Governor Moore Reinstates Education Commissioner Budget Items
Governor Moore approved a budget package totaling about 116000 with 45000 for the board of education administrative costs and 11790 for teachers certification. Other allocations cover Soldiers' Home repairs 13000 roof 400 land strip 48520 insurance 556 for Col onel Marsters claim 36829 for fire protection last summer. The land board also announced co operative forestry board appointments including Worth Lee Charles K McHarg and C A Barton with the dean of Idaho University forestry as member. The forestry board plans to meet next Monday to select a state forester and plan timber protection work.
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Colonel Marsters
Timer Protective Association
Land Board
O. ©. Moore
Co-Operative Board of Forestry
Worth Lee
Mountainhome
Woolgrowers’ Association
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Charles K. McHarg
Coeur d’Alene
L. O. Stockdale
Osret U
Forestry
C. A. Barton
Southern Idaho
Landstoner Nash
School of Forestry
University of Idaho
Deficit Reported by Callahan Zinc Lead for 1924
New York March 14 AP An operating deficit of 1914 for 1924 is reported by the Callahan Zinc Lead company of the Idaho Coeur d Alenes income for the year having been derived chiefly from interest on investment bonds. John Borg president said the companys financial position was sound, assets amounting to 847712 against liabilities of only 12411 and representing a current asset ratio of 68 to 1 over liabilities. Negotiations for acquiring the property of the Wallace Mining and Trading company are near complex.
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New York
Han Zinc Lead Company
Idaho
Influenza Epidemic Eases in Chicago as Deaths Decline
Chicago reports a downturn in influenza pneumonia deaths and new cases. Health department records show only 12 respiratory deaths from 8 p m yesterday to 4 p m today, indicating the epidemic may be waning.
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Chicago
Health Department
West Swept By Cottage Snow and Wind
A heavy spring storm moved from the west bringing high winds and rapid snowfall across Colorado Nebraska and the Rocky Mountain region. Snow plows operated in Sioux City as rail tracks and streets clogged under blowing snow with forecasts of a sharp temperature drop. The system was described as beneficial for moisture in farmland areas despite travel disruption.
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Cottage
Rocky Mountain
Ite
Chicago
Colorado
Sioux City
Nebraska
President Coolidge Paves Way for Arms Conference
President Coolidge, awaiting authentic advices on disarmament abroad, signals a move toward calling a new arms limitation conference by the United States. He plans to discuss with Secretary Kellogg after Geneva developments, aiming for a simultaneous approach to London Paris Rome and Tokio through American ambassadors.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States
Geneva
Kellogg
London
Paris
Rome
Tokio
Colidge
Auc
Stokes Elated by Acquittal After Five Weeks Trial
Chicago March 14 AP W E D Stokes elated over acquittal after a five weeks trial on charges of conspiring to defame him and his wife. He plans to return to New York with Robert Lee his codefendant. Stokes told jurors he was an old man with not much longer to live but would do some good in the time left. Mrs Helen Ellwood Stokes absent from courtroom with her mother as verdicts freed both defendants. Jury required three ballots and was out one hour five minutes.
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Chicago
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Helen Ellwood Stokes
Arthur Scott Miller
Denver
Colo
Robert Lee
Aiman
William D
Robert E. Crowe
Shepherd
Farman
Young McClintock
Billy McClintock
McClintock
George Feaberg
John Mareh
Faiman Esid
Faiman
Senate returns Lausanne pact to committee
Washington reports that the Lausanne treaty to reestablish ties with Turkey is recommitted to the foreign relations committee and action pushed to the next session. The Cuban sovereignty treaty for the Isle of Pines was ratified 64 to 18 with minor reservations. The world court issue is postponed to December 17 as a special order.
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Washington
Turkey
Senate
Isle of Pines
Pee
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Sanvass
Wry Kellogg
Seven Die In Communist Riot At Halle Germany
Seven people, including two women, were killed in clashes between police and communists in Halle. A London dispatch said the trouble began when a protest objected to translations of speeches by French and British communists. Thirty six others were wounded.
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Halle
Germany
London
Pate
Actual condition of clearing banks in New York
The actual condition of clearing banks in New York shows an excess of $15,000,000, an increase of about 110 million from the previous week, when there was a deficit of $35,424,77.
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New York
House
Senate
Boston Lift Ring Busted in Grocery Store Heists
Police said two men headed a shop lifting syndicate in Boston. Both were held on bail of 8,000 dollars each pending trial as authorities lightened portions of an organized theft from stores.
