Seven Months for Mann Act Case Defendant
Judge Cavanah presided at a federal session in the 1 PM proceedings hearing pleas and demurrers. M L Johnston pleaded guilty to Mann Act transport of Margaret Becker and was sentenced to seven months in Bannock county jail. He claimed it was a matter of love with the woman leaving her husband and children.
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C. C. Cavanah
Federal Court
Federal
Teton Coal Company
Wood River Canal Company
Clark and Edwards Canal and Irrigation Company
Idaho Irrigation District
Helden and Coffin
Aberdeen Springfield Canal Company
W. C. Loofbourrow
J. D Skeen
R. L. Black
M. L. Johnston
Margaret Becker
Aberdeen
Portland
Ore
Boise
Cavanah
Bannock County
Johnston
Husban 2
Becker
Retail Bureau Chairman to Speak at Forum
The chamber of commerce forum luncheon at Bannock hotel Wednesday noon will feature Carol Petersen chairing the retail bureau with plans for a fall style show and a September merchandise fair at Dance Gardens. J H Rear don, state leader of boys and girls club work for University of Idaho extension, attends the short course for club members at the Southern Branch. Miss Maude Exum, Tolman’s niece, will perform a dance number following a Milwaukee training trip.
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
Bannock Hotel
Carol Petersen
Retail Bureau
Dance Gardens
J. H. Reardon
University of Idaho Extension Division
Maude Exum
Clarence Tolman
Miss Exum
Milwaukee
Parachute Jumper Rescued After Ocean Landing at Point Loma
In San Diego California on June 25 Lieutenant Paul M Clyde an aviator from the United States Army was rescued after his parachute failed over the Pacific during a bombing plane trouble. He drifted three and a half hours before being sighted and picked up by a Navy barge under Rear Admiral H V Butler.
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Gan Diego
Cal
Paul M. Clyde
United States
Battle Feet
Pacific
Point Loma
Clyde
H. V. Butler
Actress Marion Nixon Engaged to Wealthy Chicago Merchant Heir
Los Angeles June 25 report says film actress Marion Nixon is engaged to Edward Hillman Jr., 23, son of Chicago merchant Edward Hillman. No wedding date set. Nixon plans to retire from film for domestic life.
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Los Angeles
Marion Nixon
Edward Hillman, Jr
Edward Hilman
Chicago
Bankers Edge Close of Idaho State Meeting
Idaho Falls host city final session of the Idaho State Bankers association with officer elections and naming next convention site. Speakers included E G Bennett of First Security Corporation and H J Plumhof of Oregon Short Line as routine reports dominated the agenda. The public relations committee urged cautious investment and promotion of the state’s vital industries.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Idaho State Bankers’ Association
E. G. Bennett
Ogden
First Security Corporation
H. J. Plumhof
Oregon Short Line
Cassia County 4H Members Attend Short Course Transport
Two busloads of Cassia county 4-H boys and girls left Burley for a short course in Pocatello starting Monday. Leaders from Malta and Unity joined youths from Marion Decko and other areas. Dan E. Warren, district extension agent, accompanied the delegation.
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Burley
Cassia County
Pocatello
Chloe Sanders
Malta
Art Smith
Marion Calf Club
Jesse Wood
Marion
Percy Smith
Ralph
John Crane
Rex Martin
Floyd Pickett
Unity
Howard Halford
Cole Brothers
Unity Beer Club
Decko
Em Dry” Club
Eight volunteers sought to transport university extension youths
J W Barber district leader via the chamber of commerce asks eight Pocatello automobile owners to shuttle 33 young people from the university extension short course to Lava Hot Springs for the annual picnic Thursday. Paul V Nash notes 130 youths in total with transportation arranged for all but eight north and east of Lava, allowing return when ready after delivery. The caravan departs Pocatello at 7 20 Thursday morning.
