Realty Board Boosting For Three B Fair
The Pocatello Real Estate Board discussed distributing petitions to gather signatures for the tri county fair. About 5 115 signatures are needed from Banock county voters to form the fair association with three counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri County Fair Association
Pocatello Real Estate Board
Rowanis
Bannock
Chamber of Commerce
McGowan
Blackstoot
Banyock County
Reality Board
Pocatello
Arimo, Downey and
Grace
Harvey Jielmes
Clarence Stevenson
Rotary
Kiwanis
K. H. Turner
Boise
Northwestern Real Estate Men’s Association
F. ©. McGowan
YMCA Board Plans Roundup and Vacancies
The YMCA board and trustees met at a noon luncheon at the association girls. They discussed plans for a roundup and anticipated filling one director vacancy and two trustee vacancies at the next meeting. Secretary Ellis of the Boise association and L. Goodwin of Boise spoke, with several directors and trustees present.
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Association
Ellis
Boise Association
L. Goodwin
Boise
State Association
A. C. Lee R. E
Pierce H. H. Whittlesey
Ncholas Ifft
Walter Yearn
W. Williams
Ben Ross
L. H. Merrill
H B. Sse
Birth Control Debate Finds Harmless and Legal
Dr. W F Robie at an international conference argues birth control is harmless and should be legal to reduce neurosis from sex suppression. He links conflict over mating to mental illness and cites divorce and broken homes from lack of reliable information. Doris Stevens of the National Women’s party warns against guilt around sex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. F. Robie
Baldwinville
Mass
Doris Stevens
National Women’s Party
Feud Reignites in Colorado Ranch Killing
In Wellington Colorado W F Farmer 70 was killed by his son in law Ike C Rice 35 after a long North Carolina feud. Mrs Rice witnessed. Rice surrendered and is in Fort Collins jail. The families clashed earlier with fists and injuries as the feud flared anew on the ranches near Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Colo
Mar
W. ©. Farmer
Here
Ike C. Rice
North Carolina
Colorado
Rice
Joe Talmadge
Farmer
Talmadge
Wilson Packers Reorganization Under Way In Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York see the reorganization of Wilson & Company packers now in receivership. Frank O. Wetmore of the First National Bank of Chicago said the plan may be signed and accepted soon though no agreement had been signed yet.
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Chicago
Wilson & Company, Packers
New York
Frank O. Wetmore
First National Bank of Chicago
Bankers’ Committee
Range Destroyed in Nebraska Fire Sweep
In Valentine Nebraska on March 30 a creamery representative said dairy herds and range cattle may starve or be shipped to market unless feed is brought in. G H Nichols estimated over 2,500,000 acres of hay lands were burned in the prairie fires last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Neb
G. H. Nichols
Wheeler Faces Montana Trial For Alleged Interior Land Violation
Senator Burton K. Wheeler left Washington for Montana to stand trial at Great Falls on April 16. He is charged with practicing illegally before the interior department in a land case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Great Falls
Interior Department
Wheat Slumps in May Delivery Prices Drop Sharply
Chicago wheat prices for May delivery tumbled in final trading, settling at 1.4938 dollars per bushel the lowest in four months amid weak demand from buyers and a notable drop from Saturday figures.
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Chicago
Alabama Doctor Acquitted in Wife Slaying Case
In Bessemer, Dr. George T. Ed wards faced trial for murdering his wife but was acquitted. The verdict ends the high profile case that drew attention from local residents and court observers.
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Bessemer, Ala
George T. Edwards
Six postal supervisors demoted for pay bill influence
Postmaster General New ordered the demotion of six postal supervisors suspended January 2 for efforts to influence legislation during the postal pay increase debate. The officials ranged from 18 to 37 years in service and kept their jobs, though at reduced ranks and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Today
Peter McGarty
New York
James N. Greig
Boston
Peter Wig
Detroit
Harvey M. Tittle
Springfield
J. J. Fields
Louisville
Main Street
Stockholders to receive $2.5 million in Utah mining dividends
Five major Utah mining companies will pay about $2,495,166 in dividends on April 1 for the first quarter of 1925. Utah Copper distributes $1,625,000 at $1 per share, Time Standard $161,166 at 40 cents, Silver King Coalation $238,000 at 20 cents, Park City Mining and Smelting $136,000 at 15 cents, and Bingham Mines $35,000 at 50 cents per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Mar
Utah
Utah Copper
Time Standard
Silver King Coalition
Park City Mining and Smelting
New Cardinals Named at Papal Consistory
At a secret consistory today Pope Pius named Monsignor Vicente Casanovay Marzol archbishop of Granda and Monsignor Ylandain y Esteban archbishop of Seville as cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius Today
Vicente Casanovay Marzol
Granda
Ylandain Y Esteban
Seville
Resignation of Theodore Brentano Reported from Budapest
President Coolidge has received the resignation of Theodore Brentano an 88 year old American minister in Budapest Hungary. No decision has been announced but there is reason to believe the resignation will be accepted.
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Washington
Theodore Brentano
Budapest
Hungary
Coolidge
Pershing Visits Lincoln Before Tacna Arica Duties
Lincoln welcomes General John J. Pershing for a short vacation prior to his role leading the commission to supervise the Tacna Arica plebiscite. The stop comes as global duties loom for the American military figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
John J. Pershing
Tacna-Arica
Mother and two children die in kerosene fire in Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia on March 30 a mother identified as Mrs. 8. Trush and her two children were killed when she attempted to start a fire with kerosene. The residence was completely destroyed leaving the tragic scene.
