Rum Block Success Reported Off Atlantic Coast
A New York AP dispatch notes a semi official cruise from Narragansett Pier to Atlantic City found only twelve rum carrying ships in the area. The coast guard blockade, in effect since May 5, guarded vessels in twelve berths with no contraband liquor entering the country.
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New York
Atlantic
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Atlantic City
N. J
Coast Guard
Stephen 8. Yeandle
F. C. Billard
Long Island
Prohibition Patrol Foils Rum Run Off San Pedro Coast
Coast guard reports success in curbing illicit rum shipments off San Pedro and nearby shores. The Vaughan, under Captain A Woods, intercepted rum runners as ships abandoned their coastal liquor conquests and retreated to sea and land.
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San Pedro
Calif
Coast Guard
Vaughan
A. Woods
Rum running centers on Long Island seen idle as blockade bites
A New London to Sandy Hook cruise confirmed coast guard claims the blockade is dispersing rum fleets. Inspectors found three major hubs off New York New Jersey Block Island and Montauk Point with many rum runners idle. 38 vessels were down to seven at the famous New York rum row.
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New London
Yeandle
United States
Navy not needed in rum control says Coolidge
President Coolidge favors keeping navy out of rum smuggling patrols off the coasts. Coast Guard would handle liquor runners with existing appropriations around 11 million dollars. Governors’ views will shape whether a defense muster occurs this year on July 4.
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Washington
United States Navy
Coolidge
Navy
National Defense
Coast Guard
Congress
General Pershing
Border Conference Opens On Liquor Drug Control
Official representatives of the United States and Mexico meet in El Paso for a border conference to curb liquor and drug traffic and tighten migration regulations. The talks start Monday and are expected to last several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
United States
Mexico
Masons Called to Meeting at Masonic Temple May 17
Portneuf No. 18 and Keystone Lodge No. 81 Masons are asked to gather at the Masonic Temple on Sunday May 17 at 2 o'clock to conduct services for W. P. Collins. Rusk WM.
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Portneufi No
Keystone Lodge No
Masonic Temple
W. P. Collins
Traveling Salt Lake visitor stirs lobby chatter at Bannock
A Salt Lake traveler staying at a local hotel amused guests by flirting at a party hosted by the Idaho chamber of commerce in Pocatello. He quipped about a dancing charm and a line about “haunting rhythm” as cocktails flowed. The poster noted friends from Idaho, Utah excursionists, and several visiting delegates at the Bannock and St. Marie hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Tribune
USCT
Idaho
Utah
Castle
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock
Pren Moore
Toise
Poultry Extension Division
University At Moscow
I. H. Nash
Boise
Schweikharz
R. A. Harding
EE. Pier
C. D. Erb
Salt Lake Hardware Co
G. DeMoisy
Wurroughs Adding Machine Co
Ogden
Ogden Is In Town For the Week-End. Mr. DeMoisy Is Staying At the St. Marie
M. McKinnon
Aberdeen
Doctor McKinnon
St. Marie
E. MckKenna
The
Crow
J. W. Hurd
Buhl
L. E. Ross
Coffee Company
San Francisco
Yellowstone
RK. B. Woodwine
Kellogg’s Company
James R. Keitz
Greater Features, Inc
Salt Lake City
E. W. Sutton
Hailey
J. E. Behr
Chicago
G. R. Bickwell
F. Hoelseher
Prinville
R. H. Robertson
Local Names Appear Across Several Cities
A list of individuals and their home towns includes Ruth Clark of Blackfoot, Farris John son of Blackfoot, Mrs. W. A. Clark of Blackfoot, H. B. Thomas of Salt Lake, RK. A. Ballard of Cokeville, F. M. Pur cell of Denver, Mrs. H. G. Nlobbie of Boise, C. M. Sutton of Salt Lake, Mrs. L. D. O'Neil of Eugene, W. L. Chase of Eugene, William Dauntre of Logan, Elvin Cutler of Preston, H. G. Hobbie of Boise, F. Lydum of Firth, D. Byington of Lava Hot Springs, and G. H. Crawley of Denver.
