Idaho Weather and Crop Summary Week Ending April 28 1923
North Idaho reports below normal temperatures slowing growth with heavy frost but little fruit damage. Moisture is adequate, stock thriving, grains in good condition. Southeast Idaho endures heavy wet snow with sheep losses. winter wheat surviving but much was winter killed and reseeded. Across districts frost, cold, and cool temps limit growth though pastures and alfalfa show strength. Numerous towns report frost impact on berries and gardens, with spring crops and fruit trees in varying stages of bloom.
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North Idaho
Idaho
Tetonia
Teton County
Ponney
Rexburg
Madison County
Ada County
Ustick
Ada
Payette
Ashton
Fremont County
New Meadows
Adams County
Holcomb
Boise County
Twin Falls
Burley
Cassia
Oneida
Spencer
Clark
Aberdeen
Bingham County
Springfield
Kuna
Bliss
Gooding County
Fairfield
Camas
Buhl
Idaho Falls
Bonneville
Pocatello
Bannock County
Caldwell
Canyon County
New Bulgarian Minister Named to Washington
Sofia reports United States approval of Simeon Radeff as Bulgarian minister to Washington. Radeff is currently in Angora negotiating a treaty of friendship with Turkey and other matters.
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Sofia
United States
Simeon Radeff
Washington
M. Radeff
Angora
Eres
Radio Programs Across Stations Highlight Evening Lineups
A listing of KOA KFAE KFI KFOA KGW KJR KEO and other stations shows nightly schedules with music talks organ recitals orchestras and variety programs. Highlights include KOA’s bachelor theme and popular science lesson at 7:30 p m and KFI Los Angeles hosting organ recitals and dance hours.
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KOA
Py Mayor
State College
N. M
KFAE
Pullman
KFI
Los Angeles
KFOA
Seattle
Erne
Hollywood
KGW
Portland
Hoot Owls
Losen
KJR
Britain Shows A Gold Reserve Increase At Bank of England
London May 1 AP The Bank of England states the government plans to build a larger gold reserve amid the return to the gold standard. Gold bullion holdings rise by 72 million pounds as currency notes move into the bullion reserve. The bank also begins publishing gold shipments abroad with 297 thousand pounds withdrawn, including 281 thousand to Switzerland and 100 thousand sovereigns. India receives 87 thousand, Switzerland 10 thousand, Holland 3 thousand.
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London
Bank of England
Winston Churchil
Switzerland
Holland
Egypt
India
Making Race on New Platform
Vice President Dawce reports Walter F Lineberger of Long Beach California has launched a US Senate bid on a reform platform for Senate rules. Lineberger backs the vice president's inaugural address and condemns endless debate that blocks enactment of worthwhile legislation.
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Chicago
Dawce
Walter F. Lineberger
Ong Beach
Calif
United States Senate
Senate
Representative Lineberger
Treasury Department Adopts Radio for Emergency Messages
Washington reports the Treasury Department has approved wider use of radio to transmit emergency non confidential messages to field forces after a six week test with internal revenue officers in multiple cities. Other agencies including Coast Guard and Customs use radio for broad communications with abroad stations and distressed ships.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
The
Treasury
Army
Internal Revenue Bureau
Coast Guard
Customs
San Juan
Porto Rico
Juneau
Alaska
Honolulu
Paris
London
Federal orders resurvey Garfield county Colorado oil field
Federal surveyors are directed to hasten a resurvey of Garfield county Colorado shale district where the interior department expects to uncover fraudulent mineral locations. The field holds more than 100000 barrels potential oil output and six of eight townships have been resurveyed at a cost of 41000. An investigation will probe placer claims for fraud and overlapping mineral locations.
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Washington
Garfield County
Colorado
Interior Department
L Placer
Bulgarian Row Charged Russia Bulgarian Row Charged Russia
In Sofia on May 1 AP reports the Agrarian peasant union denies any connivance with recent terror acts, blaming Moscow gold and condemning Bulgarian émigrés abroad as traitors. The union calls Bulgarians to support law and order. Former Deputy Grantcharoff, hunted for the cathedral bombing plot, was shot after resisting arrest. three Russians were arrested in Philippopol in a cellar with ammunition.