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Boston
Polce
Yaied Mo Eheal
Lord Rothermere Withdraws From School Squabble
London reports reveal Lord Rothermere ends the dispute over a school boy exam challenge from W G Cove. In a letter to Cove he states the challenger has no intention of fair terms and he will not waste more time on the matter.
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London
Rothermere
Oolbhiner
Aaa
W. G. Cove
Cove
Daily Mail
Susiealga — A . P
Ex-convict Dan Oo Arrested in Rum Running Case
New York police report ex-convict Dan Oo arrested in Atlantic City awaiting legal proceedings. He is wanted for rum running.
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New York
Atlantic City
Ion
Minister to Persia Named by Coolidge
Hoff man Phi of New York was named today by President Coolidge as minister to Persia.
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Persia
We. Ee Seeds 14
Hoffman Phi
New York
Coolidge
Senator Smoot Resting Quietly After Vote Cast
Senator Smoot is resting after a brief illness and an on floor episode. Early morning tests prompted doctors to keep him in bed as he contemplates voting on the nomination for attorney general.
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Overwork Ends Noted Baby Film Star Lucille Rickson
Lucille Rickson a 1923 baby film star and former leading woman died in Los Angeles after a long illness. She had been promoted by the Wampas group of publicity men and supported her mother and brother before her death following anemia and overwork.
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Los Angeles
Lucille Rickson
Wampas
Miss Rickson
Teapot Dome Trial Opens With Secrets About Fall Accounts
Cheyenne March 14 AP The Teapot Dome trial ends its first week as prosecutors seek records linked to Fall and Sinclair. The government argues the papers show a financial connection and possible transfer of Liberty bonds to Fall, while defense claims insignificance. Witnesses include Theodore Roosevelt Jr and John Shafroth with other testimony on secrecy surrounding the lease and related dealings. Senator Kendrick of Wyoming and Canadian connections are also explored.
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Wyo
Teapot Dome
Aegon Jeane Fae Eempets
Kennedy
Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil
Liberty Bonds
Sinclair
Owen J. Roberts
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
the Navy
John Shafroth
Navy
Kenneth Heald
Reo
Teapoth
Galt
At Crateeen Ae
H. M. Blackmer
James O
American Oil
H. 8. Osler
Toronto
Chase Oil
Sinclair Orudle Oil
Prairie Oil & the
A. Humphreys
Olorado
Texas
Meneecere
Charles 8
Colorado
Court orders answer on medical questions in hunting case
Toronto reports H. Osler, held under court order to answer questions, was gaffered and treated after blood poisoning from big game hunting. He was moved from Cairo to London for medical observation and will remain under care for a period.
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Toronto
H. & Osler
Weather Notes Pinpoint Saturday Fair in South
The report notes a Saturday fair in the south with unsettled conditions in the north portion and little temperature change overall.
Walter Camp dies in New York Hotel Belmont
Walter Camp famed football coach dies of heart failure at the Hotel Belmont after a late meeting of the rules committee. He was found dead in his room when colleagues arrived to check on him. His death shocks Yale and other programs where he trained generations of players.
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Aes
Walter Camp
Belmont
Cimp
Otel
Pennsylvania
Bill Flores
Princeton
Roper
Camp
Mre. Campas
Atlantic City
E. K. Hall
Ecoach
Imont
Walter , Jr
Yale
Bank holdup convict receives life sentence in Utah case
In Gait Lake City a business man named McCoy and an accomplice received life terms for the December bank hold up. They shot Heath near Verda while fleeing toward Bountiful. all bank money was recovered. McCoy attempted suicide the night he was captured by a police posse.
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Gait Lake City
McCoy
0Sompeotee
Heath
Verda
Bountiful
Charges Fly As Senators Clash In Row Over References
The piece depicts a heated Senate exchange led by Senator Ernst of Kentucky and rebuttals from Senator Couzens and Senator Glass of Virginia. Ernst accuses Couzens of harming a speech, while Glass attacks Ernst and Mellon. The fray ends as Ernst seeks clarification on rule breaches during Couzens’s remarks.
Beece Ganders Statement on Warren Nomination and Senate Vote
Beece Ganders on behalf of the president says efforts to confirm Mr. Warren continue. If not confirmed the president will offer a recess appointment while hoping opposition is withdrawn so the country may benefit from his qualities and the president can choose his cabinet. Senate leaders debated delaying the vote with a roll call urged by some. others pressed for time to allow a new nomination.
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Beece Ganders
Warren
Senate
Thla
Ren
Father Kills Four Children With Axe in Missouri
Maurice L. Gibson of Prather, Missouri, killed his four children with an axe today while his wife was away. The incident occurred near North Kansas City as authorities reported the case from Kansas City, Missouri, on March 14.
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