Booze Sharks Copped Money in Prohibition Conspiracy Trial
New York AP says sub poenas compel Secretary Mellon and secretary Arthur Sixsmith to attend the federal trial of Gaston B Means and Elmer Jarnecke next Tuesday. Hubbard testified he paid 15,000 to Charles W Johnson over a whiskey deal linked to Means. Mellon reportedly expressed surprise at government officials' involvement.
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New York
John W. Hubbard
Trenton
N. J
Thompson
Brownaville
Frank D. Saupp
Hubbard
Chas. W. Johnson
Means
Siamith
Company
Mellon
Melon
Chrefs
Internal Revenue
Blair
Jarnecke
Slack Observance of Local Traffic Laws
A Pocatello resident criticizes drivers for ignoring traffic rules at Center and Main during peak hours. He says many speed through intersections to bluff others, risking accidents as two near-collisions occurred that morning.
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Pocatello
O Center and Main
Boaden Returns From Shrine Convention Delegates Active
Boaden of Pocatello one of four El Korah temple delegates to the national Shrine sessions in Kansas City reports lower hotel rates due to pressure from officials and owners. About 100000 Nobles attended with plans for crippled children hospitals as a major focus. Idaho's six representatives participated actively despite not marching. Boaden will report to Boise at the next El Korah meeting.
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Pocatello
el Korah Temple
Mystic Shrine
Kansas City
Beaden
Shriners
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Ndieeetain
Salt Lake City
Idaho
el Korah
Lewiston Temple
Boaden
Boise
Ancient Irish judiciary ends in sweeping reform
Dublin June 20 AP reports the Easter Law Sittings mark the end of the long standing Irish judicial system modeled on Britain. No lord chancellors or lord chief justice and the chief justice role becomes chairman of the supreme court. Assize judges are replaced by district judges with wider county court like jurisdiction. Razor Blades sharpened leave your blades at the Auditorium wing. j.v
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Dublin
Ireland
Supreme Court
Dorpat
Esthenia
Ivan IV
the Terrible
Moscow
Paul Westermann
Westermann
Sophie Palaeologa
Ivan III
Ivan the Terrible
Kremlin
Ivan
Lutfen
Los Angeles tops list of nation’s congested streets
Los Angeles traffic figures show 108 city streets most congested nationwide. County totals 425,572 registered cars, about 34 percent of U S auto registrations. Adams and Figueroa lanes named heaviest with 69,797 vehicles in eleven and a half hours.
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Los Angeles
Los Andes Traffic Commission
Angeles
United States
Los Angeles County
Saraeer
Colonial cotton hopeful as British deficit relief seen
London reports a British Cotton Growing Association annual review finds cotton growing conditions satisfactory across colonies after 1923's unprofitable year for British mills due to raw material shortages. The piece notes improved colonial production may ease costs and boost overseas markets amid American crop failures.
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London
British Cotton Growing Association
Great Britain
America
Germ of hoof and mouth disease said to be known
Berlin reports a Bavillus suspected to reproduce hoof and mouth disease in animals. Professors Frosch and Dahmer announce the discovery, with European scientists and inquiries from the United States and England. Final confirmation awaits tests before declaring a final solution to the epidemic.
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Berlin
Europe
United States
England
Paul Frosch
Royal Veterinary College
Dahmer
Germany
Wss
Dance at Dance Palace Friday Night
Band dance scheduled for Friday at the Dance Palace located at 420. Aimed to draw local dancers for a lively evening with live music and open floor.
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Dance Palace
420
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Underwood-Remington-Royal
L. C. Smith
West Clark Street
Remington
Leor'a
Wright
Wright's
Warner’s and P
Imo
Roshanara
Qld
Mia
E. M.clark
M. Clark
Nate Org
Melody Five Orchestra
Inkom Highway
Pocatello Roofing Co
Johns-Manville Co., Inc
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Richelieu
E. Z
FOF
Richelieu Mills
ASG
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