War on Plant Pest Begins in Idaho to Save White Pine
Idaho forestry experts led by Dr Henry Schmits announce a statewide campaign to eradicate black currant and gooseberry bushes to halt white pine blister rust spread. The effort, backed by the Idaho Department of Agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture, targets all host plants over the next two years, with emphasis on southern Idaho as the outbreak risk area.
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Moscow
Mar
Idaho
Henry Schmits
Forestry School
University of Idaho
State Department of Agriculture
United States Department
Idaaho
Doctor Smuts
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
California
Washington
Monana
Canada
Rockie
Department of
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Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
Dr Andrews of Kansas City announces a new hernia truss claimed to cure ruptures without surgery. The device weighs ounces and promises comfort, with free trial by mail for readers of The Tribune.
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Kansas City
Andrews
Koch Bldg
Kamaas City
Safety First Not Motto Auto Drivers Sunday
Blackfoot declines speed in auto incidents with two Friday and Sunday crashes. J B Dustin’s limousine on South Mhilling avenue was hit by W C Guile’s son causing bumper and rear-springs damage and a wrecked front end. J B Plant and Hester Thompson collided on Main and Pacific streets. Plant arrested to appear in police court.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
J. BK. Dustin
J. B. Plant
Main Street
Hester Thompson
Pacific Street
Plant
Elks Social Event Highlights Shoshone Community
Shoshone hosts a large Elks ball with purple and white decor drawing many visitors. Reports of spring arrivals and active mining prospects near Fairfield emerge as locals note thawed conditions and improving water levels on Camas Prairie.
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Shoshone
Elks of
Fairfield
Placer
Quarts
Dick Aingel
Burham
W. H. Bolscheid
Pocatello
Morrison & Knudson Construction Co
Big Wood Canal
Bruneau
Idaho House Bill Introductions March 2
Imm igration committee proposes an appropriation of 25000 for the department of immigration labor and statistics. Education committee amends school district law. Appropriations committee allocates funds for vocational rehabilitation 36827.92 and vocational education 22800. Child hygiene 2400. Rational guard units funding 11928. Governor’s rent 2100.
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Boise
Mar
Immigration Committee
Department of Immigration, Labor and Statistics
Appropriations
H. BR
Timber Protective Associations
State Division of
Idaho
Stella Mull Arrested After Assault Charge In Hull
Stella Mull was arrested Saturday evening on a complaint sworn by Mrs. Minnie Steffins alleging assault and battery. She was released on 74 dollar bond and was to appear in court this morning.
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Blackfoot
Mar
Stella Mull
Minnie Steffins
Hull
Suits Filed in Federal Court Hearings Set for Pocatello
Boise March 2 Seven suits moved from Jefferson county district court are filed in the federal court and will be heard at Pocatello. H G Fuller receiver of First National Bank of Rigby sues seven defendants for notes totaling about 12000 with interest and attorney fees. Defendants include Olsen Owen Johnson Crowther Hill Poole Adams Smith Palmer and Owen jointly for 2000.
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W. A. Crowther
George E. Hill
W. M. Poole
John Adams
George Hi. Hill
A. J Smith
A. M. Palmer
D. H. Owen
Boys Held in District Court for Grand Larceny
Jerome Frazelle Kelton Puckett and H D Haight were held to district court on grand larceny for allegedly stealing the C Warson car on February 23 and taking it to Eden. Police testimony showed inconsistent statements about companions and travel. Bond was fixed at $2500.
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Jerome Fratelle
Kelton Puckett
H. D. Haight
C. Warson
Eden
P. QO. Herriman
Bob Evans
Ray King
Frazelle
Opening Boise Main Line Delayed to April 16
Boise officials announced the new Boise main line and train service likely will open April 16 instead of April 9 after Union Pacific President R. Gray could not be in Boise on the earlier date. W. Platt of I. B. S. L. sought a firm date from Gray and Idaho agents favor April 16 for the opening.
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Boise
R. Gray
Union Pacific System
W. Platt
Salt Lake
Gray
Platt
System
Joel Priest
Oregon Short Line
Mr. Platt
Mackay Gets New Deputy Game Warden
State Game Warden Dick Thomas appoints George W. Sutherland of Pocatello as deputy warden for Mackay area with headquarters at Mackay. Sutherland, a former U.S. marshal, will serve Custer and Butte counties and move his family to Mackay after the school term ends.
