Fanciful Tales Told Court By Idr y Violators
Long federal session yields multiple prosecutions for prohibition violations. Defendants include Robert Morgan and Earl M Washington found guilty or pleads guilty. cases involve possession and manufacture of illegal liquor, false banking entries, and transportation of a stolen car. Trial dates set and various sentences imposed.
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Robert Morgan
Dietrich
Nneville
Albert Hall
George D. Snell
Francis Snell
Tey
First National Bank of
William Mavers
Price
Utah
Idaho Falls
Mavers
Mayers
Christensen
Ogden
Severa
Daisy Lewis
Earl M. Washington
Will Hall
North Sixth Avenue
Blackfoot
Hall
Ilali
Ofhers
Ririe
Son Born at General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Narry Bryan
A son was born Saturday at General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Narry Bryan of 955 West Center. All Gusrase are reported to be doing nicely.
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General Hospital
Narry Bryan
955 West Center
Police Clarify Suspect Identity in Liquor Case
The Tribune reports the man detained weeks ago for liquor violations and re arrested Sunday for contributing to delinquency of a minor is not R R John Johnson, a noted railroad locomotive operator.
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the Tribune
Ralph Johnson
R. R. John Johnson
Ban nock County Rep Scott Hall To Speak At Chamber Forum
Scott Hall from Ban nock County will address the chamber of commerce forum on Wednesday March 25. Richard Wells, chairman of the program committee, announced the speaker.
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Scott Hall
Bannock County
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Wells
Funeral for Calvin G. Garrett Infant
The funeral for Calvin G. Garrett infant son of Mr and Mrs Glenn T Garrett of 840 West Center will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 at McHan Chapel Undertaking Co with Bishop Pond of First Ward presiding and First Ward Choir providing music. Interment follows at Mountainview.
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Calvin G. Garrett
Glenn T. Garrett
840 West Center
the McHan Undertaking Company
Bishop Pond
First Ward
Mountainview
Schmidt Funeral Held for Edwin G. Schmidt
The funeral for Edwin G. Schmidt was held at 2:30 this afternoon at McHan Undertaking chapel with Rev. H. L. Chandler officiating. Vocal solos by Miss Voriey Holmes and accompanist Mrs. Chris Gathe. Pallbearers George Bailey F L Evans A J Pierce Arthur Zener F Russell and J Jensen. Interment in Elks plot Mountainview. Portneuf Lodge No 20 I O O F conducted ritual services at the grave.
Rupert Wins The Idaho State Championship
Rupert high school won the Idaho state scholastic basketball title by defeating Moscow 18 to 17 in the final. Moscow led 12 to 6 at halftime and was ahead late before Huggins scored the winning basket for Rupert with ten seconds remaining.
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Moscow
Idaho
Mar
Rupert High School
Huggins
Rupert
Utah Wool Growers Contract Clip Report
Utah wool growers have contracted 70 percent of the 1925 clip, announced by James A. Hooper secretary of the Utah Wool Growers Association. Some clips sold at 50 cents with an average near 46 cents others as low as 45 cents. The Jericho Wood clip, one of Utahs largest, remains unsold as a sale cluster is formed but bidding has not begun.
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East Lake City
Mar
Wool Growers of
Utah
James A. Hooper
Utah Wool Growers Association
Jericho
Five Shots Fired at Dannenburg in Ambush in Chicago
W C Dannenburg, former investigator for Mrs Helen Ellwood Stokes connected with the W E D Stokes defamation case, was shot at five times from ambush as he arrived home to open a garage door. He saw two men loitering minutes earlier and them fleeing after the attack.
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Chicago
Mar
W. C. Dannenburg
Helen Ellwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
Faiman Denies Medical Credentials Amid Diploma Mill Claims
Charles C. Faiman, head of the so called National University of Science, is accused by the American Medical Association of not being a graduate of any reputable medical school and lacking a state medical license. The school is labeled a diploma mill by state inspectors. Faiman reportedly taught typhoid inoculation and faces questions over his claimed credentials and investments.
