Idaho's blue sky law declared unconstitutional by syndicate
Boise dated May 23 Investors Syndicate of Minneapolis files a federal suit alleging Idaho blue sky law violates constitutional rights. FE W Porter the state finance commissioner is named defendant and injunction seeks to halt actions against the company and withholding renewal of its Idaho license. The suit argues misapplication of permits and security requirements and claims pervasive public misperception of the company’s securities.
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Boise
Idaho
United States District Court
Investors’ Syndicate of
Minneapolis
Minn
W. Porter
Commissioner's Office
Investors’ Company
Porter
Eaint
Bank Commissioner of
Securities Company
Bank Commissioner
Poppy Day Plans in Blackfoot by Ladies Auxiliary
Blackfoot members of the Ladies' auxiliary met Thursday to finalize arrangements for the Poppy Day sale on Saturday. A committee led by Mesdames Uniap Patrie and Robbing will oversee the sale, with Camp Fire Girls selling during the day and some ladies continuing into the evening.
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Blackfoot
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Mesdames
Uniap
Patrie
Robbing
Door of Opportunity Sealed by Stamina and Health
An old promotion ad extols the “Door of Opportunity” opening for the vigorous man. It warns weak nerves and low stamina hinder career progress and touts 8.8.8 as a tonic made from herbs and barks to build strength and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Officials Discuss Protection Forests In Southern Idaho
Ben E. Bush state forester from Moscow arrives in Boise to oversee protection of southern Idaho forests and plan the state forestry program. C. B. Morris Utah assistant chief forester expected to confer on cooperation and boundary lines with Idaho’s southern district below Salmon River.
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Boise
Ben E. Bush
Moscow
City
Idaho
C. B. Morris
Salt Lake
Utah
Kueh
Mush
Utah Forest District
Salmon River
Bancroft News Roundup Includes Travels and School Close
Arthur Ro wer and family plan a Friday sale in Bancroft before visiting Pocatello to spend the week with Mrs. J. Levelland and family. Miss Luia Fisher returns to Oxford after attending local high school, with George Fisher and Phyl Alley accompanying. Jack Warnell arrives after months in California. The Karnei wedding to Luvert White is set for June. Eleanor and Delilah Beamer visit. Teachers take summer plans across multiple cities while the Suncroft schools close for vacation and students enjoy a Java Hot Springs outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Bancroft
Wiuy
Arthur Rower
Pocatello
Wich
J. 4
Levelland
Luia Pisher
George H. ¢Eisner
Oxford
Jack Warnell
California
Karneil
Luvert White
Eleanor
Delilah Beamer
Iolanpo Tecnu
Suncroft
Studiens
Java Hot Springs
Delta Phelphs
A. C
Logan
Florence Bourett
Sringer
Mont
Chamberland
Hays
Salt Lake City
Eliason
Annie Gittings
Melon Brown
Twin Falls
McCracken
Carmen
Idaho
Highn Campbell
Trace
Airs
William Davis
Soda Springs
Local residents make summer travel plans and visitors in Blackfoot
Blackfoot residents list summer trips and visits with several leaving by auto for extended travels to California and Oregon Washington. Mrs. D. Wesley Smith heads to Chicago to visit friends and relatives. The district hosts guests including Mrs. Wolger J. Baird and Jetty of Boise. Local officials Otto E. McCutcheon and Maurice M. Myers visit for legal matters and business. Samuel K. Trade of Ashton conducts business in Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
F. Dahmate
California
W. Hicketts
Lima
D. Wesley Smith
Chicago
Wolger J. Baird
Jetty
Boise
Ed. Seeger
Baird
Soda Springs
L. N. Noyer
Vivian
Oregon
Washington
Moscow
Carl
University of Idaho
Otto E. McCutcheon
Idaho Falls
Maurice M. Myers
American Falls
Samuel K. Trade
Ashton
Post Starts Drive for Quota Endowment in Idaho
May 23 Stewart Hoover post of the American Legion outlined plans to raise the $5,000,000 endowment for disabled veterans care. Duchanan chairs the Bingham county committee with L. C. Collina James D. Johnston W. H. Snyder J. W. Flaherty RB Thorpe and J. O. Davis on the executive. The drive begins May 26 with Idaho’s quota set at 15000 and Bingham county’s share at 1000, Shelley and Ancrecoeo aiding in fundraising.
