Pocatello Scout Camp Set For July Seventh Opening
The executive committee announces a July 7 to August 8 camp period at Mink Creek east fork, fifteen miles from Pocatello. The camp features a new mountain cabin, tent towns, and a seven dollar weekly rate, aiming to boost attendance in the intermountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Creek
Pocatello
Scab Mountain
Scout Council
Ghetter
Intermountain
E. Brady
Pocatello Scout Council
M. W. Williams
E.C. Stratford
J. W. Mayer
W. H. Witty
A. Y. Gatterfield
G. W. Barnum
F. ©. Terrell
Clarence Stevenson
D. Hall
BE. Brady
R. H.tton
J. W
E. (. Stratford
P. C.o’malley
Buryl Blevens
High Altitude Cited in Unprecedented Coast League Scoring
Salt Lake City June 23 AP Slugging described as unprecedented in organized baseball after San Francisco and Salt Lake City clubs in a Pacific Coast League series at East Lake Park produced 264 hits over seven games. Weather bureau chief J Cecil Alter attributed high altitude at 4200 feet and thinner air to the surge, with Francisco winning six of seven games, totaling 150 hits and 100 runs while Salt Lake City notching 14 hits and 70 runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
J. Cecil Alter
Weather Bureau
East Lake City
Utah
Francisco
German shipping still far from prewar strength
Plymouth June 23 AP German shipping remains far from its prewar standard says Carl Stimming director general of the North German Lloyd speaking on return from London about the slow pace of recovery. He notes the mercantile fleet will take many years to regain its former efficiency as the industry faces delays in building new ships and settling capacity.
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Plymouth
England
Carl Stimming
Lloyd
Stimming
London
De“Line
Eum
Democratic party clings to two thirds rule at convention
In New York on June 23 veterans among Democratic hosts resist calls to abolish the two thirds rule that governs nominating a candidate at the national convention. Historians note the rule has long governed nominating procedures since 1832 and efforts to change it have repeatedly failed.
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New York
Cummins Sees Harmony in Platform Drafting at Convention
Ilomer Cummings of Connecticut predicted that committee work on the party platform will resolve differences and avoid a floor fight. He noted anti Klan plank supporters may be reasonable, while Tom Taggart signaled a platform critical of secret organizations without naming the Ku Klux Klan. Cummings expected McAdoo backers and Smith and Ralston adherents to back his selection for the resolutions committee.
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New York
Ilomer Cummings
Connecticut
Resolutions Committee
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Cummings
Mc-Adoo
Smith and Ralston
McAdoo Greets Western Delegations In New York Rally
William G. McAdoo welcomed delegates from nine western states Hawaii and the Philippines in New York cheering crowds on Fourth Avenue as he urged progressive democracy to restore government from privilege and debauchery. Delegations from California Oregon Washington Nevada Utah Idaho Colorado and both Dakotas arrived at Grand Central and marched to McAdoo headquarters. The crowd sang and cheered with Miss Marjorie Day leading the pageant and McAdoo appearing on the hotel balcony with Mrs McAdoo and campaign manager David Ladd Rockwell.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Hawaii
Philipines
Fourth Avenue
McAdoo
Oregon
Teapot Dome
Philippines
California
Washington
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
North
South Dakota
Grand Central Terminal
Scheduule
de Optede
Secretary of the Treasury
David Ladd Rockwell
Misa Day
MceAdoo
Padded Mitts Start Flying at Brady Park Workouts
Local boxing workouts for the July Fourth fence gram began this afternoon at a temporary ring on North Arthur. Notable matchups include Tuffy O'Dow vs Howard Ball and Nick Contes vs Glen Ghaleon, with Teddy O'Hara arriving from Oakland and Spug Myers slated for the main event. Johnny Gibba and Virgil Sparks are also headed to Pocatello for the six round semi windup.
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Brady Park
Elks Temple
North Arthur
Tuffy O’dow
Howard Ball
Nick Contes
Glen Ghaleon
American Falls
Ball
Boise
Gholson
Teddy O’hara
Oakland
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Spug
Los Angeles
Johnny Gibba
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Junior Welter
Virgil Sparks
Baseball Scoreboard and Delegation Notes at Event
Reported games in the American League with New York Cleveland and Boston matchups and lineups. The text also mentions Mr. McAdoo and Mrs. McAdoo greeting delegates after a formal welcome before separate hotel arrivals.
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New York
Washington
Lidia Ai Eseahers
Agtida
Rud
Jones
Markle An Chang
Chicago
Toei Leni
Faber and Crouse
Cleveland Shstogeoeenss
Conde Ee
Yguaind Gerais
Myatt
NeWeeny
Crouse
Southern Drive Aims to Swing Delegates to Smith
Norman E Mack leads a push to win southern delegates for Al Smith to build support in industrial states like Massachusetts and New York as Democratic leaders mobilize for the convention. In New York, late arrivals flood lobbies as candidates press to consolidate support and shape platform planks ahead of the convention.
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Smith
Norman E. Mack
Democratic Party
Mr. Mack
al Smith
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Underwood
Alabama
Wm. G. MccAdoo
A. E
Delegates Battle Shapes Democratic Nomination Ends
West Virginia backers of John W. Davis press their campaign while supporters of Glass claim an advantage. Rumors of a Davis vs Glass eventual contest circulate as dark horses stay hidden and platform disputes focus on foreign relations language.
