Ninth Annual Convention of Colored Women's Clubs Opens
The ninth annual convention of the Colored Women's Clubs convened in Utah with about 100 delegates welcomed at the A M E Church. Mayor Ben Ross gave the welcome. program included entertainment by the Busy Bee Club and remarks by Corinne Sampson and Rev. F A Patterson.
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The
Colored Women’s Club
Utah
Ben Ross
Busy Bee Club
Gaidy Naye
Corinne Sampson
Arinshia Wilams
F. A. Patterson
Antler’s Hall
Williams
Elks
Adele Richmond
Salt Lake
Ogden
Twin Falls
Elko, Ney
Ulmer
S. White
Bankhead
Anna Thompson
Artelia Shelton
Jennie Offutt
Rhoda Jackson
Ruth Elkins
Antler
Mary C. Johnson
Isabelle White
Aggie Mason
Lesa Barker
Della Henry
M. J. Atkinson
Mary Pearson
Minnie Colt
Maggie Mason
Hégaskild Economics
Moonlight pavilion opens with novelty balloon dance
The Moonlight dancing pavilion opens this evening with a novelty balloon dance as part of the season. Management reports a well prepared floor and announces regular summer dances at the open air hall across from the courthouse on East Center Street. Mr and Mrs George Bailey of 1246 North Main Street announce the birth of a son born this morning at the Bailey home. Bailey is identified as a local candy merchant. Poultry workers in the Etaluma region Calif demand higher pay over feed costs, claiming birds grow sturdier yet harder to pick.
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Court House
East Center Street
George Bailey
North Main Street
Bailey
Pocatello School Board Approves Tax Levy and Upgrades
At a Tuesday high school meeting the Pocatello school board levied the same tax as last year and approved automatic stokers for the senior high and Irving junior high. They also ordered Burroughs bookkeeping equipment and considered Peterson transport bids for rural students. Visual education is deferred to save costs.
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Irving
Jesse Chase
Pocatello Auto Company
Mr. Chase
Irving Junior High School
Burrough
Secioo
Burroughs
Pocatello
Ae Ills General Fund
Transportation Fund
IR Abbot
Schiccewie
Town Talk and Rotary Program At Bannock Hotel
Town Talk reports F C McGowan of Brady McGowan realty ill at home after a trip to Arco and Mackay. Rotary Club announces M A Pond as principal speaker tomorrow at 12 15 in the Rowans Room Hotel Bannock with luncheon. Pond will discuss Idaho Technical Institute conditions. A special bus departs Temple Pharmacy at 5 55 to Overland Park for Eagles vs store department in the Twilight League with return trip after the game.
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Rotary Club
M. A. Pond
Otary Club
Rowanis
Bannock
Pond
Idaho Technical Institute
Temple Pharmacy
Overland Park
Eagles
Idaho game warden improves after illness within hospital
D P Rich chief deputy game warden of Idaho is reported much improved after a hospital stay in American Falls due to high blood pressure since Monday. Mrs Rich remains with him in Boise. Boise chamber plans a special train from Huntington Oregon to Pocatello for the American Falls dam celebration on July 13 awaiting Union Pacific approval and a Boise stop at 11 30 PM the night before.
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D. P. Rich
Idaho
American Falls
Chamber of Ecommerce of
Boise
Huntington
Ore
Pocatello
American Falls Dam
Joel Priest
Union Pacific Railroad System
Highway contract awarded for Bear Lake section
Hank Knipple of Pocatello wins the contract for 7.24 miles of the Solbway segment between Montpelier and St. Charles Idaho. Bids opened at Paris on June 12 with Knipple offering 38 955.26 for grading drainage structures and crushed rock surfacing.
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Hank Knipple
Pocatello
Bear Lake Highway
Bear Lake County
State Bureau of Highways
Boise
Paris
Knipple
Montpelier
St. Charles
Idaho
National G A R officials tour Idaho and Montana
National officers Mrs Myrta M Talnadge of Kansas City and Mrs Nellie Rhodes McMillan of Manhattan Kan visited Pocatello on a tour from Twin Falls to Anaconda Mont. They were guests of the chamber of commerce during their Idaho stop and planned further stops with the state encampment in mind.
