Settlement progress in wage dispute at local building trades
The Building Trades council and Building Laborers union reached a step toward resolution of the wage dispute. Laborers would return to work Monday except for brick wheelers whose wage rate remains the central issue. Union members had halted work June 3 demanding $6.50 for brick wheelers, versus $5.50 paid, with May or June meetings failing to resolve the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trade Laborers’ Union
Building Trades Council
Building Laborers’ Union
Laborers’ Union
Wheeling of Brick
Building Laborers Union
Master Builders’ Association
C. Ben Ross
Building Traces Council
Labor Executive Board
Meyer Ross
August Reeist
Phoxue
Building Trades Unions
Safety Plane Here Educational Tour
A 16 passenger safety oriented plane from Rapid Air Lines arrives at the local airport for an educational tour run by Clyde Ice, a 14 year veteran, with a crew of three. The craft, powered by three Wright Whirlwind motors, has a top speed of 125 mph and a 90 mile cruising range. Wings span 74 feet and length is 50 feet. Carl H. Leedy promotes the flight as educational to attract conservative flyers to air travel.
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Carl H. Leedy
University Junior Curriculum Organized
The University of Idaho will establish a separate division for a junior college beginning fall 1929 30. The program combines work from the College of Letters and Science the School of Education and the School of Business Administration and also meets admission requirements for the College of Law. The aim is to serve short attendance students with a structured course and provide a liberal foundation for degree candidates with minimized duplication of studies. high school work will influence field choices.
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University Junor
University of Idaho
College of Letters and Science
School of Education
School of Business Administration
College of Law
Senor College
Three Alarms Responded By Pocatello Fire Department
Fire crews from Pocatello responded to three alarms on Saturday. A smoke scare at 231 North Third Avenue caused no damage. At General Hospital the KM Y Gardens auto truck burned on the driveway but was quickly extinguished. A roof fire at 345 South Path Avenue was put out with minor damage reported.
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Pocatello
North Third Avenue
General Hospital
K M. Y. Gardens
South Pafth Avenue
Coast to coast fast air system opens Kansas City route
A igi powered passenger plane inaugurates the first coast to coast line to Kansas City from Fairfax airport. The Safeway eastbound service arrives tomorrow afternoon with Pacific coast origin and a 2:30 p.m. Kansas City arrival for westbound passengers. Universal system trains link through Cleveland to New York.
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Kansas City
Fairfax Airport
Southwest Air Fast Express
Universal Aviator Corporation
New York
Pacific Coast
Safeway
Universal System
Los Angeles
Garden City
Kan
Cleveland
New York Central
Safeway Aystem
At &T. E. Se. Seon
Monday Fight Card Is Definitely Off
Cancellation of the Dempsey Washington fight card intended for Monday night came Saturday when Dempsey developed a severe ball on his neck and returned to Montana. Dempsey met young Harry Wills last night and received a pummeling centered on the back of his neck. Surgical attention failed to relieve the condition and Dempsey is forced to withdraw. Pins for a future bout are in the mind of James McNichols who is casting about for principals.
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Dempsey
Montana
Harry Wills
James McNichols
Borah Faces Tariff Clash as Senate Debates Revisions
The article notes Borah opposing the tariff bill and threatening no summer recess. Norris plans an amendment to include farm relief. Brookhart and others favor the move. The piece also mentions moonshine graves in Mississippi and France billboard rules, plus Missouri reporting 19 airports.
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Borah
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Brookhart
Edward Bigelow to Lead Pocatello Eagles Initiation Effort
Edward Bigelow organizer for Washington will attend a June 17 meeting in Pocatello and remain several days to assist in arranging a large candidate class for initiation on June 24. Pocatello Eagles plan strong efforts against Idaho ahead of the state convention.
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Edward Bigelow
Eagle
Washington
Pocatello
Pocatello Eagles
Idaho
Goodrich Fleet Rests Over Sunday in Idaho Town
The Goodrich Silver Fleet, 19 drivers and attendants who are college graduates, arrived Saturday and are resting in Pocatello Sunday. They visited Greelsby dealers showing tire efficiency across conditions before resuming their eastbound trip Monday morning.
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Drs
Goodrich
Greelsy
West Side
Pocatello
Van Dusen Eighth In Muddy Derby Scramble
Clyde Van Dusen the Kentucky Derby winner finished eighth in a nine horse field in the $50,000 American Derby at a mile and a quarter on a slow track. Naishapur and African followed Preeland, with Winds City paying $30.14 to win the mutuels.
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Washington
Chicago
Windy City
Naishapur
Preeland
Clyde van Dusen
Winds City
Trappers in Trasea County Net $50,000 This Winter
Northern Minnesota trappers earned about fifty thousand dollars in Trasea county this season. The report highlights strong pelts demand and stable prices boosting local trapping income.
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Minnesota
Trasea County
New Air Mail Schedule Inaugurated From Great Falls
Announcement by Al fred Frank of National Airways Inc states a new southbound air mail schedule from Great Falls began Saturday June 15. Timely post office mail arrives in Chicago next morning and in San Francisco and Los Angeles by 4:30 am. departures from Chicago target New York City and other midwestern cities by noon. Night flying planned after full route lighting. Hangar and HQ move to Butte with expanded maintenance to improve service year round.
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Alfred Frank
The
National Airways, Inc
Great Falls
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York City
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Toledo
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Helena
Sam Butte
Wam Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake
United States Department of
Salt Lake City
Great Falla
Montana
Idaho
National Parks Airways, Inc
Butte
Keech Body to Be Moved After Altoona Speedway Tragedy
Roy Keech died in the Altoona Speedway crash. His widow, who witnessed the event in Tipton Bowl, collapsed at the stands. Keech’s body will be moved to Coatesville tomorrow as officials describe the deadly pileup.
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Altoona
Roy Keech
Coatesqlle
Keech
Tipton Bowl
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Emmet J. White
Border Ciry
Henry Verkula
White
Fast Air
Mississippi
France
Missouri
van Dusen
Borderery
Henry Virkula
International Falls
Minn
Virkula
Ellen G. Hurlbutt
Tabor
Iowa
Tribune
Hum
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Brecinnine
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