Baldridge Named Head of Idaho Council of Religious Education
H C Baldridge of Parma Idaho was elected president of the Idaho Council of Religious Education at the second day of the state Sunday school convention in Twin Falls. Other officers include Ernest Bloom as vice president R G Meredith as secretary H Halverson as treasurer and a slate of executive committee members from Boise Twin Falls Caldwell Mountain Home Aberdeen Pocatello.
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Twin Falls
H. C. Baldridge
Parma
Idaho
Idaho Council of Relious Education
Ernest D. Bloom
R. GO. Meredith
Nampa
H. Halverson
Boise
E. L. Ashton
C. J. Antrim
Caldwell
O. FE. Merrell
Mountain Home
Ll. IL
Reverend George Summey Elected Moderator in Presbyterian Assembly
The Reverend George Summey of New Orleans was elected moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States South. He won on the second ballot after Dr. Thornton Whaling of Louisville. About 300 commissioners attended as the sixty-fifth assembly opened in Lenington Kentucky with a week of church business ahead.
Heat Fatality Ties Year’s First in St Louis Weather Record
In St Louis on May 21 a man named Charles Smith, 47, died after exposure as heat reached 91 degrees, the highest temperature ever recorded for May by the weather bureau. The incident marks the season’s first heat fatality in 1925.
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St. Louis
Charles Smith
Weather Bureau
Three Killed in Auto Wreck in Beirut Mission Car
An American, Dr Samuel T Darling of Baltimore, a Rockefeller Foundation doctor, dies in an automobile wreck in Beirut along with Dr Norman Lathian of Britain and Mile Jesson of France. Two others are injured Madame Delmas and Dr Swellengrabel. The League of Nations malaria commission was returning from a survey. Darling was 53 and had been elected to membership in March.
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Beirut
Syria
Samuel T. Darling
Rockefeller Foundation
Malaria Commission
League of Nations
Baltimore
Norman Lathian
Great Britain
Mile Jesson
Madame Delmas
Swellengrabel
Helland
New York
Samuel Taylor Darling
League of Nations Commission
Geneva
Eighteen Houses Razed by Storm in Illinois Towns
A severe storm struck Harrisburg and McLeansboro in southern Illinois causing heavy damage and killing one man. Reports say eighteen houses were leveled in Harrisburg with additional property loss and communication lines disrupted. A transatlantic cable between New York and Rome was mentioned with high transmission speed.
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St. Louis
Hamiltort
Saline
Illinois
Harrisburg
Mr&n
McLeansboro
New York
Rome
Burke Fire Spurs Thirty Damage Suits Against Northern Pacific
In Wallace Idaho on May 22 thirty damage suits totaling 160611 were filed in federal court against the Northern Pacific railway over the Burke Idaho fire of July 12 1922 that destroyed homes and businesses and caused about a million dollars in losses. Plaintiffs accuse railway negligence by its employer.
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Wallace
Idaho
Northern Pacific Railway
Burke
Locomotive Sparks Blamed for Major Conflagration
Officials allege the large fire originated from sparks emitted by a locomotive. Investigators inspect the scene and review railroad equipment to determine exact cause and assign responsibility.
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Religious Education Association
Ernest Bloom
Okeuca
Best Housewives
America
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del Monte
Folger
Golden Gate
Pere
Schillings
Blue Pine
Pwe
Crisco
Tom Cacavas
Northern Pacific
Idaho Town
A. N. Wilson
Kans
Messaline
Uue
Broadway
ARROW
Monarch
Iansite Sons
Ngton
Rede & Rocks
Leghorn
R. J. Rec
J. E. Camron, MD
Carlson
Offica
4Th Ave
Schilling
Mysanga
Schilling Tes
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