Idaho Potato Market Optimism From East Tour Ends
Idaho potato official C. W. Barlow reports strong national demand and expanding markets. He notes Idaho seed quality, maintaining high standards, and shippers should continue orderly marketing as dealers in Milwaukee and other eastern cities handle Idaho potatoes amid a perceived nationwide shortage.
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United States
C. W. Barlow
Idaho
North
Omaha
Chicago
Mullaukee
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Kester
Binghamton
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Terra Haute
St Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Barlow
Wlast T
Tribune
Milwaukee
Minnesota
State Chamber of Commerce
West
Arabian Crown Head Worries Prisons In Disturbed Arab World
London reports a possible bid by Ibn Saud to buy tanks and armored cars amid his rise as ruler of Hedjas and Nejd. Arthur Stuart recalls supplying cars for the king and notes the plan never progressed. Ibn Saud, nicknamed The Arabian Cromwell, mixes modern ideas with traditional power as regional tensions grow.
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London
Mer
Ton Fend
Arthur Stuart
Derest Tours
Tha
Bilart
Arabia
Ibn
Near East
Ton
Hedjas
Nejd
Cromwell
Henry I
Liat Jaze
Ibn Saya
Parmere
Saxo
Flow Reduced at Magic Dam Remaining Danger Passed
Water flow from Magic dam decreased from 370 to 44 second feet easing pressure on the Big Wood Canal project. Divers were to inspect the leak source and repair the dam while officials monitor the site for safety near Wood River lands in Lincoln and Gooding counties. Also news from Chicago reports Pullman porters to vote on strike amid tipping dispute and ICC ruling.
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Boise
Mar
Magic Dam
Wood River
Lincoln
Gooding
Stanley T. Baer
Big Wood Canal Company
State Department of Reclamation
Sluce
Project Control Board
San Francisco
Chicago
Pullman Porters
M. P. Webster
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Webster
Coast Guard to Compete for President's Cup Football
The Coast Guard will enter a football competition with the Army Navy and Marine Corps for the president's cup. Coast Guard material will come from land stations and vessels along the North Atlantic coast.
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Portmouth
N. H
United States Coast Guard
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Great Northern Plans First Oregon Depot at Klamath Falls
Great Northern railroad will begin building its first exclusive depot in Oregon at Klamath Falls within days. The new depot marks the terminus of the Bend extension and provides the line its only Oregon trackage, ending prior access via the Spokane Portland and Seattle railroad.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Great Northern Railroad
Oregon
C. O Jenks
Klamath Falls
Great Northern
Bend
Spokane, Portland and Seattle
Northern
Hungary Tries to Restore Kings As Crown Is Shared
Parliament in Budapest adopts a measure placing the crown of Saint Stephen in joint custody of the government and Count Hela Ambroey. Debates touch on Hungary’s monarchy versus republic status with a call to submit the issue to the people.
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Budapest
Hungary
Saint Stephen
Hela Ambroey
Bethlen
Prophe
Ume
Twin Falls Jail Break Ends With Oklahoma Return
Irving T Jeffreys, an Oklahoma lifer, escaped Twin Falls county jail, was recaptured, and is being surrendered to Oklahoma authorities for return to prison. He aided in a California theater robbery case and faced transfer with guards amid heavy shackles.
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Twin Falls
Oklahoma
Jeffreys
Pocatello
Idaho
Irving T Jeffreys
Brigham City
Utah
Snake River Canyon
California
Pomona
Jeffries
Oklahoma City
Wilhelm Reported Lands in Italy With Father
Naples March 10. Prince Wilhelm son of the former crown prince of Germany is said to have arrived aboard the Colombo from New York and joined his father in Torre Annunziata. Colombo departed New York February 25 and was to stop at Casablanca and Gibraltar. No reports place Wilhelm in the United States recently.
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Naples
Italy
Wilhelm
Germany
Colombo
New York
Torre Annunziata
Casablanca
Gibraltar
United States
Night on Plymouth Rescue Reveals Survivor Tales
Passengers rescued after a perilous Plymouth incident prepared to recount their ordeal. An AP report notes most were eager to describe the moments following the danger and their feelings during the escape.