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Myrta M. Talnadge
Kansas City
Nellie Rhodes McMillan
Manhattan
Kan
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Anaconda
Mont
Chamber of Commerce
Junket trip members to Arco and Mackay listed
The group from the Pocatello real estate board returning last evening included Mr and Mrs 8 Brady Henry Thelma and John L Brady Ro J Campbell Chris Gathe Mr and Mrs F C McGowan Marion McGowan W H Snyder R B Turner George Wagenseller Doris Wagenseller EB G Honde Ben 8 Gillis Helen Gillis Joe Thomet J B Damron FB J Fjeldsted From Blackfoot the travelers were B G Boone John Boyle S A Beckstrom.
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Arco and Mackay
Pocatello Real Estate Board
BE. Brady
Henry
Thelma
John L. Brady
Ro J. Campbell
Chris Gathe
F. C. McGowan
Marion McGowan
W. H. Snyder
Turner
George Wagenseller
Doris Wagenseller
EB. G, Honde
Ben
Gillis
Helen Gillis
Joe Thomet
Pe. J. B
Damron
FB. J
Fjeldsted
Blackfoot
B. G. Boone
John Boyle
Beckstrom
Explorers Leave Seaplane Base for King's Bay
Two aviators from the Norwegian North Pole expedition journey by seaplane toward King's Bay 80 miles away as part of the Amundsen Ellsworth search.
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Advent Bay
Spitzbergen
King's Bay
Mrs Prayier Wins Ottawa Ladies Championship
Mrs W G Frazier once Miss Alex Sterling of Revete Ga wins the Ottawa Royal Ottera Club ladies championship under Koos van Helens on district champion three.
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Mra
Prayier
Ottawa
W. G. Frazier
Alex Sterling
Revete Ga
Royal Otteraif Club
Cef
Pocatello High Names New Principal
The board announced Professor W i DeBoit will succeed Professor George Crawford as principal of Pocatello senior high school. DeBoit, Nebraska State Normal School graduate with an AB from the University of Omaha, has nearly completed a master's degree and 16 years in education. He comes from Slayton Minnesota where he was superintendent and has seven years as principal and coach. The board chose him from many applicants as the most capable candidate.
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W. i. DeBoit
George C. Crawford
Pocatello
DeBoit
Nebraska State Normal School
University of Omaha
DeBolt
Slayton
Minn
Bem
School Head to Leave for Europe
Professor Walter R. Siders the Pocatello schools superintendent will sail from New York on the Washington July 8 to attend the World's Conference of Educators in Edinburgh Scotland starting July 27. He will return aboard the Majestic leaving Southampton August 12. He plans a brief continental visit and will meet George N. Ifft American consul at Nancy France, a former Pocatello resident. He said he will pay his own expenses.
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Waltér R. Siders
Pocatello
Europe
Washington
New York
Edinburgh
Scotland
Majestic
Southampton
England
France
George N. Ifft
Nancy
Siders
Tribune
Shepherd Case Nears Verdict in Typhoid Murder Plot
Chicago June 17 AP The state hinges on last witnesses to prove motive and actual killing by William Darling Shepherd of his foster son William Nelson McClintock. Prosecutor Savage says Farman likely to testify. a co defendant Charles Faiman aided the plan with typhoid germs and a $100,000 payoff. Nurse Marie Hall and banker L L McArthur testified on the illness and finances surrounding Billy's illness.
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Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Joseph P. Savage
Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Savage
Farman
L. L. McArthur
Northern Trust Company
Billy
McArthur
Northern Trust
McClintock
Evolution case in Tennessee heats debate over teaching
Chattanooga July 17 AP report details John T Scopes a science teacher facing trial in Dayton for teaching evolution. Scopes argues evolution and creation can coexist with faith while school board leader defends fundamentalist standards. Superintendent White notes no teaching appointment until after trial with board chair Robinson delaying action.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Raneesus
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Leo
Rhea County High School
Walter White
Rhea County
F. E. Robinson
Delegates Sign Protocol Outlawing Poison Gas and Bacteria
At Geneva on June seventeen American delegates signed a protocol outlawing poison gas and biological warfare at the closing session of the arms limitation conference. Theodore Burton and Hugh Gibson led the signing, soon followed by British and other delegations with Germany signing related documents paving the way for adherence to the general arms limitation convention.
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Geneva
Theodore FE. Burton
Ohio
Hugh Gibson
Switzerland
Germany
Protest Against Dismissal of Idaho Tech Institute President
Hopewell Grange No. 96 of this city voices protest against the state board of education summary dismissal of OC. R. Frasier as president of the Idaho Technical Institute. The letter urges the board to retain Frasier and help raise the institute to a higher standard to serve farming communities in southern Idaho.
