Prosecution rests in trial of former Bannock National head
Howard E. Rank testified on Friday as a key state witness in the trial of 8. L. Reece former head of Bannock National charged with misappropriating funds. Rank detailed inflated bank credits on Flat Top Sheep Louise account and other statements. The defense rests pending R. L. Curtis testimony.
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Howard E. Rank
Department of Justice
L. Reece
Bannock National
Boise Capital News
Rank
Reece
Bannock National Bank
Flat Top Sheep Company
8. L. Reece
Sach
Louise
Butterfield Brothers
John Etchecabar
Etchecahar
Drinns
Burley
St. Anthony Anks
Louis Arenaaeers
Ipharraguerre
St. Anthony
Shelley
Challis
Picabo
Rome
Reeve
Franklin
R. L. Curtis
Curtis
Germany and France Rival Baltic Trade Push
German and French missions press Baltic states after the Rapallo treaty as Riga, Kovno, Reval, and Helsingfors host officials. Germany opens Baltic air routes and plans improved rail links to Moscow while France expands trade missions and a Riga trade show with 70 French manufacturers. British observers also probe Baltic opportunities.
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Riga
Baltic States
Russia
Germany
Herr Blucher
Berlin
Baltic
Kovno
East Prussia
Reval
Helsingfors
Koenigsberg
Moscow
Blucher
Lithuania
France
Esthenia
National Bank of Commerce
London
Manchester
Beer production declines in Czechoslovakia amid taxes and shortages
Prague reports a sharp drop in beer output from 13 million hectoliters prewar to about 4 million this year due to heavy taxes high material costs and unfavorable exchange rates. Foreign exports have ceased and German brews compete with the home product as meat prices rise driving demand for American frozen and canned meats.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Poland
Denmark
Umania
Tie
Hamburg
Shakers and Suffrage Reflect Early American Reform
The Washington bulletin notes the Shaker movement and suffrage ideas as part of colonial religious and social history. It traces Mother Ann Lee's origins, Shaker beliefs, isolation, communal life, and lasting contributions plus the movement's decline from 350 members to six in Enfield New Hampshire.
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Washington, D. C
America
Enfield
New Hampshire
National Geographic Society
Ann Lee
Anna
Ann
United Society of True Believers
England
Manchester
New York
Watervliet
Massachusetts
Maine
Connecticut
Ohio
Kentucky
Mt. Lebanon
Improvement in Employment on Pacific Coast
San Francisco June 17 De cided improvement in employment conditions on the Pacific coast is noted by J A Kelly San Francisco district director of the employment service United States Department of Labor in his report for May made public here today. Although food stuffs and leather there is a slight decrease in employment, highway construction building lumber mining oil farming and railroad repair show up encouraging improvement Mr Kelly's report covering California Oregon and Washington follows California the general employ.
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San Francisco
J. A. Kelly
United States Department of Labor
Kelly
California
Oregon
Washington
Unemployment Improvement Across Regions Amid Construction Rise
The report shows Oregon’s job market improving with more farm labor demand and resuming foundry work while skilled iron and steel workers shift to other industries. Vegetable canning provides new work for women and rail repair gains. lumber and mining also show activity, with construction starting soon and overall labor absorption rising. Washington likewise notes a vastly improved employment picture with exhausted skilled mechanics in some sectors and rising road, power, railroad, and textile activity.
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Fondatyfia
Oregon
Portland
Columbia
Washington
Avith
Public Employment bureau inquiries reach Seattle area
Grays Harbor district reports a large construction program including building logging roads and power projects with a shortage of steady men. All mills at capacity with some operating two or more shifts. Seattle inquiries of the Public Employment bureau of California explore engaging help through that office.
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Seattle
Public Employment Bureau of
California
Grays Harbor
Trains Crash. Kansas City Cadet Killed at Allaire
A Pennsylvania railroad passenger train collided with an automobile driven by Jerome Stewart of Kansas City Missouri near Allaire New Jersey. Stewart, a West Point cadet, was killed instantly while a young woman passenger escaped by jumping from the vehicle. Several passengers on the train were injured.
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Manuasquan
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allaire
Jerome Stewart
Kansas City
West Point
Stewart
French Deserter Taken Prisoner Near Swiss Frontier
Geneva June 17 A wealthy French man T Dertrand described as a deserter has been arrested here as he stood with one foot on each side of the Swiss French frontier in a case that unfolds with tense border implications.
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Geneva
T’. Dertrand
Bertrand Arrested After Border Café Provocateur Incident
An infamous figure boasting anti French rhetoric was seized by two French gendarmes after crossing from a Swiss side dining room into France at Saint Julien near the Franco Swiss border. He had claimed immunity and warned of easy border passage.
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Saint Julien
Switzerland
France
Bertrand
Geneva
Germany
Rey
Frankee
New Light Railway Uses Rails for Trucks and Ground Wheels
In an innovative light railway design the carts ride on rails while the locomotive’s wheels stay on the ground outside or between the rails, allowing unique traction and propulsion.
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H. E. Rank
Cement of Justice Infant Testimony
Royal
Elkhorn
Elkhorn Creamery Co
Pocatello, Idaho
Pacific Coast
East Benton
First Avenue
Idaho Furniture Company
Freckles
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