Three Slayers Hanged in Sofia Cathedral Bombing Case
In Sofia on May 27 three leaders linked to the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing that killed 160 were executed in a public square near a Jewish cemetery. Zadgorski, Friedman, and Koeff were hanged as crowds watched, with two others sentenced to death or life imprisonment.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Sveti Kral
Zadgorski
Friedman
Koeff
M. Percheflieff
M. Leger
Mme. Nicolova
Mme. Leger
Ieneral Gheorghieff
Boris of
Peter Zadgorski
Marco Friedman
Georgi Koeff
Boris
Daho Falls Bond District Celebrates July Dedication
A wire to Judge Baum from W. G. Swendsen notes Dr. Mead says the secretary will reach American Falls on July 13 and depart Pocatello at noon July 14. The dedication and celebration shift to July 13 from July 14 as previously announced.
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O. BR. Baum
W. G. Swendsen
Aotes of Reclamation
Boise
Dr. Mead
American Falls
Pocatello
Amundsen expedition hopes dimmed by MacMillan
Washington May 27 The Amundsen Polar expedition return may be delayed says Arctic explorer Donald B MacMillan He cites the pole locating task by astronomical observation and the vast 600 mile flight as factors that could stretch the delay MacMillan arrives to confer with National Geographic officials and naval officers including Rear Admiral Moffett
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Washington
Donald B. MacMillan
MacMillan
North End
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Ds MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Naval
Moffett
Naval Air Service
Quor Fight Costs Millions to Taxpayers
The American Association Against the Prohibition Amendment reports that the blockade wastes billions, failing to reduce liquor flow. Dr Rufus eker estimates 40 million dollars worth of liquor were smuggled in during May to June, with a predicted 10 million increase this year. Prohibition officials cite Linder’s chemist report showing illicit liquor under one percent of total imports.
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Washington
Rufus 8.Eker
Departent of Commerce
Ne Department
William Linder
Prohibition
Dean Sullivan Eyes Public Auction in Pocatello
Rupert native Dean Sullivan plans a weeklong public auction in Pocatello to spark an annual yeatock sale featuring rams and dairy stock. He envisions Pocatello as a central Northwest restock hub and a rail logistics point for producers.
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Dean Sullivan
Rupert
Pocatello
Sullivan
Oratello
Miss Ellene Rierson to Receive Idaho MA Degree
Miss Ellene Rierson of the local high school commercial department will receive her Master of Arts degree from the University of Idaho this morning in Moscow. She will spend the summer in Idaho and return to the local high school later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellene Rierson
Enio High School
Moscow
University of Idaho
Sou
Theft Reported of 1919 Ford Truck
William L. Green of 435 East Lewis reports to the police that a 1919 Ford truck was stolen. The vehicle identification notes motor number 5842945.
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William L. Green
East Lewis
Mrs. T. D. Jones Leaves for California
Mrs. T. D. Jones wife of Farmer Jones departed last evening for Santa Ana California to be with her sister who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Jones
Farmer Jones
St Josephs High to Present Comedy This Evening
St Josephs high school presents the comedy Fetching Up at 8:30 p m in the L D S recreation hall. Cast includes Eva Lamb Kenneth DeLate Laurence Keefe Clement Sheeran George Cronin Edmund Miller Dave nnis Clyde Raidy Aunt Marys Evelyn Norman Loretta Byers Ella arie Dwyer Marie Wasley.
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St. Joseph’s High School
Eva Lamb
Kenneth DeLate
Larence Keefe
Clement Sheeran
Eorge Cronin
Edmund Miller
Davennis
Clyde Raidy
Aunt Mary’s
Evelyn Norman
Loretta Byers
Ella Arie Dwyer
Marie Wasley
Miss White to Attend Idaho Commencement and Berkeley Study
Miss White of the senior high English department plans to attend commencement at the University of Idaho in Moscow Idaho on Thursday morning. She will then go to Berkeley California for summer school work to prepare for teaching in California next year. She will specialize in teaching Americanism to foreign language students.
