South Idaho seeks realignment of state education structure
M A Pond representing Bannock County urged abolishing the state board of education and consolidating the office of superintendent of public instruction with the commissioner of education. He advocated moving the agricultural college to the agricultural district and argued for more equal distribution of $800000 in land grant funds, stressing south Idaho’s two thirds of the vote and tax contribution.
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M. A. Pond
Agricultural College
South
Idaho
State Board
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
Tech
Pond
South Idaho
Mr. Pond
J. Pond
Furniture Trust Pleads Guilty in Sherman Act Case
In Chicago on June 18, AP reports fifty defendants in furniture antitrust cases pleaded guilty and were fined a total of 166000 dollars. Fines ranged from 1000 to 5000 dollars across five classes, with companies based in Illinois Ohio Wisconsin Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia New York and Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Adam G. Cliffs
Illinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Michigan
West Virginia
New York
Aseachusetts
Foreclosure Suit Against Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad
A foreclosure suit was filed in U S district court against the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad by the California Trust Company of New York alleging failure to pay principal and interest on bonds due June 1.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Retherford Slated as Temporary Heal Technical School
Clency St. Clair, chairman of Idaho Technical Institute executive committee, in Pocatello on official business. He says a Monday meeting will discuss the resignation of President Charles Frazier and appoint Dean J. B. Retherford to take temporary charge of the institute.
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Clency St. Clair
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Mr. St. Clair
State Board of Education
Charles ®. Frazier
Tribune
Mr &J. Clair
The
Tech
Clancy Gt. Clair
J. A. Lippincott
St. Clair
Idaho
Small Vote on Tax Election in Pocatello Idaho
A small voter turnout in Pocatello Idaho saw 71 ballots cast on a school tax proposal. The measure asked to authorize 6.238 additional mills for Independent School District Number One Bannock County for the 1925 fiscal year starting July 1. East side 20 for 5 against. West side 89 for 7 against. overall 59 for and 12 against.
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Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Board of Trustees of Independent School District
Bannock County
Idaho
Cgrce
George Miller Visits Here After Illness Recovery
Conductor Geo L Miller and his son Lawson Miller visit from Nampa staying a few days in the city. Geo Miller recently returned from Salt Lake City to consult physicians about a return to railroad work following a Christmas illness described as sleeping sickness. He plans to resume duties when possible. Lawson Miller, a student at North Pacific Dental College in Portland, is home for summer vacation.
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George Miller
Geo. L. Miller
Lawson Miller
Nampa
Salt Lake City
Cansuit Hishysicians
Miller
Reverend Lawson escorted from Keansburg rally after Klan attack
A crowd of about 1000 at a beach front auditorium in Keansburg, New Jersey, was dispersed by state police and local officers after a speech attacking the Ku Klux Klan. Reverend George M. Lawson, former spiritual adviser to the Klan in Keyport, was guarded and escorted out following the confrontation. Some attendees kissed him before leaving. police used tear gas and riot guns to restore order.
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Keansburg
N. J
George M. Lawson
Keyport
Ku Klux Klan
Lawson
Moonlight Open Air Pavilion Hosts Balloon Dance Night
Ope Moonlight Open Air Pavilion at corner 5th and Center hosts a novelty balloon dance tonight. Moonlight serenaders perform and offer 5c dances, with event promoted in the Tribune Want Ads.
Crossword Puzzle Clue Roster From Tribune Tease
Crossword puzzle layout reads as a mixed list with numeric clues and garbled text. Many entries show misspellings and abbreviations indicating a theme or telegraph style puzzle from the Tribune with an answer to appear next day.
Jury Disagreement Delays Yuma Libel Case Verdict
The jury in Geo. W. Lyon Yuma publisher criminal libel case reported inability to reach a verdict and was discharged. It stood five for conviction seven for acquittal. A retrial was not scheduled immediately.
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Yuma, Ariz
Geo. W. Lyon
Yuma
Brief news items touch on law, politics and crime
Unconnected briefs from Winchester Rome Washington Hlencentro Chicago Berlin and New York note an evolution law test case, pacification of Europe, whiskey and beer imports, Imperial Valley grape shipment, naval court martial outcomes, coast guard liquor searches, Hoover on electric power regulation, and a university professor's view on the Far East with a health update on Mrs. Berens.
Life on Mars Questioned by Astronomer at Reed College
A. P. Douglass, director of Broward Observatory, questions whether conditions on Mars permit life. He spoke at the Pacific division meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at Reed College, Phoenix.
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Mara
A. PF. Douglass
American Mecerorica Society
Broward Observatory
University of Arizona, Phoenix
Ariz
American Association For the Advancement of Gefence
Reed College
Douglas
Mary
Young swimmer Ederle sails to challenge English Channel
New Yorks Gertrude Ederle, age 17, sails for England to attempt the English Channel swim. In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania wins the first leg of the intercollegiate quadriangle by defeating Cornell 2 to 1. Snodgrass of Los Angeles and Richard Cooks of Honolulu win the mid Pacific tennis doubles.
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New York
Gertrude Ederle
England
Philadelphia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Ese Snodgrass
Los Angeles
Richard Cooks
Honolulu
Martian Life Conditions Claim Sparks Debate
The author argues Mars has substantial atmosphere and green markings indicating vegetation. He cites measured temperatures within life-friendly ranges, calling this the most important recent discovery and insisting the conditions prove life potential.
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Mars
McCoys Cod Liver Oil Tablets advertised for child health
A testimonial claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets helped a girl who was invalid for nine years gain seven pounds after eight boxes. The letter from Mrs. L. Babcock of Appleton urges buying the original product and offers a 30 day money back guarantee.
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Babcock
America
Schramm- Johnson Drug Stores Co
Cook Dr Co
Temple Pharmacy
MecCoy
L. Babcock
Appleton
Peking Posters Reported as Prejudicial
A June 12 dispatch from Peking notes thousands of posters showing British police shooting students and others, with bodies on the ground. Vernacular papers dispute foreign reports on Shanghai and Hankow events, claiming Japanese faction fights and alternate causes for fires and the Shanghai murder of W. W. Mackenzie.
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APS
Peking
Shanghai
Hankow
W. W. Mackenzie
Mack
British doctor accused in Jenz ie incident body mutilation
Report alleges a British doctor attended the body and mutilated it to misdirect blame onto Chinese parties, as part of the Jenzie incident coverage.
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Jenzie
Teapot Dome Oil Lease Ruling Due By Friday Morning
Cheyenne Wyoming June 18 AP Judge T Blake Kennedy will issue the government's suit decision on Mammoth Oil's lease at Teapot Dome in federal court at 10 tomorrow. The ruling concerns the government's suit to annuit the lease and affects Mammoth Oil and Sinclair interests with counsel notified.
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Cheyenne
Wic
T. Blake Kennedy
Mammoth Oil Company
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Kennedy
Mammoth
Theia
Sinclair Caproations
Charm of Women Depends Upon Vital Glands
Science cites gland deficiencies in women causing mental sluggishness irritability despondency forgetfulness and fatigue. Gland function impacts hair luster skin softness and beauty. Gland transplantation or internal tablet forms are offered by authorities. Glandogen, a tonic, is highlighted and sold by Schramm Johnson Drug Stores Co.
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Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores Co
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