Judge Orders Trial Jury to Report Oct 14
Federal Judge F. B. Dietrich presided at the opening session of United States district court in southeastern Idaho. Trial jurors were summoned for Wednesday. grand jurors named and to be selected from listed residents across multiple towns. The docket included demurrers, motions, and a bankruptcy discharge hearing set for Tuesday morning.
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Idaho
United States District Court
Dietrich
H. E. Ray
William Langrosse
W. D. McReynolds
de Stroop
First National Bank of Montpelier
de Stoop
Columbia Trust Company
Idaho Coal Mines Company
Indusstry
Bonneville County
Bonneville County Court House
Supreme Court
E. B. Ellicot
North Fork Reservoir Company
Western Grain and Brokerage Company
U. S
Julia Hibner
B. V. Browning
Andrews
G. B
Spencer, Baxter
C. i
Idaho Falls
Rice
A. M
Lava Hot Springs
Bennett
C. W
Thatcher
Dickerson
F. W
Pocatello
Edwards
Salmon
Francis
Joseph
Arimo
Freiday
F. E
Roberts
Furnish
Thos
Malad
Brisbin
W. N
St. Anthony
Camp
W. P
Casperson
John W
Banida
Davis
D. E
Landing
Denny
Ernest H
Ray
Dubach
Dave
Wavan
Estensen
John FE
Blackfoot
Fountain
I. E
Mackay
Frederickson
Chas. N
Gardner
John L
Fish Haven
Grace
Victor
Deadly weekend accident toll tops thirty-two
Thirty-two people died in major accidents over the weekend with many injured. The worst occurred when the pleasure boat Clara B capsized near Melbourne Florida drowning eleven. Other fatalities followed in Ontario California Utah and Utah prices.
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Chicago
Florida
Melbourne
Toronto
Southern Pacific
Pomona
Calif
Utah
Price
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Postal Loot Totals $300000 in Mail Truck Robbery
Los Angeles based postal inspector R C Knox announced the loot from last Thursday’s mail truck robbery is slightly in excess of $300000. Five suspects are now in custody after two more arrests.
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Los Angeles
Calif
R. C. Knox
Grand Jury Panel Seated at Pocatello Session
The federal grand jury for Pocatello convened this afternoon with Victor Viera, Sam P. Smith, Pat Rush, Charles Butter, and F. W. Dickerson named foreman and H. K. Fligson as bailiff. Those excused were Haggerty, Shirley, G. Spongberg, and Sparks.
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Federal Grand Jury
Pocatello
Victor Viera
Sam P. Smith
Pat Rush
Charles Butter
F. W. Dickerson
Foreman
H. K. Fligson
Messrs. Haggerty
Shirley
G. Spongberg
Sparks
Spending Orgy in Aircraft Tests Charges Waste of Funds
Washington reports Chairman Madden blasts the army and navy for extravagance in aviation development. He says millions are wasted in endless experimental work and urges an $87.5 million plan to end joint aeronautical engineering and naval factory operations.
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Washington
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Air Board
United States
Army Navy
Army
Navy
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philelphia
Pickers Needed in Spud Fields at Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls October 12 AP acute labor shortage in spud fields. E. & Trask chairman says coop labor bureau formed to supply workers for harvesting. Wages eight cents a sack for picking haulers to six dollars a day. Crop bumper with 150 to 200 sacks per acre. Beet fields to begin soon. high demand for laborers expected.
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Idaho Falls
E. &. Trask
Cooperative Labor Bureau
Trask
Damages Awarded to James and Sarah Kelly in Troy Laundry Suit
Damages of 5800 were awarded to plaintiffs James A. Kelly and Sarah K. Kelly in a district court case against Troy Laundry’s Parisian Cleaners. The jury returned the verdict at 2 15 this afternoon after a trial spanning Friday and Saturday before Judge O R Baum. The suit arose from the February 6 1925 bicycle collision near North Garfield and West Sublette where Francis Kelly 15 died. The Kellys sought 10000 and 800 for hospital and funeral expenses. The defense contends the bicycle rider was at fault for riding on the left side and notes the bicycle had no light while the car tried to turn left. Attorneys T D Jones and W B Thompson for plaintiffs Petersen and Coffin for defendants. The twelve jurors listed include J E Blake Paul Smith J H Marshall C E Rush J B Perkins J M Bistline Sam Ausworth Nate Morgan Wm O Deaton T W Smith RK L Powell and Benjamin Clegg.