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Mackay
Dick Thomas
George W.sutherland
Pocatello
Sutherland
Custer
Butte
Trial advances in Colorado warden malfeasance case
In Colorado Springs on March 2 the trial of Thomas J. Tynan warden of the state penitentiary for malfeasance in office and incompetency neared end of its second week. Prosecutors expect Governor Sweet’s case to rest by Tuesday with convict testimony to follow inside Canon City. The state civil service commission will likely spend a day at the prison joining both sides’ testimony and reviewing conditions cited by witnesses.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas J. Tynan
State Penitentiary
Sweet
Canon City
State Civil Service Commission
Smythe Starts River Paddle to Rome Route
George H. C. Smythe the Canadian canoelist who leaped into the Seine from the Invatides bridge began his voyage toward Rome. He will paddle upriver to the Yonne join Burgundy canal to the Saone then follow the Saone Rhone to Marseilles continuing by water.
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Paris
George H. C. Smythe
Seine
Invatides Bridge
Rome
Smythe
Vonne
Burgundy Canal
Saone
Jane
Rhone
Marseilles
Henderson resigns secretary treasurer post at Miatepeteet Mill
Blackfoot March 2 Howard Henderson who has served as secretary and treasurer of the Miatepeteet Mill for about twelve years entered his resignation with the concern on Saturday February 8. Henderson plans to stay in Blackfoot and start another business ventures.
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Blackfoot
Howard Henderson
Miatepeteet
Henderson
Washington Sign Amendment Extends Naval Radio Presses
President Coolidge signed the congressional amendment extending for two years from next June 30 the arrangements that allow presse de spitches to be transmitted by naval radio.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Naval Radio
Twin Falls Plans City Beautiful Initiative
Twin Falls adopts a city planning report outlining traffic distribution, a motor stage station, zoning system, civic center cluster, and completion of the tourist park and Harmon playground. It calls for Perrine Coulee acquisition to create a drive and artificial lake with swimming pool. The commission, led by Burton E. Morse, plans Friday meetings and year over year implementation.
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Twin Falls
Mar
Harmon Playground
Perrine Coulee
Kimberly Round
Burton E. Morse
City Planning Commission
E. V. Berg
J. A. Cram
C. E. Munson
A. J. Peavey
Mesdames P. W. McRoberts
C. E. Lind
City Commission
James 8. Keel
Idaho's Future Bright Says Farm Loan Man
A. F. Carden, chief reviewing appraiser of the farm land loan board, visits Twin Falls to inspect the Salmon and Twin Falls tracts and other projects. He notes growing farm credit and fewer delinquents, with Montana improving even more markedly.
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Idaho
Twin Falls
A. F. Carden
Farm Land Loan Board
Carden
Salmon
Nelson Hayward
Saio River Canan Company
Cranden
Montana
Scientists seek center of major Atlantic quake
New York reporters state scientists race to pinpoint the epicenter of the March quake. Theories debate a sub strata rock movement offshore Maine or a fracture near the Saguenay River mouth in Quebec as the origin of tremors that shook a broad continental area.
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New York
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Maine
Saguenay River
Quebec
Day INAUGURATION Washington March 4 liquor crackdown
Washington authorities tighten inaugural period liquor control ahead of the event. Prohibition officials and police pledge strict vigilance, warning of shake ups in precincts showing lax enforcement to prevent indiscretions for visitors.
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Washington
Mar
Sahara
Oyster
Sullivan
Chilean Valdivia regiment mutinies in Santiago uprising
A Chilean Valdivia regiment mutinied in Santiago on Saturday and the government moved to end the revolt. A government notice says reactionary politicians have tried to undermine army loyalty and the mutiny is linked to political agitation. An official note from Santiago reports a sergeant and corporal were killed in the rebellion, aided by political elements.
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Santiago
Chile
Valdivia
Buenos Aires
Christian Workers Plan South America Congress
New York dispatch reports 200 delegates from 40 Protestant bodies sail to Montevideo for the first congress on Christian Work in South America to run March 29 to April 8. Regional meetings follow in Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires with tours and study of education evangelism health and social movements.
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New York
South America
North America
Europe
Montevideo
Southern Cross
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Committee On Co-operation In
Latin America
Congress On Christian Churches
Panama
Samuel Guy Inman
Columbia University
Inman
Captain Frank Frisch Top Earner for Giants
Captain Frank Frisch, star of the New York Giants, is reported to earn between $18,000 and $20,000 annually for his baseball services this season. The figure places him among the league's highest paid players and highlights Frisch's value to the club.
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Frank Frisch
New York Giants
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