explains his 1921 23 finances including aiding the Yuma National Bank with 18000 and seeking a 100000 loan by note.
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Yuma
Ariz
Sanguinetti
Sanquinetta
Yuma National Bank
Girl Expected Half Estats of McClintock in Trial
In a lengthy cross examination Miss Pope identified more than twenty letters to Billy from Miss Pepe expressing friendship with the Shepherds and happiness at being in their company. Stewart pressed for remarks about family ties and gifts as Mrs Shepherd denied rumors of a share of the McClintock fortune.
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Shepherds
Stewart
Pepe
Billy
Miss Pope
Joseph P. Savage
McClintock
Stew
Mrs. Shepherd
Shepherd
Badge Designed for Civilian Duds
The War Department authorized a badge for wear with civilian clothes to denote military service. Procured through the Quartermaster Corps, it is for former or current enlisted personnel, officers, nurses, contract surgeons or veterinarians who served in wartime units under the War Department. The badge features an eagle with wings displayed, the national colors, and the inscription National defense.
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Washington
War Department
Quartermaster Corps
National Defense
Mandelon Wins Ascot Stakes at Ascot England
Mandelon won the Ascot Stakes at Ascot England racing on June 16 with 2 000 pounds prize money. Eastern Monarch finished second and Carbonaro placed third among ten runners. Mandelon began at 8 to 1, Eastern Monarch at 10 to 1, and Carbonaro at 8 to 1 in betting.
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England
Mandelon
Eastern Monarch
Carbonaro
Borah Opposes U S Involvement in China Crisis
Senator Borah chairman of the foreign relations committee sent a cablegram from Washington June 15 stating opposition to the United States being drawn into the China situation. The message was addressed to an American in the trouble zone.
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Borah
Washington
United States
China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Babe Ruth Belts Third Home Run of Season
Babe Ruth launched his third homer of the season into the right field bleachers at Yankee Stadium. The blast came off Detroit pitcher Whitehill after a three base misjudgment of Schang’s fly by Detroit manager Ty Cobb. The story notes the Queen of England’s lengthy christening names Victoria Mary Augustus Louise Olga Pauline Clementine Agnes.
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Babe
New York
Babe Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Whitehill
Detroit
Schang
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Queen of
England
Victoria Mary Augustus Louise Olga Pauline Clementine Agnes
Coles Buys Friedel Interest to Own Lincoln Bakery
NOTIOR R. H. Coles has purchased all interest of Carl G. Friedel in the Lincoln Bakery business. Coles becomes sole owner and will operate under the Lincoln Bakery name with responsibility for all collections and payments.
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R. H. Coles
Carl G. Friedel
Lincoln Bakery
Twenty gas cars destroyed in Wyoming derailment fire
Twenty gasoline tank cars of a Chicago, Burlington and Quincy freight train were destroyed by fire near Gileno, Wyoming, causing an estimated $100,000 in damage. Explosions occurred as flames spread along the train and set more cars ablaze. Fifty other gasoline and oil filled cars were detached safely. The cars belonged to Union Tank Line.
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Casper
Wyo
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Gilendo
Union Tank Line Company
Rioters Attack Chinese Protest. Briton Shot
In Shanghai on June 16 AP reports British Consul General protests to civil governor and foreign commissioner over the killing of William W. Mackenzie, a British subject, shot by Chinese agitators after rioting.
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London
Reuter
Canton
China
Moscow
Sharghai
Volgvsky Street
Shanghai
Wm. W. Mackenzie
Mackenzie
President Hopes for Adjustment on Colorado Compact
President Coolidge remains hopeful the Colorado diver compact will be ratified by all affected states. He expects Arizona objections to be overcome and says the government should not generate power but should fund flood control.
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Washington
Coolidge
Arizona
Colorado
Caillaux Presses for 1925 Budget and Tax Hikes
Paris June 16 AP Finance Minister Caillaux told the finance committee he would resign from the cabinet unless the 1925 budget is voted before month end and legislation for three billion francs in extra taxes is passed. Parliament will not adjourn until these measures are addressed. Caillaux cited a 1.05 billion franc revenue gap to balance the 1925 budget and noted the initial deficit exceeded three billion francs when he took office.
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Shanghai
China
Russia
Wein
Chinese Pan-Pacific Relations Institute
Paris
Caillaux
F Nance
Chamber of Ideputies
M. Cail
Jaux
France
M.caillaux
Finance Committee
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A Pittsburgh reader reports relief from dizziness ache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the product as helpful for women with varied ailments and urges others to try it based on shared experiences.
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Sharpsburg
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. H. Procter
Liberty Station
Pittsburgh
Pinkhamn
Seeneeee
Lyie Fs rEkham
WOLT at La Salle Escapes Prison Case Ties to Bond Heist
Los Angeles reports connect John Worthington, the so called wolf of La Salle street, to a Chicago bond theft and a Los Angeles clearing house scheme. Investigators trace stolen securities from Chicago to California amid links to the Miller gang and a Ballentine company swindle. Samuel W. McNabb leads federal investigators on Worthington’s trail.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Lewis
John W. Worthington
Wolf
la Salle Street
Here
Atlanta
Alice Worthington
Security Trust and Deposit Company of
Haveeen
California
Asa Keyes
Worthington
Keyes
Miller Gang
Equitable Securities
St. Louis
Samuel S. Ballentine Company
LaSalle Street
Pendin Samuel W. McNabb
U. S
Armour & Co. Pays Stockholder Bonus to Employees
Armour & Co announces a five year bonus plan of two dollars per share per year for employee stockholders holding Armour & Co. of Delaware preferred stock in the firm and its affiliates.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
Delaware
Headaches and Constipation Relief Ad
Advertisement for Hollister's Golden Budget Tablets claims to cure headaches and constipation. Halliwell Drug Co. and Whittlesey's Pharmacy are named as distributors.
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Hollister
Halliwell Drug Co
Whittlesey’s Pharmacy
Opening Pass to Yellowstone Hazardous Dynmite Mission
Lander Wyoming June 16 AP two autos and a truck depart for Twe-ewo-tes nese to blast ice and snow from the pass to open road to its top four hard rock miners with 1000 pounds dynamite will be paid 500 if they succeed the plan aims to open the southern entrance to Yellowstone National Park by June 18 two years ago the same offer led to fatalities the venture is risky the money is from H Q Barber Daughters of the Utah Pioneers meet at YWCA June 18 at 3 pm.
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H. Q. Barber
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Kiwanians
Pocatello
Tech
Institute
Alameda & Economy
Tei
Lucille Brown
John H. Kane
BOY Scout Funeral
Northern
Peking
Chang Tro-Lin
Tientsin
Tso- Tien
Hankow
Kuomintang
People's Party
Charleroi
Belgium
Tribune
Jimmy Cambas
Youngstown
Atlantic City
McLintock
Inc
BR. HL Coles
American Baptist Hospital
M. Caillaux
Wolt
la Salle
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Daughters of the Uta Pioneer's
South
Garfield
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Resulta
Chinese Herb Company
Fong Huy
Ida
SES
Gates’ Dry Goods Store
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