Feather and Crop Summary for June 16 in Idaho
The week across Southwest Idaho and regions like Tetonia Aberdeen Rexburg and Twin Falls saw cool cloudy weather with light to moderate rain and frequent frost. Crops such as grains potatoes alfalfa and fruits mostly thrived or showed strong growth while frost harmed tender garden produce and corn remained slow or at a standstill.
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Idaho
Boise
Teton County
Tetonia
Aberdeen
Bingham
Rexburg
Madison County
Twin Falls County
Burley
Cassia
Potatello
Bannock County
Caldwell
Canyon County
Springfield
Bingham County
Bliss
Gooding County
Twin Falls
Holcomb
Boise County
Barnes Still Leads in Tribune Sell Idaho Contest
John Barnes remains in first place in the Tribune Sell Idaho contest as standings show carriers leading in subscriptions for the special reclamation edition tied to the American Falls dam celebration. Edgar Van Vieck ranks second after a 1,000 point gain, with other carriers including Lee Bowser, George Schaffer, Ernest Peterson, Alfred Chandler, Myrtle Reddick, and Russell Woodruff recording varying totals.
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John Barnes
Tribune
Idaho
American Falls
Edgar van Vieck
Lee Bowser
Shor Deon
George Schaffer
Ernest Peterson
Alfred Chandler
Myrle Reddick
Russell Woodruff
Everyman's Investment by George T. Hughes
A woman investor asks about income bonds and preferred stock from a railroad after a reorganization. The columnist advises selling for income and warns against untrained speculation, noting market timing is unknowable and risk is personal. He urges seeking sound securities or accepting risks without expecting guaranteed gains.
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Sonde
Green Opposes Kellogg Plan Criticism of Mexican policy
William Green of the AFL and Senator Claude A. Swanson oppose Secretary Kellogg's remarks on Mexico policy. Green warns the stance could provoke revolutions and hinder labor support for dollar diplomacy, calling the approach unthinkable and disturbing. Officials from American and Mexican labor federations meet July 3 to discuss immigration and clarify positions.
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Washington
Kellogg
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Green
Mexico
Nater Bulsaces
Richmond
U S Diplomatic Approach Seen Opening Serious Possibilities
The official expressed belief that the situation offers serious possibilities for the United States. He stressed that discussion should proceed through diplomatic channels.
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United States
Chinese Appeal to Pope Pius Prompts Peking Action
In Peking on June 11 AP reports Peking University professors appealed to Pope Pius to advocate brotherhood as China faces turmoil. Troops block streets while students press demands for occupation of the legation quarter disarmament of foreign guards and war declaration against Britain. Railway workers plan monthly pay contributions to support Shanghai strikers and others follow suit.
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Peking
Peking University
Pius
Legation
Great Britain
Peking-Hanknow
Shanghai
Burial of Julius Kruttschnitt in New Orleans
Julius Kruttschnitt, 71 and retiring chairman of the Southern Pacific executive committee, is brought to his boyhood city of New Orleans for interment. A special Southern Railway train arrived to convey his body for funeral services at St Paul’s Episcopal Church, with a halt in Southern Pacific operations noted.
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New Orleans
Julius Kruttschnitt
Bome
Southern Railroad
Southern Pacific System
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Burial Arrangements for Krattschnitt Family in Metaire Cemetery
Effie properties note the burial at Metaire family plot while railroad activity ends briefly as a mark of respect. Krattschnitt officials join the funeral train ceremony in San Francisco offices closed for one hour. Mrs Krattschnitt and daughter Alma were passengers.
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Effie Properties
Metaire
San Francisco
Krattschnitt
Government weak says Schurman in transit to Berlin
Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman, soon to be American ambassador in Berlin, arrives in Plymouth en route and criticizes China’s leadership as weak. He notes the country has seen sporadic foreign captures and occasional murders, with no government fully responsible.
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Plymouth
England
Jacob Gould Schurman
United States
Peking
Berlin
China
Prices Drop in Wholesale Commodities May Report
Washington June 18 AP a continued recession of wholesale commodity prices in May shown by the Bureau of Labor Statistics index. The index fell from 1562 in April to 1552 in May with 4064 commodities surveyed showing slight decreases and only house goods and miscellaneous items rising. Tribune Want ads for results.
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Washington
Bure of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Studebaker Asserts Bold Auto Policy And Growing Demand
Studebaker promotes a policy of year round availability and continuous improvement. The company highlights record sales, durable engineering, and expanding parts support while promising ongoing refinements and new features without regard to calendar dates.
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Tudebaker
Studebaker
Defense Aims to Strike Grand Jury Indictment in Dr Young Case
Los Angeles dentists attorneys plan to attack the murder indictment of Dr. Thomas Young arguing improper grand jury procedures. The case stems from his statements about killing Grace Grogas Young and showing investigators where the body was concealed in a concrete cistern.
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Los Angeles
Thomas Young
Grace Grogas Young
Young
Legal Contention Over Interrogation Tactics in Case
The defense cites Young's confessions as coerced by third degree methods, alleging persistent questioning and arguing for an insanity plea as part of the attorney's strategy. The dispute centers on the validity of the admissions and the methods used to obtain them.
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Young
Tajima quake toll rises in south Japan disaster
The home department released final figures from the Tajima earthquake and resulting fire in south Japan. Killed 881, injured 681, houses burned 1,683, houses collapsed 1,919. Pre-disaster households 14,087 and population 71,196.
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Tokio
Home Department
Tajima
Japan
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