Short Line Takes Third A League Win Over Malad
The Short Line baseball team defeated Malad 12 to 7 in Portneuf River league action. Malad led 4 0 into the fifth inning before Short Line rallied with Myer’s clutch hit and a series of hits, followed by a homer by Fellows and another by Kirkendall. Doty starred at short, while Malad’s pitcher struggled to contain the rally.
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Malad
Portneuf
Myer
Sandburg
Rupp
Reeves
Keeland
Fellows
Judging Hens for Egg Production in Idaho F armers Learn to Cull
Extension experts in Idaho stress practical hen judging for egg production using trap nests and physical traits. High producers show broad, deep frames, pliable posteriors, strong handling qualities, and good head and skin characteristics. Molting timing and vent coloration help predict laying performance.
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Idaho
United States
LW W on Trial in Boise Court
The first criminal syndicalism case in Ada county, State of Idaho versus W B Waddell, opened in district court as Judge Charles E Reddoch presided. Prosecutor Delana presented proof and introduced Industrial Workers of the World books found with the defendant, while defense objected to reading the whole text. The jurors asked to take copies home to read. the court left proceedings unfinished at 5 oclock.
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Boise
Ada County
District Court
Charles E. Reddoch
State of Idaho
W. B. Waddell
Delana
W. H. Hyatt
State Constabulary
Mystery Horse Ringer Won Race At Connaught Park
Ottawa June 24 The mystery horse Little Hoy was ruled a ringer after winning the fourth race at Connaught Park last Monday. The park stewards say KS Moore Frank Farrington and George F Richings deceived in ownership and representation with Little Hoy entered as owned by Moore but actually owned by Farrington. Richings is accused of color changing and the horse appeared dark gray but is said to be radiant chestnut.
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Ottawa
Little Hoy
Connaugh Park
KS. Moore
Frank Farrington
George F. Richings
F. Moore
Farrington
Detroit, Mich
Hichings
Strong Lineup for Senator Gooding Gains Idaho Support
Fred W. Gooding says sentiment in Idaho favors Frank R. Gooding for the Republican senatorial nomination. He cites Gooding’s Idaho residence, deep state ties, business sense, and focus on reclamation. He notes national ticket praise after returning from the Chicago convention and predicts a GOP victory at the polls.
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Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
Fred W. Gooding
Gooding
Fred Gooding
Mr. Gooding
Chicago
Weather and Crops Weekly Summary
Weather stayed slightly cooler than average with abundant sunshine and good rainfall in many areas. Cereal crops progressed with barley heading wheat booting and oats starting. corn remained behind. Alfalfa first cuttings and haying proceeded. fruits like strawberries and sweet cherries ripened. apricot drops linked to late frosts. Potatoes, sugar beets, and cannery peas grew well while range forage improved and stock thrived.
North Carolina to Hold Special Session on Tax Revaluation
Raleigh June 24 AP The North Carolina legislature will meet in a special session between July 20 and August 1 to receive the tax commission revaluation report and decide on ratifying the Susan B Anthony federal amendment. Governor Bickett's office announced the plan.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Tax Commission
Bickett
Van Mere-Smith Named Third Assistant Secretary of State
Washington June 24 AP announces the appointment of Van Mere-Smith as third assistant secretary of state. He succeeds Breckenridge Long who has resigned to run for United States senator from Missouri.
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Washington
Van 8
Mere-Smith
Breckenridge Long
United States
Missouri
Jury panel adjourned to reconvene at 10 a m
Adjourned to reconvene at 10 a m on Wednesday. The jury comprises W H Hiner George W Coble R C Pennington W E Leitner W B Bruce Ruel Rounds W B Pryor Frank Doescher William Atherton Frank P H Alden W C Kerr and W L Windle.
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W. H. Hiner
George W. Coble
R. C. Pennington
W. E. Leitner
W. 8. Bruce
Ruel Rounds
W. B. Pryor
Frank Doescher
William Atherton
Frank P. H. Alden
W. C. Kerr
W. L. Windle
Two More Winners From Buckeye State
Lancaster Ohio June 24 AP twin modern Weinz te Mr and former tivee im Madiecn township have been named Harding and Coolidge.
