State Board Must Choose Commissioner
Tridene Special Boise May 30 The most important duty before the state board of education is choosing a commissioner of education. The June 1 meeting at Moscow coincides with the University of Idaho graduation exercises. Candidates include Boise Mayor E B Sherman Miss Ethel Redfield and others. salary and harmonizing state education factions are key issues. Superintendent Turner of Payette is favored by many school heads and University of Idaho authorities.
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Boise
State Board of Education
Moscow
University of Idaho
Sere Spoiv
Idaho Technical Institute
North
Hewuth
W. BR. Siders
Pocatello
C F
Moust
Beisenave
E. B. Sherman
Ethel Redfield
RB. H. Sneder
Idaho Falls
C.D. Brock
Wallsece
Norman B. Adkison
J. B. Turner
Payette
Lewiston Normal
Turner
Paytte
Boise Man Narrowly Escapes Drowning in Canal
William Fallinger, a May 1 incident in Boise, slipped into flood waters at Readgate headgate but was saved by a projecting feature and cries from nearby herders. He attributes the escape to the headgate projection. rescued unharmed. He is a longtime employee of the United States reclamation service.
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Boise
William Fallinger
Vallinger
United States Reclamation Service
Store Changes Hands in Blackfoot Jewelry Firm
Blackfoot May 1 reports R A English sold his interest in Becles jewelry company to Don F of Sé Falls. R A Wright assumes charge of the store. English and his wife plan to visit Salt Lake City to see Mr English’s brother.
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Blackfoot
R. A. English
On Jewelry Co
Becles
Don F
R.A. Wright
English
Joan
Salt Lake City
Mr. English
Commander Denoyer Dies in California While Visiting Daughter
Martin W. Denoyer, 44, prominent electrician and eminent commander of Twin Falls Knights Templar, died suddenly in Long Beach California while visiting his daughter Miss Viola Denoyer. He had been a longtime electrical engineer with Westinaz House Electric and came to this city in 1896. The final heart failure struck abruptly during his visit.
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Twin Fells
Martin W. Denoyer
Citizens Electric Company
Knights Templar
Long Beach
Cal
Viola Denoyer
Russell Denoyer
California
Denoyer
Westinaz House Electric Company
West 0
Utilities Commission Overruled Water Case
Boise May 1 Members of the public utilities commission declined to state Wednesday on the decision Tuesday setting aside the commission order of 1923 valuing Boise Water Co property. President Be Thompson said the opinion is studied to show how the commission was overruled and what new proceedings may be needed Hawley and Hawley were water company attorneys A revaluation per Supreme Court principles must now be had and new utility variation cases may follow
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Boise
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Boise Water Company
A Be Thompson
Hawley
Water Company
Murray
Pocatello Water Company
Blackfoot News Briefs Highlight Travel Plans and Local Events
Alex Stewart of Los Angeles and Yellowstone passes through Blackfoot en route to Yellowstone to open a filling station amid expectations of record auto traffic. Spring field and Aberdean hosts Boys and Girls clubs organizers, while legal matters include a preliminary hearing for Gardner and Lester on grand larceny charges. Mrs Waddupps treated in Idaho Falls after a train injury. Blackfoot high school seniors present Come Out of the Kitchen at the Orpheum tonight.
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Blackfoot
Alex Stewart
Los Angeles
Yellowstone
M. L. Tillery
George Morrison
Vocatel
Springfield
Aberdean
York
C. C. Clarke
Harold York
California
Prescott Burrell
Burrell
M. I. Leonhard
Boise
Harry Holden
Idaho Falls
Nathans
J Gardner
Roy Lester
Mackay
Roy Waddupps
McCammon Residents and Visitors Report Local Happenings
McCammon residents and visitors are noted in a Tribune Special from May 1. Mrs E W Reibe and Miss Marguerite Green visited in Pocatello. William H Francis of Pocatello Life Insurance visited McCammon. The Lamonts, formerly of McCammon now in Opal Wyo, came with daughter Helen for medical care. The Lewis family returned from Boise and resumed work at the City Market. Evan Christensen and family returned from Boane with business ties. Leroy Orgill welcomed a daughter born April 23. Corwin and Mrs Rebbo visited Pocatello. W H Edwards was ill the past week.
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McCammon
E. W. Reibe
Marguerite Green
Pocatello
William H. Francis
Life Insurance Company
Robert LaMont
Opal
Wye
Helen
Evan Christensen
Lynn
Eunice
Boane
Christensen
Leroy Orgill
Ecorwin
W. Rebbo
W. H. Edwards
Big Store
Unloaded gun claims boy victim in Idaho incident
William Underwood of Rigby was seriously wounded when an allegedly unloaded .22 target pistol discharged while he held the muzzle against his stomach during trigger fixing. The bullet struck the stomach, damaged the femoral artery and vein, threatening his leg. Doctors doubt the limb can be saved.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
William Underwood
Rigby
Hospital notes from Idaho Falls report multiple patient updates
Miss Zelda Brammer of Monida is listed as a typhoid patient in the L D S hospital with favorable progress. Daughters are welcomed for Stanley Crowley and James Buck Jr. families. Several local residents undergo minor operations and recoveries. Jacob Jayner and other out of town patients receive care. conditions described as improving.
