Boise Main Line Opens Front Door For Idaho Capital
The Union Pacific will officially open a Boise Idaho main line on April 16, marking the capital’s access from the east. Travelers previously reached Boise via Nampa and a branch line. a 25 mile Orchard to Boise segment now completes the main line. A large state and railway official celebration is planned.
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Salt Lake City
Mar
Union Pacific
Boise
Idaho
Salt Lake
Nampa
Orchard
Commonwealth
Omaha
Lava Hot Springs Sunday School Sees Record Attendance
The Evangelical EE Sunday school at Lava Hot Springs reported the largest attendance in its history last Sunday. Reverend Peacock, active in home visits and missions among visiting children, leads the Lava district while Reverend Feacovck organized the school years ago and watches its growth. Beth esda, the house of healing, welcomes many seeking treatment.
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Lava Hot Rings
Evangelical
Lava Hot Springs
Peacock
Lava
Feacovck
Bethesda
House of Healing
Weeks Names New Air Service Chief Candidate
Secretary of War Weeks, speaking before the press, is expected to name his successor to Brigadier General William Mitchell, the assistant chief of the army air service. Mitchell’s generals openly abandon hope of reappointment and return to the rank of colonel.
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Mitchell
Washington
Secretary of War
Coolidge
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Damages Sought After Assault on Margaret Messie
Margaret and Daniel Messie file in Caldwell district court for 11225 on three causes of action against Harry B. Dixon. They allege Dixon beat and kicked Mrs Messie near her kitchen door, caused her to fall, and required hospital care with two major operations.
Caillaux urges unified allies for postwar recovery
Former French premier Caillaux told the Anglo American Press association in Paris that France must secure cooperation from Britain and the United States to restore Europe and protect its credit by paying debts. He warned against harsh actions toward England and the U S and favored delaying debt negotiations until a favorable atmosphere.
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Paris
France
Europe
Caillaux
Anglo-American Press Association
England
United States
America
Bishop Murrah Dies in Memphis After Stroke and Fall
Bishop William B. Murrah of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died in Memphis after a paralytic stroke in January and a fall from a chair. He supervised large Alabama North Alabama and North Georgia conferences and led missions in the Orient. Survived by wife Mrs Murrah and a son. born 1853 in Pickensville Alabama.
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Memphis
Tenn
William B. Murrah
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Murrah
Alabama
North Alabama
North Georgia
Missouri
Denver
Orient
Pickensville
Ala
Southern University
Greensboro
Centennary College
Louisiana
Wofford College
South Carolina
Beulah Fitzhugh
Beet growers and sugar men deadlock in price talks
After six days of talks in Denver, beet growers and Rocky Mountain buyers failed to reach a compromise on the 1925 beet price contract. Mediators left for home as growers pressed for a universal 50 cent per ton increase, regardless of output, while the sugar company offered part of the raise only if production reached 8,50,000 bags a year.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain Region
Northern Colorado Commercial Organization
Great Western Sugar Company
Mountain States Beer Crowers Marketing Association
Fred Cummings
Fort Collins
Growers Organization
Colorado
W. D. Lippitt
The
Sugar Company
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Syndicalists Clash With Farm Hands at Motzorongo Ranch
One farm hand was killed and three wounded in a clash between syndicalized and free farm hands at the Motzorongo ranch in Vera Cruz as Gov Jara and General Almazan left after a conference with the ranch manager. They ordered all farm hands disarmed on their return.
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Vera Cruz
Mar
Motzorongo Ranch
Jara
Vera Cruz State
Andreu Almazan
Peace plan failure robs Levermore of second Bok prize
The US senate did not adopt the Bok world peace plan in the Sixty-eighth congress, depriving Dr. Herbert Levermore of a second $50,000 award. The first half was already awarded after acceptance by a jury led by Elihu Root. The March 4, 1925 deadline passed without adoption.
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New York
United States Senate
Herbert Levermore
Edward Bokt
Levermore
Elihu Root
Congress
Author protests abuse of poem The Face on the Floor
New York reports 85 year old Yahman D arey defends his poem The Face on the Floor against misinterpretation claiming it was not intended for prohibitionists or drunkards. He says critics distorted the title and used his work for free drinks in saloons.
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New York
Yahman D’arey
D’arey
Cardinal Del Val Delivers English Address at St Peter's
Rome reports that Cardinal Merry Del Val spoke in English to 500 American pilgrims marking the holy year. Cardinal O'Connell of Boston led the delegation and praised the Spanish born papal secretary for the honor after Mass and Communion at the altar chair.
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Rome
Merry del Val
St. Peter’s
O’connell
Boston
Stormy Weather Hits France Killing Crops and Boats
Paris reports abrupt weather change with gales snow sleet and rain since Sunday. Hail stones destroy early fruit and grain crops in many areas. Heavy seas sink or wreck numerous fishing boats at St. Tropez Ste Marie and Carquhrane. Similar gales threaten channel and Atlantic coasts.
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Paris
St. Tropez
Ste Marie
Carquhrane
Channel
Atlantic
Mascart Plans New York Voyage After Hand Injury Report
European featherweight champion Edouard Mascart will sail from Havre on the liner France to New York on March 11. The trip follows a reported hand injury to challenger Kid Kajion after their recent match.
