Buzz of the Burg and Notable Anecdotes in Washington
The piece sketches Stevens leaving his bar practice for a Pacific coast firm, with Downing taking over the business and proving his talent. It also riffs on Mrs. Van Rensellar’s two types of women, a cat and dog contrast, plus a humorous tale about hasheesh at the Normandy hotel and a Laundrymen's meeting where Mr. Tiffany cites altruism in business.
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Stevens
Pacific Coast
Downing
Judge Stevens
Coke
Normandy Hotel
Washington
London
Laundrymen’s Association
Tiffany
Washington Papers Bemoan Police Coverage and Seek News
A veteran reporter recalls weak police coverage in Washington and the difficulty of finding crime news. He notes a past sensational steal of $50,000 and an arrest in St. Joseph, plus efforts to liven reporting with new hires and bold prompts from editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
Congress
Scott Bone
Grubb
St. Louis
Kungas City
Jim Ogy
St. Joseph
Marcorie
Albert Johnson
Johnson
Silk Hosiery Debate Warns Women About Fraudulent Stockings
B L Wright urges women to distinguish full fashioned silk hose from half fashioned fiber silk. He contrasts cocoon silk durability with fiber silk and notes peddlers replace snug stockings with shapeless socks. He recalls Japanese silk worm spinning a single thread to illustrate quality and urges local experts over itinerant sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Wright
Japan
Radio Listings Across West Coast and Midwest Stations
A dense schedule lists programs on KHJ Los Angeles KKLX Oakland KGO San Francisco KFOA Seattle KFOA Dallas and other stations. It covers orchestras news bulletins educational segments weather reports and late night concerts with performers such as Mil ylene Fraker Stites, Rode michs orchestra and Aberghs concert ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
KHJ
Los Angeles
Carl Allen
Rendezvous Orchestra
Examiner
Ambassador Cocianut Grove Orchestra
KKLX
Oakland
KGO
Stock Exchange
Hotel St. Francis
Reading Stock Exchange
Francisco
Max Bradford
National War Mother Margaret McClure to Visit Pocatello
Mrs. Margaret McClure of Kansas City national mother will arrive Tuesday in Pocatello as guest of a local organization. A library afternoon meeting, an evening banquet, and a public meeting follow with Mrs. McClure addressing attendees on the national organization’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McClure
Kansas City
Pocatello
Rothers
Mra. McCure
Annual Field Day at Aberdeen Station Promised Tuesday
The eleventh annual field day of the Aberdeen experimental station will be held Tuesday under the aus pices of the Bingham county farm bureau. President A H Upham will give the principal address. Dinner will be served in the city park. Visitors may inspect cereal crops alfalfa seed fields and potato progress with explanations from experts. Invitations went to chambers of commerce across southeastern Idaho and the state to attract those interested in agricultural development.
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Aberdeen
Bingham County
A. H. Upham
Chambers of Commerce
Secon
Idaho
Farmer-Labor Party Will Not Hold Session
William M. Piggott, national chairman from Ogden, announced he would preside over a national committee meeting in Cleveland on July 3 to discuss the political situation. The party will not hold a convention this year after endorsing Robert M. La Follette last year, with Piggott attending the Progressive conference starting July 4 as a delegate of the Ogden trades and labor assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
William M. Piggott
Farmer-Labor Party of the
United States
Cleveland
Parley P. Christensen
Robert M. LaFollette
Piggott
Progressive
Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly
Ballot totals show minimal shifts across states
The second ballot totals list candidates and their regional tallies with McAdoo leading in several states. Underwood and McAdoo appear repeatedly across many regions, while John W. Davis and Ritchie show localized support. The overall change from the first to second ballot remains slight.
Stores Respond to Scout Camp Contribution Requests
Buryl Blevéns, scout executive, said he visited three businesses this morning to raise funds for boys to attend a Justice Park camp this summer. The Wright store Bruce Music company and Miss Grace Dye's millinery shop all promised help. He invites any boy unable to pay expenses to contact him to discuss aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buryl Blevéns
Justice Park
Wright
Bruce Music Company
Real Estate Transfers and City Swim Contest News
Real estate records show James Smith and others transferring Lot 14 and Lot 13 Block 444 totaling 6300 square feet to Minnie Barrell. The city high school girls swim team trains daily for August under Victor Vieira of the Y M C A with two awards planned by the Business and Professional Women's Club of Pocatello.
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Smith
James
Minnie Barrell
Victor Vieira
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Pocatello
Community notices for clubs and social events
Announcements list a Monday dance at the Dance Palace with music by the Olympians. Scout masters, assistant leaders, and troop committees from Boy Scout are urged to meet at 6 50 at the Chamber of Commerce hall. Jefferson Girl Reserves meet Tuesday at 2 80 at the YWCA with tennis gear and a picnic lunch. The Athletic Club invites businesswomen to join an athletic club under C H Pinkerton. YWCA board meets Tuesday at 7 30 at the Y rooms. The American Legion auxiliary meets Tuesday evening at 8 at Mrs. F By Tydeman 1145 East Center Street.
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Dance Palace
Ansistant
Boy Beout
Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson
Mewmbora
Re. C. H. Pinkerton
Berd
Women's Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Flanagan's Boys Stage Unique July Fourth Auditorium Show
Father E. J. Flanagan stresses individualized care for each boy rather than fixed rules. He notes 2,009 youths under his guidance and claims no two are alike, even among forty-seven pairs of twins. The free performance at the Auditorium invites all to witness the homeless boys' band.
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E. J. Flanagan
Father Flanagan
Tilke
Ballot totals and leading candidates in 19th century vote
Ballot data shows Underwood and McAdoo leading across multiple rounds with Johnson Davis and Smith as strong contenders. Totals hover around 1,098 votes per round, with frequent references to Ralston Harrison Glass Brown Bryan and others.
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Alabama
Underwood
Arizona
McAdoo
Arkansas
Robinson
California
Colorado
Sweet
Connecticut
Smith
Brown
Delaware
Saulsburg
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Cox
Silver
Bryan
John Davis
Ritchie
Harrison
Jonathan Davis
Walsh
Montana
Indiana
Ralston
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ferris
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hapshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Thompson
John W. Davis
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Glass
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Kendrick
Alaska
District of Columbia
Adoo
Badih
Buulsbury
Cox Brax
W. Davis
Teamsan Davis
Mpeen Fa Ralston
Perris
Seiak
Underwes Ie
We Ps
Beulses Bryan
John
Davis
Saulsbury
Sizer
We Davis
Governor Davis
Haulsbury
W. J. Bryan
Gaine
Gainle
0. W. Bryan
Deadly storm leaves Lorain and Sandusky in ruins
The storm struck Sandusky and Lorain causing extensive damage and loss of life. About 125 buildings were destroyed in Lorain, including a theater collapse that killed many spectators. National guardsmen aided rescue and relief efforts. Governor Donahey toured Lorain to supervise response.
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Sandusky
Lorain
Lor
Red Cross
Ohio National Guards
Sandusky Saturda
Best
Brasilian Railways Eye New Freight Car Fleet
Brasilian railways arrange purchases with Tocomot vos for locomotives while one state railway orders 200 freight cars and another plans to buy 60 American refrigerator cars to expand capacity and logistics.
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Railways of
Brasil
Tocomot Vos
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