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L. D
Howplins
Idaho Falls
Zelda Brammer
Monida
Stanley Crowley
James Buck, Jr
South Water Street
M. B. Parkinson
D. B. Richardson
Nampa
H. B Tabb
Lillian Skaar
Route 2
Arthur Hammer
George W. Johnson
Idaho Faux
Joseph Lambourne
Marysville
J. T. Monson
Aberdeen
Dwight Henry
W. Hardesty
Kate Paul
Rexbury
Albert Pincock
Suear City
George Goddard
Dubois
Trade Falls May Show Of Outdoor Sports Film
A sports picture will be shown at the Colonial theatre May 18 and 19 under the Bonneville Sportsmen's association. The film portrays outdoor life with western scenery and highlights southern Utah as a sportsman's paradise. Proceeds fund trout planting in Bonneville county streams.
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Tribune
Trade Falls
Colonial Theatre
Bonneville Sportsmen's Association
Utah
Sportsmen's Association
Bonneville County
Idaho Falls Pioneer Jobe Cutter Injured in Fall
Idaho Falls May 1 Jobe Cutter 85 a pioneer is in serious condition at his home after a fall Tuesday. He stepped on a loose board in the rear yard causing him to fall with vertebrae dislocated at the base of the spine.
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Idaho Falls
Jobe Cutter
Pioneer William E Price Dies in Milo at 61
William E Price a Milo area pioneer died at a local hospital Wednesday after a long illness. Born in Utah he was 61. He is survived by his wife and twelve children. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon in the L D S Church at Milo.
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Tribune
Maho Falls
William E. Price
Milo
Utah
L. D
Doan's Pills End Kidney Strain Says Hambuser
A Pocatello barber shop owner testifies Doan's Pills cured kidney weakness after long standing fatigue and back pain. He describes disordered secretions, sore lower back, and a revived health after using the product. The ad cites Foster Milburn Buffalo NY as the maker and price 60 cents.
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Doan
Pocatello
Hambuser
Main St
N. Custer St
Saya
Dean
Dan
Foster-Milburn Mifra
Buffalo
N. Y
Mutual seeks lower long haul rates for cream in Idaho
Boise May 1 AP Testimony was heard by J Harrisman examiner for the Utah state commerce commission in the Mutual Creamery of Salt Lake City vs railroad lines including Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Great Northern and Northern Pacific. The Mutual seeks reduced rates from Idaho to Salt Lake and Portland. Idaho Dairy Association opposes noting broader rate cuts needed for all dairy to avoid closing creameries. Witness C Mitchell of Challenger Creamery Los Angeles testified. Idaho ships about six million pounds of butter annually to Los Angeles and California markets. dairy capital in Idaho totals thirty million dollars. Intervener argues rate cuts could give Mutual a near monopoly on creamery products and enable price fixing.
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Boise
Vhursaay Weivre J. Hiarraman
Eater
Amo
Idaho
Salt Lake
Portland
Idaho Dairy Products Association
Idaho Creamerie
C. Mitchell
Challenger Creamery and Butter Company
Los Angeles
California
New Idaho Agriculture Commissioner Takes Charge
W. J. Kjosness assumed duties as Idaho commissioner of agriculture at 5 pm Thursday. He previously led county agent work and university extensions. His first act is to appoint Ronald E Wood of Mutual Creamery as director of dairying under the 1925 legislature provisions.
Salt Lake to San Francisco Bridge Opens June 12
The 41 mile straight highway across the Great Salt Lake desert will open to traffic June 12 officials said. Utah State Road Commissioner Howard Means announced the opening, marking the only direct Salt Lake City to San Francisco route.
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Salt Lake City
Thendover Cnutoff
Great Salt Lake Desert
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Howard Means
Utah
Idaho Falls Student Dies After Prolonged Illness
May Anderson aged 15, a Central School pupil, died in a local hospital after a prolonged illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry J Anderson, well known stock buyers of Idaho Falls.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
May Anderson
Central School of Idaho Fells
Henry J. Anderson
Anderson
Wife Punishes Husband on Minn Street Incident
An unusual scene near the Perrine hotel on Minn Street involved a wife attacking her husband and a second woman. Bystanders, including J. E Roberts, witnessed the wife kick and punch the man for about a block toward the post office corner, accusing him of seeing the other woman.
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J. E Roberts
Minn Street
Perrine
Russia Denies Involvement in Bulgarian Turmoil
Rome May 1 AP The Soviet government of Russia disclaims responsibility for recent troubles in Bulgaria. Ambassador M Kergenszoff said in Rome that communists condemn terrorism but Soviet interference in other nations is not occurring and revolutions in the Balkans predate the Soviet regime.
