Aviator Dallas Safe After Cascade Flight Try
Spokane reports aviator Harry Dallas, lost en route over the Cascades to Seattle, is safe at Pasco Washington airport. Telegrams confirm he had no trouble and did not intend to cross the mountains, as stated by Dallas to his mother Mrs. E C Dallas of Coeur d Alene Idaho.
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Harry Dallas
Coeur d’Alene
Pasco
Spokane
Cascade Mountains
Seattle
Pasco, Wash
E. C. Dallas
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Dallas
Cascades
M. H. Taylor
Vacation Camp Opens at Mack's Inn June 28
Idaho Falls June 28 The first women's vacation camp by the University of Idaho extension division opens for three days at Mack's Inn on the Yellowstone highway. Miss Norma Barnes leads local operations with morning home focus, afternoons for rest and recreation, and evening programs. Dean Permeal French and Rev Geo S Sloan are scheduled speakers. Attendees are women from Bingham, Bonneville, Jefferson, Madison, Fremont and Teton counties.
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Idaho Falls
University of Idaho
Mack's Inn
Yellowstone Highway
Norma Barnes
Permeal French
Geo
Sloan
Pocatello
Dean French
Bingham
Bonneville
Jefferson
Madison
Freemont
Teton
Idaho Falls Golfers Chase Seibert Rudman Cup
Qualifying rounds of the Seibert Rudman silver loving cup handicap tournament are under way at the Idaho Falls country club north of the city. Sixteen low scorers enter the semi finals next week, with the final playoff set for Sunday July 3. The club urges full participation as this may be the largest event of the year on the local links.
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Idaho Falls
Seibert Rudman
University of Idaho Names Two English Department Appointments
University of Idaho President A H Upham announced two new faculty appointments to the English department. Melvin Rader will join as instructor after earning a master’s degree from the University of Washington and teaching there last year. Geoffrey G Coope comes from Oregon Agricultural College as instructor and was a UC teaching fellow for three years after obtaining a BA from the University of British Columbia. The president also announced resignations of assistant professor Martin A Larson and instructors Charles R Wade Leon P Jensen and Cameron King.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
A. H. Upham
Melvin Rader
Geoffrey G. Goope
Rader
University of Washington
Coope
Idaho
Oregon Agricultural College
University of California
University of British Columbia
Martin A. Larson
Charles R. Wade
Leon P. Jensen
Cameron King
Will of Boise Bishop Gorman filed in Ada probate
The will of Right Reverend Daniel M. Gor man Catholic bishop of Boise, who died at Lewiston June 9, shows an estate of about $9,000. Four brothers and three sisters receive $1,000 each, and the remainder goes to the diocese of Boise.
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Boise
Daniel M. Gorman
Diocese of
Lewiston
Ada County
Car Driver Held on Murder Charge
Los Angeles June 23 Mack Molina held without bail on murder charges after his companion Vera Schlengal 21 of Salt Lake City was killed in a Sunday night automobile collision. Police say Molina was drinking and racing two other cars from the beach to Los Angeles when his car left the road and crashed into a house. Molina arraigned in municipal court with June 30 set for a preliminary hearing.
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Los Angeles
Mack Molina
Vera Schlengal
Salt Lake City
Molina
English publisher pursues observational flight to Karachi
Englishman Van Lear Black continues his journey from Holland toward the Dutch East Indies. He flies in a chartered plane with two Dutch pilots and arrived in Busan? or Bagdad, Irak. He departed Bunder Abbas, Persia, and set out for Karachi.
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Bunder Abbas
Persia
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Karachi
India
Holland
Dutch East Indies
Bagdad
Irak
U S Instructor Studies Drama at Yale Workshop
University of Idaho English instructor Talbot Jennings resigns to study drama under Yale’s George P. Baker. He will begin at Yale next fall for two years in the Baker workshop, after earning the 1924 University degree. Jennings is known for The Light on the Mountains and Shakespeare translations.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Talbot Jennings
George P. Baker
Yale University
A H. Upham
Jennings
Yale
Baker Workshop
Idaho
Baker
Notice Meeting of Mutual Coal Co. stockholders
Meeting of Mutual Coal Company stockholders scheduled for Friday June 24 at 8 p m. to be held at the Chamber of Commerce office located at 124 J Edward Taylor.
Hereford bull Richard Fairfax sells for beef value
Sioux City notes that the prize Hereford bull Richard Fairfax, once sold for 50 000 dollars as a prize animal, now commands 92 dollars as beef. The famed bull has been sold to be eaten.
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Sioux City
Richard Fairfax
Improvement in Business Here in Pocatello and District
Eastern Idaho shows favorable business signs with optimistic talks from agricultural districts. Pocatello expects a prosperous year as bumper crops forecast and railroad activity rises with eighty four workers recalled on the Short Line including brakemen and engineers. Record railroad business anticipated as heavy stock and early fruit move in volume.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Hansen Couple Arrested for Selling Intoxicating Liquor
Mr and Mrs Ole Hansen were arrested on East Center Street for selling intoxicating liquor. They were arraigned before Justice O J Bell and released on 700 bail each. Jimmy Paris was also arrested and bailed. The Hansens have appeared in state and federal court multiple times on prohibition charges.
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Ole Hansen
East Center Street
O. J. Bell
Hansen
New X ray Micro Meter Measures Atomic Distances
New York report: the Institute of Chemistry announces a new X ray micrometer to measure distances between atoms, signaling a potential advance in molecular analysis.
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New York
Institute of Chemistry
Yaquis Suppressed In Sonora
General Francisco Manzo reports to President Calles that the federal government may withdraw 2000 soldiers from the Yaqui Indian district in Sonora. He says the tribesmen have been so severely punished they are split into small groups and a large contingent of federal forces is no longer necessary.
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Mexico City
Francisco Manzo
Sonora
Calles
Dian
Peonies Bloom At O S Smith Farm Blackfoot
Peonies are in bloom at the O S Smith Farm in Blackfoot and readers are urged to phone or call for more details about the display and sales opportunity.
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O. S. Smith Farm
Blackfoot
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