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Plymouth
Mass
Borah Presses GOP on Campaign Funds Disclosure
Secretary Mellon told the Teapot Dome committee he received 50 000 of 260 000 in Liberty bonds linked to Marry F Sinclair for the Republican national committee deficit in 1923 He returned the bonds to Will Mays and then contributed 50 000 from his own funds He said this was his only national campaign donation for 1920 besides 2 000 later in the race A letter to Senator Walsh Montana details the matter and the Continental Trading company probe.
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Mellon
Will Hayes
Washington
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
F. Sinclair
Republican National Committee
Treasury
Will Hi. Mays
Republican Committee
Hays
Senate
Walsh
McRetary
Senator Walsh
Montana
Continental Trading Company
Conditions Revealed Are as Indefensible as Intolerable
Senator Borah of Idaho denounces the Republican party for indelible issues and demands a presidential candidate who will reveal real views. He condemns reliance on money and organization, urging a new system where policies are presented to voters rather than bought through contributions.
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Washington
Rrepublican Party Tonight
Borah
Idaho
Idaho State Society
Berah
Pacific Arms President Sentenced in Machine Gun Case
John P. Mannerstam president of Pacific Arms corp was sentenced to one to three years for violating the state anti machine gun law. Convicted Feb 1 after a raid on his Albany California home yielded machine guns ammunition and rifles intended for shipment to eastern dealers.
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Oakland
Calif
John P. Mannerstam
Pacific Arms Corporation
Mannerstam
Albany
Galigelers
Norway Invited to New Arbitration Treaty Talks
Washington March 10 Secretary Kellogg invites Norway to conclude a new arbitration treaty with the United States. The outline follows the France accord and negotiations are expected with Great Britain Japan and Italy. The current treaty expires June 24.
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Washington
Norway
Kellogg
United States
France
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Unsolicited Merchandise Ban Bill Introduced
Representative Watson a Republican from Pennsylvania introduced a bill to prohibit sending unsolicited merchandise through malls. The measure aims to curb mailings and curb consumer nuisance.
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Washington
Watson
Republican
Pennsylvania
Paddock Leads L A A C to Track Victory
Charles Paddock, famed former fastest man, stars as the Los Angeles Athletic Club defeats Stanford two years after the Cardinal’s last loss. Paddock wins the century in 9.45 seconds and the furlong in 22 seconds, then challenges his 300 yard best of 30 2 5 but falls short by 3 5 seconds.
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Stanford University
Calif
Charles Paddock
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Stanford Cardinals
Paddock
Duell Fraud Suit Against Lillian Gish
Franc is J. Heney and Henry Brown named as attorneys in the 5 million fraud and conspiracy case by Charles H. Duell against Lillian Gish Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and others. Trial set for April 18 with Duell claiming a eight year movie contract and damages totalling 5 million including 2 million actual and 3 million punitive.
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Los Angeles
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Grafthomas Fame
Henry Brown
Charles H. Duell
Lilan Gish
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Duell
Miss Gish
Tsat Miss Gish
Mack
New York City
Aviatrix Delights Paris With Aerial Feats
Lady Mary Batley arrived at Le Bourget field after a 6,000 mile solo flight from England. The baby moth plane, rebuilt after a fog related forced landing, performed looping and acrobatic stunts as she plans moves to Marseilles Rome and Cairo before rejoining her husband.
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Paris
Mary Batley
Croydenfield
England
Cape Town
le Bourget
Mary
Marseilles
Rome
Africa
Egypt
Massive Brazilian Landslide Strikes Santos Center
Mount Serrat slide in Santos Brazil buries streets and a hospital, killing and injuring hundreds as rescue teams race to save survivors. Authorities fear further collapse as officials shift millions of cubic meters of earth. Local hospitals struggle to evacuate patients to safer facilities.
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Rio Janeiro
Santos
Sao Paulo
Mount Serrat
Brazil
Burley Killer Sentence Date Set March 26
Idaho March 10. Judge Hugh A. Baker postponed Walter Miller sentence to March 26 to allow Prosecuting Attorney Tom Morris time to bring forward material witnesses. Miller confessed to killing Burley taxi driver John J. Terry and robbing his body near Idahome on December 27.
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Burley
Idaho
Tom Morris
Hugh A. Baker
Cassia County
Walter “Blackie” Miller
John J. Terry
Miller
Terry
Idahome
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