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Rome
Russia
Bulgaria
M. Kergenszoff
Kergenzoff
Balkans
No Chance for Reds in Germany Election
New York May 1 AP Herbert Guttman director of the Dresdener bank and leading financier said von Hindensburg's election as Germany's president will not affect U S German banker relations. He doubted any bolshevik influence and predicted no spread of propaganda under the new regime.
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New York
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Germany
Herbert Guitman
Dresdener Bank
Ser
von Hindes Burg
Guttman
East Has Become Interested in Idaho
Boise May 1 Such is the conclusion of R M D Childs a Boise business man who just returned from a tour through the Atlantic and mid western states Everywhere Idaho is mentioned as a fruitful field for investment and an incomparable summer playground The main line celebration brought publicity to Boise rodeos and winter sports carnivals already appear on the engagement books of pleasure seekers
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Boise
Lidaho
R M. D. Childs
Atlantic
Mid-West
Odd Fellows Celebrate Their 106th Anniversary
In Blackfoot on Wednesday evening the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs marked the 106th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America with a joint meeting at the Odd Fellows hall. A program featured songs and readings by local groups and a keynote address on Odd Fellowship by Leon J. Chapman, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Blackfoot
Odd Fellowship In
Snyder Elected Head Idaho Falls Rotary
Idaho Falls May 1 R H Snyder city superintendent of schools was elected president of the Idaho Falls Rotary club at their annual election and monthly dinner meetings held Wednesday evening succeeding E W Rowles. The board of directors were named as follows Oscar Johanneson E W Rowles C F Ames John Poitevin G Clyde Baldwin and Frank McClure. Unanimous endorsement of the American Legion plan for a Fourth of July celebration in Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
R. H. Snyder
Boy Scout Mayors to Serve Saturday in Twin Falls
Fred Barny, an Eagle Scout, elected Thursday, will serve as Twin Falls mayor Saturday. Scouts chosen in Buhl, Filer, Kimberly and Twin Falls will fill town posts for the day, with county school and highway officials and municipal officers arranging duties.
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Twin Falls
Fred “Arney
Buhl, Filer, Kimberly
Waking it easy for the sailors
Washington reports a special pact allows immediate conversion of up to 2 million dollars to Australian currency for the U S fleet payroll while in Australian waters. The agreement eases pay for sailors during forthcoming cruises and shoreside spending.
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Washington
Freakish Weather Disrupts Yorkshire Plans
In Leeds on May 1 a six hour snow storm struck the moors after brief spring sunshine. The northern pro golf tournament at Keighley was postponed and the Crewe union’s thousand mile ride was altered as farmers rushed to protect lambs.
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Leeds
England
Yorkshire
Keighley
Crele Union
Studebaker Posts First Quarter Net Profits Rise
New York May 1 AP reports Studebaker corporation earned net profits of 2 605 780 for the first quarter of 1925, up 62 521 from the same period last year, announced by President A A Erskine.
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New York
Studebaker Corporation
A. A. Erskine
Tax receipts fall in Washington first quarter 1925
Washington income tax receipts for the first quarter of 1925 declined by 67 641 369 41 dollars compared with the same period in 1924, the treasury shows.
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Washington
The
Treasury
The Key to Success Advertised Remedy
An old advertisement touts a pill product claimed to aid liver and stomach issues and prevent appendicitis. It promises quick relief and urges purchase at Cook's Drug Store and general druggists nationwide.
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Cook
Clues to Identity of Safe Crackers
Circumstantial evidence grows linking the Westia post office robbery to the Barber commission vault theft. County officers spent the day on the case, noting no arrests but presenting a possible gang involved. A two-man pair in a disreputable old car matches both crimes with similar methods and directions of escape.
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Westia
Barber Commissa
Potatoes Reach Season High in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls reports potatoes at 1.85 to the grower as the season nears end. Dealers say only a few scattering cars remain in the Idaho Falls district and by mid May most potatoes will be cleaned up.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Aight
Resignation At Kiwanis Club Meeting
Blackfoot May 1 The Kiwanis club saw R A English resign as secretary and Walker Davis named to fill the post. Guests included R A Wright Grenner stead and Len Cone. President L C Collins presided Rex B Dunlap led songs with Mrs Dunlap at the piano. next week the membership and classification committee will host.
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Resigas
Tribune
Blackfoot
Kiwanis Club
R. A English
Walker Davis
R. A. Wright
R. A. English
Grennerstead
Toy Drug
Len Cone
L. C. Collins
Rex B. Dunlap
Dunlap
New Invention Brings Comfort to Rupture Sufferers
A rupture expert touts a newly developed invention claimed to provide relief and comfort to thousands suffering from ruptures. The device promises practical support and improved quality of life for patients seeking dependable therapy.
Free Collings rupture treatment demonstration
A public notice invites ruptured men women and children to a free Collings system demonstration on May 4. It promises relief from trusses without surgery and offers to send a representative to apply the treatment at no cost, stating hours and the need to bring the notice.
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Collings
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Snyder
Tribune Special
Boy Scout Mayors
H. E. Carl
Yellowstone Pocatello, Idaho
Carl
Capt. Collings
Yellowstone Hotel
Capt
W. A. Collings, Inc
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