Rum runners off the coast near San Diego surge
Sixteen British Belgian Panama and Mexican rum running ships lie off San Diego aiming to land about 90 000 cases of Scotch and gin valued at 7 459 000 before July 4 as coast guard and fast launches pursue. One launch captured with two crew held for inquiry. Vessels include Marion Douglas Chasiana Ma layat Jalen Prince Albert Hackadada and Principio among others.
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San Diego
Calif
Pacific Coast
San D Na
Coast Guard
Tasca
Cal Waters
Nova Scotia
Marion Douglas
Bishop Rock
Point Loma
Federalship
Jalen
Prince Albert
Hackadada
Principio
Shell kills 38 soldiers in Volhynia field drill
In Kowel Volhynia Poland on June 30 a World War era shrapnel shell exploded during drills killing 38 soldiers including two officers and wounding 11 more seriously among 30 injured. The Thirty-fifth infantry regiment practiced on the field when the shell exploded.
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Kowel Volhynia
Poland
Thirty-fifth Regiment
Offantry
Mrs. Sullivan Hosts Kansas Students Reunion in Idaho
Mrs. Ancyn Sullivan of Emmett Idaho invites all former Kansas State Agricultural College students and families in Idaho to a picnic reunion at her home one and a half miles east of Emmett on July 4 and 5. Call Mrs. Cole for details. Sullivan previously held a PoCatello reunion on Kansas Day January 20 a decade ago with strong southern state attendance.
Salt Lake Bees shakeup aims to lift team in Utah-Idaho league
Salt Lake City June 30 George O Reifs Salt Lake Bees plan staff changes to boost the club. Chet Chadbourne will replace Bert Whaling as catcher and back is Bert Bear from the coast to join Chadbourne in the battery. Matt Offer remains as second string catcher and Peele will be released and headed to the Arizona Copper league.
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Salt Lake City
George O. Reif
Salt Lake
Matt Offer
Peele
Bees
Arizona Uopper
Printer Died on Ocean Trip Off New York
William H. Gregory a San Francisco printer was found dead in his cabin aboard the Homeric from apoplexy last Saturday as the ship docked in New York June 30. John Nearing son of Professor Beott Nearing had an appendectomy during the voyage. Thomas B. Cadett of the Times arrived for a yearlong study of American papers under the Eng ong convention and will tour the Pacific coast and midwest.
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New York
William H. Gregory
San Francisco
John Nearing
Beott Nearing
Thomas
Cadett
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Idaho Falls News Notes on Thomas Farmer Trip
Mr and Mrs Thomas Farmer return from the east after Thomas represented Idaho at a general confederation of clubs meeting in Atlantic City. They visited the Wardman Hotel where Grace Hileman introduced them to Benn et in Washington. Farmer met senators Gooding and others including T Smith and Burton French during the session.
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Idaho Falls
Thomas Farmer
Farmer
Idaho
Atlantic Lee
Ington
Thi
Wardman Hotel
Grace Hileman
Benneh
Gooding
T. Smith
Burton French
Senate
Mr. Farmer
Member of House Made Dig at King
In the House of Commons George Buchanan a Labourite declared he had no re spite and nothing but contempt for royalty. The remark caused a sensation with loud Conservative protests but the topic was avoided as rules bar discussion of the king by name.
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London
House of Commons
George Buchanan
Congress to End Session by Saturday in Push for Break
Washington June 30 The final adjournment of Congress for the year looked likely for Saturday as Senate and House leaders reached a plan to push the rivers and harbors bill to December 14 with limited debate and unanimous consent needed to move. House managers ready to quit for the summer, Senate to give the measure preferred status next session, and Green plans to convene the Ways and Means Committee to speed adjournment action.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Green
Ways and Means Committee
Visiting Daughters and Summer Trip Plans
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smalley and families conclude visits with their daughters Mrs. L. F. Racine and Mrs. P. J. Petrich before returning to Legonier Indiana. Mrs. C. B. Mosher and daughters Marjorie and Vivian depart tonight to spend the summer in Los Angeles.
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Charles Smalley
L. F. Racine
P. J. Petrich
Ace Legonier
Ind
Los Angeles
C. B. Mosher
Marjorie
Vivian
Trip to Scenic Country by Jansrud and Podoll
J C Jansrud local photographer and Earnest C Podoll manager of the Camera Shop depart for a week long tour through the Jackson Hole and Big Piney country. Idaho State Bar association will meet in Pocatello July 19 and 20 with A L Merrill R D Leeper and Frank Martin on the organizing commission.
