Judge Commands Trial Jury Report October Fourteen
United States district court opened with Judge F. B. Dietrich presiding. Cases discussed included De Stroop versus First National Bank of Montpelier and Columbia Trust versus Idaho Coal Mines. Trial jury called for Wednesday. grand jury session held with long list of jurors from multiple Idaho towns.
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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
U. 8 S
Julia Hibner
B. V. Browning
Andrews
G. B
Spencer
Baxter
C. H
Idaho Falls
Rice
A. M
Lava Hot Springs
Bennett
C. W
Thatcher
Dickerson
F. W
Pocatello
Edwards
Salmon
Francis
Joseph
Arimo
Freiday
F. B
Roberts
Furnish
Thos
Sterling
Gentry
Bert
Henry
Haggerty
J. P
Soda Springs
Hart
Clarence
Rigby
Hawks
Joe
Hills
Douglas Mackay
Jensen
Alma L
Dayton
J. C
Montpelier
John
D. B
Rockland
Lamont
L. E
Muffett
Albert J
Mackay
Orlob
M. J
St. Anthony
Perkins
Bennington
Peterson
W. E
Daniels
Piar
Clint
Roderick
Wm. C
Arbon
Shirley
James F
Rexburg
Aes Geo. A
Dityle
Spangberg
Carl
Staker
E. M
Menan
Tunks
Samuel
Alter
Charles H
Ball
Frank
Inkom
Bell
Malad
Brisbin
W. N
Camp
W. P
Casperson
John W
Banida
Davis
D. E
Landing
Denny
Ernest H
Roy
Dubach
Dave
Wavan
Estensen
John E
Blackfoot
Fountain
I. E
Frederickson
Chas
Gardner
John L
Fish Haven
Grace
Victor
Accident Toll Totals 32 Dead Across Weekend
A weekend of major accidents left 32 dead and many injured. The Clara B pleasure boat capsized near Melbourne, Florida, killing eleven. A train strike in Toronto killed six, while a Southern Pacific express hit an automobile near Pomona, California. A Utah incident near Price drowned a woman, and a pool accident occurs in an undetailed location.
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Chicago
Florida
Melbourne
Toronto
Southern Pacific
Pomona
Calif
Utah
Price
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Postal Loot Totals Slighly Over 300000 In LA Truck Robbery
Los Angeles postal inspector R C Knox says the loot from last Thursday’s mail truck robbery is slightly in excess of 300000 dollars. Two more suspects are in custody, bringing the total to five.
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Los Angeles
Calif
R. C. Knox
Grand Jury Panel Named for Pocatello Session
A federal grand jury for Pocatello convened this afternoon with Victor Viera Sam P Smith Pat Rush Charles Butter F W Dickerson named foreman and H K Higson serving as bailiff Those excused from duty 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. Higson
Messrs. Haggerty
Shirley
G. Spongberg
Sparks
Spending Orgy in Aircraft Tests Sparks Army Navy Critique
Washington observers report House Appropriations Chairman Madden blasting the army and navy for a costly, meaningless cycle of aviation experimentation. He urged a consolidated plan with a national air program and proposed an $87.6 million overhaul ending duplicate design work and regional bypasses.
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Washington
Army and Navy
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Air Board
United States
Army
Navy
Congress
Army Ad Navy Aviation
Cavel Aircraft Lee
Philadelphia
Army Engineering
PICKERS NEEDED IN SPUD FIELDS AT IDAHO FALLS
Idaho Falls reports acute labor shortage in spud fields as a cooperative labor bureau mobilizes workers. Harvest delayed by frost but now active with eight cent per sack field pay and up to six dollars daily for haulers. Beet fields to start, boosting demand for labor. Chairman Trask urges workers to come for high wages.
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Idaho Falls
E. &. Trask
Cooperative Labor Bureau
Trask
Damages Awarded in Auto Collision Case
Damages of 5800 were awarded to James A. Kelly and Sarah K. Kelly in a suit against Troy Laundry stemming from the injury and death of their 15 year old son Francis Kelly. The jury delivered verdict after trial in district court before Judge O. Baum. The case centered on a February 6, 1925 collision between a Parisian Cleaners delivery car and Francis Kelly near North Garfield and West Sublette streets.
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James A. Kelly
Sarah K. Kelly
Troy Laundry Company
O. Baum
Francis Kelly
Parisian Cleaners
Troy Laundry
L. H. Bruce
North Garfield
West Sublette Street
West Subette
Sublette
Kelly Ind
Sam Allaworth
Nate Morgan
Wm. O. Deaton
T. W. Smith
RK. L. Powell
Benjamin Clegg
Dundes Withdraws From Featherweight Bout at Polo Grounds
Johnny Dundes, former world featherweight champion, failed to weigh in at the New York boxing commission for the 16 round bout with Babe Herman at the Polo Grounds. Friends said Dundes would not appear because of a disagreement with promoter Jimmy Johnstone.
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Dunder
New York
Johnny Dundes
New York Boxing Commission
Babe Herman
Polo Grounds
Herman
Jimmy Johnston
Driver fatally injured in car race at Macy fairgrounds
Detroit reports Al Waters of Chicago died after his car veered into a fence during a race at the Macy state fair grounds. Twenty spectators were injured, four critically, with victims taken to area hospitals.
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Detroit
Mich
al Waters
Chicago
Macy State Fair Grounds
Aters
Deputy Dry Agent Named for Idaho Whibition Enforcement
Idaho officials announce approval of a deputy administrator for the exhibition enforcement corps. The appointment is titled Deputy Dry Agent and involves Wrockinaten in the process.