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Miss White
Mas
Idaho
Theniversity of Idaho
White
Berkeley
Calif
California
Miay White
Oldfield Named Bourbon Chief in Democratic Party
Washington May 27 AP Rep resentative William A Oldfield of Ar anead will succeed Jem Shaver of West Virginia as chairman of the Democratic national committee in a compromise selection. The move comes as party leaders seek to avoid national fights that could threaten the party program.
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Washington
William A. Oldfield
Aranead
Democratic Agressional Committee
Jem Shaver
West Virginia
Mr. Oldeid
Shaver
Oldfield
Ntional
National Committee
William G. Doe
Smith
New
Mr. Shaver
Made a Killing at the Derby
Liverpool England May 27 AP James Crew a shipping firm employee won nearly 75000 pounds by holding the Winning ticket of the Calcutta sweepstakes on the Derby the world's greatest racing prize Carew must give one fourth of the prize money to a London firm that bought a quarter interest in his ticket on Manna winner for 2000 pounds sterling
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Liverpool
England
James Crew
Calcutta
Carew
London
Shepherd Case Jury Formation Stalls Over Panel
Chicago May 27 AP Anxious jury selection in the William D Shepherd murder trial stalls as over twenty veniremen are rejected. Defense lawyer Stewart accuses the state of trapping jurors while Crowe, former Cook County chief judge, directs rulings. Aiming for twelve jurors to convict on circumstantial evidence, the process drags on with fixed opinions common among exemptions. The state expects witness Robert White may be in custody in New York tonight.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
J. Smith
J. Smiths
W. Scott Stewart
Stewart
Crowe
Scott
Lynch
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Robert White
Shepherd
New York
Union Pacific Reports April Operating Income Drop
Union Pacific reports April net operating income of 1 314 275 dollars, down 465 563 from a year ago. Gross revenue reached 13 080 961, compared with 15 114 510 last year, and four months net income fell to 7 156 490 from 10 484 324.
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New York
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Baseball games score summaries and box scores
Reports from multiple games show pennant era style box scores. RHE matchups include New York Boston Pittsburgh St Louis and Chicago American League games with pitchers and batting lines, noting runs hits errors and key players such as Zahniser Ruffing Stoner Wood Cole Robertson Crouse Marberry and Cochrane.
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New York
Boston
Zahniser, Ross
Ruffing and
Herying
Hoyt, Ferguson and
Schang
Thaw's party on Broadway described as tame by lawyer
Harry K. Thaw's attorney Bartholomew B. Coyne denied reports that Thaw showered tips or caused a scene in a cabaret. Coyne said Thaw dropped in for recreation and found it dull. Thaw had traveled to New York to consult his lawyer and may stay from a half hour to three weeks.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Broadway
Bartholomew B. Coyne
Thaw
Coyne
Bond Forfeited and Pleas in Local Court
Eugene O Callahan fail to appear after release on 15 dollar bond for intoxication and fighting causing bond forfeiture. Cecil Robertson pleads guilty to fighting and pays a 15 dollar fine. Doc Barnhart case dismissed. C C Kiil and T T Moss plead guilty to intoxication and are fined 10 dollars each.
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Eugene O'Callahan
Cecil Robertson
Doc’’ Barnhart
C. C. Kiil
T. T. Moss
Brother J L McConnell Delayed by Illness in Palo Alto
Chief clerk at Short Line stores department J L McConnell has been called to Palo Alto California due to the serious illness of his brother.
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Ilii
J. L. McConnell
Short Line Stores
Palo Alto
California
News of Amundsen’s Arctic Discovery Flashed From Seattle
In 1905 a telegraph operator in Alaska refused a long collect message to Fridtjof Nansen. Erastus Brainerd paid the tolls, enabling a Seattle telegram to announce Roald Amundsen’s northwest passage discovery to the world. Amundsen had reached Eagle City on the Yukon River in December 1903 and later sailed Arctic waters.
