Three Counties Back District Fair Plan
Three counties Bannock Bonneville and Bingham back an enabling bill to form a district for an annual fair. Petitions require 51 percent of governor election voters in each county to join. The Black Spot fair grounds valued at 75000 will be deeded to the district, with a track ball park and facilities near Pocatello and Idaho Falls. The committee includes I C McGowan Harvey Holmes and J W Thometz.
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Bannock
Bonneville
Bingham County
Idaho
I. C. McGowan
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Mr. McGowan
Harvey Holmes
County Agent Sees Push to Advance Local Proposition
Business people and farmers met at Blackfoot to discuss the proposition. Several meetings have been held and all efforts are being coordinated to secure support and passage.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Negro Seeks a Pardon
Lonnie Boykin a Pocatello man serving 15 months of a 3 to 10 year sentence asks the Idaho Board of Pardons for release. He was convicted with Bonnie Glenn in the 1923 death of Sarah Abrams. Glenn has died. The board meets April 1 with 28 petitions, including Boykin’s, and the session is expected to be uneventful.
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Tribune
Boise
Mar
Lonnie Boykin
Pocatello
State Board of Pardons
Boykin
Bonnie Glenn
Sarah Abrams
State Supreme Court
Special Crossword Puzzle and Smits Daily Feature Debut
The Tribune announces a new cross word puzzle feature starting Monday with an initial issue and weekly answer publication pattern. Also launching Monday a daily feature titled Smitas presenting a comic cartoon and humor for the whole family every supper table night.
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Tribune
Pocatello
Elswhere
America
Pocatello Auto Company Hosts Big Opening Event
Three thousand locals attend the first ever Pocatello Auto plant opening on the east side. Guests tour departments, view Ford and Lincoln production, see tractors and balloon tire tests, enjoy punch and dancing as moving pictures of manufacturing play on. Salt Lake representatives assist, and out of town guests join the celebration.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Auto Company
Ford
Lincoln
Salt Lake
Auto Crash Near Fort Hall Injures No One Seriously
A late night collision two miles north of Fort Hall involved a Chevrolet touring car driven by Miller of Shelley and an Overland touring driven by Kelsey. Both cars were badly wrecked but all occupants escaped with minor bruises. Miller and family were returning to Shelley from a trip to Pocatello. Kelsey had four young passengers. William White of the O R L aided and a wrecker was sent from Pocatello. The cause remains unknown.
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Fort Hall
Miller
Shelley
Kelsey
Iller
Pocatello
William White
Mr. White
White
Former Pocatello Girl Drives Miniature Car
Mrs. Frank Kirchoff Jr. formerly Miss Catherine Jrr., daughter of George N. Ifft consul at Nancy, France, shown in her Peugeot four-cylinder car brought from France to Denver. The France known Ford of France weighs 500 pounds, tops 35 mph, and features an 18 inch long motor. French price about $400, said to be challenging American small cars.
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The
Denver Post
Frank Kirchoff Jr
Cathering Jrr
George N. Ifft
Nancy
France
G. Nicholas Ifft
Tribune
Trapper Harry Christie Dies in Cordova and Requests Cremation
Harry Christie a 63 year old trapper and author died in a Cordova hospital. Before his death he scrawled a will on cardboard asking that his body be taken to his cabin and burned. Hospital officials were reported to be in a quandary over the request.
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Cordova
Alaska
Harry Christie
Illinois judge on the carpef
East St Louis March 28 AP The specta ts of a federal judge appearing as a witness against another whose impeachment is sought was afforded today at the congressional investigation in his own courtroom of Judge George Washington English. Judge Walter C Lindley associate of Judge English in the eastern district of Illinois and one of the youngest jurists on the federal bench told the committee that his senior had sought to have him appoint a son George W English Jr as attorney or solicitor in a bankruptcy case and that it was generally understood throughout the district that Judge English was appointing former Judge C Thomas his referee in bankruptcy to numerous lucrative receiverships
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East St. Louis
Til
Congressional
George Washington English
Walter C. Lindley
English
Iliinorg
George W. Engiish, Jr
Cc Thomas
Big Corporations Run Conservative Inventory Policy in 1924
New York March 28 The conservative lines governing large operations amid inflation are shown in 1924 annual reports. Bethlehem Steel inventories fell to 79 million from 89.9 million at the start of last year. General Motors inventories dropped to 97 million from 138 million. U S Steel rose slightly to 285 million from 276 million.
