Burglary Arrests in East Center Garage Heist
Deputy sheriffs nabbed John Wilson William Burgess and L B Crawford all Negroes after a burglary at a garage on East Center. Six balloon tires stolen tied to a Dodge car on East Lewis. Crawford admits theft and implicates others. Tires recovered at Hemingsen's tire shop and in a rented room on East Lewis.
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John Wilson
William Burgess
L. B. Crawford
L. J. Moss
W. H. Jensen
Ar Rar
East Center
Or Jail
L. C. Hemingsen
Moss
East Lewis Street
Crawford
Wilson
Burgess
East Lewis
Jensen
South Sixth
South Seventh
Farewell Party For Farnsworths At Fort Hall School
Tyhee area notes report a farewell party Monday at Fort Hall school for Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth who plan to move to Buhl. The event featured dancing, a program, and refreshments with many local residents in attendance.
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B. Cunningham
J. J. Facer
Barller
Veda Kyle
W. A. Blow
Charles Grass
Shorty
Sem Shepherd
Trahaund
Esra Fairchild
H. Barrett
Pocatello
Fifth Ward Hall
J. H. Tolman
William Meacham
J. &. Stuart
Potato market shows modest rise in Russet sales
Bureau reports Friday March 6 sees a moderate demand rise and firmer Russet prices. Sacked russets move up with bulk russets closing near 1 20 per cwt while shipments from Taesha Falls area total 61 carloads and state totals reach 9 318 carloads to date.
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Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Russetts
Bulk Russetts
Taésha Palls
Ogden
Denver
Los Angels
Roa Te Ih
Lively Inn Lobby Figures and Western Visitors Review
The Stroller notes a crowded inn scene with guests from Mink Creek to Boston. Local boasts mix with humor as visitors discuss roads, a rock farm, and distant origins while hotels welcome businessmen, bank officials, and touring families from Utah to Idaho and beyond.
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Mink Creek
Waal
Oscar
Wilde
Ban nock Delegation Sees 1924 Session Yields Small Gains
Hon M A Pond notes Bannock county unity in shaping bills and urging southern educational expansion. Legislature secured funds for Idaho Technical Institute and Lava Hot Springs Sanitarium, debated forestry osteopathic oleomargarine and bank measures, passed many appropriations, gas tax and transport laws, while agricultural and irrigation issues linger toward 1925.
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M. A. Pond
Bannock County
Solons
Representative Pond
Idaho Technical Institute
Lava Hot Springs
Agricultural College
Dis Nene Tay
Dir
New Store Debuts With Bright New Goods Range
The shop showcases fresh mg items and a wide array of new merchandise. New York markets report a scan friendly inventory and the store invites customers to browse a world of bright offerings.
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New York
Notable Names Listed in Regional Notices
A list mentions George Harrison Pauline M. J. Crawford Boda Sprines Peter Andrews Blackfoot C. Schultz H. J. Brinkham Tasha Falls T. E. Gay Hardin Mont Thos. J. Rooney Butte Mont H. H. Jones San Francisco in an ensemble of regional notices and references.
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Pauline
M. J. Crawford
Peter Andrews
Blackfoot
C. Schultz
H. J. Brinkham
Tasha Falls
T. E. Gay
Hardin, Mont
Thos. J. Rooney
Butte
Mont
H. H.jones
San Francisco
Idaho G A R Meets in June
Twin Falls to host the 1925 Idaho G A R encampment and state conventions for the Ladies of the G A R and the Relief Corps June 6 to 12. Committees from local groups and the American Legion approved dates proposed by Joel Priest of Boise Oregon Short Line general agent in Idaho. Priest said reduced rail fares would be arranged for attendees.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Department
Army of the Republic
G. A. R. and
Reilet
Fes
American Legion
Joel Priest
Boise
Oregon
Short Line
Idaho
Priest
Vernon D Walters Named Private Secretary to Addison Smith
Twin Falls reports Vernon D Walters son of Judge and Mrs E A Walters has been appointed private secretary for Congressman Addison T Smith. He is from Idaho and a Twin Falls high school graduate who completed a four year scientific course at the University of Idaho and is in the second year of Georgetown Law. He has previous work with the shipping board in Washington.
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Twin Falls
Vernon D. Walters
E. A. Walters
Addison T. Smith
Vernon
Idaho
University of Idaho
Georgetown University of Washington
Shipping Board
Pocatello Girl Honored by University Handbook Committee
Elsie Potter of Pocatello, daughter of B. J. Potter, has been appointed to the handbook committee of the University of Idaho Women. Potter is connected with the university as a student and organizer of activities for women students. The notice confirms her role in guiding student life and women’s organizations.
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Pocatello
Moscow
Elsie Potter
B. J. Potter
University of Idaho
Potter
Aes
Trial halted in Idaho obscenity case diverts to juror issue
The Laney Camp, Declo trial on sending obscene material through the mails stopped after the court recess when attorneys alleged a juror discussed with witnesses. The judge ordered the case continued for the term and discharged the jury.
