Supreme Court Rules Water Rights Case Favoring Idaho Settlers
The U S Supreme Court upheld Judge Dietrich against Idaho Irrigation Co and trustees in a water rights foreclosure dispute. It found available water will not meet 50 000 acres and settlers hold contracts delivering one eighteenth cubic foot per second per acre. The ruling affects 12 722 acres foreclosed and tied to the Magic dam on Wood River.
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Boise
Lietrieh
Circuit Court of Ap
United States Supreme Court
Fred W. Gooding
Idaho Irrigation Eee
Magic Dam
Wood River
Dietrich
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Novinger and
Darrah Sheep Company, Ltd
Sutherland
Pocatello Man Pleads Guilty to Moonshine Charge in Malad
George House of Pocatello arraigned before Probate Judge Lykins in Malad on attempting to manufacture liquor. He pleaded guilty, fined 250 dollars, and sentenced to 90 days in Queida county jail. His still was confiscated by Sheriff Mor.
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Tovey
Oneida County
Bull Canyon
Malad
Williams
House
Pocatello
Tribune
Idaho
Jude
Gate City
George House
Lykins
Queida County
Mor
Hair Growth Plan Promises 90 Day Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement offers a Van Liquid Scalp Massage treatment claiming abundant new hair, gloss, and scalp health. It promotes a 90 day treatment with a money back guarantee and urges readers to ask about the plan.
McCammon Social Roundup Guests and Visits
Miss Florence Moore of Kemmerer Wyoming visits aunt Mrs Nellie Moore in McCammon. Mrs Ethel Judd and her son from Pocatello spend Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs N F Goodman. Mr and Mrs Fd Gittens and daughter Belva of Lava Hot Springs visit McCammon. Mrs William Emmons shops in Pocatello. Miss Mary Logan of Green River Wyoming visits McCammon relatives. Ray Farmer employed at Cache Junction Utah depot spends Sunday with his mother Mrs Mae Palmer. Miss Margaret Price returns from Salt Lake City after visiting relatives.
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Tribune
McCammon
Florence Moore
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Nellie Moore
Ethel Judd
Pocatello
Nf. H. Goodman
Fd Gittens
Belva
Lava Hot Springs
William Emmons
Mary Logan
Green River
Wyo
Ray Farmer
Cache Junction
Utah
Mra. Mae Palmer
Margaret Price
Salt Lake City
Five New Boy Scout Troops Registered in Pocatello
Five new Boy Scout troops were formed as 100 boys registered under scout executives Buryl Blevens and local churches. Troop 2 at First Ward L D Church with J A Wengren as scoutmaster, Troop 7 at First Presbyterian Church with Aubrey Frazier, Troop 4 at Catholic Church with Harry Scanlan, Troop 8 at Congregational Church with R W Hoskinson, and Troop 17 at Christian Church with Fred Suil len as scoutmaster.
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Buryl Blevens
Pocatello
First Ward
L. D. Church
J. A. Wengren
First Presbyterian Church
Aubrey Frazier
Harry Scanlan
R. W. Hoskinson
Christian Church
Fred Siullen
Cross Country Flier to Visit Pocatello
Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan, daring army aviator, crossed the continent from New York to San Francisco yesterday and is expected to visit Pocatello briefly before returning east. He plans to fly to Logan, Utah to visit his folks and then come to Pocatello for a short stay.
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Russell L. Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Pocatello
Lorenzo Hewlett
First National Bank
Howlett
Maughan
Logan
Utah
Huerta Killed During Battle Near Comitan Chiapas
General Alfonso de la Huerta, brother of the rebel chieftain, was killed in a 14 hours battle while attempting to capture Comitan in Chiapas. A dispatch reported to Senator Cristobal Castillo says rebels were dispersed but did not specify casualties.
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Mexico City
Alfonso de la Huerta
Cristobal Castillo
Candidao Aguilar
de la Huerta
Comitan
Chiapas
Moss Sign Co. Closes After June 21 Notice
Public notice announces K. O. Moss Sign Co. has gone out of business since Saturday June 21. Signed K. O. Moss.
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Moss Sign Co
Moss
Modern Woodmen meet in honor of lecturer Gilroy
Special meeting of Modern Woodmen of America at K C hall on Wednesday June 25 at 8 p m to honor national lecturer W T Gilroy all members urged to attend. Tribune wart ads bring results.
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Modern Woodmen of America
K. C. Hall
W. T. Gilroy
Ex-Sheriff Anderson Praises Tanlac’s Benefits
Arch m R Anderson ex sheriff of Harris County Houston narrates his health recovery from Tanlac noting improved appetite digestion and neuralgia relief after six bottle course. He credits Tanlac with restoring strength and stomach health and endorses the remedy available through druggists with over four million bottles sold.
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Georgia
Tanlae
Tanlac
Market News: Wheat Corn Oats and Oil Prices Tumble
Grain markets show mixed signals as Winnipeg reports late crops and tight supplies. Wheat prices hover near parity with No 2 Manitoba. corn and oats demand weak yet buying on dips. Curb oil quotes close higher with diverse equity bids across major firms and producers.
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Logan & Bryan
J. BE
Edgerton
Winnipeg Free Press
Liverpool
Manitoba
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed Amid Oil Pressure
The New York stock market shows no major significance with independence oil stocks under pressure due to capacity doubts. Foreign news is cheerful but overall buying lacks importance while floor pros show divided opinions and department pressure, though the market remains broadly firm and poised to move forward on constructive developments.