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Enator Maresh
Mississippi
Brary
West Virginia
John W. Davis
Senator Glass
Wire
McAdoo
Smith
Underwood
Davia
Interpid Flier Aims for Quick Cross Country Flight
Interpid flier Tiaheghan or Teaghan departs from New York for a cross country flight in a Curtiss type plane. He expects a rapid pace and plans to land in San Francisco for supper after starting in New York, with mechanics touting the aircraft’s speed above 160 miles an hour.
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Pittsburgh
Tiaeghan
O. K
Finx
Lone airman starts transcontinental sprint for daylight
Lieutenant Russell SL Maughan began a 16 hour 40 minute跨country journey from Mitchell Field toward Crissy Field San Francisco. He plans four refueling stops at Dayton Ohio St Joseph Missouri Cheyenne Wyoming and Salduro Utah with hopes to finish before daylight. Previous attempts stalled by oil leaks and mechanical issues but he remains confident.
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Mitchell Field
Russell SL. Maughan
Alleghenies
Crissy Field
San Francisco
Rock Springs
Wyo
Dayton
Ohio
St. Joseph
Cheyenne
Salduro
Utah
Maughan
Lt Russell Maughan Lands in St Joseph After 1140 Mile Flight
Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan landed his Curtis pursuit plane at Rosecrans field near St. Joseph Missouri at 10 52 a m central after flying 1140 miles since 3 am eastern time. He greeted mechanics with flags and circled the field before settling on a dry area. He noted anticipating rain and requested cold chicken and milk after the greeting crowd.
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St. Joseph
Russell L. Maughan
Curtis
Rosecrans Flying Field
Maughan
Earlie
Rock Springs
Wyo
Dawes Called Man of Action by Close Aides and Friends
Washington reports describe Brig. Gen Charles G Dawes as a pragmatic reformer who exposed government waste while urging economy. Born 1865 in Ohio, he rose from law practice to bank oversight then to budget director shaping Europe policy and welfare for veterans.
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Washington, D. C
Charles G. Dawes
Calvin Coolidge
Dawes
Congressional Investigating Committee
Hell
Maria
Trawes
Ohio
Rufus R. Dawes
Iron Brigade
Wisconsin
Charley’’ Dawes
Cincinnati Law School
Lincoln
Nebraska
Don Cameron
John J. Pershing
West Point
Nebraska State University
la Crosse Gas Light Company
Mov
Illinois
McKinley
Central Trust Opapans
Middle
Northwest
France
Oneral Poeieeee
Europe
Germany
Rufus
Rufus F. Dawes
Chicago
Boston
Instituton
Coolidge
White House
United States
Washington
Goitre Tablets to be Given in Utah Schools
East Lake City reports state health officials announce weekly chocolate tablets containing ten milli fat of iodine will be given to school children to combat goitre after a survey found about 41 percent of pupils affected. Iodine deficiency in drinking water cited as cause.
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East Lake City
Large saving made in June
Washington says the June treasury operations cut annual interest by about 22 million dollars and retired roughly 445 million in maturing notes and tax certificates. The move reduces debt costs and signals lower taxes future, with 150 million in new securities issued this month and 521 million retired overall.
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Washington
Treasury
Rankin
Gevesgeet
Anti American sentiment grows in Japan center report
The article notes heightened anti American feeling in Japan with a gun incident near Kawamoto who escaped into a house and alerted the sheriff. The piece also covers deaths in a gambling war involving Japanese victims Kaicheme Igarishi and Toma Yoshioka near San Pedro and a Pasadena death under a bridge regarded as death by own action. It also cites a Japanese presence estimate of about 340,000 in the United States.
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Kaicheme Igarishi
Toma Yoshioka
San Pedro
City Detective Bureau
Frank C. Muramarata
Pasadena
Sheriff’s Office
United States
Alaska
New York Delegates Propose Divergent Farm Planks
Democratic delegates from agriculture groups in New York consider two farm planks for the national platform. One group led by E. T. Meredith and Carl Vrooman drafts a strong agriculture plank, while Senator Kendrick and the National Association for Relief of Agriculture propose a nine clause plan. Participants include governors Bryan, Ross, Davis, Sweet, Owen and farm organizations.
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New York
E. T.meredith
Iowa
Carl Vrooman
Illinois
Wilson
Vrooman
Kendrickd
National Association For Relief of Agriculture
Meredith-Vrooman
McAdoo
Bryant
Nebraska
Ross
Wyoming
Davis
Kansas
Sweet
Colorado
Owen
Oklahoma
J. Bachelor
South Dakota
Kincheloe
Kenucky
House
Ceed
Traveling Auditor Visits Conductor With Broken Ankle
Traveling Auditor D. Lowrie of the Short Line railroad and Mrs. Lowrie arrived from Boise to see their son Conductor Ben Lowrie at 1525 No. Arthur. He is homebound with a broken ankle from a recent accident when his foot slipped into a hole. Conductor D. N. Wood at 850 W. Clark street is also home with a badly inflamed leg from a minor mishap.
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Lowrie
Short Line Railroad
Boise
Ben Lowrie
Arthur
D. N. Wood
W. Clark Street
Alon
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Taylor
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