Adequate Transportation Service in 1923 Urged by Railroads
The notice from T. S. Kinnewsley urges rail carriers and the shipping public to plan for a surge in freight traffic in 1923. A program by the American Railway Association calls for new locomotives, higher car utilization, early car orders, prompt loading and billing, and minimized reconsignment to reduce peak congestion from September to November.
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T. S. Kinnewsley
Short Line
Salt Lake
Egents
American Railway Association
Bancroft Social Notes and Visits Highlight Idaho Summer
Mrs Iven returned to Pocatello from a week with her parents. Miss LaVerl White will spend the summer in Pocatello. Miss Mildred Potter visited Miss Beta Titus in Grace and returned home. Sidney Watson visited his wife in Goda Springs hospital. Charles F McDonald and J D Jeoamer were in Ogden Utah. Mr and Mrs John Reusser returned from Ogden after visiting Mary. Mr and Mrs George Barnes and son Junior visited Bancroft. Mrs BE Hopin and children returned to Blackfoot. Mrs Masie Stewart leaves for Meridian to join her husband near Boise. Mrs William Howarth hosted a 500 club gathering at Toelson apartments with Mrs J C Badrow honored. Salad course by hostesses Gladys White and Alice Kelly, summer school students in Pocatello.
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Bancroft
Idaho
the Tribune
Iven
Pocatello
LaVerl White
Mildred Potter
J. D. Jeoamer
Ogden
Utah
John Reusser
Mary
George Barnes
Kelly
BE. C. Hopin
Blackfoot
Masie Stewart
C. E. Taylor
Meridian
Boise
William Howarth
Toelson Apartments
J. C. Badrow
American Falls Social Notes and Local Moves
Mrs. John B. Hoxsey of Pasadena visits Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dibble in American Falls before leaving for Washington. Dr. C. F. Schilts family hosts visitors. Mrs. D. W. Davis and Miss Margaret Davis depart for Washington D C. Mrs. O R Baum heads to Salt Lake to see sister A C Sullivan. Vv G Logan returns from Salt Lake Medical Society meeting. Ada Dibble returns from Redlands California. Leavester Cosat and Mrs. Deila Reed depart for a Pacific coast vacation with Mrs. Reed’s duties covered by L Gage as librarian. Mrs. Ford Schiopkohl and Mrs. Prerk Banke visit Gate City. Mrs. Charles Farmer returns from Boise. EBen of Rockland leaves for Texas and Oklahoma on business. A daughter born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. M Kelly at Desconess hospital. Florence Hargrave returns to Hoise after three weeks at reclamation office. Lenora Cotterell returns home from University of Idaho.
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American Falls
the Tribune
John B. Hoxsey
Pasadena
Barry Dibble
Hoxsey
Dibble
Washington
D. W. Davis
Margaret Davis
Washington, D C
C. F. Schilts
O. R. Baum
Salt Lake
A.C. Sullivan
Br. Vv. G. Logan
Medical Society
Mias Ada Dibble
Redlands
Cal
Leavester Cosat
Deila Reed
Pacific Coast
Bers
Bunday
Complete contracts for construction of American Falls dam
Boise June 25 Reclamation Commissioner Warren G Swendsen returned from Washington after securing secretary of interior signatures on the contracts for completing the American Falls dam The issue of Port Neuf bottoms belonging to Bannock Indians was referred to Congress for next session favorable contracts were arranged for settlers of the new area and Minidoka extension land will be opened with veteran preference briefly The $1 650 900 available now will fund the property purchase and payments to Idaho Power Co under its contract
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Warren G. Swendsen
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
American Falls
Port Neuf
Congress
Swendsen
Idaho Power Company
Dangers of Free Alkali in Soaps and Hair Preparations
The piece warns that many soaps and shampoos contain excess free alkali which drys the scalp and makes hair brittle. It recommends a purported pure greaseless shampoo as best, claiming it is inexpensive and superior, with effects on fluffy waves and easy management.
American stars to play tennis at Wimbledon
Wimbledon England June 23 AP American stars prepare for the world's championships starting June 25 led by William M Johnston Vincent Richards and Francis T Hunter in the men's singles with Cliftom B Herd among others. Johnston fresh from St Cloud triumph is a top favorite to win the title second to Tilden who previously captured it in 1920 and 1921.