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Pocatello Automobile Owners
University Extension
Lava Hot Springs
J. W. Barber
Chamber of Commerce
Paul V. Nash
Lava
Pocatello Grivers
Veteran Charles E. O'Connor dies at Boise hospital
Charles E. O'Connor 36 a World War veteran died yesterday at the Veterans hospital in Boise from gas exposure in France. Survived by two sisters, one in Montpelier and Kathleen O'Con nor employed by Mountain States Telephone. Residence 253 South Second Avenue. Body shipped to McHan funeral home. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also rail fare notice and a visit by John Tupper and Mrs. John A. Tupper of Los Angeles visiting 255 South Garfield Avenue.
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Charles E. O'Connor
Veterans’ Hospital
Boise
France
Montpelier
Kathleen O'Connor
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
South Second Avenue
McHan Funeral Home
Mechanical division convention opens in Los Angeles
W H Bressil and W J Ing of the O S L mechanical department attend the tenth annual convention of the Mechanical Division American Railway Association convening today in Los Angeles.
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W.H. Bressil
W. J. Ing
O. 8
S. L. Mechanical Departent
American Railway Association
Los Angels
Summer student Jack McQuade returns from Moscow visit
Here for Summer Jack McQuade a University of Idaho student has just returned from Moscow where he will be a junior next term to visit his parents.
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Jack McQuade
University of Idaho
Moscow
Personal notices from the Idaho town column
Mrs C M Booth and her young daughter Marcella visit Mrs Booths sister Mrs Eildon Architald. The Booths formerly lived in Pocatello and now reside in Los Angeles. Dave Cleaves of Citizens Bank and Trust left for the central states. John E Raaf departed for the east after visiting his parents. Miss Ida Bistline of One Skaggs Safe Ways left for Omaha on business. J N Bach former paymaster of the U S S is a local visitor. Helen Shanke left for Colorado Springs. Don Brown Idaho Power manager left for Seattle. Mrs Kate Bills left for Douglas Wyoming.
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C M Booth
Marcella
J. N. Bach
Helen Shanke
Colorado Springs
Don Brown
Idaho Power Company
Seattle
Kate Bills
Douglas
Wyoming
Rebel General Gabaldon Captured Ending Southwest Uprising
Caracas dispatch reports rebel general Jose Gabaldon and his staff seized by government forces at La Saranita Zamora on Sunday. Officials say the capture ends the revolutionary movement in the region, signaling government control regained after the clash.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Jose Hafar
Market Dips Elude Early Losses as Stocks Rally
New York stocks opened with losses but soon recovered, with many issues climbing 1 to 11 points. Highs were set by American Can General Electric Allied Chemical North American Atchison and Pennsylvania as call money hovered near 10 percent and credits tightened briefly amid hopes for mid July relief.
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New York
American Can
General Electric
Allied Chemical
North American
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Anaconda
Commission
General Electric Advanced
Alli Chalmers
Norfolk & Western
Auburn
Adams Express
Dupont
Burroughs
Abraham & Straus
R. H Macey
Best & Company
International Silver
Lima Locomotive
Fidelity- Phenix Insurance
Kigher Jersey Central
Columbian Carbon
United Aircraft
Westinghouse Electric
Atta‘ Powder
New York raw sugar market steady with early gains
The raw sugar market opened steady with 38 000 Porto Rican bars and 20 000 Cuban bags for June shipment sold at 3 58 duty paid. Futures showed initial gains then slid as demand remained scarce. midday quotes were one point higher to one point not lower amid selling by producers and covering by traders.
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New York
Potato market report from Chicago overbroad and dated
Potatoes receipts listed as 29 cars new and 8 cars old on track with 170 cars old, totaling 0.6 shipments 543 cars. New stock trading only fair. market stronger on these stocks. North Carolina and East shore Virginia Irish cobblers priced around 375 to 425. Wisconsin round whites 50 cents.