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J. C. Jansrud
Earnest C. Podoll
Jackson Fole
Big Piney Country
State Bar Association
Idaho State Bar Association
Pocatello
Idaho State Bar Commission
A. L. Merrill
R. D. Leeper
Lewiston
Frank Martin
Boise
Rotary to Install Officers at Bannock Hotel
A Rotary meeting at the Bannock hotel Thursday will install officers and hear talks by the incoming and outgoing board members. Professor T R Neilson of the Idaho Technical Institute arranged a special musical program.
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Rotary
Bannock Hotel
T. R. Neilson
Idaho Technical Institute
Child struck by car in Carson incident. minor injuries
The son of Vern Watson residing at 216 West Carson was hit by a car Tuesday and knocked unconscious. He sustained a cut over his left eye and bruising but no serious injuries. The driver was exonerated, as the child darted into the street.
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Vern Watson
West Carson
Water from railroad springs to feed city mains announced
Mayor C. Ben Ross announced this afternoon with confirmation from H. V. Platte of Union Pacific that water from the railroad springs will be turned into city mains from five oclock p m to eight oclock a m daily until the local water shortage ends.
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C. Ben Ross
H. V. Platte
Union Pacific System
R. EB. Pierce
O. S
Suit Filed in District Court Over Mine Claim
Clara Johnson Wood and other heirs sue J. Palmer George Miller and Joe Palmer in district court to stop alleged irreparable damage to the Winule No. 2 placer mine in Port Hall district claimed as theirs. The shale mine, valued for cement, has seen prior litigation. plaintiffs say they filed Aug 1921 and have done required work to entitle the claim. Also mentions lacrosse field boundaries and a Peru rug market figure.
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Clara Johnson Wood
D. W. Wood
C. BR. Wood
D. I. Wood
Harry Wood
M. C. Jorgensen
J. Palmer
George Miller
Joe Palmer
Port Hall
Winule No
Edwards Builds Plan to Repeal Prohibition Amendment
Senator Edwards of New Jersey drafts a constitutional amendment to repeal the 18th amendment. It would require two thirds support in both houses and ratification by conventions in three fourths of states, contested as allowing a popular referendum path.
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Washington
Edwards
New Jersey
Walah
Idaho
Warah
Montana
Bears to Play Superior Club in Wyoming
The Pocatello Bears baseball team will play in Superior Wyoming on July 4 and 5. They depart Pocatello July 3 at 7 30 p m on train No 26, cutting out at Rock Springs, with return via Rock Springs July 5 11 p m arriving July 6 8 45 a m. The Superior club provides transport from Rock Springs. About thirty extra spots available for employees through Ralph Feldstead, O B L, phone 101. Sleeping car, no hotels needed. employees must supply passes.
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Pocatello Ailletic Elub
Bears
Superior
Wyoming
Pocatello
Rock Springs
Superior Baseball Club
Superior Club
Ralph Feldstead
Snappy session on water and road building
The meeting discussed water shortages in Pocatello with Fletcher Burrus offering to show cures for leaking sills and propose a middle fork water main. Ross warned of costly litigation and limited gains, while McGowan urged attitude changes to gain cooperation and consider a water bond election.
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Fletcher Burrus
Mink Creek
Ross
F. C. McGowan
Pocatello
Hut
Burrus Oo
Pierce Thes
Ling
Burrus
Pierve
Market gains push stocks higher led by U S Steel and GM
Confidence in the industrial outlook lifts the market with U S Steel and General Motors leading. Stocks reach near record highs as the year’s first half steel output set a new record and money rates ease. Major gains seen in Mathieson Alkali, Standard Milling, Woolworth, Remington, Pittsburgh and West Virginia, and Chesapeake and Ohio. Total volume around 1,506,000 shares.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Mathieson Alkali
Standard Milling
Woolworth
Remington Typewriter and Foundation
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Standard Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio
0. S. Steel
Atlantic Refining
Willys-Overland
Personal Ludwig Adolph visits Pocatello on business
Personal Ludwig Adolph of American Falls is in Pocatello today on business. The article also notes a theater accident at the Capitol theater where a boy fell from the balcony but suffered only bruises with no bones broken. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives or traveling, including Miss Mabel Pugmire and Mrs. Catherine Gibbons.