Local Names Listed in Classified Arrangements
Readable fragments show a roster of individuals and places including Crow Miss May Clark Blackfoot M W Anderson Shoshone W J Wilson Reliance Thomas Pugh J Wells Denver M and Shaw Twin Falls Mrs F Smith Boise Chas Upham Salt Lake Mr and Mrs Cart Provo Mr and Mrs Murdock Provo Ray Wood Kimberley Mr and Mrs W F OBrien San Francisco John Rentyne Zelo.
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San Francisco
John Rentyne
Zelo
List of Names and Places Revealed in Local Directory
A readable fragment lists individuals and their locations including C. L. Bacon San Francisco A L Hicks Salt Lake S J Humphrey Salt Lake A W Workman Burley F E Ross Logan G H Riley Billings M Klein Denver M W Williams Salt Lake Mr and Mrs R B Woodwine Rexburg J Thomas Columbus W P D Turner Salt Lake Derrick Salt Lake E L White Twin Falls R V Rankin San Francisco George C Whitman New York J J O Carroll Salt Lake E R Olds Blackfoot.
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C. L. Bacon
San Francisco
A.L. Hicks
Salt Lake
S. J. Humphrey
A. W. Workman
Burley
F. E. Ross
Logan
G. H. Riley
Billings
M. Klein
Denver
M. W. Williams
R. B. Woodwine
Rexburg
J. Thomas
Columbus
W. PD. Turner
Twin Falls
R. V. Rankin
George C. Whitman
New York
J. J. O'Carroll
E. R. Olds
Blackfoot
Unique Recital at Tech on Tuesday
The certificate recital on Tuesday evening May 19 in Frazier hall features Karl Stoll and Hugh Miller on cornet along with Leigh Gittins and William Holder on clarinet. It marks the first certificate from Tech conservatory of music for those studying wind instruments beyond strings or voice. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier Hall
Karl Stoll
Hugh Miller
Leigh Gittins
William Holder
Tech Conservatory of Music
Doge
Investigation of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul financing
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a formal investigation into the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad’s finances and conduct after it recently entered receivership. The inquiry will cover the company’s history, management, financials, and related practices.
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Washington
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Felder Disbarred by Appellate Court
New York May 16 AP Colonel B Felder a noted criminal lawyer with Gaston B Means former DOJ agent was disbarred by the appellate division of the supreme court Witnesses said Felder Means and Means secretary Elmer W Jarnecke received 65000 from defendants in the glass casket system mail fraud case for staving off prosecutions Felder was fined 10600 Means got two years in prison and 10000 fine Jarnecke pled guilty and faces sentencing in June
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New York
B. Felder
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Felder
Means
Elmer W. Jarnecke
Jarnecke
Explosion Injures Two Sailors Off Sewell Point
An explosion aboard an Italian steamship anchored off Sewell's Point injured two sailors, one seriously. It is believed to have been caused by gas buildup in bunkers, followed by fire extinguished with help from the coast guard cutter Carrabassett and a Norfolk fireboat.
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Norfolk
Sewell’s Point
Coast Guard
Carrabassett
Railroads show strong loadings profits but face upkeep costs
Railroads report strong car loadings and profits for the year, with excellent transportation facilities and promising revenue freight and passenger volumes. Yet maintenance and equipment costs rose, and several states vetoed security measures, complicating financing for line and equipment extensions. Governors and bankers debate equipment trust certificates amid broader rail expansion.
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New York
Fuller
Massachusetts
New England
St. Paul
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Smith
B and O
Staten Island
Earn Money Before Spending It Says Typographical Chief
Indianapolis May 16 AP General prosperity rests on money earned before spending says James M Lynch president of the International Typographical Union after studying living costs He warns workers against heavy future mortgaging He urges tax restraint and economy in government and notes high taxes hinder prosperity He backs local groups to focus on local taxation issues and criticizes excessive government spending while urging prudent personal spending and avoiding costly credit buying.
