Quor Fight Costs Millions to Taxpayers
Washington dispatch reports the liquor fight wastes millions of taxpayer dollars while arguing less than one percent of liquor entering the U S is illicit. Dr Rufus Tucker cites 40 million dollars of smuggled value. Prohibition officials claim licit imports are under one percent of illicit booze. Dean Sullivan plans a public auction and ram and dairy stock sale to boost local livestock trade in Pocatello.
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Washington
Rufus Tucker
Departnt of Commerce
Ne Department
William Linder
Dean Sullivan
Rupert
Pocatello
Sullivan
Ocatello
Miss Ellene Rierson Completes Idaho University Course
Miss Ellene Rierson of the senior high school commercial department will receive her M A from the University of Idaho after spending the summer there. She plans to return to the local high school.
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Ellene Rierson
Igh
Moscow
University of Tdaho Iss
Fe Jocal High School
1919 Ford truck theft report by William L. Green
William L. Green of 435 East Lewis reported the theft of a Ford truck. The vehicle is a 1919 model with motor number 5842945.
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William L. Green
East Lewis
Police
Mrs. T. D. Jones Leaves for California
Mrs. T. D. Jones travels to Santa Ana, California, because her sister is seriously ill.
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T. D. Jones
Formerar Jones
Santa Ana
California
St Josephs High School Presents Fetching Up Ack Comedy
The St Josephs high school will present the comedy Fetching Up Ack this evening at 8 30 at the L D S recreation hall. The cast includes Eva Lamb Kenneth DeLate Laurence Keefe Clement Sheeran Jorge Cronin Edmund Miller Dave Anis Clyde Raidy Aunt Marys Evelyn Norman Loretta Byers Ella Marie Dwyer Marie Wasley.
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St. Joseph's High School
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Eva Lamb
Kenneth DeLate
Larence Keefe
Clement Sheeran
Jorge Cronin
Edmund Miller
Daveanis
Clyde Raidy
Aunt Mary’s
Velyn Norman
Loretta Byers
Ella Arie Dwyer
Marie Wasley
Miss White to Attend Idaho Commencement and California Teaching Prep
Miss White of the senior high school English department plans to be here Thursday morning for Mos s Idaho where she will attend the commencement exercises of the University of Idaho. She will go to Berkeley California to take teacher school work there preparing teaching in California next. She will specialize in the teach of Americanism to the foreign in students. Besides her work as English teacher here Mia White connected with several school ac ties including the senior class vy which she directed.
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Miss White
Moss
Idaho
Theniversity of Idaho
Oldfield Named Bourbon Chief of Democratic National Committee
Washington dispatch reports William A. Oldfield of Arkansas, Democratic sessional committee chair, as the likely successor to Shaver of West Virginia as DNC chairman within weeks. Oldfield’s selection comes as a compromise amid factional jockeying, with Shaver warning fights could threaten the party program and exchanges between Agnew and Governor Smith sides aiding the deal.
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Washington
William A. Oldfield
Aransas
Shaver
West Virginia
Oldfeld
Y. Shaver
Oldfield
Res National
William G
Made a Killing at the Derby
James Crew a Liverpool shipping firm employee won nearly 75000 pounds by holding the Derby winning Calcutta Sweepstakes ticket. He must give one fourth of the prize to a London firm that bought a quarter interest in the ticket for 2000 pounds.
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Liverpool
England
James Crew
Calcutta
Carew
London
Shepherd case jury selection stalls amid courtroom frictions
In Colees May 27 AP report on William D. Shepherd murder trial the first jury panel fails as over twenty veniremen are rejected. Prosecutor Crowe and defense attorney Stewart quarrel over methods while Judge Lynch rules. selection continues with key witness Robert White described as possibly in New York custody.
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Stewart
Crowe
Scott
Lynch
William Darling Shepher
William Nelson McClintock
Robert White
Shepherd
New York
Union Pacific Reports Income Decline in May Statements
Union Pacific posted net operating income of 1.314 million dollars for May, down 465 thousand from the prior year. First four months show net income 7.156 million on gross 13.081 million, compared with 10.484 million last year as gross revenue fell to about 85.49 million.
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New York
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Baseball scores from Boston Pittsburgh Chicago and more
Today's games feature Boston, New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St. Louis, and Cincinnati with varied innings highlights. Notable pitchers include Kamp Gib son Hartnett O'Farrell and Ruffing while hitters like Zubniser and Ruffing contribute runs in tense matchups.