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Norfolk
8. Trush
Shaky Day on Stock Market With Broad Declines
The New York market faced a rough day as trading resumed with selling dominating. Prices fell across leading stocks with United States Steel and U S Cast Iron Pipe among notable losses as iron and coal stocks weakened and total volume neared 1.7 million shares.
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New York
Wall Street
0. S. Steel
Baldwin
United States Steel
Delaware
Lackawanna and
Western
Remington Typewriter
American Hide and Leather
United Fruit
American Can
Mack Truck
Texas
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Radio Program Listings and Concert Schedule Digest
A dense catalog of shortwave and local radio program notes lists Boise high schools acts by the Pep Hounds and multiple stations such as KFON KNX KOA and EGO. The entries cover musical trios orchestras lectures and varied evening programs across cities including Hollywood Oakland Seattle and Denver.
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Pocatello
EKFAU
Boise
Boise High School
KFON
Long Cal
Hollywood
Neb
Hastings High School
State College
N. M
KOA
Denver
KNX
Joe Lyons
EGO
Oakland
Orchestra
Kansas
EPO
San Francisco
American Legion
EFOA
Seattle
Weather Report
Los Angeles
Indian Orchestra
the Protective Order of
Lake Merritt Ducks
Commodity Notes Signal Mixed Steel and Coal Activity
Cleveland-A region shows own-down in steel operations with ingot production near 75 percent capacity and tubes at 70 percent. Potation bar mills run at full speed, independents at about 75 percent. Coal dealers cut prices by eight dollars to 75 cents, egg quoted at 9 13 25, stove at 15.7. Amoskeag mills in Manchester predicted at 75 percent capacity in spring and summer due to a new six month wage agreement with a ten percent raise.
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Cleveland
Mahoning Valley
Manchester
N. H
Veteran Utah conductor Horatio Hancock dies at 82
Horatio Hill Hancock, 82, longtime conductor on Utah Central line between Salt Lake City and Ogden, died in Ogden. Born in England, he retired from the Southern Pacific in 1914.
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Ogden
Utah
Horatio Hill Hancock
Utah Central Railroad
Salt Lake City
England
Southern Pacific Company
Exhumed bodies show heart disease in post mortem
The exhumed bodies of Dr. Olson and Emma Nelson McClintock were found to have marked chronic heart disease per Dr. James Simonds of Northwestern. Mrs McClintock’s swollen condition after death was described as edema or dropsy and raised suspicions by Chief Justice Harry Olson.
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Chicago
Olson
Emma Nelson McClintock
James Simonds
Northwestern University
William D. Shepherd
Improvement on British Planes for Imperial Airways
London March 80 AP reports new giant expresses for imperial airways between London and the continent feature wing flaps controllable from the pilot seat. Lowered flaps allow takeoff with heavy loads and slow landings, while raised flaps reduce head resistance for high speed in flight.
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London
Imperial Airways
Continent
Kellogg Confers With Weeks Wilbur on Geneva Arms Talks
Secretary Kellogg meets with Weeks and Wilbur in Washington to plan the U S delegation stance for the upcoming Geneva conference on traffic in arms. The cabinet members hold the initial discussion in Kellogg's office.
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Washington
Kellogg
Weeks
Wilbur
Geneva
United States
Armour & Co directors reelected at annual meeting
Armour and Co stockholders reelected all directors at the annual meeting in Chicago. The annual report by president F Edson White shows sales for the year above 800 million dollars with net income around 18 million.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
F. Edson White
Rock Island Lines Reports February Net Income Drop
Rock Island lines report February net operating income fell by 435,814 dollars from February 1924 and showed a decrease versus January. The announcement outlines a net income decline for February.
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Chicago
Mar
Rock Island Lines
Lead Price Cut by American Smelting and Refining Co
The American Smelting and Refining Co reduced lead price from 8 3/4 to 8 1/2 cents per pound in New York on March 80 AP file.
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New York
American Smelting & Refining Co
Salt Lake Fire Chief Bywater Faces Commission Review
The Salt Lake City commission delayed decision on Fire Chief William H. Bywater, whose resignation was sought by 100 fire department members citing alleged profanity toward firefighters. Bywater, a former president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, denies the charges in a letter to the commission.
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Salt Lake
Mar
City Commission
William H. Bywater
Fire Department
Bywater
The
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Senate to Review Extended Evidence and Findings
The committee reports extensive sessions and evidence but details will remain private until they are presented to the Senate at the December regular session.
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Senate
Revenue body finishes probe
The special senate committee investigating the internal revenue bureau concluded its hearings today. Chairman Couzens said investigators may continue on tax cases until June 1 when the investigation will be formally closed. He added statements would be issued periodically as agents submit.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Couzens
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Riady
Wilson Packers
New Orleans
Loyola Seismograph
Rochester
N. Y
Schuyler Colfax Jr
South Bend
Ind
Eastman Kodak Company
Eddie Kane
Tommy Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Harry Wills
Pinehurst
N. C
Walter Hagen
Jock Hutchinson
Joe Kirkwood
Emmett French
Wagnitz
North Pocatello
Navy
McKinley Ave
Oscar Garrett
Blanche Gustin
Queen Esther Tircre
Gustin
South Johnson
Kensington
BIG Armour
Dance Palace
Compan
Wabash Ave
Chicago, Ill
Ivi
N. Main
Frompt Parcel Post Service
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