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New York
Mar
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Idaho Falls Wins Bowling Tournament Over Salt Lake
Idaho Falls defeated Salt Lake in a bowling match by 92 points at home. Keller and Cline each rolled 556 for the Idaho Falls squad while Olsen led Salt Lake with 606. Final team totals were Idaho Falls 2642 and Salt Lake 2546.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Keller
Cline
Salt Lake
Olsen
Seeeees- Quinn
Thompson
Miller
Ee Everreare Olsen
Pees
Gor Vicsh Sacreds
Henager
Bockholt
Ems
Tragedy Strikes Cleveland Theatre as Two Die
In Cleveland Ohio on March 28 Mise Lillian Tyler a 32 year old organist at a moving picture theatre and Homer Walters were found dead of unclear causes in the theatre. Authorities investigated possible foul play or accident as details remained sketchy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mise Lillian Tyler
Moving Picture Theatre
Homer Walters
Theatre shooting ends with suicide after double wounds
Police report a gunman named Walters shot Mises Tyler in adjoining seats this afternoon and then killed himself leaving a fatal incident at a local theatre.
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Walters
Mises Tyler
Rockefeller Sees Prosperity Ahead For Copper Firms
Percy Rockefeller, director of Anaconda Copper and other companies, forecast a prosperous business year as he prepared for a European trip. He said conditions are fundamentally sound, with only local temporary setbacks, and he expected things to improve.
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New York
Percy Rockefeller
Anaconda Copper Company
Europe
Married at Blackfoot in Idaho finale
Hyrum L. Ras mason of Idaho Falls and Minnie Sullivan of San Francisco wed by Probate Judge Good on March in Blackfoot Idaho.
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Blackfoot
Hyrum L. Rasmason
Idaho
Minnie Sullivan
San Francisco
Mareo
Good
Wilcox Dead at 29 in Mercy Hospital
Jimmy Wilcox a 29 year old second baseman for the Omaha Western league team died today in Mercy hospital of pneumonia.
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Wilcox
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Wilcox
Omaha
Mercy Hospital
Aviator Killed in Wheeler Field Crash Near Honolulu
First Lieutenant Clifford Elleman of Russiaville Indiana was killed and Sergeant Erwin Merrick seriously injured when their airplane at Wheeler Field nosedived in flames after the motor failed. The crash occurred yesterday evening as the aircraft fell about 150 feet during flight.
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Honolulu
Clifford Elleman
Russiaville
Ind
Erwin Merrick
Wheeler Field
Here
Northern Pacific Claim Contested Over Crow Land Return
Washington on March 28 the Northern Pacific asserts a claim to 1 300 000 acres as compensation for land it returned to the government when the Crow reservation was created in 1868. James B Kerr urged the claim on behalf of the company while the forest ry service contends the company received other Crow lands sufficient to cover the return. The congressional land grants investigation is expected to resume Monday.
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Washington
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Congressional Commission
James B. Kerr
Portland
Ore
The
Forestry Service
Prince of Wales sails for South Africa and South America
The Prince of Wales departed from St James Place by royal train to board the battle cruiser Repulse at Victoria station for a voyage to South Africa and South America. Crowds cheered as dignitaries offered wishes for a safe voyage and return.
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London
Prince of Wales
Portsmouth
South Africa
South America
St. James Place
Victoria Station
Extension Granted for Montana Homesteaders
Acting Interior Secretary remands 300 homesteaders on 50 000 acres in the former Fort Peck Indian reservation to local officials. They were granted a 20 month extension by Congress to finish payments.
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Washington
AIP
Secretary of the Interior
Saies
Montana
Fort Peck
Congress
Woman Sentenced Forgery Charge in DC Court
Mrs Margaret Buchanan former secretary to Representative Kendal of Pennsylvania was sentenced to three years in District of Columbia Supreme Court for forgery. In a separate report a clash near Lac Mulas left one Hai tien dead and two soldiers wounded as guards arrested twelve men over forbidden games.
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Washington
Margaret Buchanan
Representative Kendal
Pennsyvania
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Havana
Lac Mulas
Jatibonico
Interior Department
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