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Blackfoot
Stewart Hoover
American Lerion
Duchanan
Bingham County
L. C. Collina
James D. Johnston
W. H. Snyder
J. W. Flahberty
Legion
RB. C. Thorpe
J. O. Davis
Governor appoints Mrs DeKay to honorary Legion committee
Governor C Moore names Mrs Frank DeKay a member of the honorary state committee for the American Legion endowment drive. War Mothers convene to donate proceeds from their patriotic guilt sale totaling 30 dollars as a ready subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeKay
C. Moore
National Organization of the American Legion
War Mothers
Austrian economists tour the United States in Boise
Dr and Mrs Ludwig Fritscher of Vienna Austria arrive in Boise on the return leg of their swing around the circle automobile tour They are professors of economics at the University of Berlin and study U S economic and agri conditions under the Rockefeller foundation auspices
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Boise
Ludwig Fritscher
Vienna
Austria
United States
Child Dies After Swallowing Disinfectant Pill
Blackfoot reports the death of Alta Marie Christiansen two years old of Boise after swallowing a disinfectant pill from a bottle found by an older sibling. The child died before a doctor could be reached as the family, recently moved to a ravine area near Margeville, prepared for burial. The Christiansens have three other children.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Alta Marie
Kk. KE. Christiansen
Boise
Slackfoot
Margeville
Christiansen
Kiwanis Clubs to Exchange Visits
Kiwanis clubs in Blackfoot plan official visits to fellow clubs. The Blackfoot luncheon welcomed four new members with two initiations. Rev J J Fleming and Ray Kelley sponsored attendance prizes won by T J Johnson and Howard Henderson. Rev George F Barton attended as guest.
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Blackfoot
Tribune
Kiwanis Club
D. Wesley
M. K. Tillery
Dew Bingham County
J. J. Fleming
Ray Kelley
T. J. Johnson
Howard Henderson
George F. Barton
Proctor Dance Revue Pleasing Exhibition at Orpheum
Mrs. Marie Proctor presented her annual dance revue at the Orpheum theatre in Blackfoot to a crowded audience. The recital showcased three years of student progress with four solos by young pupils and featured vocal selections by Zela Jacobs and Julia Louie Stewart of Pocatello, enhancing the evening.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Marie Proctor
Orpheum Theatre
Zela Jacobs
Julia Louie Stewart
Pocatel
Payette Co operative Creamery Holds Outdoor Annual Meeting
In Payette on May twenty third a record turnout of about 1700 stockholders gathered outdoors for the Payette Co operative Creamery company annual meeting. University extension director K J Iddings noted the event as one of the state’s largest and most enthusiastic. Four hundred thirty two automobiles filled the grounds as membership outgrew indoor space.
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Boise
Payette
K. J. Iddings
College of Agriculture
University Extension Division
Payette Co-operative Creamery Company
Framework Erected for Pacific Fruit Express Plant at Nampa
In Nampa on May 23 the planing mill framework for the Pacific Fruit Express plant rises on a west side tract. Grading is complete and a large crew works on cement and carpentry. Foundations for 15 major buildings are formed, six poured and ready for carpenters, with other structures to start soon.
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Nampa
Pacific Fruit Express
Idaho religious education council closes annual meeting
The Idaho council of religious education and state Sunday school convention ended in Twin Falls after electing C. F. Burgess as chairman Dr. O. R. Meredith as secretary and Dr. H. M. Halverson as treasurer Delegates from 14 denominations attended and a 1500 budget was adopted for next year including 900 to hire a full time field secretary for both councils.
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Religious Education
Twin Falls
Idaho Council of Religious Education
C. F. Burgess
Boise
O. R. Meredith
Nampa
H. M. Halverson
Inland Empire Council
Seattle
Chiropodists Granted Idaho Licenses
Idaho recognizes and licenses chiropodists under the recent law. Six chiropodists are registered with three or four more eligible for registration. The first examining board met in Boise on May 19 with Doctors J. L. Stewart and Albert Roeck in attendance. Registered members include Gilbert L. Boyenger Daisy Armstrong Osa H. Garvin Hisse Garvin Grace I. White of Boise and Alexander J. Foster of Twin Falls.
