Bechler road funding blocked despite local support
Pocatello chamber of commerce learned from National Park highways director in Washington that no appropriation can fund the Bechler road from Ashton to Yellowstone this year. First available funds must bolster Yellowstone’s existing roads. Governor Moore is advised. Local groups oppose converting prior Bechler funds to general park road service.
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B. J. Fieldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Mather
National Park Highways
Washington, D. C
Ashton
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Moore
Idaho
Bechler
Pocatello
The
Park
Chambers of Commerces
Logan
Hugh Rankin
Ashton Chamber
General Fund For Park Road Service
Ontario beer debuts with mixed crowds across Windsor and Toronto
On opening day the 4.4 percent beer drew modest crowds in Windsor with a larger showing in hotels near the dock as Detroit workers crossed the border. Toronto saw lineups but no great excitement as the beverage went on sale across the province amid varying opinions on taste and safety.
Rockingham Park to Become Auto Speedway in Salem
Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire long known as a major New England race track has changed ownership and will be transformed into a modern auto speedway. Tribune Want ads note results and market activity surrounding the deal.
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Rockingham Park
Salem
N. H
New England
Maine posse hunts woods after Lake Maranacock attack
In Winthrop on May 21 AP reports a second pursuit in northern New England for a gunman who shot Mrs. Emma M. Towns and abducted her niece Aida Heyward after setting fire to a cottage at Lake Maranock. Towns is hospitalized with two bullet wounds. a prior case in Vermont ended with the suspect acquittal.
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Winthrop
Maine
New England
Emma M. Towns
Lake Maranacock
Aida Heyward
Earl Woodward
Lucille Chatterton
Vermont
Woodward
Europe Dodges the Debt Item
Washington reports overnight wires show Europe pressing for settlement ideas on interallied debts. France may link debt payments to German reparations. Mussolini urges preferred status for Italy amid debt talks. Epoca says US aims to debt payments to back disarmament and currency stabilisation, with Briand and Caillaux to form a finance committee for talks with the American debt commission.
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Washington
London
William R. Green
Ways and Means
France
Germany
Baltimore Sun
Italy
Mussolini
Senate
Rome
Epoca
United States
Americca
Excelsior
Briand and Caillaux
Paris
France Promises To Be Punctual In Debts
Paris May 21 AP Le Matin recalls Rene Viviani 1921 Washington pledge that France would be punctual with debts as it was on the battlefield Our word is as good for money as for blood The paper notes American friends hinting at a possible moratorium while France counts on U S friendship similar to Franklin's wartime debt delay.
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Paris
United States
le Matin
Rene Viviani
France
Washington
Viviani
American Friends of France
Herriot
America
Benjamin Franklin
Lightning kills two in Joplin mine shaft tragedy
In Joplin Missouri on May 21 lightning struck a coal mine shaft 150 feet down killing 22 year old William Frie who stood near a steam pipe and fatally burning him near the heart and leg. Roy Finix a hoistman was stunned and Frie’s stepfather H Frizzell helped pull Frie from the shaft. Frie had long feared lightning after a childhood accident. The body was brought to surface in a mine tube.
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Joplin
Roy Finix
Holsterman
William Frie
Frie
H. Frizzell
Frizzell
Frizell
Battle for Moderator in Presbyterian Assembly
In Columbus on May 21 the 137th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church opened with liberal and fundamentalist factions vying for moderatorship. William Jennings Bryan supports Dr W Ooe of Ohio State, while Dr L A McAfee of Berkeley backs the opposing side. The assembly also plans to exscind the New York Presbytery over alleged liberal utterances and to organize a permanent judicial commission to hear charges.
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Columbus
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
W. O. Aoe
Ohio State University
Thermanent Judicial Commission
New York Presbytery
Evolution Law to Be Tested in Tennessee Schools
Dayton Tennessee May 21 AP Events move toward the second stage of the test of Tennessee law prohibiting evolution teaching in public schools. Judge Raulgan set a special session May 25 to speed the case toward the supreme court. Professor John Stopes faces charges for teaching science in Rhea County schools amid a broad legal team. Neal argues the law conflicts with religious freedom and separation of church and state. The article also notes a 28 inch long cigar presented to a New York politician weighing over five pounds.
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Dayton, Tenn
John T. Raulgan
Supreme Court
John T. Scdpes
Rhea Nty
John R. Neal
Stopes
Joint-Base Aims At Neuritis Relief In Quick Rub
An advertisement promotes Joint-Base as a quick penetrating remedy for neuritis. It claims localized or widespread nerve involvement and notes the product rubs in within a minute leaving no skin residue. The copy asserts relief from stiffness swelling and pain with daily use priced at 60 cents.
Everymans Investment in French Bonds Under Scrutiny
In the face of French market volatility investors wonder whether to hold or sell French dollar bonds. The analysis argues francs' value matters little for dollar securities unless France defaults on external debt, which remains unlikely given France's ability to pay and overall low external obligations.
