Winter Weather Grips Mountain West and Plains
Temperatures dip to freezing as Montana Idaho and Wyoming report snow two to three inches along the eastern Rockies. Helena and Bozeman record subfreezing readings while rail damage and train delays occur near Grand Junction. Gulf states stay warm with Fort Worth near 100s and southern states in the eighties.
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Denver
Colo
Teehold
Rocky Moon
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Helena
Mont
Great Falls
Casper
Bozeman
Butte
Chicago
Midwest
South Dakota
Mon
Wheat
Wyo
Continental Divide
Stariff
Rocky Mountain
Arizona
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Grand Junction
Union Pacific
Sioux City
Virginia
Minn
Gulf States
Fort Worth
Florida
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Verdict of guilty in assault case
John Andreason found guilty of assault with intent to commit rape after three hours of jury deliberation. Leora Henderson testifies for the state as key witness. Judge Baum set Friday for sentencing. State of Idaho v Morris Campbell and other jurors named in docket.
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John Andreason
O. RB. Baum
Leora Henderson
Oxford
Baum
Idaho
Morris Campbell
Grand Chancellor Addresses Knights of Pythias Meeting
Fort Hall lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias held a Tuesday meeting with Marker of Blackfoot, Idaho delivering the grand chancellor address. H Evans welcomed guests. a staff of candidates earned Esquire. Finis Heatley reported on the Providence national convention. Mellveen orchestra performed. a chicken dinner is planned before next Tuesday's meeting.
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Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
Knights of Pythias
Marker
Blackfoot
Knights of Pythias Indaho
Farmer
H. Evana
Lodge
Finis Heatley
Providence
Mellveen Orchestra
Mellveen
M. W. Kilpatrick
Lee Blackmer
Pyrkion Re
Tourist Records Broken at Parks Nation’s parks set visitors record
Washington reports a record 2,73,684 visitors used national parks and monuments through September 30, up 39 percent from 1923. Hot Springs led with 265,500 visitors, Rocky Mountain followed at 233,912, then Yellowstone and Yosemite with smaller totals.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain Park
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Congregational Church Meeting Receives Praise and Thanks
The annual Congregational meeting was held at the church with large attendance. Reports showed all bills paid, no debts except the building fund, and the loan for the Sunday school annex paid. Leonard couple thanked for treasurer duties. a luncheon followed. The gathering ended with the hymn In Charge to Keep I Have led by Mrs. Will R. Ferris.
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The
Congregational Church
B. O. Leonard
Will R. Ferris
Weather Delays Sugar Beet and Potato Loading
Wet weather delays loading of sugar beets and potatoes hindering harvest and transport to rail shipping points. If conditions improve, Blackfoot Lincoln and Sugar City factories may reopen Saturday after securing a two to three day beet supply. Idaho beet crop expected to exceed last year by about 40 000 tons despite reduced acreage.
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Blackfoot
Lincoln
Sugar City
Idaho
Midnight Blaze Strikes Two City Fire Calls
At 12:20 a.m. firefighters responded to Godfrey Ringwell’s home in the Stanley greenhouse area for a blaze on the top of a frame structure. They laid 2800 feet of hose from Thirteenth avenue. At 4:20 a.m. both city and Short Line departments battled a fire in an outfit car at the east end of the railroad yards.
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Godfrey Ringwell
Stanley
Thirteenth Avenue
Auerbach Scores Technical Knockout Over Jones
Herman Auerbach of Salt Lake defeated Tom Jones by technical knockout in the fourth round of a six round bout Monday evening in Salt Lake. Jones could not withstand the heavy blows and was stopped by Referee Hardy Downing, giving the victory to Auerbach.
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Auerbach
Herman Auerbach
Salt Lake
Tom Jones
Jones
Utah
Hardy Downing
Crossing Accident at Firth Involves Train and Auto
Train No. 33 struck a Star auto at 8:50 this morning at the crossing east of the depot at Firth. E A Edwards who lives north of Firth drove the car and sustained injuries not yet learned. He was rushed to Shelley for medical care.
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Firth
E. A. Edwards
Edwards
Shelley
Carload of Fish For Bannock Hunters
A state hatchery shipment from St Anthony will reach Bannock Sportsmen's Association this week. The fish will go to the Meader hatchery retention ponds until large enough for distribution in local streams and the American Falls dam upon completion.
