Borah regrets European race and arms buildup
Boise June 25 AP Senator Borah warned President Hoover's moratorium offer may help Europe only if it follows with self adjustments. He condemned the ongoing European arms race despite the League of Nations and Kellogg pact, saying it threatens world peace and leaves women and children in misery.
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Around Town items reflect summer visitors and local movings
Miss Margaret Rolland and sisters arrive from California to spend summer with Mrs. Alice Rolland. Ed mund Haun leaves for Ogden to settle there. Miss Ellinor Collins to return Friday from Ohio State. Anderson and Hill fined for vagrancy and identified as short change artists. Madonna Ford heads to Boise and Payette lakes. Scotty Williams departs for Reno to see boxing Baer versus Uczudun. Mrs. Dolloff visits family, en route to Twin Falls and Chicago.
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Margaret Rolland
Ft. Briar
Goldie Rolland
Alice Rolland
San Francisco
Madonna Ford
Arthur Ford
North Fourth Avenue
Boise
Payette Lakes
Scotty” Williams
Reno
Nevada
Max Baer
Paulino Uczudun
Mrs Dolloff’s Distinguished Teaching Career Across States
Mrs Dolloff, formerly a teacher, has held positions in Alaska, Cuba, New York state, Florida, and other parts of the United States. The article notes her diverse service and relocation history, reflecting a career spanning multiple regions and educational contexts.
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Alaska
Cuba
New York State
Florida
Reckless Driving Fined for Teenage Driver Incident
Ernest E. Wilson, 17, of 231 North Eleventh, was fined 25 dollars for reckless driving with 10 dollars suspended. He was jailed until the fine could be raised after crashing into Fred Zweigart’s parked car at 745 West Benton with five passengers and a woman sustaining an arm injury.
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Ernest E. Wilson
North Eleventh
Wilson
Fred Zweigart
West Benton
Officials Leave for Butte Friday
President Carl R. Gray and Union Pacific and Short Line officials plan an inspection trip. They arrive in Pocatello late tonight and depart Friday for a daylight run to Butte. They return Saturday and attend a 7 30 a m chamber of commerce breakfast at the Bannock hotel.
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Union Pacific
Short Line
Pocatello
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Short Line Announces Reduced OS3 Rates for June and July
The Short Line authorizes a cent a mile roundtrip rate to Pocatello for June 26. The same rates apply to Twin Falls on July 10. Nampa will see a one way fare plus 23 cents for the round trip on June 26 and 27. Ticket sales start at all Short Line points, per J. C. Hanson.
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J. C. Hanson
Twin Falls
Nampa
Four Clubs to Vie on Sunday in Four-Way Match
Four golf clubs Pocatello County American Falls Idaho Falls and the University club enter a Sunday match with 10 players each. Play begins 9 a m with lunch between rounds. Teams include listed players and alternates under tournament secretary William Higley.
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American Falls
Idaho Falls
University Club
William Higley
American Palle
G. Barnard
A. E. McClymonds
J. T. Sykes
T. H. Davie
William Booth
George Cronkhite
Dan Sparks
T. C. Sparks
J. Myers
H. Beckstrom
W. E F. Davidson
H. C. Toeva
Lenzie
Taylor
Squires
Hackett
Hayner
Norton
Whipple
R Gesas
H. Gecas
Naylor
Scott
Rawleigh
Bobby Leute
Aston Barrett
J. B. Blackhurst
J. P B. Donlon
Fred Huth
R. C. Lowrie
J. E. Donion
Art Shultz
Gordon North
Ben Peterson
Joe Peterson
Jack Valentine
Jack Halliwell
Ed Norby
Art Zener
W. H. Higley
Rand Hogan
W. Hall
Bank executive visits city for talks
E. G. Bennett the vice president of First Security Corporation was in the city Wednesday for business talks with J. C. Galbraith manager of the First Security bank.
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E. G. Bennett
First Security Corporation
J. C. Galbraith
First Security Bank
Vandalism Report At Mountainview Cemetery
Three boys were held at the police station on charges of creating a general nuisance at Mountainview cemetery. Detective Chief Jack Bakier ston cites ongoing petty vandalism including broken gravestones and stolen flowers, with strict action planned for those found guilty.
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Mountainview Cemetery
Jack Bakierston
State Court Action Pauses Faris Case in Carey Act Suit
Judge C C Cavanah sustained a motion for abatement in the Idaho case R W Faris commissioner of reclamation against Blaine county Investment Co and others. A similar state court suit blocks progress and federal action will be stayed pending decision. Petersen and Clark and J H Anderson argued the abatement proceedings.
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United States District Court
R. W. Faris
Commissioner of Reclamation
Idaho
Blaine County Investment Co
Sixth Judicial District
Howe
J. H. Petersen
Petersen and Clark
J. H. Anderson
Blackfoot
Cavanah
To End Indigestion Instantly With Bisulated Magnesia
A quick relief remedy claims fast action to end gas sourness and acid indigestion. It promotes a calm stomach and widespread demand.
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