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France
Dorothy Ellingson Sanity Declared Reopens Murder Trial
In San Francisco on May 21 AP reports Dorothy Ellingson aged 17, labeled a jazz girl, is to be returned to Napa State Hospital after 30 days of observation found her sane. The trial for the murder of her mother, originally opened last March, is to resume with defense and relatives awaiting next steps.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Napa State Hospital
Demne
Detroit Motor Trade Booms Amid Open vs Closed Car Debate
Detroit reports strong automobile demand with closed models dominating production. Industry leaders predict a prolonged buying season beyond spring while open cars fade from demand. Bundled data show Hudson price cuts and supply strategies, with Ford competition and regional dealer shifts amid rising employment and pay boosts for street railway workers in Georgia and utility payroll growth in Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Company
Cleesa
Maxwell and Hudson
Packard
Hudson Company
Hudson
Ford
Oye
Mts
Banks and
Yee
By . J. Miller
Pevenne Agen
Ississippi
Mrousis Ménad
Mississippi
de Forda
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
League of Nations to hold children's welfare commission meeting
The reorganized League of Nations commission for child protection and welfare has its initial meeting today in Geneva. The item mentions officers including Gerardo Machado Morales and Carlos de la Rosa and notes some unclear text about Seemaly 3s in Bepenton Yacura ot The.
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League of Nations’ Reorganized Commission For the Protection of Children
Geneva
Gerardo Machado Morales
Carlos de la Rosa
Seemaly 3S
Bepenton
Yacura
IMASS MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT IN Pocatello
A mass meeting of Po catello citizens is set for Friday at 7 PM in the Auditorium Theatre to vote on raising the tax levy by two and three quarters mills. State law limits the levy to ten mills unless citizens approve an increase. City officials say the higher levy is needed to fund the department. A two-thirds vote is required. a council meeting will follow.
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Pocatello
Auditorium Theatre
Woman Testifies Frazier Is Son in Court
In Minneapolis a mother declares Arthur Frazier is her son during his identification trial as Arthur Lopez-Frazier collapses in court. He is taken to hospital in critical condition while the jury weighs if he is the veteran Arthur Frazier or the claimant Arthur Lopez.
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Minneapolis
Harrah Frazier
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Arthur Frazier
Arthur Lopez
Frazier
Arthur Lopez- Frazier
Mechanical Engineers pick a single candidate for officers
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers adjourned its annual convention in Milwaukee to meet next spring in San Francisco after the nomination committee reported. Officers will be elected by mail, with only one candidate named for each post led by William L. Abbott of Chicago for president. Also noted, WCAU Philadelphia began operation of a new wavelength 24 meters with conflicts with other eastern Class A stations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
San Francisco
William L. Abbott
Chicago
WCAU
Philadelphia
Cave Man Wedding Captivates New Orleans Crowd
New Orleans May 20 AP William Rumsey 35 bookkeeper a cave man wedding hero resumed juggling figures at a downtown office. His bride Corrine Walter 20 who was rushed into matrimony after Rumsey appeared at her workplace stayed at home to preside over a bungalow the couple shared. Police and reporters found them after a day and night search. Rumsey said he waited eight years for this. A bridal corsage, photographs, and a new coffee percolator marked the scene.
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New Orleans
William Rumsey
Corrine Walter
Rumsey
Kida
Corrine
Kitche
Special Board Meeting Discussing Highway Sign Ads
A special chamber of commerce board meeting is set for Friday at 4 30 PM to discuss matters of importance including signs for advertising the local chamber along highways.
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Chamber of Commerce
Beer minus kick not popular in Niagara Falls hotels
Niagara Falls Ontario May 21 AP seven of ten hotels applied for permits to sell 4.4 percent beer but none was on sale. The Falls supply waited in local freight yards for release by License Inspector Frank Miller at 10 a.m. It will be cooled before serving and hotels expect sale after noon. Ottawa said beer is 2.5 percent by American standard, lowering interest among drinkers. No rush at international bridges. dispensers expect brisk trade later today.
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Windsor
Ont
Ontario
Detroit
Prince Edwad Hotel
Henry Henius
Niagara Falls
Standard
Falls
Frank Miller
Ottawa
United States
Navy Secretary Wilbur Charged With Interfering in Trial
Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur was charged in federal court in San Francisco by Assistant Attorney General Grove Fink with attempting to interfere in the United States government’s case against Twain Mitchelson a San Francisco immigration inspector and three Chinese men involving alleged bribery of a federal officer.
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San Francisco
Secretary of the Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
Grove Fink
United States
Twain Mitchelson
Involvin
Western outdoor life meet invites western states and Canada
Fish and game commissioners from western states and Canada are invited to attend a western outdoor life event in Spokane on June 17. The invitation signals a gathering to discuss outdoor recreation and wildlife management among regional authorities.
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Fish and Game Commissioners
Western States
Canada
Spokane
DAM CELEBRATION MEETING OF AMERICAN FALLS COMMITTEE
An informal Am ean Falls celebration committee gathering chaired by Judge O R Baum took place at the Hotel Neck. Attendees included Ma C Ben Ross C A Valentine of Pocatello John W Graham Falls William N Donner Hall Fred Durkee Ameri Falls and Guy Flenner Boise. The finance chair A Valentine announced an evening meeting between general and finance committees to decide on a bus and how much each district will raise.
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Amean Falls
Hotel Neck
O. R. Baum
Ma C. Ben Ross
C. A. Valentine
Wisconsin visit noted for Mrs H P Riggs return to Pocatello
Mrs H P Riggs was visiting in Wisconsin and has returned to Pocatello this morning.
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Wisconsin
H. P. Riggs
Pocatello
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