Gimbels enter plea not guilty in profiteering case
Frederick Gimbel president, Joseph Dowded general merchandise manager and Charles Slanter buyer, charged with profiteering in a case against Gimbel Brothers Incorporated, pleaded not guilty at federal court arraignment in New York on June 24. They received two weeks to change plea or file motions.
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New York
Frederick Gimbel
First
Joseph Kh. Dowded
Charles D. Slanter
Gimbel Brothers, Incorporated
Treaty would kill industry says Senate panel chief
Washington notes quoting Senator Jones on a fisheries treaty with Great Britain. The letter argues ratification would drive U S flagged vessels from oceans within five years and would grant Canadian vessels port privileges, opening Kent Lakes Gulf and California ports to foreign operations and provoking protests over Japanese activities on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
North Atlantic
North Pacific
Jones
Senate Merchant Marine Committer
Colby
Kent Lakes
Gulf
California
Japan
Pacific
Alaska
Secretary of Commerce
Murphy Tammany Leader Tours San Francisco Visit
Charles F. Murphy head of Tammany Hall, with Governor Alfred Smith, arrived in San Francisco as the New York delegation prepares to meet. Murphy avoided speech, cites caucus on platform plank to amend the Volstead act. He commented on a Hartog case tied to a $125,000 payoff. Smith said the delegation will confer Friday and Saturday to decide platform and candidate support.
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San Francisco
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Alfred Smith
New York
Poliches
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Louis Hartog
Tammany Leader
Hartog
Tammany Chieftain
Smith
Sugar politics blamed for high prices and inaction
The editorial blames the Wilson administration for refusing the Sugar Equalization Board's plan to buy the Cuban crop and fix retail sugar at 12 or 13 cents. It argues neglect worsened living costs, urging halt to other work until the issue was addressed and condemns “masterly inactiv ity” on the pivotal economic matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Equalization Board
United States
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Screech Owl Raid Terrifies Girard Residents
In Girard Kansas on June 24 AP reports a man may have lost sight in one eye and many others bear scratches after a week of aggressive Screech Owls invading the town and nearby areas.
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Girard
Kan
Fraud Charges by the Grand Jury Indicted in Louisville
Indictments allege three defendants promoted the sale of Crown Hall stock and were indicted in Louisville for alleged small frauds. George A Jamb and company bought Western Petroleum stock for less than a dollar a share and sold it to investors at a higher price, with claims the company was paying 12 percent dividends.
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Crown Hall
Louisville
Ofl
George A Jamb
Treat Western Petroleum
Hite
Oll
Manger OU Company
Corus, Packer and Company
Ashley L. Helbrook
Louis ©. van Hiper
Charles F. Morton
John J. McLean
Ranger
United Securities Company
van Riper
W. P. Williams
John J. Kean
Thaddeus M. Rice
Howard S. Hinshaw
J. W. Sanders
W. C. Byle
Henry M. Shumate
Joseph H. Byrd
Lexington
H. Morgan Pollok and Company
Thompson, James and Company
Crossman, Sherman and Company
New York
Stickney
Rawlinson and Colclough
Boston
Morgan Pollok and Parnera
William H. Day
Daniel and McKetterick
W. Eb, Heffron
Robert Stickney
John V. Colclough
Alexander Crossman
Williams
H. Kent Holmes and
Great Western Petroleum Corporation
Indictments Target Oil Stock Swindlers Across Firms
Federal charges allege Corus Packer and others sold Ranger and Williams stock at inflated prices, misrepresented oil output, and paid dividends from investor funds. Brokers Ashley Helbrook Louis Van Riper and partners face linked fraud claims as a nationwide crackdown unfolds against oil stock swindlers.
Cirrus Wins 387th Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct
New York June 24 Cirrus ridden by Enzor wins the 387th running of the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct Boniface finishes second with Mad Hatter third in the historic race.
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New York
Cirrus
Enzor
Brooklyn
Boniface
Mad Hatter
Tragic Hanging Ends Life of Jacob Schneider
The article reports the death by hanging of Jacob Schneider amid melancholia and marital troubles. It notes Schneider’s confiding to Charles Pugmire, prior legal issues with a Rupert farmer, and details of Schneider’s children Rudolph and Johanna, with Rudolph employed in the Short Line shops and active in local bands. An inquest is planned for Friday at 10 a.m. and the body rests at Walker funeral parlors.
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Schneider
Pugmire
Ugmire
Rupert
Henry Krohn
Krohn
Rudolph
Pocatello
Johanna
Los Angeles
Cal
Short Line
Idaho Tech
Pocatello Bannocks
American Legion
Rudolph Schneider
Dild
Jacob Sehneider
Walker
Bryan in Ogden Heads to San Francisco Convention
William Jennings Bryan visited Ogden Utah for two hours meeting Utah Democrats at the union station before departing for the Democratic convention in San Francisco. Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer was to depart about the same time.
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Ogden
Utah
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Union Station
A. Mitchell Palmer
Ordinance establishing Local Sewerage Improvement District No 18
City of Pocatello Idaho creates Local Sewerage Improvement District No 18 to include parcels excluding streets, with vitrified clay eight inch laterals. Assessments to be levied on district property by front feet and benefits, secured by local sewerage bonds, becoming a lien until paid. Passed June 1920 and approved June 3 1930.
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Aaid
Pocatels
Idaho
City
Pocatello
W. P. Whittaker
P. J. Phelan
Young Veteran Aids Shipping Board Probes and Naval Affairs
A Michigan member of the select committee on United States Shipping Board operations has been active in pursuing investigations and aiding Chairman Walsh. He joined the Pacific coast trip, helped uncover evidence used by Attorney General Palmer, and serves on the Naval Affairs committee.