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New York
Livestock prices mixed in Chicago and Kansas City markets
Chicago hog receipts around 3 000 mostly 10e lower than Monday with weighty butchers down 5 to 10c and top at 7 16. Cattle and fed cattle slow to decline with prices down from last week. Sheep and lambs show steady to lower trends, with fat ewes around 6 25 and lamb prices slipping. Kansas City reports 500 cattle and 2 000 calves with steady to weak demand. beef steers and yearlings uneven while hogs close steady to lower.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Idaho
Untitled stock market snippet from Omaha trade pages
Fragmented market note from Omaha shows mixed cattle and bulk receipts with prices around 6.15 to 6.70. Mentions a specific cow incident and various regional receipts including westerns and hogs with unclear totals.
Sugar market quotes steady as July notice spurs brief dip
New York June 24 raw sugar held at 6.28 duty paid while July notice caused an initial 1 to 6 point drop in raw futures. The decline was halted and prices recovered with trade improving. Refined sugar stayed firm with granulated at 6.70 to 7.00 and refined futures nominal.
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New York
New Tempo on Money Attend
A brief note outlines a financial ruling easing bond bids for a period of four to six months. The piece mentions prime price paper 84 and signals a smoother path for lenders and borrowers.
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Bey
Mone AT WORK Brief but Important
Rush hours in retail stores require many clerks though some idle. Wages are a major expense and saving time boosts profits. A meat store cut morning deliveries by splitting to two trips and using a telephone clerk to gauge timing, reducing morning workload and needing fewer clerks to handle same trade.
Federal receipts to exceed expenses by 500 million
Washington Secretary Mellon said government receipts for the fiscal year ending June 39 will exceed expenses by more than 500 million dollars. The report signals a substantial surplus and frames fiscal outlook amid ongoing policy debates.
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Washington
Mellon
Absorbing Company Seeks Authority to Buy Eastern Utah Tel
The Absorbing Company of Washington asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to acquire Eastern Utah Telephone Company. The filing was made on June 24 and noted the proposed merger would expand telephone service in Utah.
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Washington
Epee States
Peachens Ont Telegraph Company
Interstate Connate Commission
Eastern Utah Telephone Company
Market Summary Saint Joseph Hog and Cattle Prices
Hog receipts 3500 with 5 to 10 cent lower prices. Top 6.85 and bulk 6.50 to 6.75. Cattle receipts 1800, generally steady. Bulk steers 7.60 to 9.25 with a top at 9.35. Cows and heifers range from 3.50 to 9.00.
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St. Joseph
Bond Quotes Show Mixed Liberty and Government Notes
New York June 24 Liberty bonds closed with varied results. Notable figures include 3 38% at 101.5 and 1st 4% at 102, with Sta 4s and U S government 4 5s around 102.2 and 104.31 respectively.
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New York
Liberty
U. S. Government
Metals Market Update From New York
Copper futures hold at 12 percent levels with spot around 12 percent. Lead stays steady near 7.00 per unit while zinc remains at 5.75. East Coast markets report subdued trading and firm nearby contracts.
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Allied Chemical & Dye American Can
American Car & Found
American International American Oncre
American Smelting
American Tel
American Sugar
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Amer
Lead & Smell
Anaconda
Atchison Oo
Cave
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
el Ree
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
Ani
R. TI
Peel
Chile
TOS
COUR
Colorado
Congoleum
Cuba
Davidson Chemical du Pont de Nemours
Erie
Chaptecien
Famous Players Tasky Wee
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Houston Oil
Illinois Central
International Harvest Int
Mercyee
Invincible ‘Oil
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Loulaville & Nashville
Gyes
Marland
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Us Pacific Oil
Pan American Petroleum A
Pennsylvania
Republic Iron
Reynolds
Bloss
Sheffield Steel & Ben
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Cal
N. J
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacifice
United Drug
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Weatinghouge Electric Ghent
Wescsersene
Wooiwot Cohcersiveseinirsassers Cameerare Coe
York
East
Democratic rally themed around wartime unity and New York welcome
The scene shows delegates and leaders, including Senator Harrison, praising the party’s slate and waving to war songs such as The Long Long Trail and Over There. Mayor Hylan of New York greets delegates, pledges entertainment, and stresses common national citizenship and equal religious freedom.
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Jefferson
Jackson
Wilson
Harrison
Wabash
Indiana
Maryland
Kentucky
Dixie
Hylan
New York
Del
Hylan Defends Liberty as Wall Street Critique Roils Convention
The crowd reacts as Hylan argues for personal liberty and American-first patriotism while slamming Wall Street influence on the convention nomination. Senator Walsh and Representative Garrett push rules to the platform committee as delegates call roll for committee assignments. The session ends after a moment of respect for Woodrow Wilson and adjourns to tomorrow morning.
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Democratic Party
Wall Street
America
Hylan
Hargison
House of Representatives
Garrett
Tennessee
House
Massachusetts
Walsh
Lew Ellingham
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
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Idaho Irrigation Company
Cook Drug CO
Mort
Gage
J. D. Doran
Mgr. Loan Department
F. ©. McGowan
Mgr. Real Estate Department
M’cammon
Huerta
Anderson
Tansac
Taniac
Archie R. Anderson
Harig County
Texas
Austin St
Houston
Harris County
Gheiff
Curb Oil
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
Mutual
New
Mana
Omaha
Seuat
Lawrence A. Adams
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Federal Trade Commission and
Associated States
Shanghai
Athland
Mass
Rhode Island
Wright
Riverview Hotel
West Canter Street
Sharon
Pocatello Optical
A. L. Chilton
Mgr
Center St
E. C. Bernhise
Carlson Bldg
Pooatello, Idaho
Cutieura Laboratories
Malden
L. Ruebelmann & Son
Indian Springs Natatorium
American Pally
Plonge Springs Natatorium
American Falls Natatorium CO
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