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Indianapolis
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Lynch
America
Herbert M. Lord
Army and Navy
Veterans Bureau
Postal Service
Friends of the Budget
City of
New York
Coolidge
Mail marriage scheme leads to bond in Omaha case
The Rev Louis Pattmont of Miller Park Christian church and his cousin Oscar Newman were each bond $2000 after arraignment for using the mails to defraud in a mail order marriage scheme with Mrs Annie Ellgass of Newcastle. Ellgass accused them of soliciting wire transfers and not paying her homeward fare after she refused to marry Newman. Both men deny the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Louis Pattmont
Miller Park
Oscar Newman
Annie Ellgass
Newcastle
Pattmont
Newman
Bought Baby for a Hundred
An autopsy linked the infant death to a fractured skull and admission by a woman who bought a baby for $100. Investigators focus on the baby home of Mrs Helene Auguste Geisen Volk where four infants died. Rose Fielhart admits buying a girl. midwife Florentine Vosahle signed the birth certificate naming Mr and Mrs Fielhart as parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helene Auguste Geisen-Volk
Rose Fielhart
Geisenfolk
Flore
Chapman Seeks Reprieve In Policeman Murder Case
Hartford May 16 Gerald Chapman seeks a stay of execution next week from Governor Trumbull after his death sentence for killing a New Britain police officer. His counsel Nathan Friedman said the reprieve would hold until the New England Supreme Court of Errors rules on the appeal, which won’t be decided before October or November. The execution date was set for June 25 by Judge Newell Jennings.
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Hartford
Conn
Trumbull
Gerald Chapman
New Britain
Nathan C. Friedman
Supreme Court of Errors
Chapman
Newell Jennings
Gas Marshals Spot Motorists Across the Iowa River
Des Moines May 16 AP State Treasurer R E Johnson and a small group of gas marshals plan to continue spotting Iowa motorists who cross the river at Davenport to haul tax free gas into Rock Island The gas department said it will expand the program to border cities if similar activity is found So far marshal activity has involved recording license numbers of motorists who drive to Rock Island to evade the tax
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Des Moines
R. E. Johnson
Iowa
Davenport
Rock Island
Boise LDS tabernacle to be occupied Sunday
Boise Idaho May 16 the new Latter Day Saints tabernacle at Ninth and Washington Streets will be occupied Sunday announced by Herbert Q Hale president of the Boise stake Interior work is finished and final touches are under way The tabernacle represents a stake wide appropriation last fall to provide Boise with a creditable church edifice it includes office quarters for the stake and large assembly and class rooms for instruction in doctrine and methods
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LD. Gs
Boise
Latter Day Saints Tabernacle
Ninth and
Washington Streets
Herbert Q. Hale
Hale
Boise Stake
Koise Stake
Duke Divorce Suit Ends as Decree Recognized Final
Justice Glegerich dismisses Mrs. Lillian N Duke's challenge to a New Jersey decree granting a divorce from tobacco magnate James Buchanan Duke. The ruling recognizes the 20 year old decree as final, denying further contest.
Five Hundred Athletes Gather for Far East Games in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on May 16, 500 athletes from China Japan and the Philippine Islands assembled to compete as part of the Far Eastern Games. The event proceedings continued through the week with multiple teams set to participate.
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Philadelphia
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Big Prize Dance at Commercial Hall Saturday Night
Commerce hall hosts a big prize dance Saturday night with Mc Ilveen Bros. providing music. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Hall
McIlveen Bros
Archibald Funeral Planned for Monday Morning
Howard Archibald funeral set for Monday at 10 AM from his parents home 654 South Seventh Avenue with private services conducted by Rev Wim Ewing of the Methodist church Interment at Mountainview Cemetery under MeHan Undertaking Company direction
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Howard
Archibald
H. Archibald
South Seventh Avenue
Wim. Ewing
Methodist Church
Mountainview Cemetery
MeHan Undertaking Company
Trapshooting Meet Between Pocatello and Glenns Ferry
The Union Pacific Athletic association event between Pocatello and Glenns Ferry takes place Sunday at 9 am at the Pocatello Trapshooting club grounds before the local club’s regular shoot. Meanwhile Mrs. Howard A. Archibald and Mrs. Ruth Hendricks, hurt in Wednesday’s auto crash near Inkom, were reported improving. doctor says rumors of a slight recovery chance are unfounded.
