Lawson Honored by AP Board After Death Tribute
Victor Fremont Lawson, founder of the Associated Press and Chicago Daily News proprietor, is memorialized by AP directors who praise his conscience, public service, and journalism. A steel portrait engraving will be sent to every AP member with a tribute to his leadership and vision.
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Desert Mountains Rival Alps in Scale of Sahara
The Sahara desert contains mountains up to 8,000 feet high and spans territory roughly equal to the Alps in extent.
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Sahara Desert
Alps
Salary for Wives Is New Proposal
In Chicago on an October date Ana sce. proposes paying American wives 15 dollars per week. Nelea A. Johnson from Galveston supports the plan during a laundry convention debate referencing 22,000,000 wives in the United States.
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Ana
Nelea A. Johnson
Galveston
America
Russia Throws Vodka Party as Prohibition Ends
Moscow reports show demand for vodka soars after the return of legality with 40 percent strength and prices near 40 cents a pint. People queue at wine shops and stores daily while relief workers note historic consumption levels and concerns over distillery capacity.
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Russia
Moscovev
At the Club and a Mysterious Call
A newly married man, knee deep in club life, calls his wife from a hotel inviting a dinner and a return to old times. He later declines a pinochle game at the club saying he is needed at home raising questions about his plans and honesty.
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Names listed in Idaho and nearby cities in OCR fragment
A long list of individuals and their associated cities appears in the fragmented OCR text. Names include Larsen Jerome Mann Reacher Staley Blake Wood Dyce Crowey Walsh Bullock Evins Beblivy and many others tied to Seattle Jerome Arco Kimberly Idaho Falls Philadelphia Ogden Malad Nampa Twin Falls and related locales.
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C. W. Larsen
Seattle
W. Curtis
Jerome
Boyd Reader
Arco
J. B. Mann
Salt Lake
John 8. Clawson
Tonia TD. Ervin
Twin Falls
W. E. Garrett
James Mace
Nampa
J. G. Reacher
Swan Lake
B. J. Staley
Kimberly
Paul Blake
Chicago
Roy Wood
Winona Dyce
H. H. High
Stanley Crowey
Idaho Falls
John F. Walsh
Philadelphia
Willis Bullock
Mahimot
Quenon
D. L. Evins
Malad
F. Beblivy
Ogden
J. R. McFadden
City
H. V. Stinger
List of names appears in historical notice
A fragmented OCR shows a sequence of personal names and locales including J. W. Jones Payette James Monro Boide W Groom Denver Henry Suhr Bozeman Loren Suhr Boze man W L Johnson Inkom O V Resmer and wife Milwaukee John Morris Ogden W M Manser and wife Filer J W Miller Caldwell Chas Williams Caldwell Mrs Geo Zelmer Hazelton Jas L White Spokane Floyd Margeson Ashton C A Margeson Ashton A E Anderson Idaho Falls E F E Darling Salmon Clarence Abbott Bangor Mich J L
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J. W. Jones
Payette
James Monro
Boide
W. Groom
Denver
Henry Suhr
Bozeman
Loren Suhr
W. L. Johnson
Inkom
O. V. Resmer
Milwaukee
John Morris
Ogden
W. M. Manser
Filer
J. W. Miller
Caldwell
Chas. Williams
No Recognition by Federation at AFL Convention
Atlantic City N J Oct 8 The American Federation of Labor considered eighty four resolutions with fifteen committees hearing many. A Shafir of the Chicago Bank Employes association urged recognizing soviet Russia and restoring full diplomatic and commercial ties with that country. President Green rejected a proposal to establish close ties with Russian workers, making favorable adoption unlikely. A memorial for Samuel Gompers was set for Monday. Thomas Johnson of the Ireland transport workers union spoke to the program, welcomed by a special delegation.
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Russia
United States
J. Shafir
Chicago Bank Employes Association
Green
Arthur A. Purcell
Samuel Gompers
Thomas Johnson
Transport Workers Union of Ireland
Bowdoin Nearing Monhegan After Swift Arctic Run
A radio message from Commander Donald B. MacMillan aboard the Bowdoin reports a hard but successful dash from the Arctic toward Monhegan Island and Wiscasset, with squalls and heavy seas but the ship pushing on. J Ray Sargent, who covered the explorer's return, fell ill and died soon after bidding farewell to the Bowdoin in Sydney. The vessel is expected to reach Monhegan tomorrow.
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Donald B. MacMillan
Bowdoin
Arctic
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Wiscasset
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Beaver Island
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J. Ray Sargent
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Sydney
Haida Coast Guard Cutter Reships 60 Native Children
Seattle reporters recount the Haida returning from six months patrolling northern waters. The cutter transported 60 Unalaska children to Seward mission school, with many orphans or near white, amid seal patrol duties and a boost to local population. Captain W. H. Shea notes bootlegger scarcity and sea life, while crew spirits remain high.
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Haida
Aleutian Islands
W. H. Shea
Bering Sea
Methodist
Seward
United States
Shea
Spencie and Shoshone Falls Feature in Local Names
A fragment lists names Spencie Shoshone Falls Joe Bill Lara Elias Christianson M. C. Christianson Downey Mound Hargriss wife Bengal L. Nuderwood y indicating a local roundup of individuals or family references. The text provides no clear event or action but preserves several proper nouns.