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Paris
Edouard Mascart
Havre
France
New York
Kid Kajion
International bowling congress opens in Buffalo with 2200 entered
Bowlers from the United States and Canada gather in Buffalo for the 25th annual American Bowling Congress tournament opening tonight. A record 2,200 teams enter, forming about 11,000 players. The event runs through April 6 with 28 Mileys installed for practice.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Canada
American Bowling Congress
A. B.C
Knights
Mitchell to Lose Army Air Service Post March 24
Brigadier General William Mitchell will not be renewed as assistant chief of the Army Air Service when his term ends March 24. His name is not on the current list for consideration by Secretary Weeks. Mitchell has long advocated a unified air service despite opposition and spoke during the recent house hearings, drawing questions from War and Navy officials.
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Washington
Mar
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Mitchell
Weeks
Army Air Chief
House
Navy Department
Tax ruling limits mining company deductions
District Court Judge Frank T. Dunn ruled that mining companies in Nevada may not deduct building, improvement, machinery or office expenses from ore value for income tax. Only the actual cost of extracting and reducing ore can be deducted.
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Tonopah
Frank T. Dunn
Pidgeon Circling World Sighting Near South America
Harry Pidgeon who sailed from San Pedro in a 26 foot boat to circumnavigate the world is reported by Captain P Johnson of the tanker San Quirino to be near the northeast coast of South America on the voyage's final leg. Johnson said Islander was seen 400 miles off Trinidad.
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San Pedro
Calif
Harry Pidgeon
South America
P. Johnson
Johnson
Pidgeon
Trinidad Island
Insanity-Fueled Tragedy in Moose Jaw Mother Kills Daughter
Herbert Chambers returned home to find his wife and daughter dead in Moose Jaw Sask. The 14 year old Joan Chambers was found with a crushed head and the mother Mrs Herbert Chambers reportedly hanged herself in the kitchen after possibly slaying her daughter in a temporary insanity episode. Authorities describe the grisly scene as an axe murder followed by suicide.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
Mar
Joan Chambers
Herbert Chambers
Utah Woman to Be Appointed Surveyor of Customs
Mrs. Jeannette A. Hyde of Salt Lake City, a Salt Lake Republican figure and Utah national committeewoman, is expected to be nominated by President Coolidge as surveyor of customs at Honolulu. Senator Smoot is said to have recommended her appointment.
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Salt Lake City
Jeannette A. Hyde
Sake
Utah
Coolidge
Honolulu
Washington, D. C
Smoot
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Cold Relief
Modern remedy spreads potent heat through chest by rubbing red pepper. It claims rapid congestion relief as circulation increases and cold loosens. Buyers urged to have it on hand to shorten illness and save hours of trouble.
Jardine Becomes Secretary of Agriculture in Washington
William M. Jardine of Kansas is sworn in as secretary of agriculture succeeding Howard M. Gore who retires to govern West Virginia. Jardine meets with President Coolidge before an informal reception as Kansas delegates and department chiefs attend. A new assistant secretary and W. Creed of Nevada are discussed.
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Washington
William M. Jardine
Kansas
Agriculture
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Agriculture Department
Congress
Department
Coolidge
W. Creed
University of Nevada
Prayer key to UNC basketball success, coach reveals
Chapel Hill March 5 AP The University of North Carolina basketeers won three southern conference titles in four years, coach Monk McDonald reveals. He says the team has offered prayer for victory before each game and at halftime for five years, a secret kept by the squad.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
McDonald
Governor offers reward for lynch leader in Georgia
Atlanta March 5 AP Governor Walker has offered the maximum $500 reward for the capture of the mob leader who burned a Negro man at the stake near Rocky Ford Georgia after an alleged assault on a 14 year old white girl. Rewards of $500 each were offered for other mob members.
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Atlanta
Walker
Rocky Ford
Veterans Welfare Board Bond Issue Expanded to 20 Million
Sacramento March 5 AP The assembly soldiers and sailors committee recommended passage of a bill authorizing a 20 million dollar bond to aid the veterans welfare board in buying homes and farms. The measure began as 10 million and was amended to double the amount in committee.
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Sacramento
Calif
Assembly Soldiers and Sailors Committee
Veterans’ Welfare Board
Marmola Prescription Tablets Offered for Obesity Help
Obesity remedy Marmola Prescription now available as tablets. Price is one dollar per box at drug stores worldwide or by mail from Marmola Co Detroit. Company claims tablets remove need for dieting or strenuous exercise to reduce excess weight.
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Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroit Midh
Radio Program Sliene Thursday March 6 Listings
Radio stations across the nation report evening to late night programs on Thursday March 6. Listings include KD East Pittsburgh EF KeU U programs KFI Los Angeles KHJ Hollywood and many others with concerts plays dances Bible lectures and organ recitals across cities like Los Angeles San Francisco Boston Des Moines and Davenport.
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Pocatello
Pittsburgh
EFKU
Lawrence
EFEX
Hastings
KFI
Los Angeles
KFSG
KHJ
KJS
Hollywood
San Francisco
Louis
KTHS
Hot Springs
American Legion
WBAP
Fort Worth
Numra
WOEBD
Wooo
Minneapolis
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