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Pocatello and
Glenn's Ferry
Union Pacific Athletic Association
Pocatello Trapshooting Club
Glenn’s Ferry
Howard A. Archibald
Ruth Hendricks
Inkom
H. C. Irwin
Community Announcements and Club Events
The Lincoln P T A meets Monday at 7 30 with Judge Hyde as speaker and Mrs Will Smith reporting on the state convention. Mooseheart Legion dance tonight at K of C hall with Helen Robins orchestra. Round-up Club breast-pin meeting May 1% at the Y to discuss membership and reports from Mr Wolf. Radiant Chapter Eastern Star initiations this evening at the Masonic temple. Y M C A boards meet Monday at noon near the Y Grill during lunch hour.
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Lincoln P.T. A
Judge Hyde
Will Smith
Mooseheart Legion
K. of C. Hall
Moose and Legionnaires
Helen Robins
Round U
Wolf
Cowboys Ross, Hinckley
Sloan
Williams
Radiant Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Y. M. C. A. Boards of Directors
Neighbor Mine Poem Teaches Third Graders About Litter
A fragmentary poem taught to third graders warns of barrels in alleys and paper litter in wind. It urges care and hands that keep the city clean, signed by Frances G Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances G, Jewett
Pocatello High School All of a Sudden Peggy staged in Frazier hall
Friday evening in Frazier hall the Pocatello high school presented All of a Sudden Peggy a comedy in three acts The cast with Irma Williams Thelma Petersen Alan Chalmers Kenneth Ridgeway John Wheeler Lucile Holland Mary Cosgrove Wilbur Lawrence Harold Stowell Rett a Wright and Mrs R Fo paved the way to a successful performance The audience enjoyed the lively acting and well timed humor with Mrs Fo credited for coaching.
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Frazier Hall
Pocatello High School
Peggy
Irma Williams
Lady Crackenthorpe
Lord Crackenthorpe
Thelma Petersen
Millicen Keppel
Alan Chalmers
Archie Phipps
Mr. Chalmers
Majo Phipps
Jimmy Keppel
Kenneth Ridgeway
Ridgewa
John Wheeler
Anthony
Lucile Holland
Miss Holland
Constan
Mary Cosgrove
Mrs. Calquion
Wilbu Lawrence
Parker
Jack Menzies
Collins Funeral Sunday Afternoon
Walter P. Collins arrived here from Oakle Kan. for funeral services at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Congregational church with Rev. G S Sloan officiating. The Masonic quartet will provide music and Portneuf lodge grave services follow. He worked for Short Line and as road master at Shoshone, and has 15 years with the Union Pacific system. A sister, Mrs. R Coles, lives at 210 South Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Collins
Oakle Kan
Congregational Church
G. S. Sloan
Masonic
Portneuf
Collins
Shoshone
Union Pacific System
R Coles
South Johnson
Ladies Night Observed by Methodist Brotherhood
The Methodist brotherhood met last Friday with 72 in attendance for a Ladies Night. A bountiful dinner preceded a talk by John L. B of The Idaho State Journal. Miss Mabel Beakley gave a notable elocution, and the Tech male quartet performed. no meetings will be held until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Brotherhood
John L. B
Idaho State Journal
Brady
Christi Church
America
Mabel Beakley
Tech
Rende
Brotherhood
Utah Weather and Oriole Chicken Dinner Notice
Showers expected tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Special chicken dinner at the Oriole Sunday from 5 30 to 8 30 p m with a price of 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
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