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Seattle
Wash
Roald Amundsen
Northwest Passage
Alaska
Fridtjof Nansen
Norway
Eagle City
Venaaiel
Amundsen
Arctic
Yukon River
Army Signal Corps
Erastus Brainerd
Post-Intelligencer
Nansen
Brainerd
Rainerd
Explosion Traps Fifty In Carolina Mine
Reports from Sanford North Carolina describe an explosion at the Carolina Coal Company mine eight miles from Sanford trapping about fifty workers. Officials anticipate grave danger as dense fumes hinder rescue attempts and request federal aid and engineering support.
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Raleigh
N. C
Carolina Coal Company
Sanford
Associated Preas
McLean
Corps of Engineers
Paige
Metis
Bureau of Mines
Washington
Pittsburgh
United States Bureau of Mines
Dr. J. Barker
Thomas
W. Va
North Carolina
Disorderly Percs Pierce and Stanley Plead Not Guilty
Cc W Pierce and Stella Stanley were arrested late Tuesday night by police on disorderly persons charges. They entered pleas of not guilty at this morning's police court session and trials were scheduled for Thursday.
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Cc. W. Pierce
Stella Stanley
Police Department
Idaho Fishing Season Opens June First
The open season for fishing in Idaho begins on June first by law. Rumors of weekend fishing during the holiday period are false. individuals may fish only at the start date, with fines possible for violations.
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Idaho
o_ department
Love Re elected as Sugar Head
Chicago May 7 AP Love of Salt Lake today was reelected president of the United States Sugar Manufacturers association which closed its two day convention here. Vice presidents are A E Carlton Colorado Springs and Harry A Austin Washington DC and C M McLellan Holland Michigan secretary
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Chicago
Salt Lake
United States Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
A. E. Carlton
Colorado Springs
Harry A Austin
Washington, D. C
C. M. McLellan
Holland, Mich
Hart is Ambassador
Albania has advised Washington of the eligibity of Charles C. Hart of Washington to serve as ambassador material to succeed Ulysses Grant Smith as American potentate envoy.
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Hart
Washington
Albania
Charles C. Hart
Washington State
Ulysses Grant Smith
Bandits Release Rasmussen After Seizure on West River
Hong Kong dispatches report M Rasmussen, manager of the Asiatic Petroleum at Kongmoon, captured with his wife by bandits while traveling by motor boat on the West river. Rasmussen has been released, while Mrs Rasmussen was freed and returned to Kongmoon. Nationality not disclosed.
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Hong Kong
M. Rasmussen
Asiatic Petroleum Company
Kongmoon
Big dirigible Los Angeles to attend Minnesota fair
The air ship Los Angeles will head from Lakehurst June 7 to the Minnesota state fair grounds for the Norse American celebration with President Coolidge to speak. Delays due to helium shortages push the planned Los Angeles to the canal flight into late summer or fall.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
Coolidge
Lakehurst
Fair Grounds
Thelolulu
Canal
Burgomaster Abandons Cabinet Formation in Brussels
Brussels May 27 Burgomaster Max has halted efforts to form a cabinet and is expected to inform the king of the cancellation today as AP reports.
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Cabbinet
Brussels
Max
Ontario rum king is taken by U S authorities near Sea Breeze
Ben Kerr of Toronto believed head of Lake Ontario rum runners was arrested while unloading Canadian ale from the motor boat Matimas near Sea Breeze. Four men and Mae Davis of Webster were seized. eight shots were fired to stop the ram craft. Davis charged with concealed weapons, others with smuggling. Kerr taunted Collector Wiedenmann after arrest.