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Ludwig Adolph
American Falls
Pocatello
Little Son
Gordon
East Lander
Capitol Theater
Mabel Pugmire
Fish Haven
Peggy Minor
Gus Johnston
Montpelier
St. Marie
Idaho Falls
Catherine Gibbons
North Arthur
Arbon Valley
W. Anderson
L. V. Burgess
Glenn's Ferry
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Carson Friend
Kansas
Local club notices and meetings announced
The ladies' auxiliary to the Eagles meets Thursday July 1 at 2 p m at Eagle hall with a short business session followed by social hour. Senior Guild girls of First Baptist church sell ice cream on the courthouse lawn this afternoon and evening. Ft Hall Lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias holds a short business meeting Thursday. the funeral for the grand chancellor has been postponed to July 8. Eagles ladies hold a social and meeting Thursday at 2 p m. Chapter K P E O meets Thursday evening at Mrs W R Ferris home. Mrs George Fish reports on the state convention.
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The
Eagles
Eagle Hall
First Baptist Church
Court House Lawn
Ft. Hall Lodge No. 6
Knights of Pythias
the Order of Eagles
W. R. Ferris
George Fish
Hubby Creates Scene in Tourist Camp
Maybelle Adriance files for divorce from Charles Adrignte in district court claiming mental distress and battery. She cites a 1924 marriage date, abandonment with two minor children, and a quarrel at a tourist camp in Ogden Utah where he allegedly threw away a meal and caused a scene. She seeks divorce and restoration of her maiden name Maybelle Macy.
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Maybelle Adriance
Charles Adrignte
Twin Falls
Ogden
Utah
Sho
Maybelle Macy
Davis Plans Nonstop New York to Paris Flight Victory Chase
New York dispatch says Lieutenant Commander Noell Davia will pursue a $25,000 prize by attempting a nonstop flight from New York to Paris. He aims to beat French ace Rene Fonek in the race. Negotiations for the Fokker monoplane "Detroiter" are noted as part of the preparations.
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New York
Noell Davia
UU. B&w. Ry
Rene Fonek
Paria
Davia
Aleady
Om H. Wilkins
Livestock prices mixed across Kansas City Ogden and Omaha markets
Cattle and hog receipts at Kansas City Ogden and Omaha show mixed movements with cattle steady to weak, hogs 5 to 10 cents higher in some areas, and sheep steady to mixed. Top hogs around 14.50 to 14.90, cattle bids softer on Texas grassers, California grasses cited, and local packer activity cautious.
Portland Market Report Cattle and Sheep Prices
Portland market notes cattle receipts 15 with steers slow and stockers steady, cutter cows around 4.60, calves steady. House receipts 175, market weak with heavies 14.50 down and feeder bids 14.75 to 15.75. Sheep receipts 249, contract stock weak on medium lambs 11.00 to 11.50, choice lambs up to 12.00. yearlings and ewes steady.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Livestock Prices Reported From San Francisco Market
San Francisco market notes show cattle and sheep prices with hogs, calves and bulls listed. Cattle inclines include steers 1,060 to 1,100 pounds at 7.75. cows around 6.50 to 6.75. vealers 11.06 for 160 to 200 pounds. calves 225 to 250 pounds at 10.0 to 10.67. sheep lambs firm with 65 to 70 pound ewes at 13.00 to 13.50. shorn yearlings about 8.50. aged wethers at 7.50.
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San Francisco
Chicago hog receipts and cattle prices uneven in late June
Hogen reports 17 000 hog receipts with uneven bidding and varied prices. Packing sows and light hogs show wide spreads while heavyweight, medium, and light weights move with steady to active demand. Cattle prices for fed steers and yearlings remain mixed with some gains for desirable lightweight heifers.
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Chicago
Howe
Live Stock Market Prices from St. Joseph Auction
Hogs 3,500 head steady to 10 cents higher. bulk 13.75 to 14.50. Cattle 200 head steady. steers 8.75 to 10.00, top 10.15. cows and heifers 3.50 to 9.50. calves 4.50 to 11.00. stockers and feeders 6.50 to 8.60. Sheep 1,090 head steady. spring lambs 13.75 to 14.85. clipped ewes 5.25 to 6.50.
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Exchange Rates Across Nations in New York Markets
Foreign exchanges ease as quotations in cents show Britain at 4.86 percent demand and cables 4.86 percent. Other notes include France 2.78 percent, Italy 3.60, Belgium 2.79, Germany 22.79, Norway 21.94, Sweden 26.46, Denmark 26.49, Switz erland 19.37, Spain 16.19, Greece 1.23, Poland 9.00, Jugoslavia 1.77, Austria 14.00, Romania .47, Argentina 40.31, Brazil 15.75, Tokyo 47.00, Shanghai 72.50 and Montreal 106.15.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Bond prices for Liberty and U S Treasury notes
New York June 50 Liberty bonds quoted today with several issues showing prices such as 3% at 101.14, 1st 4% at 102.15, 2nd 4% at 100.27, 3rd 4% at 101.13, and 4th 4% at 102.28. U S Treasury 8% at 101.85, 48 at 104.6, and 4s at 104.7.
