Idaho's Leading Paper Celebrates Milestone Birthday
The Idaho Tribune marks twenty seven years as a daily paper in Pocatello and thirty six since establishment. It reports plans to purchase the Steely building, with remodeling to house newsrooms, editorial and mechanical departments, and a new two story brick structure.
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Tribune
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Inter- Mountain Country
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Hana of Tribung
Marcus Grundfor
M.C
Zweigart Packing Company
Big Opposition Fights Loom at Convention Amid Campaigning
Washington March 17 AP Republicans and Democrats map spring campaigns as national conventions approach. Houston and Smith dominate Dem chatter with rivals Reed and Hitchcock in the frame. Hoover leads Republican talk with Lowden Curtis and others seeking delegates amid a tense nominating battle.
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George
Georgia
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Nebraska
Indiana
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Chicago Bond Quiz Fizzles as Hearings End hush
The Teapot Dome sub committee questioned ten witnesses and ended the inquiry into Liberty bonds tied to Harry F. Sinclair without finding the 25 000 donation listed for the Cook County Republican committee. Witnesses including Alexader Fyfee and Homer Galpin denied knowledge of the gift.
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Nate Teapot
Oak County Republican Committee
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Alexader Fyfee
Harmony
Couny
Homer Galpin
Charles Jv Bennett
Register
Sinclair Liberty
Hays
Upham
Cook County
Banker dies of gun wounds in Madison shooting
Elmer Q. Baltes, 36, banker and founder of the First National Bank of Madison, died from gunshot wounds received yesterday after being shot in Madison Iowa. Authorities said he received a blood transfusion in a bid to save his life with an estimated $25,500 in cash found? The report notes the man died after the shooting.
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Almany Governor Signs Drunk Driving Bill
In Almany on March 17 Governor Simaith signed a bill prohibiting operating a vehicle in the wrong lane while intoxicated, outlining penalties for impaired navigation and endangering other road users.
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Simaith
Edison to be honored with treasury gold medal
Thomas A. Edison would receive a special gold medal struck by the treasury under a House bill by Perkins to honor his scientific achievements. The measure authorizes a $1,000 appropriation for the medal’s issuance.
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Washington
Mar
Thomas A. Edison
Treasury
Perkins
House Coinage Committee
Messare
Wealthy Detroit bar owner freed after $10000 ransom
James E Hall a prominent beverage establishment owner, kidnapped yesterday by the Purple gang, was released today after the ransom was paid. He cashed a large check at a downtown bank and appeared at police headquarters with two men posing as officers to view a robbery suspect. James L Shumway, a cafe owner, had been reported kidnapped and spoke with Hall’s abductors about the release.
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James E Fall
Hall
James L Shumway
Lost Trans- Atlantic Flight Duo Hinchcliffe and Mackay
Reported sighting of a plane over Maine woods raises faint rescue hope as Canadian authorities seek cross border air search. Two lumber camp witnesses in Greenville, Maine, claim hearing a plane around six Thursday morning, within the expected flight window.
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Elsie Mackay
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Canadian Pacific Sperintendent
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Hinchcliffe
Miss Mackay
President Coolidge Hosts White House Correspondents Banquet
President Coolidge attended the White House Correspondents Association banquet with nearly 200 newspapermen at the Carlton hotel. Secretary Kellogg Mellon Now and Senator Harrison joined the event as guests while an entertainment program highlighted current events. Snowbound upper peninsula Michigan relief work advanced after a mishap, with no danger to food or fuel supplies reported.
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Mar
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Carlton Hotel
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Mellon
Now
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Harrison
Democrat
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Sault Ste. Marie
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Upper Peninsula
Eight Bodies Still Hidden in the S-4 Salvage
Princeton town report from Provincetown notes the S-4 submarine raised after three months at sea. Divers completed the operation after 44 percent of days suitable for diving in 91 days, with 24 navy divers on deck. The salvage ship Falcon led the operation with support from Bushnell, Mallard, Wandank, Sagamore, Iuka, S-6, Maury, and Mahan.
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Falcon
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Ernest J. King
Harold S. Saunders
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Mallard
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Sagamore
Iuka
Henry Hartley
Boston
King
Navy Yard
Torpedo Room
Giant airship nears completion in private venture
In Friedrichshafen on March 17, the Zeppelin works said the new giant airship Leviathan is not ordered by Spain for trans oceanic service but is a private venture. If a buyer pays 1,000,000 to 1,250,000, proceeds go to building a sister ship.
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Geneny
Mar
Zeppelin
America
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Seville
Buenos Aires
Republican committee names seven delegates for Pocatello convention
In Nes Peres county the Republican central committee named seven delegates for the Pocatello convention. The delegates listed include H Jones, Mark Means, Mrs May Fodrea, A A Seabor, R B Parks each with one vote, while Lloyd Morris and Mrs B A Ron received half votes. The meeting was described as harmonious.
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Mar
Reublican Central Committee
Nes Peres County
Pocatello
H . Jones
Mark Means
May Fodrea
A. A. Seabor
R. B. Parks
Lioyd Morris
A. Ron
Harmony
Lehigh Wins Intercollegiate Championship in New Jersey
Lehigh defeated Princeton and others to win the Intercollegiate championship in New Jersey with a 20 to 16 team score. Cornell trailed with 16 points as other colleges contributed to the meet results.
Navy addition gets approval by the House
The House approved strengthening the U S navy with fifteen 10 000 ton cruisers and one 13 800 ton aircraft carrier at an estimated cost of 274 000 000. The 287 to 67 vote authorized the Butler bill and sent it to the Senate with amendments on naval arms limits and construction oversight.
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Texas
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Kansas
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First Deposit of Repudiation Fund Made in Washington
Washington March 17 AP The first deposit of the Sinclair repudiation fund was made today in a bank by Senator Borah Idaho totaling 1490 with day’s collections bringing the year to 1610. Borah vows to raise the full 160000 through Republican support across the country to offset Sinclair’s 1920 campaign contribution. Senator Cutting New Mexico is the largest single donation so far at 1000 included in the total. William M Calder Brooklyn former NY senator sent 200. other gifts ranged from 1 to 1 000. Continued on page four.
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New Mexico
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