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Rochester
N. Y
Ben Kerr
Toronto
King
Lake Ontario
Sea Breeze
Kerr
Mae Davis
Webster
Andrew J. Wiedenmann
Coast Guard
Davis
Commissioners Derby Set as Fair Highlight in Eastern Idaho
J E Fijeldsted returned from Blackfoot where he attended an executive committee meeting for the Eastern Idaho fair district. A new feature, the commissioners' derby, will run with county elimination rounds leading to a finals race. Mackay contributes 200 dollars and Butte county 400 dollars to the fair fund as the district is split into four units. Christ Jewelry of Blackfoot donated a loving cup trophy for the Boys and Girls' club division. Improvements planned for the fairgrounds include peat on buildings and trimmed lawns ready for the fall exposition.
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J. E. Fijeldsted
Blackfoot
Idaho
Fijeldsted
Derby
Mackay City
Butte County
Bannock County
Lost River
Mackay
Bonneville
Bingham
Christ Jewelry Company of
Legion Endowment Fund Campaign Underway in Bannock County
The American Legion Endowment Fund drives in Bannock County with a $2,000 quota and $1,500 for Pocatello. Donations, accepted for ten days, go to Walter Service, treasurer, First National Bank, Pocatello. Chairman J H Peterson says funds aid fatherless children of World War I servicemen and a nationwide goal of $5,000,000.
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American Legion Endowment Fund
Bannock County
Walter Service
J. H. Peterson
Pocatello
Legion
First National Bank
Idaho
Council Discusses City Garbage Contract Delays Award
An adjourned city council session presided by Geo Oliver discussed the garbage contract. Twenty eight bids were submitted for hauling the city trash but with Mayor Ross absent the council postponed action until Thursday.
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West Side
C. Ben Ross
Geo. Oliver
Leo M. Rusk
Sam Cox
Ross
Rotary officers exit five Idaho clubs meeting with district governor
Newly elected officers of five Rotary clubs in southeastern Idaho met informally with retiring district governor Charlie Dinwoody of Idaho Falls. Dinwoody will be succeeded by Dr. John E. Carver of Ogden as fifth district governor. Dinwoody traveled to Twin Falls for a noon meeting with Boise district officers, with a Boise gathering planned later. Last week he met Utah officers in Salt Lake City. Attending yesterday were Dr. Allen Cutler, Norman Salisbury, Charles W. Poole, Popmend Snyder, Oscar Johannessen, H. Cav ey, Milton Fehner, W. H. Scheid, and Claude Bistling.
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Rotary
Idaho
Charlies Dinwoody
Idaho Falls
Jay 'S
John E. Carver
Ogden
Pocatello
Dinwoody
Twin Falls
Boise
Utah
Salt Lake
Allen Cutler
Norman Salisbury
Preston Club
Charles W. Poole
Rexburg Club
Popmend Snyder
Oscar Johannessen
Idaho Falls Club
H. C."avey
Milton Fehner
Blackfoot Club
W. H. Scheid
Claude Bistling
Pocatello Club
Sixth Day in the Arctic Hints at Polar Expedition Fate
New York reports mark six days since Amundsen Ellsworth expedition left Spitzbergen. Widespread speculation covers their fate as radio contact ends and planes vanish. Officials weigh relief plans while Oslo notes weather at King’s Bay improved overnight.
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Arctic
New York
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Pole
South Pole
Norway
White House
Coolidge
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Boats not probable
Detroit May 28 AP James R Brereton new chief of the local sector of the United States Canadian border prohibition enforcement agents says there is no information that federal authorities plan to arm boats for chasing rum runners here He cites an agreement with Canada allowing four armed boats per side and says no decision has been made to increase that number
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Detroit
James R. Brereton
United States
Associated Press
Dominion of Canada
Customs Department
Customs
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Stoner
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Johnson
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Perkins
St. Louvis
Cleveland
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Uhle
Sewell
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Carolina Mine
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Tribune
A. H. Conner
Coeur - Alene
Wilson
C. C. Moore
Bonners Ferry
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Atlantic and Yadkin Railroad Company
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