Flier Hurt in Rescue During Meridian Circus Trick
Bonnie G. Rowe 29, air circus stunt flyer, was seriously injured diving from a speeding plane into a lake to save Miss Mabel Cody. Cody fell from another plane. Rowe leaped from the undercarriage, struck shallow water over 25 feet, with no bones broken but possible internal injuries. Cody was uninjured and reached shore first.
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Meridian
Miss
Bonnie G. Rowe
Air Circus
Water Works Lake
Mabel Cody
Rowe
Norman Wise
Mies Cody
Flyer
Pocatello Man Is Editor Year Book
George Young son of Mr and Mrs W A Young of 1105 North Hayes returns to Pocatello after earning a degree at the University of Idaho. He gained recognition for feature articles in Idaho Oregon and Washington papers and edited The Gem of the Mountains. He directed a splendid yearbook praised for originality and will teach history and English at Priest River Idaho and coach basketball next year.
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George Young
W. A. Young
North Hayes
Pocatello
University of Idaho
Moscow
Young
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Priest River
Idaho Senator Borah Returns to Washington After Convention
Senator Borah of Idaho returns to Washington from Kansas City where he urged Curtis for VP and supported the farm relief plank. He plans vacation in Idaho around July 1 and will seek a meeting with the presidential nominee before westward travel. He signals possible support for a McNary Haugen style board with 500 million for grain surplus demonstration. He will address the Sinclair fund matter with the new national committee soon.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Curtis
Kansas City
Hoover
West
Harry F. Sinclair
National Committee
Busy Weekend for Local Police Ends in Fine Mix
Police records show a hectic weekend with multiple fines for disorderly conduct and intoxication. D L Galihue admits no intoxication. John Salis fined 18 for disorderly behavior. other names charged for fire plug violations, intoxication, or closeness to plugs. A separate incident reports a gun found in a room with a revolver near a body.
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Ee Ae
D. L. Galihue
Arunk
John Salis
Eledteo Olemando
Pat Maloy
Rey Purdy
Ema
Beatrice Bradley
Ini
Democratic Leader Ed Meredith Dies on Eve of Convention
Edwin T. Meredith secretary of agriculture in the Wilson cabinet died last night at 51 after a long illness. Heart failure from high blood pressure listed as cause. He had just returned from Johns Hopkins for observation and his funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 PM. Meredith opposed Gov Al Smith on prohibition and backed his name in the recent Iowa Democratic primary.
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Des Moines
Edwin T. Meredith
Meredith
M. J. Meredith
Los Angeles
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
al Smith
New York
Iowa
Smith
Conservatory appoints Masters and Kissane to Idaho branch
Mrs J H Masters, a noted Pocatello vocalist, is named voice instructor at the University of Idaho Southern Branch. Donald Kissane, Violin professor at Miami University, Oxford Ohio, becomes professor of violin and directs the orchestra, replacing L Roubidoux.
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J. H. Masters
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
M. P. Angell
State Board of Regents
Donald Kissane
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Southern
L. Roubidoux
A H Upham
University of Idaho
Upham
Kissane
Three Members of Crew Finish Atlantic Hop in Fatigue
The crew of the Friendship faced bad weather and low fuel as they crossed from Newfoundland toward Ireland. Pilot Wilmer Stultz reported continued fog and rain, with plans to land in Bristol once supplies and fuel allowed. Mrs. Clare Stults in Altoona conveyed relief that her son Wilmer had successfully completed the voyage.
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Mabel Bell
Atlantic
Boston
Newfoundland
Ireland
Stultz
Friendship
Bristol
Altoona
Mra
Clare Stults
Williamsburg
Marning
Wilmer Stults
Giulia
Rotary International Holds Its Nineteenth Convention
In Minneapolis on June 18 AP reports Ro tary International opens its nineteenth annual convention with over 5 000 delegates registered and anticipated 13 000 by close of books Fourteen foreign countries send 238 delegates James Hamilton Lewis former Illinois senator to address opening sessions A Hall of Friendship is set up for social events and networking in the municipal auditorium during the gathering
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Minneapolis
Rotary International
Arthur
Rapp
Huntington
Ind
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Porto Rican Senate President Stabbed at City Hall
Antonio Barcelo, president of the Porto Rican senate, was stabbed in the abdomen with a carpenter's chisel after a welcome at City Hall returning from New York. Jesus Matos, the attacker, was shot in the abdomen and jailed. The incident occurred in Porto Rico on June 18.