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James A. Kelly
Sarah K. Kelly
Troy Laundry Company
O. R. Baum
Francis Kelly
Parisian Cleaners
Troy Laundry
L. H. Bruce
North Garfield
West Sublette Street
West Subette
Sublette
T Kelly Lad
T. D. Jones
W. B. Thompson
Petersen and Coffin
J. E. Blake
Paul Smith
J. H. Marshall
C. E. Rush
J. B. Perkins
J. M. Bis
Dundee Withdraws From Scheduled Polo Grounds Bout
Johnny Dundee the former featherweight champion failed to weigh in for his 15 round match with Babs Herman at the Polo Grounds. Friends say he would not enter the ring due to a dispute with promoter Jimmy Johnston.
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Dundee
New York
Johnny Dundee
Driver Fatally Injured in Detroit Fairgrounds Race
AP report from Detroit says Al Waters of Chicago, a driver in a speed event, was killed after his car crashed through a fence at the Michigan State Fair Grounds. Twenty spectators were injured, four seriously, as onlookers fled to safety while Waters was rushed to a hospital.
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Detroit
Mich
al Waters
Chicago
Eagh
State Fair Grounds
Deputy Dry Agent Named for Idaho
Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury announced the appointment in the enforcement corps. G. W Orlear was named deputy administrator and will lead the Idaho office in the dry enforcement effort.
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Idaho
Washington
Andrews
The
Treasury
Enforcement Corps
G. W Orlear
Tribune Publishes Baseball Extra After Sunday Game
The Tribune issued a Baseball Extra Sunday afternoon with a full play by play, complete box score and summary. Blackfoot and surrounding cities received the edition within an hour and a half of game end and the extra was distributed to nearby cities by auto.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot
the Tribune
Baseball Extra
Supreme Court actions on irrigation, trade, narcotics, and Indian jurisdiction
The Supreme Court refused rehearing in the Nampa Meridian irrigation dispute with the Boise project manager and Payette Boise Water Users. It also ruled government failed to reopen a trade association case and limited warrants on residence searches to arrest contexts. The court held six Indian nations fall under state police jurisdiction where their reservations lie.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nampa and
Meridian Irrigation District
Idaho
Boise
U. S. Reclamation Service
Payette-Boise Water Users’ Association
T He ‘Supreme Court
No Change in Rubber Policy Stated by British Officials
London reports that the British colonial office rejected Colombo dispatch claims that rubber exports should rise 20 percent during the upcoming quarter. Colonial Secretary L C M Amery said Stevens scheme operations remain under review with confidential proposals exchanged, but no decision to alter policy has been made.
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London
British Colonial Office
Colombo
Ceylon
L. C. M. Amery
Stevens
Twenty Injured in Arlington Wreck to Recover
Twenty persons hurt in the Arlington Oregon wreck on the Oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation line are expected to recover. The west bound Continental Limited struck a boulder from a cliff. fireman Robert H. Lee was killed and the injured were taken to a hospital at The Dalles.
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Portland
Ore
Arlington
Oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Continental Limited
Robert H. Lee
Dalles
Artist Mourns Loss of True Feminine Figure
Chicago AP reports artist Wellington J. Reynolds laments the fading feminine form in fashion and body trends. He criticizes boyish looks and narrowed hips, claiming styles drive change and that few women retain the distinctly feminine figure. Reynolds seeks a model to complete his rating for The Enchanted Bot.
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Chicago
Wellington J. Reynolds
The
Art Institute
Emiaine
American volunteers raid Rif forces in Morocco
In Querzon and Fez on October 12 the Yankee fliers of the Sheriffian squadron pressed attacks on Abd El Krim’s stronghold Ain Berda. They bombarded the enemy defenses, flying low with heavy velieys and destroying blockhouses. One pilot, Dr. W. Sparks, narrowly escaped when his engine failed over the Rif stronghold but restarted and fled. Official communique says the escadrille is nearing the end of its activities and others will be moved to Algeria.
