Death in Gooding as Girl Kills Herself by Revolver
Josephine Evelyn Wilcox, 20, of Gooding, dies from a self inflicted bullet wound at her mother's home after a short auto ride with Fred Zweigart. Doctors fail to save her. Zweigart recalls a recent quarrel but cannot explain the act. Local grief follows as community mourns a cheerful young woman.
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Josephine Evelyn Wilcot
Pocatello
Pearl Wilcox
North Hayes Avenue
Miss Wil- Goan
Fred Zweigart
Miss Wilcox
Zweigart
Outekirte
Wilcox
Burial of Senator Frank R. Gooding Marks IdahoFarewell
More than a thousand gather at Gooding home for final rites as flags fly half mast and a long funeral procession winds to the cemetery. Idaho officials and national figures attend while farm regions celebrate irrigator pioneer Gooding. The service includes Episcopalian prayers, Mason quartet hymns, and a burial led by C E Roberts.
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Congress
Charles Wesley Tenney
Gooding College
Fl Korah
Masonic Lodge
Thomas J. Walsh
Moutans
John B Kendrick
Wyoiun Ing
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Addison T. Smith
Burton L. French
Idaho
Cgood W. McClure
M. Mattson
D. H Butthen
E. C. Burke
Robert C. Brown
Guy W. Bissell
H. C Baldridge
Clancy St. Clair
Idaho Falla
Davie Burrell
O. R Baum
Pocsetelio
John McMurray
Oakley
Republican State Central Committee
Nathan Ricks
Smith Supporters Take Convention Work Easy
Houston dispatch reports that Democratic delegates maneuvering at the national convention show Smith’s path to the nomination, with Kansas and Oklahoma delegations shifting votes to Reed and Smith respectively. Amid forecasts of Smith’s inevitability, leaders emphasize unity and organize speeches for the nomination.
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Smith
Prohibition Skirmishes Score In Texas Agriculture Debate
Continued on Page Eight. In Boulton Texas on June 27 organized agriculture won a sharp skirmish before the committee for representation. Details continue on Page Tea.
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Boulton
Texas
Organized Agriculture
New York Delegates Fight and Hoover Food Aid Mentioned
Secretary Moorer reports a New York committee chaired by Zip of Witten and George K. Morris discuss delegates and possible similar groups. The talks note backing for Hoover aid to foreign language voters and relief provided during and after the war.
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Washington
Moorer
New York
Ucted
Zip
Witten
Dughameentasy
George K. Morris
Wih
Republican Nations Committee
Hoover
Yankees defeat Athletics in opening game of three game set
In Philadelphia on June 37 AP reports a rough start as two standout pitchers face rough innings. The Yankees faulted pitcher Robert Masts Gegte for three runs in the first and four more in the eighth to win the opener 8 to 5 led by Henry Johnge who dominated.
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Philadelphia
Yankes
Robert Masts Gegte
Henry Johnge
Geute
Italia Crash Survivors Fight for Pole Land
Six men drifted from the Italia balloon after a polar crash remain alive as rescue efforts unfold. General Umberto Nobile reports a fire in the airship, with one death and several missing during the ordeal. The crew battled storms, ice, and delayed repairs before three men began trekking toward land for aid.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Italia
Polar
North Pole
Umberto Nobile
Mobile
Nadile
Hobile
Watale C Metor
Atx
Bowers Accuses Administration of Favoring Business Over Farmers
In Houston on June 27 Claude G Bowers delivered the Democrats keynote blasting the Republicans for favoring privileged business and a few monopolies. He accused them of pursuing dollar diplomacy and deterring average Americans by banking on a fake prosperity while banks and farms faltered and millions remained unemployed.
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Bowers
Houston
Texas
Claude G Bowers
Lincoln
New York Evening World
Coolidge
Latin America
Egypt
Baseball doubleheader results and line scores
Summary of multiple games with American League matchups against Philadelphia New York Washington and Boston plus scorelines. Details include Pioneers such as Johnson Collins Grove Orwell and Cochrane for Philadelphia and pitchers Ruffing Hoffman and Lisenbee Ruel, Kenna Berry for opponents.
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Philadelphia
New York
Johnson and Collins
Grove, Orwell and Cochrane
Washington
Boston
Burke, Lisenbee
Ruel Ruffing
Hoffman
Speakers Come Into Parts In Bourbon Meet
The Democratic convention in Houston navigates rain and heat as keynoter Claude G Bow ers of New York leads a rousing address at Sam Houston Hall. Rob son of Arkansas, permanent chairman, supplies organization and gospel fervor while delegates cheer and rain pelts the venue.
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Houston
Robinson
Arkansas
Iong
Senate
Sam Houston Hall
Clauce G Bowers
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Dakota wets and dries spark fierce primary vote
In North Dakota on June 27, voters faced a dry versus wet ballot question amid a statewide primary contest for Congress and state offices. U S Senator Lynn J. Frazer led a Republican field with R A Nestos opposing, as campaigns heated over the prohibition clause in the state constitution.
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Fargo
N. D
Congress
Jver
North Dakota
Secretary of State
United States
Lynn Jr. Frazier
Nonpartisan League
R. A. Nestos
Memorial Hall Drive Aims to Save Bannock County Monument
Memorial Hall committee launches a fundraising drive to avert mortgage default on the Bannock County Memorial building. Volunteers seek $10 000 to cover emergency needs and preserve a monument to local war veterans. An executive committee and finance group are named to oversee the campaign and its meetings.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
Arthur Petersen
Coolidge to Decide on Campaign Role This Summer
President Coolidge has yet to decide on campaign participation. Interior Secretary-designate will resign to chair the Republican Committee and brief Coolidge this summer at the White House. He plans no firm birthday celebration for July 4, and yesterday caught seven trout during a brief inspection visit to his offices.
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Interior Department
National Republican Committee
Mr. Coolidge
White House
Coolidge
John Coolidge
Tragic Fire Accident Claims Two Utah Boys
In Logan Utah on June 27 13 year old Jessop and his brother Alton died after a stove fire. Ronald fought the blaze as Alton escaped with burning clothes jumping into water to douse flames. Alton died at 8 o clock. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Logan
Utah
Jessop
Valley
Ronald
Alton
Bert
Wibley
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Missouri
Oni
Charmiat
Atlee Pomerene
Alfred E. Smith
Kansas
W. A. Ayres
Alfred E Smith
Denaic Muir
Anthony
George R Vanames
Am Ony
Gov. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Len Barkley
Kentucky
Sen. Reed
Lin Aed
William H
Yankess Trim Grove
Woman IN Convention
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Indiana
Jess S E. Scott
Minnesota
D. A. McDougal
Ok’‘ahoma
Teresa Ms. Graham
Emily \. Blair
Bourbon
Nobile
R&b Washington
Amd Kenna, Morris and Berry
N&stionai
York
Withoughby, Miller, Gwestland
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Bdenten
Overrell
Giants
Dakota
H. D. MacCosham
MacCosham
Iwan Gasser
A J. Pierce
Walter Cleare
John Hood
J H. McEvers
Douglas Henderson
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C. Ben Ross
L Fargo
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George Jorgensen
W W Brothers
Leo Hood
Cleaves
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