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Buckeye State
Lancaster, C
Jume 24
Weinz Te Mr
Tivee Im Madiecn Township
Harding
Coolidge
Victim of Melancholy Ends Life by Hanging
Jacob Schneider a 62 year old coach carpenter at the Short Line shops was found hanging in an empty mail car at the rear of the car shops in the Short Line yards. Despondency from family troubles and a recent divorce appear to be the motive. He had worked at the shop all Tuesday and was last seen alive Tuesday night. He leaves a son Rudolph in Pocatello and a daughter Johanna in Los Angeles. An inquest is set for Friday at 10 a.m. at Walker funeral parlors.
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Jace Ethneider
Schneider
Carp
Odessa
Russia
Pocatello
Rudolph
Johanna
Los Angeles
Cal
Hinton
Idaho Tech
Pocatello Bannocks
American Legion
Rudolph Schneider
Pugmire
Jacob Schneider
Walker
Londonderry under siege as clashes widen in Irish Civil War
British troops solidify a quieting presence in Londonderry as snipers are captured and civilians seek shelter. Gunners harass with rifle and machine gun fire while barricades, depleted gas supplies, and street fights persist. Hospitals struggle with casualties.
Irish unrest sparks urgent telegrams from Londonderry
London June 24 Sir Hamar Greenwood chief secretary of Ireland received an urgent telegram from Londonderry magistrates expressing alarm at inaction over the recent appendicy mage in the early stages of clashes between Unionists and Nationalists. They deem the situation desperate and fear it will worsen.
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London
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Lopdonderry
Aged Cardinal Logue Warned of Imminent Time
Dublin reports Cardinal Logue, archbishop of Armagh, says he has received warning that his time is set. Across Londonderry, 40 000 residents live under siege as riots and gunfire terrorize the city. Streets burn with fighting between Sinn Feiners and Unionists, with casualties mounting and authorities struggling to disperse crowds.
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Cardinal Logue
Armagh
Ireland
Maynooth College
Londonderry
Sinn
Sinn Feinersa
Dublin Castle
Bishop Street
McKenna
Henrietta Street
Whiteside
Belfast
London Times
Derry
Sinn Felnera
Marriage License Issued For Seiveno and Lowther
A marriage license was issued Wednesday at the county clerk's office to Marten Seiveno of io and Josephine Lowther of Ogdaa.
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County Clerk's
Marten Seiveno
Josephine Lowther
Ogdaa
Department Buys 14000 Tons Sugar
Howard Figg says the 14000 tons of Argentine sugar were purchased under the direction of the Department of Justice and the State Department assurances to President Irigoyen. The purchase was made by an American trading company for distribution by government agencies.
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Washington
Howard Figg
United States
Department of Justice
State Department
Irogoyen
Figg
Harding endorses women’s role in Republican campaign
Senator Warren G Harding sends a message to Allegheny county women’s Republican luncheon praising women’s activities in the party and expressing hope the suffrage amendment is ratified in time for full participation in the presidential election. Marion suffragists deny plans to picket Harding’s home this summer, saying a July conference is possible but no picketing.
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Pittsburgh
Warren G. Harding
Women's
Republican Committee
Allegheny County
Harding
Senate
Women of America
Marion
National Woman's Party
Chicago
Enator Harding
Gillette Hayden
Centrifugal gun tested by officials in Washington
A new model of machine gun using centrifugal force and no explosive is being secretly tested by army officials and experts at the Bureau of Standards. It reportedly fires 11,000 rounds a minute with a muzzle velocity of 1,210 feet per second, far slower than present guns but far louder.