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New York
Liberty
Potatoes and Market Notes Sweep Across Chicago
June receipts show potatoes up with new stock and old stock figures. Market reports indicate slight strength with traders noting specific price ranges for cobblers and barrel cobblers, along with national shipment totals and car counts.
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Chicago
United States
Southern
North Carolina
Money Market Roundup Shows Mixed Rates and Lenders
A June daily note from New York highlights call money at high 5, low 4 percent with a ruling rate at 4 percent. Lenders mix bids with offered rates around 4 percent for 60 to 90 day and 4 to 8 month paper while prime mercantile paper remains near 4 percent.
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New York
Buitte Todds
Greece Purchases Saloniki Monaster Railway Section
Greek authorities acquire the Greek segment of the Saloniki Monaster railway from a French stakeholder, marking a key expansion of national rail control and infrastructure. The move impacts regional transport and strategic connectivity in northern Greece.
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Greece
Saloniki
Grain prices retreat after farm legislation defeat in Washington
In Chicago on June 30 AP reports a drop in all grain values led by wheat and corn with oats near season lows. Favorable harvest weather in the southwest and strong wheat futures in later months tempered losses. Provisions held firm as Liverpool quotes softened and farmers in Kansas reportedly held back for higher prices despite light overnight grain purchases. Flour sales remain steady though new export wheat business is moderate.
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Chicago
Washington
Southwest
Liverpool
Senate
Kansas
Hog Prices Rise to Highest Since 1920
Washington reports the farm products index 139 up nine points from June last year and thirty nine above the 1908 to 1914 average. Hog prices reach their peak since fall 1920 while the corn hog ratio climbs to its highest level since records began. Meat animals index up from 148 to 154, dairy and poultry 180, cotton and seed 132. General farm price level remains about thirteen percent below non agricultural wholesale prices.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Metals Market Rundown at New York and East St. Louis
Copper and zinc hold steady as spot and nearby futures trade around 13 percent higher bids. Tin remains firm near 61.62 with futures about 61.00. Iron and lead show no changes, while antimony ranges 12.50 to 14.00.
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New York
East St. Louis
Sugar Market Holds Prices As Purchases Move Through
In New York, raw sugar prices stayed steady with 5 000 bags of Cuban and 12 000 bags of Porto Rican due next week at 4.18 cents and 20 000 bags of Cuban for July to an outside refinery at 4.21 cents duty paid. Midday futures showed little change as spot buying supported some covering and light trade. refined sugar remained at 6.50 to 5.69 cents for fine granulated with solid business activity.
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New York
Market Close Quotes From New York Exchange Update
Curb quotations at 2:15 p m show Electric Bond and Share at 70 new, Electric Investors 40 percent, Hecla Mining 17 percent, National Power and Light preferred 161 percent, Continental Oil 224 percent, Prairie Pipe Line 124 percent, Standard of Indiana 65, Standard of New York 34, Salt Creek Cons 21 percent.
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New York
Ditto
Electric Investors
Hecla Mining
National Power and Light
Continental Oil
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
Salt Creek Cons
Grain market cash prices in Chicago report
Chicago cash grain prices list No. 2 red wheat at 1.34 per bushel No. 2 yellow corn at 71.% No. 2 white at 74% 72 Oats No. 2 white 37% 38% No. 3 white 36% 37% Rye not quoted Barley 66 70 Timoth y seed 6.00 7.00 Clover seed 12.00 28.00
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Chicago
Utah Weather Cloudy and Unsettled Tonight and Thursday
Stormy conditions are forecast for Utah with persistent cloud cover tonight and through Thursday. Cooler air moves into the southwest region tonight reducing temperatures and bringing unsettled skies across the state.
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Utah
Partnership dissolved at Frenchys Cafe in Pocatello
On June 27 1926 in Pocatello Idaho a mutual consent dissolves the partnership of Frenchys Cafe located at 243 West Center with all debts to be paid by new proprietor Mrs Pete Bedegain M E Peyron signs off as witness and notary public
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Pocatello
Idaho
Frenchy’s
W. Center
Newyy
Pete Bedegain
M. E. Peyron
Unsettled Weather With Thunderstorms For Pocatello Area
The US Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with possible mountain thunderstorms and cooler air tonight. The 1926 June 30 report lists high and low temperatures, precipitation totals, humidity, wind, and sunset times for Pocatello Idaho.
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Pocatello
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
U. S, Weather Bureau
Idaho
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