Adultery Case Ends in Not Guilty in District Court
Johan st Mond and Myrtle Ander were acquitted in district court after a half hour jury verdict. Sheriff H Henderson later held them for possible federal action in Salt Lake City, with whispers of a white slavery charge. John Andrewson faced assault with intent to rape allegations, with Leora Henderson as key witness and other testimony from Greenwalt, Volkmeier, Cooper, and Burna.
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Myrtle Ander
State of Idaho
John Andrewson
Judge Baum
Leora Henderson
Oxford
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A. L. Greenwalt, Jr
A. E. Volkmeier
Fontaine Cooper
James W. Burna
Reception in Honor High School Principal and Teaching Staff
The Parent Teachers association at the high school met last evening led by president Frank Leute. Miss Himena Hoffman reported on the state convention in Idaho Falls, followed by a reception for new principal W. H. DeBolt and the teaching staff with vocal solos by Mrs. A. M. Jacobson and S. H. Rueblemann.
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A. M. Jacobson
S. H. B. Rueblemann
Forces join Moroccan and Spanish aviation officers at Syan
French and Spanish aviation officers report a junction at Syan northeast of Kifane as military forces operate in Morocco. This unexpected meeting underscores ongoing cooperation between French, Spanish, and Moroccan units in the region.
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Fez
French Morocco
Aviation Union
Syan
Kifane
Guest notes lengthy stay while staff repeats dates
In a hotel lobby a guest jokes with the clerk about a young worker who has been there four months, not four hours. A long list of patrons or visitors follows, naming numerous individuals in Salt Lake City and across the West as they appear at the register and lobby area.
Across From Postoffice at 27 W Lewis Avenue
A small real estate or business listing notes the address 27 W Lewis Avenue across from the postoffice with telephone 703. The text provides location details for a potential shop or office space.
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W. Lewis Avenue
Davis Acts as Secretary of War in Weeks’s Absence
Dwight F. Davis, named for the war portfolio if Weeks retires, has served as acting secretary for about six months due to illness. A St. Louis native and Harvard graduate, he managed the family estate and rose in financial circles. He is renowned as the donor of the international tennis trophy bearing his name.
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Coolidge
Weeks
Davis
St. Louis
Harvard
Law School
Washington University
Confessions of a Queen at Strand features Alice Terry
At the Strand tonight the most beautiful and lone liest woman in Europe plays a lead role in Confessions of a Queen with Lewis Stone in the cast. Tomorrow a new bill presents Kenneth Harlan in The Ranger for the Big Pines, a forest ranger tale.
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Strand
Europe
Alice Terry
Lewis Stone
Kenneth Harlan
Big Pines
Minstrels Coming to Auditorium for Oct Show
Richards & Pringle Minstrels, famed coast to coast for their top rated production, tour two nights at the Auditorium on October 10 and 11. The company features forty artists of genuine colored stock with southern songs plantation dances and lavish vaudeville acts. A parade and band concert will precede the performances in this city.
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Richards & Pringie
Auditorium Theatre
Alabama
Chick Beaman
Richards & Pringle Minstrels
Flashes of the Great White Way Coming to Auditorium
Pocatello theatregoers eagerly anticipate a Broadway style revue at the Auditorium on Thursday October 15. Manager Gabe announced the engagement after a city poll showed no objections and local interest promises a large guarantee to bring the production here.
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The Gold Rush at the Capitol Theatre
The Capitol presents Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush, a comedy drama set in the frozen north. A two barrelled shotgun scene provokes laughs as Chaplin struggles to stay out of the gun’s reach, illustrating how stage devices turn peril into humor.
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the Capitol
Charlie Chaplin
Capitol Theatre
Chaplin
New U S Envoy to Japan Seen Acceptable
Dispatches from Tokyo report Charles MacVeagh of New York as the new United States ambassador to Japan. He is the son of the late Wayne MacVeagh.
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Charles MacVeagh
New York
Eeeh
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Wayne MacVeagh
Two Men Fight Over Weapon Amid Stark Tragedy
A chaotic scene described as Chaplinesque comedy unfolds as two men struggle for a weapon, both fighting for their lives. The incident blends dark gravity with absurdity in a moment of tense danger.
Endorsement for The Ten Commandments at the Orpheum
The Rev. Charles W. Cave of St. Mark's Congregational Church praises The Ten Commandments screening at the Orpheum with Jack Derville's enlarged orchestra. He calls it the greatest sermon and says the entire production is pleasing, instructive, and ennobling for viewers nationwide.
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Orpheum
Jack Derville
Charles W. Cave
D. D. St. Mark’s Congregational Church
Utah Weather Fair Tonight and Wednesday
A Utah weather brief reports fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. The outlook emphasizes modest variations and dry skies across the period.
Rate Hearing in Pocatello
H F E Godwin of the O S L met with the Pocatello chamber traffic committee to discuss Idaho conditions and topics for the state utilities commission hearing in Boise on October 13. The discussion covered common freight rates between coast points, Pocatello, the east, and the region. Committee members N B Pond W I An and Colonel J M Ingersoll were commended for their broad rate schedule interpretation and an amicable outcome is expected through chamber and railroad talks. Pocatello will send a representative to Boise for the hearing.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
State Utilities Commission
Boise
Pocatello
Pond
W. I. An
J. M. Ingersoll
Godwin
Chamber
Utilities Commission
Ada Boyland Plans Solo Expedition to Persia
Miss Ada Boyland returns to England from Nigeria and declares her plan to travel unaccompanied to the remote regions of Persia, an undertaking described as highly dangerous.
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Nigeria
Persia
New Forman of Tribune Mechanical Department
M. H. Mogge of the Portland Telegram has accepted the foreman position of The Tribune mechanical department. He brings experience from the Sacramento Bee, the Salem Journal, and a major Detroit plant. Charles Lamoreaux, longtime head of The Tribune plant, shifts to oversee the job shop and printing.
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Portland, Oregon
Telegram
Tribune Mechanical Department
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Tribune
Portland
Sacramento Bee
Salem Journal
Detroit
Charles Lamoreaux
Emir Ali Succeeds Ex King Hussein Heir to Hedjaz Throne
One year ago today Emir Ali son of ex King Hussein accepted the throne of the kingdom of Hedjaz signaling a dynastic transition in the regional royal lineage and centering attention on the new ruler’s early actions and policies.
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Hussein
Kingdom
Hedjaz
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