Thaws Party Tame Says Lawyer On Broadway Visit
Thaw’s attorney Bartholemew B Coyne says Thaw visited a cabaret for recreation and did not tip recklessly as reports claimed. Coyne states Thaw came to New York to consult him and may stay a short time or weeks. Meanwhile several minor court calls note Eugene O Callahan and Cecil Robertson facing fines or forfeitures for intoxication or fighting. Doc Barnhart fight charge dismissed. Hil and Moss pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Broadway
Bartholomew B. Coyne
Thaw
Coyne
Eugene O'Callahan
Rell
Worning
Cecil Robertson
Doc’’ Barnhart
C. Hil
T. T. Moss
McConnell Called to Palo Alto on Ill Brother’s Sickness
J. L. McConnell chief clerk at the Short Line store department is summoned to Palo Alto California due to his brother’s serious illness.
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J. L. McConnell
Short Line
Palo Alto
California
Great Crowd Witnesses Hanging Three Slavers
In Bosia Bulgaria on May 27 three leaders tied to the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing that killed 160 were hanged in a public square before thousands. Zadgorski Friedman and Koeff walked to the scaffold as troops guarded the site near a Jewish cemetery. Two more conspirators, Perchefieff Leger and Mme Nicolova, face death or life imprisonment for sheltering attackers. The sentences mark King Boris’s first approved death penalties.
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Bosia
Bulgaria
Sveti Kral
Zadgorski
Friedman
Koeff
Oeff
M. Perchefieff
M. Leger
Mme. Nicolova
Mme. Leger
Breti Kral
Sofia
Gheorghieff
Boris Ae
Peter Zadorski
Marco Friedman
Georgeff
Boris
Amundsen News Flashed From Seattle for Northwest Passage
Seattle details reveal how Captain Roald Amundsen’s 1905 Northwest Passage discovery was first flashed worldwide. In Eagle City the Alaska telegraph operator refused a long collect message to Fridtjof Nansen, prompting Erastus Brainerd of the Post-Intelligencer to pay the tolls and publish the telegram.
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Amundsen
Seattle
Wash
Roald Amundsen
Northwest Passage
Alaska
Fridtjof Nansen
Norway
Eagle City
Arctic
International Boundary
Yukon River
Army Signal Corps
Erastus Brainerd
Post-Intelligencer
Nansen
Brainerd
Ade Rye Amundsen
Explosion Traps Fifty in Carolina Mine Disaster
A Carolina Coal mine near Sanford North Carolina trapped more than 50 workers after an explosion. Rescue attempts were hindered by dense smoke and fumes, with officials seeking federal aid and sending gas masks and rescue teams to the scene. Several bodies were later reported as received by authorities.
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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
D. J Parker
Thomas
W. Va
North Carolina
Pierce and Stanley Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
W. Pierce and Stella Stanley were arrested late Tuesday by police on disorderly conduct charges. They entered not guilty pleas this morning in police court and trials were scheduled for Thursday.
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Co. W. Pierce
Stella Stanley
Police Department
Idaho Fishing Season Opens June First
The article notes the Idaho open season begins June first by law and warns rumors of weekend fishing during the holiday period are false. It says individuals may risk fines if they fish Saturday or Sunday before the official start, which would add to the game department fund.
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Idaho
Game Department
Love Re-elected as Sugar Head
Stephen H. Love of Salt Lake City was re elected president of the United States Sugar Manufacturers' association at its two day convention. Vice presidents named include A. J Carlton of Colorado Springs and Harry A. Auvetin of Washington DC, with M. McLeaar serving as secretary in Holland, Michigan.
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Chicago
Stephen H. Love
Salt Lake City
United States Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
A. J Carlton
Colorado Springs
Harry A. Auvetin
Washington, D. C
Co. M. McLeaar
Holland, Mich
FART IS AMBASSADOR TO SUCCEED GRANT
A fragmentary report notes Sean May 27 mentions Albania and Washington state figure Charles C Hart as a possible replacement for Ulysses Grant as ambassador. The text is unclear about official acceptance and dates.
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Fart
Sean
Albania
Washington
Charles C. Hart
Washington State
Ameri- Fart
Ulysses Grant
Bandits Release Rasmussen Manager After Seizure
Hong Kong reports M. Rasmussen, manager of the Asiatic Petroleum Co in Asia, was released after bandits seized him and his wife during a motorboat trip on the West River. Mrs. Rasmussen was freed and returned to Kongmoon. Dispatches do not reveal their nationalities.
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Hong Kong
M. Rasmussen
Asiatic Petroleum Company
Big dirigible heads to fair with Coolidge speech
The air ship Los Angeles will go to the Minnesota state fair grounds for the Norse American celebration where President Coolidge will speak. It leaves Lakehurst on June 7 and reaches the grounds the next day forenoon.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Coolidge
Lakehurst
SurMing Cabinet Sees Formulation Halt At Brussels
Brussels May 27 Max has abandoned efforts to form a cabinet and will inform the king today of the decision.
