Labor federation opens 45th AFL convention in Atlantic City
About three million organized workers gather in Atlantic City to open the forty-fifth annual AFL convention with William Green as president. A recent plasterers and bricklayers jurisdictional dispute settlement signals early harmony as daily sessions run two weeks and include welcoming addresses and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Samuel Gompera
Executive Council
Green Opens AFL Convention Pledging New Fight for Child Labor
President William Green energizes the 45th AFL convention vowing to mobilize labor power nationwide. He rejects claims of retreat after a setback and calls for uniting cities towns and villages to strengthen the movement against court injunctions hindering labor.
Tribute to Gompers and Labor Rights Advocates
The speaker lauded Samuel Gompers as a great crusader for human rights and urged courts to respect rights in exercising power. He praised Gompers' philosophy over other theories and announced a memorial meeting during the session.
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Green
Gompers
Sald
Shipping board dispute over Palmer pick sparks protest
Frederick J. Thom, resigning as shipping board commissioner, says the board must confront what he calls a sharp issue with President Coolidge. He cites the appointment of Leigh C. Palmer to head the Fleet Corp with broad powers and alleges moves to abolish the board and end regional representation. He calls Palmer's ship price recommendations artificial and says negotiations over public property sale lack complete facts.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Frederick J. Thom
Leigh C. Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Thompson
Enters Objection to Coastal Plan
Two naval officers testified before the president's air board opposing General Hines's proposal to transfer all coastal defense work to the army. Commander Kenneth Whiting and Commander Patrick Bellinger argued that much aviation work is a naval mission and should not be taken from the Navy, warning it would violate sound judgment.
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Washington
Air Service
President
Air Board
John L. Hines
Army
Kenneth Whiting
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Patrick Bellinger
Hines
Navy plane crash near here injures none
A navy airplane en route from San Diego to New York bound for the Pulitzer air races crashed near Dee Meines Iowa. Pilot Lieutenant Commander A. E. Montgomery and mechanics S. A. Chamberlain and Charles Kidder escaped injury.
Town Talk Bank Clearings and Local Births
Bank clearings in Pocatello today totaled 247 883 96 dollars. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Olson of 1018 North Harrison yesterday. Linford Richards was arrested this morning on a desertion charge and arraigned in Judge Hoide's court.
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Pocatello
Alfred Olson
North Harrison
Linford Richards
Daughter Born Of Long Beach Kraft Cheese Executive Family
Word has arrived from Long Beach California that Mr and Mrs Grant H Johnson welcomed a daughter. Mr Johnson is connected with the Kraft Cheese company in this city.
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Long Beach
Calif
Grant H. Johnson
Johnson
Kraft Cheese Company
Roads Rough From Heavy Travel Says Weston Couple
Mr and Mrs H F Weston returned Sunday from a motor trip visiting Malad Cache Junction Richmond and Logan. They report roads show the effect of heavy travel this year.
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H. F. Weston
Malad
Cache Junction
Richmond
Logan
Died in Wyoming Elmer Long Funeral Details
Elmer Long son of EF B Long died Sunday in Sheridan Wyoming. The body will arrive this afternoon and the funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Schumacher and Hall company chapel.
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Wyoming
Elmer Long
EF. B. Long
Sheridan
Wyo
Schumacher & Hall Company
Hunters bring home pheasant limit from Twin Falls county
Ralph Lefith Bob Jacobs and C McPhirson returned Sunday night from Twin Falls county with a pheasant limit. They report the birds are small this year and many are unable to fly indicating a light local pheasant crop.
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Ralph Lefith
Bob Jacobs
C. ©. McPhirson
Twin Falls County
Ministerial Association Completes Regular Session
The ministerial association met in regular session this morning handling routine business and developing new plans. Encouraging tests were noted on the progress of the Wednesday evening union school of missions and teachers training. The next meeting is set for October 19.
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Union School of Missions
National Cash Register speaker to headline chamber lunch
W H Farley of the National Cash Register company will headline the chamber of commerce forum luncheon at the Bannock hotel Wednesday noon. He will discuss Methods of Retailing and attends the state convention of druggists. W H Cleave will address the Bannock county soldiers memorial. Reverend George Sloan will preside.
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W. H. Farley
National Cash Register Company
Chamber of Commeres Forum
Bannock Hotel
Hig
Farley
Local Masonic and civic groups hold weekly meetings
A series of announcements lists events in Pocatello. Gate City commandery No 4 K T meets Tuesday for business with good attendance urged. Pocatello chapter No 1 R A M meets this evening at the Masonic temple. Modern Woodmen of America camp meets Tuesday night at R of C hall. Ladies Aid at 157 Wayne avenue Wednesday 2 30. B H club at 863 East Center street Tuesday afternoon. Pocatello Public Speaking club meets tonight at chamber of commerce hall. Trinity Guild at 729 North Arthur Wednesday 2 30. Congregational church annual meeting Tuesday 8 pm with officers elected and car plans. Ladies Circle serves refreshments after.