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Shoshone Falls
Joe Bill
Lara
Elias Christianson
M. C. Christianson
Downey
Mound Hargriss
Bengal
L. Nuderwood
Names of travelers listed across multiple cities and states
A lengthy roster lists individuals and spouses linked to various U S locations including Twin Falls Fairfield Chicago Spokane Denver Los Angeles Salt Lake Seattle Ogden Cleveland Ogden Montpelier and others. The fragment shows many names with minimal context beyond residence and association.
Names listed for archival notice or society roster
A dense roster of individuals and spouses from multiple cities and states appears, listing Curtis Mackay N A Eyer Detroit J H Dean and wife W H Farley Dayton N Dr N H Farrell Mackay R A Strunk Chas Empey Ogden H T Gee and wife Ogden A A Harris Idaho Falls G W Her rod Ford Motor R B Wade Boise C W Nason Spokane A H Campbell Great Falls M L D Dearborn Roundup R W Katerndahl Dubois Ed Frohman Portland St T Krier and wife Lexington E Y Green wood Salt Lake J L Hodgin Twin Falls KR W Eyre Omaha C T She ran Chicago T R Egbert Shelley Slim Wager American Falls B A Stroup and wife Boise F H Updike Boise C W Park Weiser H J An derson Portland Joe Ayoub Chicago E T Gordon Chicago F G Carthey Salt Lake Erwin Braun San Francisco W G Siley and wife Ogden.
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Curtis
Mackay
N. A. Eyer
Detroit
J. H. Dean
W. H. Farley
Dayton
N. H. Farrell
R. A. Strunk
Chas. Empey
Ogden
H. T. Gee
A. A. Harris
Idaho Falls
G. W. Herrod
Ford Motor
R. B. Wade
Boise
C. W. Nason
Spokane
A. H. Campbell
Great Falls
M. LD. Dearborn
Roundup
R. W. Katerndahl
Dubois
Ed Frohman
Portland
St. T. Krier
Lexington
E. Y. Greenwood
Salt Lake
J. L. Hodgin
Twin Falls
KR. W. Eyre
Omaha
C. T. Sheran
Chicago
T. R. Egbert
Shelley
Slim Wager
American Falls
List of Residents and Associates Across Cities Mentioned
A roster of individuals and spouses listed with city and state identifications including Mrs V Barron Los Angeles Jack Newins Boise L G Bocking San Francisco Mrs D Rogers Burley H B Foulger Ogden Edna Lewis Idaho Falls F A Benson Rexburg and others in Salt Lake Denver Seattle Portland Spokane and other locales. The compilation names numerous households and associated locales.
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V. Barron
Los Angeles
Jack Newins
Boise
L. G. Bocking
San Francisco
D. Rogers
Burley
H. B. Foulger
Ogden
Edna Lewis
Idaho Falls
F. A. Benson
Rexburg
L. K. Donnehey
Salt Lake
W. E. Gailey
W. A. Miller
South Dakota
C. W. Rasmussen
Logan
Utah
J. E. Owen
Denver
R. Smith
Clyde Bowen
Omer Stacy
Harold Christensen
Zeik
American Falls
Mrs. Hanson
R. W. Crocker
G. West
Portland
Otto Hanson
J. W. Burt
Bingham
G. E. Walker
H. Peffery
Seattle
F. Small
Hutte
Mont
F. A. Hendricks
C. A. Kennedy
Ore
W. E. Chapman
Tacoma
G. M. Grace
F. T. Dyer
Utah Fall Racing Season Opens at Lagoon Track
Salt Lake City Oct 8. Horse racing at Lagoon track midway between Salt Lake City and Ogden opens for one month under general management of AO Danturand Montr and features a series of 1000 dollars. W Ken J Kyne of San Francisco is listed as manager.
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Banks in Pocatello to Close on Columbus Day
All Pocatello banks will be closed Monday October 12 in observance of Columbus Day. Announcement from the Pocatello Clearing House Association.
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Pocatello Clearing House
Noel Must Face a Murder Trial in Essex County
Newark date—Harrison W. Noel, accused of killing six year old Mary Daly of Montclair and Raymond Pierce, a Black chauffeur, must stand trial. Judge Edwin C. Caffrey ruled Noel is legally sane for trial after a series of hearings on medical insanity. The judge stated the jury must determine guilt or innocence.
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Mary Daly
Montclair
Raymond Pierce
Essex County
Edwin C. Caffrey
Pax
Noel
Miss Tyler Served Briefly at White House
Playgoers recall 40 percent miss Tyler as daughter-in-law of President Tyler who presided at the executive mansion for a short period during his administration.
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Priscilla Tyler
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Interparliamentary Union Delegates Guests of Carnegie Endowment
After ending their sessions in Washington the delegates to the Interparliamentary Union conference will spend four days as guests of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Conference of the Interparliamentary Union
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Ellen M Boyenger Moves Chiropody Office to 327 W Lewis
Chiropodist Ellen M Boyenger relocates to 327 West Lewis Avenue Across From Post Office phone 703 new office serves foot care patients in the area
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W. Lewis Avenue
SICK WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. F. B. HappEN of Macon Georgia reports severe right side pain after the Change of Life. She says two months bedridden and unable to lie on her left side, but after two weeks on Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound she could rise and became stronger. She endorses the remedy and allows use of her name and address.
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Georgia
Lydia E. Pink
F. B. Happen
Bolt Avenue
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