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Rupert
Ida
OC. R. Frasier
Idaho Techanical Institute
State Board of Education
Hopewell Grange
Frazier
Idaho
Pocatello Technical Institute
China seeks settlement over present row in Shanghai unrest
The Italian ambassador Signor Cerruti and other foreign diplomats urged Chinese government to quell anti foreign sentiment and protect lives and property. Warnings followed disturbances in Shanghai Hankow Kiukiang and Chin-Kiang forcing foreign families to relocate to Shanghai.
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Peking
China
Foreign Office
Signor Cerruti
Shanghai
Hankow
Kiukiang
Chin-Kiang
Zeppelin's First Flight Observed In Munich Event
Munich marks the twenty fifth anniversary of Count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin's first air ship flight. A balloon named for Zeppelin was christened by his daughter Countess Hela Von Brandenstein-Zeppelin and released as the hare in a game of aerial hare and hounds. Hounds pursued as balloons rose, while the association stayed in touch by wireless.
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Munich
Bavaria
Ferdinand von Zeppelin
Munich Association For Aerial Navigation
Count von Zeppelin
Hela von Brandenstein-Zeppelin
Munich Association
Keepwee
Wireels
Faiman Called as a Witness in Chicago Case
In Chicago on June 17 AP reports Prosecutor Crowe urged Judge Lynch to compel Charles C. Faiman to testify for both sides. The defense resisted arguing Faiman had long state custody and statements to the state. Judge Lynch signaled he would call Faiman despite defense objections.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Lynch
Charles C. Faiman
Robert E. Crowe
Faiman
Crowe
Farman
Lynch
Monumental Bunker Hill Ceremony Opens 150th Anniversary
In Boston on June 17 the looming of howitzers on historic Bunker Hill opened a pageant filled day of patriotic parades to mark the 150th anniversary of the battle and the 100th anniversary of the cornerstone laying.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Battle of
Lincoln Bakery Change of Ownership Recognized
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, handling all collections and paying all accounts. Friedel transfers through January 15 to January 29.
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R. H. Coles
Carl G. Friedel
Lincoln Bakery
Aole
To 29 Inc
Norse airmen aid search for missing polar expedition
Two Norwegian pilots fly out from Spitzbergen toward King's Bay as part of the Amundsen Ellsworth Polar expedition search. They travel aboard F-18 and F-22 planes, with support ships previously reporting ice and weather conditions. The mission aims to locate the missing expedition and return safely.
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Simson D. Fess
Ohio
United States
King’s Bay
Heimdall
Icefjord
Hobby
Oscar Island
Spitzbergen
Lutzow Holm
Berne Balchen
Harold Stuhr
Kings Bury
Advent Bay
British policeman Gavin mobbed in Shanghai clash
Gavin a British citizen and motorcycle police officer for the Shanghai International Settlement was mobbed by Chinese in Shanghai tonight and seriously hurt in the incident.
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Shanghai
APS
Gavin
Shanghai International Settlement
Reclamation Heads Westward to Shape Irrigation Policy
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work and Commissioner Elwood Mead will speak at next week’s city club meeting on western irrigation projects. Mead notes 23 years of reclamation, 130000 settlers, farm value at 300 million dollars with 66 million crop value in 1924, while WWI shifted settlement away from farms. Congress eyes changes to require settler qualifications and capital for new areas.
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Iltegs
Pal P
Secretary of the Interior
Hubert Work
Elwood Mead
Mead
City Club
Congress
Program of farm development and advance authority
A proposal outlines a program for farm development including preparation for crops and guidance for to be grown. It would authorize advisers to provide work advice and authorize advances in special cases to complete farm improvements.
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Develo
Bea
Interstate Commerce Commission sets value for Utah Railway property
The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a value of 5 202 700 dollars yesterday for the Utah Railway Company property. The railway company has outstanding capital issues with a par value of 7 565 200 dollars and an investment account of 7 740 4Z.
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Washington
Tenta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thea Utah Railway Company
Steamships From Port of London Sail to 274 World Ports
Regular steamship departures from the Port of London connect to 274 destinations worldwide. The network serves trade and passenger service with ships plying routes to major and minor ports across continents.
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London
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Vera Herring
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Arco and
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Pan
Rupert Grange
Shameen
Zeppelin
Petersen Furniture CO
Akalia Jourinel
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Peary
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Quantum
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Robinson
Richard E. Byrd
Navy
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W. P. Fuller & CO
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