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Querzon
French Morocco
Sheriffian Squadron
Abd el Krim
Ain Berda
Beni Curiagel
W. Sparks
Indianapolis
Fez
Sheriffian Escadrille
Moran
Escadrille
Algeria
Arrangements Made for Return Jewelry Stolen from Plaza
New York October 12 Information from police head quarters says arrangements have been made through underworld channels to return tomorrow the 83 000 worth of jewelry stolen from the Plaza apartment of Mrs Jessie Woolworth Donahue on September 30 The return is tentatively set for 1 PM in an unnamed part of the city The Donahues were informed by representatives of the jewelry owners and police will still pursue the criminals if their identities are learned.
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New York
Wnderworld
Hotel Plaza
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
Donahues
Rebel General Plastiras Still In Hiding
Athens reports authorities have failed to locate General Plastiras. A government proclamation urges anyone with information to disclose his hiding place and warns that concealing malefactors endangering public order may be punishable by death. Plastiras led the 1922 rebellion and disappeared prior to exile.
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Athens
Greece
General Plastiras
Plastiras
Frenchman Says Borah Is An Irish German
Paris reports Senator Borah is described as an Irish German by Senator Henri Berenger of the American debt mission in a letter to La Matin. The claim highlights political tensions and cross national labels amid debt talks.
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Borah
Paris
Orab
Henri Berenger
The
American Debt Mission
la Matis
Pirates Beat Washington to Narrow World Series Gap
At Griffith Stadium on Oct 12 the Pirates defeated the Senators 6 3 to close the series to 3 2 in favor of Washington. Aldridge won, Coveleskie took the loss, with 38,000 in attendance as the scene moved to Pittsburgh for game six. Goslin and Bluege sparked Pittsburgh bats while Coveleskie surrendered nine hits in 6 1 3 innings. The day also featured Coolidges in attendance and renewed crowd energy as the road to the championship continued.
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Griffith Stadium
Washington
Pirates
Stanley Coveleskie
Senators
Pittsburg
Goslin
Bluege
Seibold
Wright
J. Harris
Carey
Barnhart
Harris
Traynor
Peck
Smith
Judge
Coveleskie
Aldridge
Ruel
Cuyler
Moore
Zachary
Ballou
Coolidge
Pittsburg Pirates
E Senators
Vic Aldridge
Ossie Bluege
The
Stuffy McInnis
George Grantham
s@nyler
Harrises
Stan Harris
Rice
MeInnis
Arctic Expedition Returns Home to Maine Waters
The MacMillan Arctic expedition ends its voyage as the Bowdoin and Westly reach Wiscasset at 10:20 AM after a stormy crossing from Monhegan Island. They had been held by gales for nearly three days.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Bowdoin
Westly
Monhegan Island
Body Pilot Found In Wrecked Postal Plane
Charles H. Ames, a six year air postal veteran from Cleveland, is found dead in the cockpit of a mail plane wreck on Nittany Mountain near Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. The plane carried mail intact and an inquiry was planned. Ames left New York October 1 and was missing until the wreck was located by a boy.
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Bellefonte
Charles H. Ames
Nittany Mountain
Elimonte
Ames
New York
West-Houng
Mai
Postal Service
Cleveland
W. K. Kewcon
Whitlipsburg
Corurer
Center County
Heaton
Tigerites
Paul Ames
Wauwhincheon
Tee Deni
Bellfonte
Wade
Charles U. Ames
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Hazen Cuyler
Score
Federal
Grand Jury
Bea
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Tribune
Trade Association
Cement Manufacturers’ Associations
Thomas Angello
Brooklyn
Max Carey
Yankee Fliers
Riffians
American Escadrille
RHE
Pittsburgh
MelInnis
Erseerress Aldridge
Ss. Harris
Eaedeee
Aste
Ruel Bluege
Soveleskie
Ereeeeee Zachary
Marberry
Adams
Oereer
Charles Ames
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