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Chicago
Southern
Triumphe Nest
North Carolina
Darrel Irish
East Shore
Virginia
Stecl
Wisconsin
Livestock Markets Report From Chicago and Omaha
Livestock receipts include hogs 20 000 and cattle 5 500 in Chicago with mixed trading and top hog prices near 11.35 per hundredweight. cattle and calves show uneven demand with best steers around 15. a0 to 15.50 and vealers up to 16. Sheep receipts 4 000 with slow trade and lambs around 14 50. Omaha reports hogs 18 000 and cattle 8 000 with slow but steady tone. beef values steady to higher for choice weights, and hogs largely steady to down. OGDEN also notes hog receipts 484 with steady prices and local market focus.
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Chicago
USDA
Idahos
Omaha
Ogden
Money market closes steady with firmer call money
Money New York reports call money firmer at 10 percent for the day. Time loans show gains for 30 to 90 days and 4 to 6 months, with prime commercial paper at 6. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
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Money New York
Call Money Firmer
Metals Market Roundup From New York
Copper steady at 18 for spot and futures. Iron unchanged. Tin soft at 4437 with futures 450064525. Lead steady with spot in New York and East St Louis around 680. Zinc quiet. East St Louis spot and futures near 670. Antimony at 8.75.
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Metals
New York
East St. Louis
Wheat and commodity price report from Chicago market
ARH Market Chicago reports grain and livestock quotes for June 25. Wheat No 2 hard 114 1 2 percent, No 3 northern spring 106 percent. Corn No 2 mixed 62 9 32, No 2 white 95 4 9 54. Oats No white 47, No 4 white 42 43 percent. Barley quotable 52 46 64 cents. Timoth y seed 16 50 to 24 50. Ave n u o sales card shows ribs 13 62 and bellies 14 75.
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Chicago
Ave.nuo
Wheat Slump Follows Canada Crop Forecast
Chicago grain market notes tentative USDA Canada wheat crop forecast at 360 to 400 million bushels vs 534 million last year. Showery Canada and better US southwest weather weigh on prices with wheat down 1 to 1 1/2 cents, corn lagging, oats down about a half to 1 cent, and provisions mixed. Silver in New York trades at 52 1/2 cents per ounce with London bar at 244 pence per ounce.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Canada
Flour Market Minneapolis Grain Prices Rise In Early Trade
Flour prices advance ten cents in carload lots with family patents pegged at 95 7.05 a barrel in eight pound sacks. Shipments show Bran at 23.00 to 23.25 per barrel and cotton sacks priced around 43.025 barrels.
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Minneapolis
Sugar Price Rise Takes Effect at Five Cents Per Pound
New York June 25 refiners announced a price advance for refined sugar to five cents per pound effective today. The move lifts the price from four and a half cents, last week’s level, after a prior reduction.
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New York
Idaho Potato Bureau Holds Annual Meeting in Antlers Hall
Idaho potato bureau will hold its annual meeting in Antlers Hall on Saturday June 29 at 10 am. The gathering seeks officers for the coming year and a representative to the National Potato Institute. Present officers Irel Gudmundsen James Pendlebury E Bundquist John Welch R E Shepherd John Carlson named as Idaho Utah representative.
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Idaho Potato Burea
Antlers Hall
Paul V. Nash
Chamber of Commerce
John §. Welch
Bureau
National Potato Institute
Idaho Bureau
Welch
Idaho
Ire
Gudmundsen
Burley
James Pendlebury
Blackfoot
E. Bundquist
Firth
Mr. Welch
R E. Shepherd
Jerome
National Institute
John Carlson
Utah
Plane Crash Kills Pilot Paul Ritter in Creston
Creston Iowa June 25 Paul Ritter 27 died when his plane failed to recover from a tailspin and crashed on a highway flames erupted in the wreckage before his body could be removed.
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Creston
Yowa
Paul Ritter
Ritter
Big opening dance op posite Hi Way Inn Inkom
A big opening dance event is planned opposite the Hi Way Inn in Inkom Friday night drawing local attendees for a lively evening. Organized by community groups, the event features live music and a social hour beginning at dusk.
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Hi-Way Inn
Inkom
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L. E. Shaw
New Central Building
Les Firey
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