Blackfoot Welcomes Salt Lake Delegation At Fair Luncheon
A Salt Lake City delegation arrived in Blackfoot and toured local sites before a luncheon in their honor at Knights of Pythias hall. Officials spoke of Utah Idaho friendship and cooperation, with Sam K. Smith detailing the visit goals. Music by the University of Utah Giles club accompanied the event.
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Fight to Save Ice Caves From Private Exploitation
Hailey moves to preserve the ice caves between Timmerman hills and Shoshone as a national monument or state park. The Hailey Commercial Club unanimously opposes private sale and directed its delegation to Idaho lawmakers to act.
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Bonneville County Offenders Taken to Penitentiary
Idaho Falls reports six Snake River Valley inmates transported to the state prison. Captain Welker, with Sheriff Criddle, oversees the transfer from Bonneville County. The Rexburg youths Ausieun Christiansen Ray Sargent George Johnson and Melwood Nielsen face indeterminate terms from 17 months to 14 years for a heinous crime against a young girl. Other prisoners include Ray Gale of Rexburg jailed for bad checks and Frank Lapier of St Anthony serving 1 to 14 years for grand larceny.
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Desert Road to Arco Progressing Rapidly Across 50 Miles
Idaho Falls on May 16 reports a desert road from Idaho Falls to Arco advancing quickly. Built by public subscriptions and volunteer work over more than 50 miles, it promises to become a premier dirt road in the county. The route will open vast mining trade and position Idaho Falls as a gateway to central Idaho while offering a new scenic path from Yellowstone to the Craters of the Moon via a shorter route.
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Local visitors and residents enjoy park picnic and baths
In Lava Hot Springs on May 16 about 35 girls from St Joseph's school Pocatello joined others for a picnic at the state park and a swim in the natatorium. Local residents and visitors from Pocatello and Rock Springs also traveled for visits and baths. The piece notes bank reserves in New York showing a $65.677 million excess, up $42.376 million from the prior week.
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New Belgian Cabinet Formed Under Van de Vyvere
Van de Vyvere forms a new Belgian cabinet to succeed Theunis government. He will hold finance and premiership. Leon Theodor becomes master of justice. General Hollebant takes national defense. Other portfolios stay with incumbents. Theunis resigned April 5 after socialist gains. Vandervelde and Baron Degueville failed to form cabinets before.
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Dawes Plan Under Fire At Philadelphia Meeting
The American Academy of Political and Social Science discussed Dawes Plan effects on world peace. Oscar T. Crosby warned the plan only buys time, as grave national interests and passions remain, with no centralized court or force to enforce disarmament.
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Russia demands return of jewels from Yugoslavia
Moscow May 16 AP Maxim Litvinoff assistant foreign affairs minister demanded the return by Yugoslavia of jewels and other valuables seized by General Wrangel during the Russian civil war and later handed to the Yugoslav government. The items stored in a Leningrad safe vault were seized by Wrangel. Litvinoff said Yugoslav banks offered help to recover the owners’ property and warned Russia will hold Yugoslavia responsible for losses.
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Lewis Confident of Quick Wins in Heavyweight Title Bouts
Chicago May 16 Ed Strangler Lewis predicts swift defeats for rivals after Decoration Day match with Wayne Monn. He instructed his manager to sign up other contenders, signaling confidence in securing the disputed heavyweight wrestling title.
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Ticket Sale Stop Stopped by New York Authorities
NY authorities ordered the sale of tickets for any Semend boxing show at Yankes stadium halted. The action followed unspecified regulatory concerns prompting an emergency step.
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