Miners Chief Boise Speaker Outlines Wage Scale Message
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers addressed Boise Kiwanis members and linked England unrest to economic conditions. He urged a living wage scale for workers to prevent turmoil and described the UMWA’s efforts to uphold its wage standard and the organization’s scope.
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Boise
Eas
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Boise Kiwanis Club
Lewis
C. P. Charrier
England
Gate City Knights Templar Install New Officers
Gate City commandery installed its newly elected officers last night with outgoing commander D O Bellamy as installing officer. New officers include William B Caton and William K McCarty among others. two members were noted absent and will be installed June 22. A social session followed with talks urging a busy year and drill for the grand commandery convoy at Twin Falls in May next year.
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Gate City
Knights Templar
D. O. Bellamy
Ray V. Swanson
William 8. Caton
William K. McCarty
Ray S. Hunter
Harold K. Day
George W. Matthews
J. W
Howard Stoy
William J. Harvey
Arthur Amundsen
Robert C. Earley
St. B
Steve T. Collins
John P. Halliwell
Thomas J. Kitchin
Sentinel
R. A. Bilyeu
Russell
C. BR. Aughey
Messers, Halliwell
Aughey
Twin Falls
Boise
St. Maries
Pocatello
Gate City Commandery
Prospective Spud Shipment Totals This Week
The U S Bureau of Agricultural Economies estimates early potato shipments east of the Rockies for June 16 to 21 at about 3 900 cars with 2 090 cars on June 15 16 17 and 1 810 cars on June 18 19 20 The plan depends on weather and market conditions and shipper plans May vary.
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Rocky Mountains
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Ala
Arkansas
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Ark
N. C
Okla
No More Rheumatism Says Red Blood Cure
Ad touts S. S. S. as a blood building remedy to end rheumatism by boosting red blood cells. Claims include relief of joint pain and misery, better rest and energy, and states the larger bottle is more economical.
Potatoes Movement and Harvest Outlook Across States
1926 potato shipments show 3 659 cars of new potatoes from east of the Rockies and 1 275 cars of old potatoes. Last year 4 239 cars new and 815 old. Alabama Mobile and Baldwin near completion. Escambia Covington region likely another week. Norfolk area tubers slow. rain Saturday aids growth. Oklahoma peak moved early next week. North Carolina quality improving with two peaks around June 18 and June 23 as digging grows but heat may cut digging.
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Rocky Mountains
Alabama
Mobile
Baldwin
Escambia
Covington
Norfolk
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Coast
Mount Olive
Bethel
Idaho Bankers End Fine Session and Elections
The Idaho Bankers association concluded its two day session with the twenty second annual convention. E G Bennett will continue on the executive council. J B Russell and Frank L Davis hold vice president and nominating roles. Officers named for bank divisions include J C Galbraith and B Alison. A resolutions committee urged higher attendance by requiring bank representation. Public depository committee members named were Bennett M W Johnson and O H Cannon.
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Idaho Bankers’ Association
Idaho
American Bankers’ Association
E. G. Bennett
Anderson Brothers Bank
Idaho Falls
J. 8. Russell
Citizens’ Bank of Pocatello
Frank L.davis
Fremont City Bank
Sugar City
J. 8. St. Clair
Boise City National Bank
Boise
J. C. Galbraith
National Bank of Idaho
National Bank Division
B. Alison
American Trust Company of
Coeur d’Alene
Savings Bank
E. H. Murphy
Payette State Bank
Payette
State Bank
P. J. Miller
Idaho Trust Company
Lewiston
Trust Company
Resolutions Committee
F. F P. Johnson
Association
Public Depository
M. W. Johnson
O. H. Cannon
Inkom Man Suffers Broken Jaw After Horse Kick
James Chandler of Inkom was kicked by a horse last night and arrived at St. Anthony's Hospital this morning for surgery to repair a broken jaw.
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James Chandler
Inkom
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Chicago Prepares for Great Catholic Church Celebration
Chicago gears up for the 16th eucharistic congress the first international Catholic gathering in the United States. Cardinal Tonvano arrives with 12 cardinals and 800 bishops as 1 000 Knights of Columbus aid the welcome amid plans for housing and mass attendance expectations topping 1 000 000 over four days. Canada prepers pilgrimage traffic with 19 trainloads bringing French Canadians to greet the papal legate and join the procession.
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Chicago
United States
Holy Name Cathedral
Green
John Cardinal Tonvano
New York
George Cardinal Mundelein
Thishop Trogan
Congress
Knights of Columbus
LP. Turmanng
Harmanna
American Legion
Canada
Montreal
Jury fails to reach verdict in Duell perjury trial
The jury in the perjury trial of Charles II Duell former president of Inspiration Pictures Inc indicated inability to agree and was discharged. Duell faced perjury charges after a restraint action against Lillian Gish over her employment terms. Gish denied engagement to marry and was not called as a witness.
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New York
Charles. II
Duell
Inspiration Pictures, Inc
Lillian Gish
Miss Gish
Publicity Card Ads Roll Into Lima Streetcars
Advertising cards have begun appearing in Lima Peru streetcars, signaling a new in transit promotion method. The cards likely showcase local products and services, aiming to reach daily riders with compact messages.
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Lima
Peru
Annual Summer Cruise Opens From San Pedro
More than sixty ships of the United States battle fleet prepared to depart San Pedro California today for the annual summer cruise to San Francisco and the Puget Sound region. Only the Procyon and the tanker Kanawha remained behind. the port will be deserted of naval craft for two and a half months.
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San Pedro
Calif
United States Battle Fleet
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Procyon
Kanawha
Millions in Oil Royalties To Go For Education
Bakersfield dispatch says oil royalties from Kern county Mount Pono fields exceed one hundred million dollars and will largely support education and charity. The plan cites the Clara Barton foundation and Sequoyah Indian girls school in Oklahoma among beneficiaries, with landholders and heirs from local oil districts considering contributions to Catholic education and school projects.
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Bakersfield
Mount Pono
Kern County
Seouta
Saya
Morning Echo
Charles $. Young
Korn River
Clara Barton
Sequoyah
New Oil District
John Enns
Institute Gift to Spain From International Education Board
The International Education board offers Spain an Institute of Physics and Chemistry as a gift. The Duke of Ale chairs the commission to finalize acceptance. The board will provide 400000 dollars plus Spain supplies the site and ongoing maintenance.
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Spain
International Education Board
Duke of Ale
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Ogden, Utah
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E. Center St
Pocatello, Idaho
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