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Gan Juan
Porto Rico
Antonio Barcelo
Porto Rican Senate
City Hall
New York
Jesus Matos
Promising mining stock offers guaranteed first earnings return
Investors urged to buy limited mining shares with promise of return of all money from early earnings before any dividends. Mill nearly ready and operations to start within ten days. Early action suggested to secure substantial long term income. Pivot on a first come basis.
Storms Kill and Displace Hundreds Across Oklahoma and Kansas
Severe weekend storms in southwestern Oklahoma and southern Kansas killed at least four people, left about 109 injured, and left around 2,000 homeless. Tornadoes struck Blair and Headrick Oklahoma, with damage across Jackson Kiowa and Tillman counties. Bridges, lines, and shelter tents disrupted communities. no Kansas fatalities reported though floods delayed wheat harvest and caused widespread damage.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Okahoma
Blair
Headrick
Bilaid
Jackson
Kiowa
Tullman
Okliehoma
Otts Rice
Kiowa County
Fort Sill
Chanute
Emporia
Salina
Ufe
Dem Leaders Gather in Houston for Democratic Convention
Democratic officials converge on Houston to finalize arrangements for the national convention. Clem Shaver notes farmers denied entry to the Republican meeting in Des Moines will be heard but warns not all demands may be met. Executive committee to meet next Monday to resolve possible delegate contests among 1100 newspaper reps awaiting seats.
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Houston
Tex
Clem Shaver
Democratic Executive Committee
Bosas
Shaver
Mr. Shaver
Executive Committee
C.er
Tells Skinny Men How to Gain Weight
Advertisement promises rapid weight gain using McCoy's Tablets with a money back guarantee. It targets thin men and women, claims dramatic improvement, and instructs readers to ask for McCoy's Tablets at drug stores nationwide. The copy emphasizes risk reversal and brand shorthand.
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McCoy
Sshramm- Johnson
America
Adyv
Comedy Star Killed on Eve of Broadway Chance
Chicago report says Rosalie Claire, famed dancing comedienne from Sunny Days, died after an auto crash on Michigan Avenue while en route to celebrate her Broadway leading role offer. Passengers include Audrey Maple and two chorusmen. Maple and others sustained minor injuries.
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Chicago
Rosalie Claire
Broadway
Michigan Boulevard
Clair
New York
Audrey Maple
Claire
Herbert Carnegie
William Tasek
Ike
President Coolidge Attends Simple Rural Church Service
President Coolidge kept a simple schedule at a refurbished small church where the Bimiple ceremony continued as usual. The service featured old hymns led by a piano with four male voices and a visiting soprano. After the service he guided the blind preacher John Taylor from the church, reversing the usual exit routine.
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Coolidge
John Teylor
President Coolidge
Kim
President to Open Yellowstone Park Ceremony
President Coolidge will formally open Yellowstone National Park for the season by pressing a button at his Wisconsin camp to swing open the West Yellowstone entrance. Governors from Wyoming Montana Utah Idaho and Oregon are invited to participate in the ceremony at West Yellowstone.
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Salt Lake City
Coolidge
Yellowstone National Park
Wisconsin
West Yellowstone
Frank C. Emerson
Wyoming
J. BE. Ericskon
Montana
George H. Dern
Utah
H.C Baldridge
Idaho
I C. Patterson
Oregon
MELLO-GLO Face Powder advertisement
A Cook Drug Co advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder. It promises shine control smooth application and pore minimal clogging with pure fine quality.
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Cook Drug Co.Adv
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Cincinnati Conservatory
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Eugene Ysaye
George Leighton
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Rotary Meets
William Henry Harrison
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