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Tribune
Idaho
Boise
J. L. Stewart
Albert Roeck
M. Cole
Caldwell
Timeline of Key Events From 1775 to 1892
The records list notable historical milestones across years from 1775 to 1892. Entries include Hancock’s Continental Congress presidency in 1775, the Grinnell expedition’s 1850 Arctic search, the Confederacy’s government move to Richmond in 1861, Montana adopting motto Gold and Silver in 1864, Paris burning and Archbishop Darboy’s death in 1871, a Brussels conference on sugar export bounties in 1875, the start of the Trans Siberian railway in 1891, and 1892 Arkansas flood impacts on 40,000 farmers.
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John Hancock
Continental Congress
New York
John Franklin
Arctic
Confederate States of America
Montgomery
Richmond
Montana
Palais Royal
Paris
Darboy
Brussels
Arkansas
Notable Births Mark Anniversaries of Four Figures
On this date four prominent figures celebrate birthdays. Sir Arthur Pinero, famed English dramatist, born in London 70 years ago. George Grey Barnard, leading American sculptor, born Bellefonte Pennsylvania 62 years ago. Newton W. Gilbert, ex vice governor of the Philippines, born Worthington Delaware 63 years ago. Suzanne Longien Mile, renowned French tennis star, born Compiegne 26 years ago.
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Arthur Ae Pinero
London
George Grey Barnard
One Year Ago Today Senate Adopts Tax Reduction Ill
One year ago the United States Senate adopted the onesie report on the tax reduction, signaling a major fiscal policy shift. No further details provided.
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United States Senate
Onesie
Flight crew killed as plane crashes in Barcelona
A military airplane caught fire and plunged into the streets of Barcelona, killing the pilot and observer as it crashed over the city. The incident occurred May 235 according to AP reports.
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Barcelona
Spain
Office County Leaders Moved in Idaho Shrinkage Debate
Boise May 25 considerable opposition rises to Dean Iddings University of Idaho plan to consolidate extension offices at Moscow. County agent leader and home economics leader position cited as needing southern Idaho offices. Farm groups and civic clubs press for better University extension service cooperation, notably in insect pest control and eradication.
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Boise
Dean I. Iddings
University of Idaho
Idaho
Iddlings
Moscow
University of Idaho Extension Service
Sunday May 24 Radio Listings Across Major Cities
Radio listings show programs from KOA Denver to WIID Mooseheart with church services organ recitals concerts orchestras and sacred songs. Highlights include Logan chamber program Presbyterian church organists and various networked music hours across KFI KGW KHJ KNX KPO and more.
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Logan Chamber of Commerce
KOA
Denver
Presbyterian Church
KFI
Los Angeles
KFWB
Hollywood
KGW
Portland
KHJ
Los
KNX
KPO
San Francisco
St. Louis
KTHS
Hot Springs
WBAP
Fort Worth
WFAA
Dallas
Sarred
Methodist Church Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
WIID
Mooseheart
Shoshone Ice Cave Road Improves For Celebration
Shoshone May 23 report praises a successful day celebration at the Ice Cave with about 300 attendees. Road work from the main highway to the cave was completed or well advanced, with graveling to follow. State highway officers and local district plan continued work to improve access, boosting interest in the natural site nationwide.
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Ice Cave
State Highway Department
Shoshone Highway District
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho ‘Statesman
Buhl Herald
Twin Falls News
Hailey Times- News
Glenans Ferry Gazette
Wendell Irrigationist
Arco Advertiser
Mackay Miner
Alon
Union Pacific
Rice Method to Rupture Demonstration at Hotel Experts
Monday May 2 a Rice Method to Rupture demonstration will show an appliance said to cure hernia. Experts available 9–12 a.m. and 5–7 p.m. in private apartments, offering personal attention to women and children and promising no harsh springs or discomfort.
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F. E. Williams
William S Rice
Adams, N. Y
Yellowstone Hotel
Pocatello Idaho
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State Commissioner of Finance
SSS
Post
Quota
Ford
Kiwanis Clubs
Proctor Dance Revue
N. Main
Nature Express
R. Steel
Center Street
Kane Bidg
East Center ST
Eer
Rudy Furnace Co
Sheet Metal Works
West Corner
Potoffice
W. S. Rice
ADAMS
N. Y
WM. S. Rice, Inc
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