Jensen Confesses to Murder After Hours of Denial
Julius E Jensen finally confessed to murdering Dewey Harris, blaming jealousy over his wife. The crime occurred last Friday at the Hartett ranch between Greenleaf and Wilder, with Harris, 33, an ex serviceman, found shot in a tent as Jensen alleged Harris planned to meet his wife at a Boise cafe.
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JS Sellers
Caldwell
Dewey
Dewey Jarria
Harris
Dewey Harris
A. KB. F
France
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Bartlett
Dewey Harrie
Joe Harris
Sellers
Boise
Morris
Warrant Issued Against Utah Idaho Sugar and Officials
A complaint filed against Utah Idaho Sugar and several officials charging profiteering led to warrants ready for service by U S District Attorney Isaac Blair Evans. Named executives include Heber J. Grant Thomas R. Cutler Charley W. Nibley Merrill Nibley Horace G. Whitney W T Pyper and Stephen H. Love. Defendants may post bond in Salt Lake before Judge Tillman B. Johnson and US Commissioner Turner in Pocatello. arraignment date not set. Trial likely to begin in Boise in October.
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Areo
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Unit
D States
Theodore Turner
Povatello
Idaho Wholesale Grocery
Suger
Spowry
Isaac Blair Evans
United States
Salt Lake
Heber. J. Grant
Thomas R. Cutler
Charley W. Nibley
Merill Nibley
Horace G. Whitney
W. T. Pyper
Stephen H. Love
John R. Smead
Idaho
Mr. Evans
Balina Davalos Named Mexico Envoy to Germany
Balina Davalos, former Mexican chargé d affaires at Washington, was named this country s envoy to Germany in an official foreign office announcement.
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Mexico City
Balina Davalos
Ffaires
Washington
Gerony
Foreign Office
Sexas Wheat Price at 2.80 Per Bushel
Report from Worth dated June 23 notes the first cargo of new wheat arriving from Rochester at a price of 2.80 dollars per bushel.
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Mar
Rechaater
New Secretary Named as Pocatello Chamber Meeting Held
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce held a noon meeting at Bannock Hotel grill led by President E. H. Clarke. A fish hatchery visitor proposed raising 40 000 fish for Mink Creek and nearby streams, with a Chamber committee to oversee distribution. Glenn Fields appointed secretary, replacing W. B. Froom who departs Saturday for Idaho Falls.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
E. H. Clarke
Clarke
Meator
Mink Creek
Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Fields
W. B. Froom
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Achoola
Ft. Mall
Ft. Hall
Loyalty meetings planned for Idaho July and August
Boise hosts a series of Fourth of July patriotic events under United Americana with speakers Dr. Fredrick Vininis Fisher and Clark Prescot Bissett. The program includes worship, outdoor concerts, indoor gatherings, and an illustrated lecture on America using rare lantern slides. Dates and locations to be announced.
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Boise
Idaho
United Americana
Fredrick Vininis Fisher
Republic
State House
Fisher
America
Boy Scouts
Suszzalo
Washington University
Bissett
Mackay Sets Its Fair Dates For Big Idaho Event
Mackay directors of the Big Lost River Fair association set August 23 to 27 for this year’s show. Racing will feature top country horses, with the fair’s round-up and attractions expanded to attract skilled riders and larger crowds.
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Big Lost River Fair Association
Mackay
Idaho
Purpes
Campbell Idaho Falls Banker Dies by Own Hand
C C Campbell a noted Idaho Falls banker and president of Andersen Brea bank was found dead in his bed from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Despondency from prolonged illness and rumored troubles were cited as factors in the tragedy shocking the community.
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C. C., Campbell
Andersen Brea.bank
Idaho Falls
Campbell
Iin
President Wilson Urges Immediate Wage Board Action
Washington June 23 AP President Wilson sent a message to the railroad labor board in Chicago urging an immediate wage award. The White House disclosed the text as Sec retary Payse and the railroad administration chief indicated without prompt concessions workers could see a widespread unauthorized strike escalate. Thirty thousand have been dismissed as unrest grows and W N Doak plans to travel to Chicago for the board meeting.
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Railroad Inder Board
Chicago
White House
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Railroad Labor Board
Railway Wage Board Expected To Rule In Two Weeks
Chicago June 3 AP The railway labor board likely will issue its wage revision decision for all railroad workers within two weeks. Judge ER M Barton said delays come from daily delegations and hundreds of calls seeking a decision date. The board noted strikes linger regardless of the wage ruling, claiming the dispute centers on union control rather than wages. President Wilson’s call for immediate action had not been received.
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Chicago
Railway Labor Board
ER. M. Barton
Wilson
Railroads report easing yardmen strike impact
Philadelphia reports improvement in yardmen strike conditions as men return to work on the midnight shift. Freight movement remains affected with embargoes on perishables foodstuffs and coal for public utilities still in effect, though easing is noted.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading
Strike broadens to Savannah as rail labor actions spread
Chicago leaders John Grunau and Harold Reading announced a mass meeting for Friday night to present the unions' side of the railroad strike situation. Fifty workers from two lines are out in Savannah Illinois while other centers report improvement in central states.
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Savannah
Ill
Burlington and Quincy
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Central States
Brotherhood and
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen'’s Association
Harold Reading
Enginemen's Association
NOTHING TO IT DECLARES LEE
Cleveland dispatch reports June 28 that Lee dismissed the issue with the remark nothing to it as AP coverage notes.
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Lee
Cleveland, O
Woman aviator sets high altitude record in France
Louise Favier, famed French aviatrix, reached 6500 meters in 35 minutes to set the world altitude record for women. She flew with Lt Bouss outrot piloting the Goliath, who recently held a light in flight record.