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St. Anthony
Bannock Sportsmen ’S Association
Meader
American Falls
Fine school completed at Post Falls features modern facilities
The new $45,000 high school building at Post Falls is described by the state department of education as highly modern and well equipped. Constructed by a district valued at $1,291,000, the school stands as a standout in the state. Joe Strand C M Jeffery and Robert Daily returned from a game hunt on the Balmon river middle fork with a deer each, the finest in years.
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Post Falls
State Department of Education
Joe Strand
C. M. Jeffery
Robert Daily
Balmon River
Tiger ‘Club
Oriole
Roscoe
Tech notes reveal initiation plans and campus activities
The T club of Tech girls showcases initiation events and hat fashions while rumors promise stunts at tomorrow's assembly. The Idaho Tech Symphony rehearses for a concert during the Pharmaceutical convention with Sarah Thomas as soprano soloist. Regular assemblies and football scrimmage details follow, plus staff announcements for the Idaho Techniad official publication.
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Tech Girls
Idaho Tech Symphony Orchestra
Frazier Hall
Sarah. Thomas
the Tech
Idaho Techniad
Carl Webb
Local Notables Make Tuesday Round in Idaho
W. G. Swendsen reclamation commissioner for Idaho visited Pocatello Tuesday evening. F. W. Dickerson Columbia Life Insurance manager spent yesterday at Rexburg. Reverend G. William Barnum Presbyterian minister left for Gardwell to attend Idaho synod sessions. Roy Wade Short Line roadway equipment supervisor inspected Idaho division machines today. Mrs. T. Brinckley Yellowstone hotel manager’s wife left for Chieso.
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W. G. Swendsen
Idaho
Pocatello
F. W. Dickerson
Columbia Life Insurance Company
Rexbury
G. William Barnum
Presbyterian Church
Gardwell
Roy Wade
Snow blankets Yellowstone branch from Ashton to West Yellowstone
Five to six inches of snow fell on the Yellowstone branch between Ashton and West Yellowstone. A rotary snow plow was dispatched to Ashton on Monday to keep the line open.
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Yellowstone
Ashton
West Yellowstone
Heavy stock and sheep shipments surge on Montana division
The Short Line moves the heaviest stock and sheep shipments in its history. Last Saturday twenty three points on the Montana division loaded stock and sheep, with shipments heavy to interstate and external points.
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Montana
Mrs Lucey McCann to Visit Daughter in St Louis
Mrs. Lucey McCann of 440 North Hayes leaves Wednesday evening for St Louis to visit her daughter Mrs H L Price for several weeks.
Indian to Hang in Tucson for Murder
President Coolidge denied the commutation of the death sentence for George Burynamie an Indian condemned to hang. U.S. Attorney John Libby relayed word from Attorney General Bargeet the order to proceed with the execution as scheduled. The case originated in Tucson Arizona with the condemned held in a local barracks near the city.
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Tucson
Ariz
Coolidge
George Burynamie
Hamab
United States
John Libi
Bargeet
B. Gin Ls
Uave Pagiare
Death of cattle blamed on copper wire
Veterinarians in Wilhelmsthal Thuringia Germany report Holstein cattle deaths traced to swallowed copper wiring discarded in pastures by electrical work crews. The deaths appeared suddenly across the province prompting an official inquiry and forensic investigation.
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Wilhelmsthal
Thuringia
Germany
National Education Week Observed November 16 22
The National Association plans Education Week from November 16 to 22 under US Bureau of Education National Education Association and American Legion guidance. Activities cover topics from the constitution to know your school with a major Boise football game Idaho versus Oregon Agricultural College on November 21.
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National Association To Observe
United States Bureau of Education
National Education Association
The
American Legion
State Board of Education
United States Commissioner of Education
Southern Idaho
University of Idaho
Oregon Agricultural College
Boise
Returns to California
Mrs. Dan Church Jr and her small son Dan Church III have been mentioned as returning to California in the brief clipping. The item notes a family move but provides limited context beyond the names and destination.
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California
Dan Church, Jr
Dan Church III
Guests depart after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Church
The guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Church finished a two week stay and left yesterday to return to their home in Los Angeles.
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D. W. Church
Los Angeles
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