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Chicago
Charles C. Faiman
National University of Science
American Medical Association
John W. Follmer
State Department of Education and Registration
Farman
Wm. D. Shepherd
Shepherd
Billy’’ McClintock
Faiman
Packers Refused Vacation Order in DC Supreme Court
Washington March 17 Appli cation of Armour and Swift packing companies for an order vacating the consent degree entered five years ago with the department of justice was refused by Justice Bailey in the Supreme court of the District of Columbia. The court will hear further argument on whether the consent should bind California Cannery interests. Proceedings on the California cannery issue wrap up tomorrow.
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Washington
Mar
Armour and Swift Packing Companies
Department of Justice
California
Dreben Death Prompts Autopsy Inquiry in Hollywood
The body of Sam Dreben, World War hero and adventurer, lay in a Hollywood parlor awaiting a coroner requested autopsy initiated by Mrs Dreben. Insurance firm head D W Woods demanded investigation citing unsatisfied explanations. Post mortem likely today, burial on hold amid quiet inquiries.
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Hollywood
Calif
Sam Dreben
Walter V. Brim
Draben
British taking to fruit diet in 1924
British people embraced fruit eating with 1924 averages of 85 apples 53 oranges 12 lemons and a quarter grapefruit per person. The fruit trades federation notes the nation spent over 1,000,000 pounds more on fruit in 1924 than in the prior year.
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London
Fruit Trades Federation
Japanese Ambassador Denies Immigration Instructions
Tsuneo Matsudaira said on March 17 that he left Tokyo with no instructions to reopen the immigration question. He stated his guidance was general to promote friendship, though Japan hopes the issue might be reconsidered later if a mutually acceptable solution could be found.
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Washington
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Tokio
United States
Japan
Katanga Copper Not a Menace
Salt Lake City report quotes D C Jackling president of Utah Copper on Katanga mine. He argues gradual development would not disrupt the American copper market despite rumors of leadership shifting to Europe. He notes distance and high transport costs as challenges and cites a positive but uncertain US outlook.
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Salt Lake City
Mar
Africa
D. C. Jackling
Utah Copper Company
Europe
United States
Jackling
Friendly suit seen in Milwaukee federal court
Chicago sources report a friendly receivership suit against the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway likely to be filed tomorrow in federal court at Milwaukee. The railway is a Wisconsin corporation.
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Chicago
Mar
Chicago Daily News Today
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Corporation
Michigan Man Quits Fight Over Senate Appointment
Washington reports President Coolidge offered Chas. B. Warren a recess appointment as attorney general, citing Warren’s qualifications and public service. Warren declined to prolong a political controversy and urged a new nomination for confirmation. Creresword queries will not be answered at the London site, the notice adds.
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Washington
Mar
President Coolidge
Chas. B. Warren
Calvin Cooldge
Mr. Warren
Republican Party
London
Fisherman’s Will and Typhoid Case Linked to Shepherd
Testimony describes doctor Faiman discussing typhoid vaccines with Shepherd in 1924 hotel meeting. Officials note claims of a will involving 1,000,000 and Shepherd’s plan to care for Miss Isabelle Pope. Faiman says Shepherd claimed no undue influence over McClintock’s signature.
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Faiman
Shepherd
Billy
Isabelle Pope
McClintock
Idaho Taxpayers Pay Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
Idaho collectors report two hundred thousand dollars in income tax returns paid by March 16 with many more expected by mail. Evan Evans notes a late surge despite an extra filing day and an extension to midnight Monday due to Sunday. Delinquencies apply to those who did not file.
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Boise
Idaho
Evan Evans
Evans
Revenue Office
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Idry
Morgan
Moon
Orian
Dannenburg
Tribune
PANCO
Panco Co., Che.sea, Mass
Medical Association
Dreben
Katanga
Fargo’s
South Main
Lewis Street
Herati Rugs
Herati Wilton
Axminster Rugs
Florati Rugs
Cretonnes
Foster
Yesteryear
Butterick Publishing Co
Michigan
Senate
J. Sargent
Tufts College
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