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Paris
Louise Favier
Boussoutrot
Goliath
Mademoiselle Favier
Leaders Deny Transit Union Strike Rumors
Four transportation brotherhood chief executives including engineers, firemen, conductors and trainmen denied rumors of a strike this week. W. G. Lee, president of the trainmen, called the reports simply strikers propaganda.
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Transportation Brotherhoods
W. G. Lee
Demmy Chiefs in a Squabble
Dallas reporters note Texas delegates plan to cast forty votes for McAdoo on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. The group travels by special train and includes six women delegates.
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An Francisco
E. H. Moore
Cox
Ohio
William F. McCombs
New York
Moore
McCombs
League of Nations
Wilson
Democratic Party
United States
Texas
McAdoo
Dallas
Wm. G. McAdoo
San Francisco
Omaha
Nebraska
Overland Limited
Chas
W. Bryan
Count Armand dAleria Fined For City Ordinance Violation
Count Armand d Aleria husband of Mrs Fate Nizon widow of Senator Nixon of Nevada was fined two hundred dollars or a hundred days in jail for violating a city ordinance. He pleaded guilty and was remanded to city jail in default of payment. No evidence was taken and a plea withdrawal was refused.
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San Diego
Armand d’Aleria
Fate Nizon
Nixon
Nevada
D’aleria
Lesser quake rattles Los Angeles at dawn no damage
A minor earthquake at 4 a.m. was felt mainly in the southern Los Angeles area and Inglewood, with Inglewood suffering the heaviest damage in last night’s shock. today’s tremor rattled buildings but caused no further damage.
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Los Angeles
Inglewood
Gaby Deslys Jewels Exhibit in Paris for Poor
The late Gaby Deslys jewels are shown in Paris on June 23 as a pre sale exhibit for June 28 benefiting Marseille poor relief. The collection includes pearls and precious stones with noted pieces such as a 67 pearl necklace and two pendant pearls of 169 grams each.
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Paris
Gaby Deslys
Marnelilesnan
Mademoiselle Desiye
Conniseurs
France
Democratic candidates debated in Bryan’s view in 1920s race
W J Bryan argues McAdoo lacks peace treaty support and warns he would face enemies attacks. He lists available men, cites Hoover, Owen, Meredith, Palmer, Clark, Edwards, Cox, Marshall, Gerard as options with state loyalties and policy stances. Convention nudges toward treaty ratification and anti profiteer and anti saloon themes.
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McAdoo
Hrgan
Wilson
Bryan
Herbert Hoover
Owen
Oklahoma
Agrculture
Meredith
Wall Street
Palmer
Clark
House of Representatives
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New Jersey
Cox
Ohio
Marshall
Gerard
South Dakota
Mr. Bryan
San Francisco
W. J. Bryan
the Commoner
Democratic Party
Resolutions Committee
Republican Committee Is Selected For United Party
The Republican committee includes seven women and major figures from 15 states. Chairman Will Hays says the party is a unit with a complete amalgamation of groups, planning a strong national campaign and awaiting further appointments in coming days. Tommy Sullivan will lead an eastern boxing tour to New York.
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PARTY
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Will H. Mays
John T.adams
Iowa
Clarence B. Miller
Minnesota
Fred W. Upham
Illinois
National Committee
H. M. Daugherty
Katherine K. Phillips Edson
California
M. L. Fosseen
Jake L. Haomon
Oklahoma
John W. Hart
Idaho
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Charles D. Hilles
New York
R. B. Howell
Nebraska
Jeanette A. Hyde
Utah
Arthur L. Livermore
Boss Penrose
Pennsylvania
Corrine Roosevelt Robinson
Christine Bradley South
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
RK. E. Williams
Oregon
Hays Said
South
Bradley
Chicago
Hays
Union
Daugherty
Harding
Edson
Senator Johnson
Fosseen
Republican Organization of Women
Robinson
Roosevelt
Wood
Hyde
Livermore
Washington
Marion
Tommy Sullivan
St. Louis
Volstead Loses renomination in Minnesota primary
In Minnesota on Monday A J Volstead Republican author of the federal prohibition act failed to win renomination in the Seventh district. Nev O J Kvale a nonpartisan league candidate and pastor at the Norwegian Lutheran church won the party’s nomination amid a close gubernatorial race between J A Preus and Henrik Shipstead.
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Minn
A. J. Volstead
Nev. O
Henrik Shipstead
Nonpartisan League
Kvale
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Volstead
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Shipstead
Mortgage Placed on Woolworth Building in New York
Heirs of F W Woolworth arrange a $3 million mortgage on the 729 foot Woolworth Building to raise funds for estate taxes totaling about $8 million. The tower, oldest world’s tallest office structure, returns roughly $1.55 million annually and is valued at about $10 million.
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New York
Woolworth
F. W. Woolworth
Lower Broadway
Nebraska Man Has a Mission in Johnson Fight
Lincoln June 21 AP Frank A Harrison Lincoln campaign manager for Senator Hiram W Johnson charges treachery and desertion by delegates from instructed states and releases a personal note from the senator urging public obloquy for those who broke faith at Chicago Johnson vows to brand the scoundrels in every state to deter future betrayals and says two Nebraska delegates always tried to obey instructions when the roll was called.
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Lincoln
Frank A. Harrison
Hiram W. Johnson
Nebraska
Chicago
Johnson
Harrigan
Judge frees alien radicals from deportation
Fourteen aliens detained as radical members were ordered released by Federal Judge George Anderson in habeas corpus proceedings. The court ruled the Communist Party, to which they belong, is not a party of force and violence.
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Boston
George Anderson
Communist Party
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