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Idaho
Wrockinaten
Asoe
Tribune Baseball Extra Delivers World Series Play by Play
Sunday afternoon readers in Pocatello and nearby towns received the Tribune Baseball Extra within 90 minutes after the game. The edition traveled by autos to surrounding cities and carried the complete play by play, box score, and game summary.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot
the Tribune
Baseball Extra
Supreme Court rejects rehearing in Idaho irrigation case
The Supreme Court refused a rehearing of the appeal by the Nampa and Meridian irrigation district of Idaho against the Boise project manager and the Payette Boise Water Users association. The ruling followed an April decision adverse to the irrigation district.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nampa and
Meridian ‘Rrigation District
Idaho
Boise
U. S. Réclamation Service
Payette-Boise Water Users’ Association
Hs Supreme Court
No Change in Rubber Policy
London reports the British colonial office found no ground for Colombo's suggestion to raise the maximum exportable rubber by 20 percent of standard production for the upcoming quarter starting November. Colonial Secretary Amery says the Stevens scheme is under constant observation and no decision to change it has been reached despite confidential proposals between London and the East.
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London
British Colonial Office
Colombo
Ceylon
L. C. M. Amery
Stevens
Twenty injured in Oregon rail wreck expected to recover
All twenty injured in the Arlington Oregon wreck on the Oregon Washington line are reported to recover. The west bound Continental Limited struck a boulder fallen from a cliff. Fireman Robert H. Lee was killed. 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
The
Dalles
Artist Laments Passing of True Feminine Figure
Chicago AP reports artist Wellington J. Reynolds criticizes boyish styles in models at the art institute. He cites square shoulders and narrow hips as changing female beauty, noting few women embrace a latinate figure and some starve to resemble a lean form while he works on a painting titled The Enchanted Heart.
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Chicago
Wellington J. Reynolds
The
Art Institute
Gessen
Reynolds
Yankee fliers bomb Rifian stronghold in Morocco
American volunteer aviators forming the Sheriffian squadron intensified bombing near Ain Berda in the Beni Curiagel country. They faced heavy fire but damaged blockhouses and one engine failed over the Rifian stronghold before repairs enabled escape.
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Querzon
French Morocco
Sheriffian Squadron
Abd el Krim
Ain Berda
Beni Curiagel
V. Sparks
Indianapolis
Return of Plaza Jewelry Tied to Underworld Channels
New York police say arrangements have been made through underworld channels for the return tomorrow of 683000 dollars' worth of jewelry stolen from the Plaza apartment of Mia Jessie Woolworth Donahue on September 30. Representatives of the jewelry owners contacted the Donahues, with a tentative 1 PM return in an unnamed city location. Police say the plan does not bar arrests if criminals are identified.
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New York
Underworld
Hotel Plaza
Mia
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
Donahues
Rebel General Plastiras Still Hiding as Greeks Seek Lead
Athens authorities pursue General Plastiras who vanished after forewarning of exile. A government proclamation urges citizens with knowledge of his whereabouts to come forward, warning that concealing dangerous malefactors may be punishable by death.
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Athens
Greece
General Plastiras
Plastiras
Frenchman Borah remark sparks cross party exchange
Paris dispatch reports Senator Korabe calling Senator Borah "an Irish German" amid notes by Senator Henri Berenger of the American debt commission. The exchange centers on Borah's identity and political stance as tension rises in diplomatic circles.
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Borah
Paris
Korabe
Henri Berenger
Misslon
la Matis
Pirates Rally Past Senators 6 3 In Griffiths Stadium Game Five
In Washington Oct 12 the Pirates defeat the Senators 6 to 3 at Griffith Stadium to trim the series to 3-2 in favor of Washington The win goes to Aldridge while Coveleskie takes the loss The crowd nears 38000 as right handers Coveleskie and Aldridge duel with key moments including Goslin and Harris producing a pair of two base hits and a homerless late rally by Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Trade Association
Cement Manufacturers’ Associations
Griffith Stadium
Pirates
Stanley Coveleskie
Senators
Pittsburg
Goslin
Bluege
Seibold
Wright
J. Harris
Carey
Barnhart
S. Harris
Traynor
Peck
Smith
Harris
Judge
Coveleskie
Aldridge
Ruel
Marberry
Rigler
Owens
McCormick
Moriarity
Mia
Coolidge
Pittsburg Pirates
Vic Aldridge
Ossie Bluege
The
Stuffy McInnis
George Grantham
Moore
Cuyler
Harrises
Stan Harris
Rice
MeInnis
Det
Rive
Sneerenes Ruel
Ballou
Zachary
Adams
Arctic Expedition Returns to Home Waters
The MacMillan Arctic expedition schooner Bowdoin and steamer reached home waters at Wiscasset Maine at 10:20 AM after a stormy crossing from Monhegan Island where they had ridden gales for almost three days.
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Wiacasset
Maine
Bowdoin
Wiscasset
Monhegan Island
Body of postal pilot found in wrecked plane
Charles H. Ames, a 12 year postal service veteran from Warrington, is found dead in the cockpit of a mail plane crash on Nittany mountain after departing New York on October 1. The intact mail cargo remains aboard as investigators plan proceedings and funeral arrangements.
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Charles Ames
Postal Service
Bellefonte
Oet
Charles H. Ames
Nittany Mountain
Ames
York
Dave
Lane
Amen
Cleveland
Goa
Telala
Phillipsburg
Pau
Warrington
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Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Paws
Tribune
Thomas Angello
Brooklyn
Max Carey
Yankee Fliers
Riffians
American Escadrille
Fez
Sheriffian Escadrille
Moran
Escadrille
Algeria
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