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Washington
Army
Bureau of Standards
Treaty Would Kill Industry in Fisheries Debate
Washington reports that Senator Jones warns a US Britain fisheries treaty could wipe out American sea fisheries within five years. He argues the pact would grant Canadian vessels port privileges and open Great Lakes Gulf and California ports to foreigners, challenging US fishing rights and Japan-related tensions.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
North Atlantic
North Pacific
Jones
Senate Merchant Marine Committee
Colby
Great Lakes
Gulf
California
Japan
Pacific
Alaska
Secretary of Commerce
Edith Cummings Wins First Round at Shawnee Golf Tournament
Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago defeated Mrs. Caleb F. Fox of Philadelphia by one up on the nineteenth hole in the opening round match at Shawnee Country Club in Shawnee-on-the-Delaware Pennsylvania.
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Shawnee-on-the-Delaware
Penn
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Caleb F. Fox
Philadelphia
Shawnee Country Club
Indictments Filed Against Oil and Brokerage Firms
Federal grand jury charges Ranger Oil W P Wall Oil Great Western and Crown Om for using mails to defraud investors of millions. Indicted brokers and officers allegedly misrepresented properties and paid dividends from investor money. George A Lamb and company accused of reselling stock at inflated prices with false 12 percent dividends.
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New York
Federal Grand
Bealn
Nowner
Ménindiet
Eof
Divi
Ateck
Companies
Ranger Oil Company
W. P. Wall Oil Company
Great Western Team Corporation
Crown Ompany
Indictments Target Ranger Oil Stock Swindles and Brokers
The indictment accuses Curtis Packer and company of selling 1,000,000 Ranger Oil shares at over one dollar each while bought at 20 cents. It charges a brokerage linked to Ashley L. Hebrook and others with misrepresentation and funds from Ranger stock sales. Federal authorities allege brokers and promoters, including W P Williams Oil Stop figures and parties in Lexington and Boston, structured misleading deals and paid dividends from stock trades. The case names numerous individuals and firms and notes that total oil production fell short of claims, with a broad, ongoing campaign against stock swindlers.
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Rang Oil Company
Curtis, Packer and Company
Brokage
Ashley L. Hebrook
Louis C. van R. Charles R. Morton
John L. Lean
Ranger
United Securities Company
van Riper
Posal
W. P. Williams
John J. Kean
Thaddeus M. Rice
Hinshaw
J. W. Sanders
Co. Lyle
Henry M. Shumsté
Joseph H. Byrd
Lexingion
H. Morgan and Company
Thompson, James
Company
Crossman
Shermas
New York
Suc Rawlinson and
Colclough
Boston
H. Morgan Pollok and Parners
William Day
Daniel and McKetterick
W. Heffron
Thompson
James A Company
Robert Stickney
J W. Colclough
Alexander Crossman
Williams S
H. Kent Ho
Will Property
Dends
Willi
Great Western Troleum Corporation
George A. Lamb
Pany
Great
W Company
Lamb and Salesman
Uel Formund
David Rothe
Joseph Schoenberger
Samuel. . House
Maurice M. Goldberg
de Uffalussy
Victor Fusy
H. Pyke
M. Klein
Charlies Fri Ands
Gramburt
Colombian dollar at high as gold shipments arrive
New York June 24 AP reports Colombian bankers sent to stabilize exchange between Colombia and the United States. Five hundred thousand dollars in U S gold coins are consigned to American working houses from Kingston and Central American ports. The Colombian dollar is worth ninety cents in America, down from about $1.10 a year ago when Colombia had a favorable trade balance.
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New York
United States
U. States
Kingston
Amercan
America
Colombia
Noted Delegate Sets Democratic Platform Demands
William nings age ya addresses Here in Butte Montana on June 24 pledging to attend the Democratic National Convention to push for a prohibition plank a plank against profiteering a farm protection plank and a national labor capital arbitration board proposal amid a crowd of supporters.
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Butte
Mont
William
Nings
Coe
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Curtis, Packer Company
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H. Morgan Pollock and 8 Company
Thompson James and Company Cronsman, Sherman and
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F. Fuller and Company
Greenka Bigelow and Greenbaum
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Clel Chan
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