Idaho Masons Recall Early Days of Lodge in Boise
Idaho City hosts a gathering recalling the birthplace of Idaho Lodge No. 1 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. The Grand Lodge history notes the 1867 organization, earlier Lewiston and Bannock City lodges, and the first degree recipient Gabriel Rouche.
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Idaho Lodge No. 1
A. Edward Prince
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Roy Code
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Bannock City
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Idaho Grand Lodge
Idaho Lodge Number 1
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Storm wrecks large portion of Louisiana
A severe storm damaged buildings across Baton Rouge and flooded the state capitol offices. Roofs and window panes shattered, with $25,000 in damages estimated. State University stadium light standards collapsed as rain drove through the city.
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Louisiana State University
State Capitol
Former local man arrested after ledge incident
Vince Crosby, former Pocatello poultry businessman, was found on the Reed hotel ledge in Twin Falls without trousers. Firemen lowered him to the street and he was jailed at 8:15 pm after telling police he was doped and robbed of 275 dollars by two men and a woman. He denied intoxication and planned to move his family to Sacramento soon.
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Vince Crosby
Pocatello
Reed
Crosby
Sam Elrod
Sacramento
Market advances as trading picks up in calm week end
Markets rise on reduced steel strike fears and a calm session. The Standard Statistics Co. average climbs to 82.3 with 90 stocks up 1.1 points as broad buying supports gains. American Can J I Case Bethlehem Steel American Telephone Santa Fe Eastman Kodak Lehman Du Pont rise 1 to 2 points. stock transfers reach 576,295.
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Livestock prices in Portland market report June 16
Hogs show no sales for five days with 3 900 head, butchers up 10 to 15 cents, top weekly 4.25. Cattle none for five days, calves 370, market firm to 25 higher, steers 5.25 to 6.50, grass cattle 3.75 to 5.00, good fed heifers 4.75 to 5.00, cows mostly 2.75 to 3.25. Sheep none for five days, 8 500 head, spring lambs 7.25 to 7.50, yearling wethers around 3.00 to 3.50. Grain and fats listed: wheat No. 3 low hard 96 14, corn No. 2 yellow 60 44 to 61, oats No. 2 white 45, barley 56 to 1.00 per cwt.
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USDA
Grain prices ease as USDA hints imports may occur
Chicago markets see wheat weak amid no strong demand with USDA Bureau of Economics suggesting possible small wheat imports next crop year. Hard spring wheat from Canada could fill U S shortages. Corn and oats decline, potatoes mixed, silver prices fall to 44 1 2 cents per ounce in New York.
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United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Economics
Canada
United States
Golden Bears Capture Crew Race in East
California wins the varsity eight in the East over Syracuse with Cornell close behind in third and Pennsylvania, Columbia, and Rutgers following. Syracuse JV wins the three mile event with Navy second and Cornell third. Times lag records with California 19:44 for four miles, Syracuse three mile JV 15:40.3, Washington freshman 10:50 for two miles. A broken drawbar delayed a train carrying Governor Johnson and Governor Blood for the D&RGW dedication ceremony with 2500 attendees.
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J. S. Pyeatt
Johnson
Henry H. Blood
Utah
Blood
Pyeatt
Rio Grande
Dotsero Route Is Dedicated With Large Denver Crowd
A crowd gathered as the Dotsero Route was dedicated linking Denver to a transcontinental line via the Moffat tunnel west of Denver cutting 175 miles to Salt Lake City. Special trains from Denver including Burlington streamlined passenger service and Denver and Rio Grande Western mountain trains led the parade. A freight train with a 3600 series Mallet locomotive followed to complete the procession.
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Fraternity and lodge notices for Portneuf and Pocatello area
Local fraternal groups list upcoming meeting nights and officers. Portneuf and Pocatello lodges and chapters including Ortneuf Lodge No 18 Keystone Lodge No 81 Loyal Order of Moose No 387 Ruth Chapter No 3 O E S Portneuf Legion Moose Portneuf Lodge No 20 Ridgley Encampment Canton and Ladies Auxilary Pocatello Chapter No 6 R A M Ivy Rebekah Lodge No 23 Radiant Chapter No 61 OE& meets and welcomes visitors with contact pointers for officers.
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North Seventh
W. McGlochlin
J. A. Knowles
Portneuf
2.C.C.F
Ridgley
Canton and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Win Ce
Enke
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Volney Watts
IVY Rebekah Lodge No
Vera Kinder
Hazel Hatfield
Two Dictators End Meetings Hitler Leaves Mussolini
Hitler remained firm on equal treatment for Germany at the Geneva conference and the league of nations while Mussolini says he has done all he can to sway others to Germany. They agreed not to act against Austria and that Hitler would drop plans for Anschluss as they continue exchanges by correspondence.
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Mussolini
Austria
Car Owners Weigh In On Motor Economy Facts
A driver shares direct, candid insights on car economy, offering practical, no sales pitch observations from lived experience behind the wheel. The quote emphasizes plain talk and reliability over promotional claims.
Laundry Owners Elect Officers at Southern Idaho meeting
The Southern Idaho Laundry Owners association adjourned its annual convention Saturday with officers elected. Harry Allen Jr of Boise named president. Fer gus Briggs of Gooding vice president. E A McKay of Emmett re elected secretary and treasurer. Earl Nelson of Idaho Falls sergeant at arms. Allen B Eaton of Boise NRA spoke on code arbitration.
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Southern Idaho Laundry Owners Association
Harry Allen, Jr
Boise
Fergus Briggs
Gooding
E. A. McKay
Emmett
Earl Nelson
Idaho Falls
Allen B. Eaton
NRA
Ross Brown
Salt Lake City
National Code Authority
W J. Brunger
Jean P. Albright
San Francisco
National Laundrymen's Engineering Department
NRA Praise From Roosevelt Guides Capitol Escort
Roosevelt lauded the NRA after a year as six Army air planes led Hugh Johnson and his aerial party from Washington. Donald R. Richberg, NRA general counsel, spoke to lawyers in his honor at Laidley athletic field.
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NRA
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
The
Roosevelt message on emancipation of industry read aloud
State police estimated a crowd of 8,000 as Governor Kump read President Roosevelt's message described as "a message on the emancipation of industry."
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Kump
Pacific Coast Dock Workers Near Truce
Days after the coastwide strike began on May 9 the Pacific Coast dock workers near a truce as commerce remained crippled. The walkout affected about 15 000 workers with many lumber and industrial plants in the northwest forced to close and affiliated unions joining the action.
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Longshore Strike Surges With 25,000 Maritime Workers
Longshoremen expand the work stoppage to exceed 25,000 maritime workers, intensifying disruption across loading docks and port operations. The action highlights growing labor unrest and demands affecting shipping schedules and commerce.
Actor Hal Skelly Dies In Railroad Crossing Crash
West Cornwall Connecticut June 164 Hal Skelly 42 actor and director was killed when a truck he drove collided with a train on the Pittafield New York division of the New Haven railroad Miss Helen Dell rider with Skelly was hospitalized in Torrington in critical condition with little hope for recovery. Skelly had been a guest at Major M K Lee estate since yesterday.
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Hal Skelly
Pittafield
New York
New Haven
Helen Dell
Skelly
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
Torrington
M. K. Lee
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