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Boise
Laney Camp
Declo
Chester A. ve rage chosen venerable Lote of Pirtec rites
Boise dispatch reports Chester A ve rage elected venerable Lote of Pirtec a Aas and accepted Order of Perfection Ancient and Accepted Beottish Rite masonry. Officers named include N Eugene Brasie senior warden Horace L Straight junior warden Albert Atkinson orator Frank T Wyman almoner Franklin Coates secretary William N Northrop treasurer Guariee W Smith master of ceremonialry and others.
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Boise
Chester A
D. Grey
J. iWerington
Vas M. Clark
Soda election for hospital in Soda Springs passes
Caribou county voters approve a 30 000 bond for a county hospital in Soda Springs with about a 90 percent yes vote as precincts pending recount. Citizens urged the project after doctors warned about inadequate facilities and care for county and neighboring patients. Officials expect the hospital to be self supporting and a suitable facility can be built for 30 000.
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Soda Springs
Caribou
Caribou County
Caldwell Ch. Sparks Southwest Idaho Basketball Title
Caldwell high school's basketball quintet captured the southwest Idaho district crown, defeating Nampa 299 in the final. The team remained undefeated through the meet with slow play and gritty defense, while Nampa beat Emmett but fell to Boise in the semifinals with a 26 to 20 score.
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Boise
Mar
Caldwell High School
Caren Mee
Idaho
Nampa
Caldwell
Braves
Emmett
Weather outlook for coming week in Northern Rocky Mountain regions
The week beginning March 7 in the Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions starts unsettled then becomes mostly fair. Temperatures are expected to be normal or above average.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Service at College Acknowledges Funeral
A college service honors the late A. Canéiler of Atlanta. The event reflects on the life and work of the deceased as colleagues gather for the memorial.
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Ackson
Misse
Canéiler Adlanta
Adopters Swarm For Five Year Old Boy In Pocatello
Frantic response to Friday ad for adoption shows community generosity within 150 miles. The mother says a wealthy home is not required and seeks kind Christian people to love and provide for the boy, who is good and obedient. More than fifty calls surfaced, with the mother asking callers to share details and offering her full confidence in return.
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Pocatello
the Tribune
Change In Location Society News Brings Home Peace
The Sunday Tribune moves society news to the second section ending battles between families over the first section. Parents and children will now enjoy calmer mornings as sports and social reports are still accessible. The change, touted as The Tribune service in action, pleases over 7 000 subscribers.
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Society News
Tribune
Sunday Tribune
Passenger Planes for West Route Include Mail and Passengers
Airoplanes may carry passengers along with mail on the Los Angeles to Salt Lake air mail route planned to start July 1. Washington sources say the service will use aircraft capable of transporting both human freight and mail, reflecting a mixed cargo approach.
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Salt Lake
Los Angeles-Salt Lake
Washington
Vovanne
Matsudaira Urges Accurate Press on Japan US Ties
Japanese ambassador Tsuneo Matsudaira addressed California editors and publishers in San Francisco urging precise reporting on Japan US relations. He highlighted mutual benefits of accurate press coverage and cooperation, noting President Coolidge’s welcome message read at the Japan Society of America banquet.
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San Francisco
Tsuneo Matsudaira
United States
Washington
California
America
Japan
Matsudaira
President Coolidge
Japan Society of America
Francis B
Couple to plead guilty in trading mates case
Bloomfield Indiana partners Curt Wallace and Otis Gravens with spouses plan to plead guilty in circuit court next week for trading mates. Wallace said they will pay the penalty, seek divorces, and marry their soul mates to correct the marital error.
Rector Fashionable Church to Quit
New York report says Reverend Dr. Parks of St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church may resign soon after twenty years leading the parish. Potential successor named is Reverend Dr. Robert Norwood of St. Paul’s Philadelphia. Parks, 72, in failing health, vacationing in the south.
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New York
New York Evening Post
Pr. Lott P. Ke
Moss
St. Barthlomew
Robert Norwood
St. Paul's
Overbrook
Phil
Parks
South
St. Barthiomew’s
Texas
Pather Gave Poison in Blazer Tragedy Verdict
Hazel Blazer, 32, died from poison believed to be administered by her father Dr Harold E Blazer. Coroner jury says poison other than chloroform was in vital organs and suggests Dr Blazer used the same poison. He faces first degree murder charges.
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Denver
Hazel Blazer
Harold E. Blazer
W. 8. Dennis
Dennis
Blazer
Free 32 dose Williams Treatment offer claimed
An advertisement promises a free 32 dose bottle of The Williams Treatment for conditions due to uric acid including kidney and bladder diseases and rheumatism. Readers are asked to mail 10 cents and address details to receive a regular 85c bottle by parcel post, noting a C. O. D. arrangement and Eastmpton Conn origin.
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Williams
King
D. A
Eastmpton
Conn
Ellie
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