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Brussels
Arte Urgomaster
Max
Ontario Rum King Taken in Rochester Smuggling Run
Ben Kerr of Toronto, reputed Lake Ontario rum king, was arrested near Sea Breeze while unloading about 1200 cases of Canadian ale from the motor boat Matimas. Four men and Mae Davin of Webster, armed, were detained as inspectors and a Coast Guard cutter halted the unloading after a attempted escape. The Davis girl faced concealed weapon charges.
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Rochester
N. Y
Ben Kerr
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Sea Breeze
Kerr
Mae Davin
Webster
Andrew J. Wiedenmann
Coast Guard
Davis
Leff
Kerr Toldollector Wiedsmann
Commissioners Derby to Highlight Fair Races Discussed by Executive Panel
J B Pjeldsted reported from Blackfoot on plans for a Commissioners Derby at the Idaho fair district. Each county will hold elimination trials, with county winners advancing to finals. Mackay contributes 200 and Butte 400 to the fair fund. The district is split into four units Banock Lost River Bonneville and Bingham. A loving cup trophy from Chriot Jewelry Blackfoot will reward the Boys and Girls club exhibitor. Preparations include painting braidings and landscaping the fair grounds ahead of the fall exposition.
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J. B. Pjeldsted
Blackfoot
Tern
Idaho
Fieldsted
Derry
Mackay City
Idaho Falls Bond District Closes Deal
A brief wire reports that Judge Baum received a message from Dr. Mead confirming the calendar change for a dedication. The ceremony, previously set for July 14, will occur July 13 at reclamation corner Boise and in Pocatello en route.
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Idaho Falls
BR. Baum
W. G. Swendsen
Corner of Reclamation
Boise
Dr. Mead
Erican Falis
Pocatello
Legion Endowment Fund Campaign In Bannock County
The American Legion Endowment Fund campaign is underway in Bannock County with a $2,000 quota and a $1,500 target for Pocatello. Donations via Walter Service, treasurer, First National Bank, Pocatello, Idaho, are welcomed for ten days to aid fatherless children of World War II.
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American Legion Endowment Fund
Bannock County
Walter Service
J. H. Peterson
Bannock Sonny
Pocatelo
Legion
First National Bank
Pocatello
Idaho
Council Debates Garbage Contract After Absent Mayor
An adjourned City council meeting in the council chamber at the West Side Fire Station discussed the garbage hauling contract. With Mayor C. Ben Ross absent, President Geo. Oliver presided as Leo M. Rusk and Sam Cox favored awarding the contract while Oliver and Rusk opposed, and action was postponed to the Thursday meeting.
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West Side
C. Ben Ross
Geo. Oliver
Leo M. Rusk
Sam Cox
Geo. Oliv
Ross
Retiring district Rotary Governor visits officers
Charles Dinwoody of Idaho Falls presided at a luncheon with five southeastern Idaho Rotary clubs as they welcomed elected officers. Dr John E Carver of Ogden will assume district governorship July 1 after the Pocatello conference April 16 17. Dinwoody traveled to Twin Falls for a noon meeting with Boise district clubs and Utah officers met in Salt Lake City last week. Attendees included Dr Allen Cutler Norman Salisbury Charles W Poole Raymond Soyder Oscar Johannessen H C Tavey Milton Fehner W H Bolscheid and Claude Bistine.
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Rotary
Idaho
Charles Dinwoody
Idaho Falls
John E. Carver
Ogden
Pocatello
Dinwoody
Twin Falls
Boise
Utah
Salt Lake
Allen Cutler
Norman Salisbury
Preston Club
Charles W. Poole
Rexburg Club
Raymond Soyder
Oscar Johannessen
Idaho Falls Club
H. C. Tavey
Milton Fehner
Blackfoot Club
W. H. Bolscheid
Claude Bistine
Pocatello Club
Amundsen Polar Expedition Still Missing After Arrival
Washington May 27 AP Hope for safe return of the Amundsen polar expedition is held out by Arctic explorer Donald B. MacMillan who cites possible delays from locating the ship by astronomical observations. The six explorers may be near Spitzbergen or have already faced possible crashes. relief plans are considered, with White House indicating possible Navy action. Oslo reports improved weather at King's Bay.
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Washington
Donald B. MacMillen
Arctic Explorer
New York
Tzbergen
Amundsen
Ving
Th . di Aain
Arctic
South Pole
Pole
Norway
White House
Coolidge
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Armed boats not probable in Detroit rum chase
James R. Brereton, new chief of Detroit federal prohibition enforcers, told AP no information supports arming boats for pursuing rum runners. An existing US Canada agreement reportedly allows four armed small caliber boats per side, leaving the Detroit plan in doubt.
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Detroit
James R. Brereton
Associated Press
United States
Dominion
Dominion of Canada
Customs Department
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