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Hunter
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Lestié Bancroft
Boston
United States
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
England
America
Mallory
Elizabeth Ryan
Moe. Lenglen
Rover Scs
Mrs. Mallory
Miss Barcroft
Eleonora Sears
New England
Penelope Parkman
Wimbledon
Bright
William M
Little Bill) Johnston
William T. Tilden
Vincent Richards
Francis T. Hunter
Cliftom B. Herd
Los Angeles
California
Johnston
St. Cloud
France
Wimeeden
Tilden
Richards
Miners Strike Due in August Threat In Anthracite Fields
The coal commission speeds to finish its wage cost and profit report for anthracite as miners wage contracts expire August 31 and a strike threats grows. It will detail earnings bands from 300 to 4000 dollars yearly and aims to aid wage negotiations.
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Washington
The
Coal Commission
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harding
West
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Marshall
Clark
Howell
George Otis Smith
Chas
P. Neill
Bedward Devine
Commission
Court Grants Time to Police in Complex Case
Police receive more time to gather evidence in a confusing case involving Fred Tesmer Judge Rooney and three men. Authorities say a smiling woman, Frank Carr, and his wife Thompson are linked to the arrest at a apartment scene, with hidden identities and unclear motives emerging as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred the
Richard Tesmer
John Rooney
Ed Osevers
Frank Car
Ne Clark
Carrick
Thompson
MacMillan Sails Bowdoin From Wiscasset On Polar Voyage
The Bowdoin schooner, with Captain MacMillan and six assistants, leaves Wiscasset on a 2100 mile northward voyage to Cape Sabine Ellsmere Land and beyond. The launch includes a local ceremony, fuel refueling at Sydney, and plans to Monhegan Island for compass work. Archbishop Christie’s Oregon archdiocese role noted.
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Wiscasset
Explorer
Sheepscot
Greenland
MacMillan
Boost Bay Harbor
Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
Sydney
C. B
Customs House
A. W. Greeley
Cape Sabine
General Greeley
National Geographic Society
Greeley
Strangler Lewis Arrested in Cleveland Pursuit
Rochester report says Ed Strangler Lewis, wrestling champion, was arrested three times in Cleveland while touring for Europe training. Police suspected him of Arthur Whitfield involved in a police shooting, but Lew is released after identity check. He plans to sail from New York to Europe on July 4 with manager Billy Sandow, possibly exhibition bouts.
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Rochester
N. Y
Strangler
Lewis
Cleveland
Europe
Arthur Whitfield
Missouri
Billy Sandow
New York
Great Lakes Shipping Breaks May Record
Duluth Minn June 23 AP The Great Lakes shipping industry shows a boom in May with coal receipts about 1 600 000 tons the first month of the 1923 navigation season and one of the largest monthly totals on record Ore tonnage from the head of the lakes excluding Esccanda Mich was 5 741 791 tons four times May 1922 volume Vesselmen note many ships ran light from lower ports to the head of the lakes highlighting improved activity and earlier peak drafts last October 1922 saw 1 771 535 tons brought in to local docks.
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Duluth
Minn
Great Lakes
Head of
Escanada, Mich
Catholics Honor Archbishop on 25th Episcopal Anniversary
Portland Ore June 25 Prominent Catholic clergy and laity from the northwest will gather June 28 to honor Archbishop Alexander Christie on the 25th anniversary of his episcopal consecration at a solemn pontifical mass at St Marys pro Cathedral. Archbishop Edward Hanns of San Francisco will preside and preach.
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Portland
Ore
Northwest
Alexander Christie
Oregon City
St. Mary's pro-Cathedral
Montana
Carroll
Helena
Mont
Frederick W. Goodrich
Si Gounod
St. Cecilia
Edward Hanns
San Francisco
National Catholic Welfare Association
Pria
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Egrs
Samuel
Mac Millon
Cipal
Municipa
Christie
Highgate
Vermont
St. Paul
Miaun
Lemmens
Vancouver B. C
Oregon
Pontifical Throne
Strangler Lewis
Wilkies Tire Shop
E. Center St
Center ST
Mark Peterson
North Main Bt
Pocatello Floral Conservatory
16Th and Wyeth Streets
E. J. Hutchinson
Jperan
Western Grain
Lthis ST
W. Center
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Indian Springs
Great Hardin Dam
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