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Sofia
Agrarian Peasant Union
Moscow
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Bulgaria
Grantcharoff
Philippopol
Inquest Reopens Into Death of Foster Child Billy McClintock
Chicago April 30 AP The inquest resumes into the death of William N McClintock allegedly poisoned by typhoid inoculation attributed to foster father William Shepherd who is jailed without bond. The coroner may rule in a case already tied to Shepherd's murder indictment and will then consider Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson deaths.
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Chicago
William N. McClintock
William Dpd
Shepherd
McClintock
Young McClintock
Emma Nelson McClintock
Billy McClintock
Oscar Olson
Canada Starts Exclusion Move
Ottawa May 1 AP W G Mc Quarrie Conservative of New Westminster gave notice of a motion in the house of parliament calling for the exclusion of Asiatic immigration. The motion would ask that industrial and commercial activities of all Orientals in Canada, particularly in British Columbia be restricted by legislation.
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Ottawa
W. G. McQuarrie
New West
Canada
British Columbia
Duties suspended on American corn for two months
Washington May 1 AP American government suspended duties on American corn for two months starting April 27. Consul General Wendell at Mexico reported the suspension by executive decree and officials believe Mexico's corn crops fall short of internal needs.
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Washington
Wendell
Mexico
State Department
Rotary Club Hosts Entertaining Youth Boxing and Wrestling Night
Coach R F Hutchinson staged exhibition boxing and wrestling at Bannock hotel banquet for boys invited by Rotary. The event featured draws in lightweights and featherweights, wins by Beckman over Smith, and a wrestling showcase by Art Chester and Warling, ending with a blindfolded five Tech man battle royal.
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Rotary Club
R. F. Hutchinson
Idaho Technical Institute
Bannock Hotel
Moss
T. R. Nielsen
Ingard Nielsen
Robert Nielsen
J. R. Nielsen
Cora
Pocatello Club
Rotary
Joe McQuade
al. Higson
L. H. Stratford
Hutchinson
Francis Bahan
George Young
Young
Tribune Flash
Beckman
Smith
Glen Gohlson
Merrill
Art’’ Chester
Pocatello
Tech
E. Conan
B. Brown
Rainey Wixtrom
Marvin Wixtrom
Chester
Warling
Robbery at Orpheum Theatre in Kansas City
In Kansas City on May 1 two men held up the Orpheum theatre assistant treasurer. They shot and wounded door guard Sam Rabourn who was with him. Rabourn escaped with $2400.
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Theatre
Kansas City
Orpheum Theatre
Sam Rabourn
London’s Largest Sunday Paper Touts 32 Pages
The largest Sunday newspaper ever issued in London comprised 32 pages, marking a record for size and breadth. The edition showcased expanded content across news, features, and commentary, highlighting the paper’s rising prominence in the city’s media landscape.
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London
Notation on 1925 dog licenses sale at Police Station
Dog licenses for 1925 are on sale at the Police Station. All dogs must be licensed on or before May 10. failure to comply will be dealt with according to the chief of police L. A. Lehrbas.
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An. L. A. Lehrbas
Travelers Aid worker speaks at YWCA on the history of aid
Miss Virginia McMahen, field representative for the National Association of Travelers Aid, spoke to a group at the YWCA detailing the program’s history from its 40 year start by the YWCA to protect women and girls. She explained its shift to serve all travelers and noted Idaho's two operative agencies at Lewiston and Pocatello plus twenty cooperatives.
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Virginia McMahen
National Association of Travelers Aid Societies
Ayentile
Twa
Travelers Aid Work
National Board
Y. W. Imsee
United States
Idaho
Lewiston
Pocatello
National and International
Travelers Aid
National
Travelers Aid Proves Worth in Pocatello for Diverse Travelers
An invaluable aid to travelers including young girls and children traveling alone foreigners aged or ill those who have lost money or tickets or who have not been met by relatives or friends Travelers Aid has long proven its worth in Pocatello.
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Pocatello
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American Falls
Indian Springs Natatorium
American Falls Natatorium CO
Pocatello Time
Carere
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Derby Club
WBAP
Fort Worth
Musicale
Wcoco
Minneapolis
WDAF
Night Hawks
WOAW
Omaha
Elks
Frolie
Britain
Tribune
Watson
Treasury Section
Russia
Delight Boys
Travelers’ Aid Worker Speaks
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Abe Cohan
Winn School of
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