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Gate City Commandery No
K. T
Pocatello
Masonic Temple
Modern Woodmen of America
R. of Co
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Pearson
Wayne Avenue
J. B. Dods
B. H. Club
East Center Street
Pocatello Public Speaking Club
Chamber of Commerce
Trinity Guild
Attacks Counts in Oil Case in District Supreme Court
Former Secretary Fall and Henry Sinclair face conspiracy charges in naval oil leases case. George P. Hoover, attorney, filed a demurrer arguing indictments are invalid and that Fall lacked authority over naval oil reserves under the 1920 act or Harding order. Denby allegedly held sole leasing power, making indictment faulty.
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Washi
Rotary T Lafrien
Edward L. Debeny
Herry
Sinclair
Supreme Court of the District of Columbus
George P. Hoover
Secretary of the Navy
Harding
Demurrer
Denby
Three Indicted for Conspiracy in Fire Case
Indianapolis October 5 AP three men D C Stephenson Earl Klenck and Earl Gentry indicted by Marion County grand jury for conspiracy to commit a felony connected with a fire that damaged Stephenson livingston home last April.
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Indianapolis
Ind
D. C
Realty Board Hails Civic Aims At Pocatello Luncheon
The Pocatello Real Estate board met at the Bannock hotel with President F C McGowan outlining goals to aid prosperity and civic progress in southeastern Idaho. Judge Baum was to speak on legal aspects of real estate listings but was absent.
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Pocatello Real Estate Board
Bannock Hotel
F. C. McGowan
Pocatello
Idaho
O. R. Baum
A. B. Canfield
Mr. McGowan
George Wagenseller
W. H. Snyder
Pocatello Creek
Rapid Creek
Inkom
J. W. Mayer
Clyde Evans
President Coolidge Train Arrives at Storrs Station
The Coolidge party posed for photographers at Storrs station on the outskirts of Cincinnati before departing for St. Louis en route to Omaha. The president Mrs Coolidge and Mrs Drain appeared briefly on the rear platform for newspaper pictures in silence.
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Cincinnati
President Coolidge
Storrs
St. Louis
Omaha
Central Union Station
Coolidge
James A. Drain
American Legion
Hiking Club Organized In Pocatello On Tuesday
A meeting at the public library in Pocatello on Tuesday evening October 6 at 7 45 p m will organize a permanent hiking club. The club aims to promote mountain climbing and year round outdoor sports modeled after Mazama and Seattle Mountaineers. All interested join and may call Walter Rea at 121 to indicate membership.
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Pocatello
Mazama Club
Mountaineers of
Seattle
Mon Bers
Walter Rea
Three Holdups Had Bad Luck at Creve Coeur Roadhouse
A pistol fight at a roadhouse near Creve Coeur lake left three men dead Vincent Goedde Yon Jean Hoffman and James Tully all alleged gangsters. Proprietor James Quinn says he killed the three attackers single handed after they attempted a holdup and opened fire on him and two accomplices who escaped.
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St. Louis
Creve Coeur Lake
James Quinn O
Vincent Goedde
Yon Jean Hoffman
James Tully
Quinn
Cupid's Representative Helps Immigrant Match
The Travelers' Aid secretary received a telegram from Ellis Island about Olga Jensen arriving on the Morgania to meet fiancé Nels from Pocatello. The secretary reports Nels is suitable and Olga heads toward marriage, noting ongoing social and church connections. The role of guiding young immigrant brides remains common.
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Travelers’ Aid
Ellis Island
Olga Jensen
Morgania
Self Nelson
Pocatello
Nels
Olga
Pilot denies bungling in failed Hawaiian flight
Lieutenant Byron J. Connell testifies before the president's air board that Commander Rodgers led the operation and that all details were handled by flying officers. He blames unforeseen wind and the missing guard ship Aroostook for the PN 9 No. 1 mission failing to reach Honolulu and calls for a defined navy air policy.
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Washington
Get
Wm. Mitchell
Navy
Air Board
Byron J. Connell
Bingham
Connecticut
Connell
John Rodgers
Rodgers
Mitchell
Honolulu
Aroostook
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Great Labor Body
Samuel Gompers
Laila
Petersen
Realty Board
McGowan
Resort
Telchers
Blackfoot
Margaret Giesbrecht
American Falls
Cupid’s Representative
Butte
Ces
Indiana
Kane Bidg
RALT
UODEN
UTAB
Kiesel Building
Canad
Frank M. Sprague
Charles H. Sprague, M. D
Kane Bldg
Tribune
Willys-Knight
Ford Sedan
State Auto Co
Hupmobile — Servi
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