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Michigan
Select
Committee
United States Shipping Board
Walsh
Kelley
Pacific Coast
Atty. Gen
Palmer
Shipping Board
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Rose tinted gown with fleur-de-lis lace hat note
A gown features a heavy rose-tinted linen hat and matching lace in a bold fleur-de-lis pattern on a net foundation. The skirt is plain and gathered at the top, with a shaped lace band around the long seated blouse and a sailor-like collar.
Georgia and Azerbaijan sign peace treaty
Paris dated dispatch reports Georgia and Azerbaijan have signed a peace treaty in Constantinople with forces to remain in Sakontly pending a mixed commission to decide its future.
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Paris
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Constantinople
Sakontly
Cabinet Secretaries to Visit Alaska Next Month
Secretaries Daniels and Payne will travel to Alaska in July to study conditions affecting their departments. They are expected to spend at least one month in the territory aboard a destroyer departing Seattle.
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Washington
Daniels
Payne
Alaska
Territory
Seattle
Negro physician charged in lake murder near St Joseph
D. D Goodson a Black physician was charged in a warrant today with the murder of a woman whose headless body was found in a lake near St Joseph on June 16. He is jailed without bail as police expect to identify the victim soon.
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St. Joseph, Mo
D. D Goodson
Here
Goodson
Dressmaking by the day at 820 South Main Street
Expert hem stitching services offered by Mrs A D Maughan on South Main Street. Phone numbers 144-M and 785-R available for inquiries and per diem dress alterations.
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A. D. Maughan
Xpert Hemsiitching
South Main Street
City
Irish Civil War Near Angly Stage
Rioting and terror grip Londonderry with 40 000 inhabitants warned unsafe. Sinn Fein and unionists clash as barricades rise and civilians suffer amid heavy gunfire and forced internment. Ex soldiers offer 3000 reserves as government weighs new policy.
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London
Ireland
House of Commons
Ulster Ex-Service Men's Association
Appointment of Van Mere-Smith as third assistant secretary of state
Washington June 24 AP announces Van Mere-Smith will serve as third assistant secretary of state succeeding Breckenridge Long who has resigned to pursue a U S Senate bid in Missouri.
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Washington
Van 8
Mere-Smith
Breckenridge Long
United States
Missouri
Noiseless Centrifugal Gun Under Secret Army Tests
Washington reports a new centrifugal machine gun under secret tests at the Bureau of Standards. It uses explosive charges, fires up to 11,000 rounds a minute with reduced muzzle velocity, and aims for hidden operation by enemies. The weapon relies on a motor driven rotating barrel and adjustable feed to control rate.
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Washington
Army
Bureau of Standards
Wage Board Replies to President Expedites Railroad Award
The railroad labor board in Chicago promised to expedite the wage award in response to President Wilson. White House officials withheld the message text, while railroad brotherhood officials urged publicity to ease unrest among workers after a White House visit by W L McMenimen.
Judge Barton Opens to Public Some Wilson Correspondence
Chicago June 24 judge Barton said his reply to President Wilson was personal and confidential and he sees no objection to public release but would let the president or Tumulty decide. The railroad labor board has not sought or received any Wilson request to speed its wage decision. Wharton and Carruthers spoke. Washington dispatches said the president had answered the board. Foodstuffs in transit delayed by the strike will be moved. Howard Figg will push to supply essential needs.
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Dublin Castle
Bishop Street
McKenna
Henrietta Street
Whiteside
Londonderry
Belfast
London Times
Derry
Sinn
Chicago
Barton
Wilson
Tumulty
Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Howard Figg
Figg
First class furniture repair in 502 5e
advertisement note indicating a furniture repair service with a phone contact 221 and a name Jyl in the 502 area code.
Registering Precincts and Clerks for Pocatello Votes
The notice lists precinct registrations for Pocatello with registrars Mrs Kate Toombs Pauline Bryan Florence Van Vieck Bridget O Connell Mona Le Lillibridge Vera Simpson and Mrs J B Relyp ef ord. It notes voting requires registration and outlines precinct boundaries and addresses. Saturday is registration day and readers are urged to register promptly.
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Pocatello
Kate Toombs
W. Benton
Pauline Bryan
South Garfield Avenue
Florence van Vieck
West Lander
Bridget O'Connell
North Arthur Avenue
Mona le Lillibridge
N. Malan
Vera Simpson
Washington Avenue
Fairview
Charles Furey
East Bonneville
J. E. Retherford
South Eighth
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Tammany Boss
Center Street
Hie
Hanger Company
REP
Patrick H. Kelley
Alexander
Coveleskie
Stanley Coveleskie
Jim Bagby
Grover Aljenander
Bagby
National League
Pittsburg
Adams, Meador, Pender and Schmidt
Mammaux and Miller
Vaughn
Martin and O'Farrell
Nehl and Snyder
Everett True
Congo
Sinn Feinera
Wage Board
Ters
W. L. McMenimen
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
White House
Railroad Board
Railroad Brotherhoods
Pocatello Milling & Elevator Co
Iga
Pocatello No
City of
Whitman Street
Kate Tooms
Pocateello No
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello No. 3
Poetello
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Fremont Street
Florence van Vleck
Fromon Street
Sublette
Sublette Street
Vera Ssimpson
Pocatello No. 8
Ccity
Mrg
Relype Ford
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