Adequate Pay Urged for Federal Agents and Prohibition Officers
New York Oct 12 AP Buckner, United States Attorney, urged creation of speedy federal policy courts to enforce prohibition laws and advised adequate salaries for agents. He criticized slow jury trials and red tape, citing pay ranges from 1,680 to 2,100 dollars yearly and warning that underpayment breeds corruption. He proposed an aircraft procurement office and more pilot training, comparing aviation appropriations with Britain, France, and Japan.
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New York
United States Jet
Emery RK
Buckner
WRNY
Prohibition
United States
Madden
Great Britain
France
Japan
Spending Orgy Aircraft Tests Seeks Private Built Fleet
The article outlines a plan to shift aviation construction to private manufacturers with military specifications. It projects 1500 planes annually at 20000 each, plus 22500000 for ground crews, 7500000 for officers, and 2250000 for maintenance, totaling significant yearly expenditures for a much expanded air arm.
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Army
Navy
High School Notes and Local Activities
High school notes report locker key issuance by the locksmith within a week and Columbus Day activities in history classes. The school board meets this evening in the superintendent's office. Art classes at the junior high study color design and rose windows, with works by Miss Liggett's class. Pocatello Warriors face Malad High next Friday at Malad with expectations of a close game. Superintendent Walter Siders returns from Colorado Springs. Current events and daily reading reports aid newspaper literacy. The senior class challenges the school to a tennis tournament when weather permits. Advanced algebra and girls gym classes show strong enrollment. several students return from hunting trips with ducks.
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Rheims
Miss Liggett
Pocatello Warriors
Malad High School
Malad
Salt Lake
Dope
Pocatello
Walter Siders
Colorado Springs
American History Department
Helen Sweet
Miss Smith
Hikers Scale Scout Mountain on Alpine Trek
Members of a new hiking club led nineteen hikers from the city at 6 AM for a meal filled trip to Camp Tenday. They cooked coffee breakfast and then climbed Scout mountain in mist and snow, enjoying a fleeting valley view before returning by dusk with thanks to the boy scouts for cabin use.
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Scout Mountain
Camp Tenday
Bury Blevens
Suisse
Scout
Justice Park
Walter Rae
Donald
H. Pinkerton
Lockerby
Pauline Bickley
Esther Ryder
Eton Rierson
Dorothy Jones
Evelyn Patterson
Mary Ruth Austin
Robert Jewel
Solvatron
Brice Warley
Eugene Field
G. R. Knowlton
Buryle Blevens
Miss Enid Wilson Wins Britain Girls Golf Title
London AP report profiles 15 year old Enid Wilson who captured the Britain girls golf championship at Stoke Poges. Despite her youth she combines height and power, driving greens of about 480 yards on several holes while her long game shows early strength and limited grace.
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London
Enid Wilson
Great Britain
Stoke Poges
Wilson
Arthur Havers
W. A. Gavin
Indiana Writers Fostered by Editor Howland at Century
Indianapolis report details Hewitt Hansen Howland new Century editor and Bobbs Merrill head who nurtured Indiana talent. It cites James Whitcomb Riley Gene Stratton Porter Mary Roberts Rinehart Brand Whitlock Harold McGrath George Barr McCutcheon and others, emphasizing Howland's role in discovering and supporting early works and guiding their paths to fame. He stressed that a writer must tell a story, read widely, and work hard to succeed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Hewitt Hanson Howland
Century
Howland
Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Company
Booth Tarkington
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Gene Stratton Porter
Limberlost
Song of
the Cardinal
New York
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Pittsburg
Harold McGrath
George Barr McCutcheon
Lafayette
Ind
Graystark
Lively Gossip at Local Caravansarie Sparks Engagment Talk
Strollers overhear a social exchange between two Pocatello belles about engagement and past proposals. The crowd names many acquaintances, including Maud McLear and Peggy Statler, along with a long list of guests from Idaho, Utah, Washington, and beyond gathered at a Crow establishment.
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Pocatello
John
List of attendees and residences for St Marie event
Names and hometowns of attendees listed for a St Marie gathering including Sherman Kelly Chicago Mr and Mrs Wm G Newlands Omaha M L Kline and wife City K A Eiman and wife City J L Anderson Salt Lake BW Clemens and wife Salt Lake They Jobs Salt Lake EB Jobs Salt Lake Mrs J Kern Ogden A N Jensen Malad R W Wilkenson Holbrook Henry Selyer St John S D Sanderson and wife Salt Lake J C O Palon Preston J C Carver Preston KK M Wilson Preston Thos Taylor Burley Alvin Orchard Burley Dan Ware Hawley Dan Whaley Buhl C W Buckhols Salt Lake Mr A Douglas Delco J A Sanders Arco B W Drige Driggs Clinton A Pear Soda Springs Mr and Mrs A D Pegg St Anthony D 4 Taylor Burley J W Barret American Falls T S Mathews Delco W E Aatken Preston L R Adams Preston Kirkham Mackay Herbert Johnson Mackay R Steel City
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St. Marie
Sherman Kelly
Chicago
Wm. G. Newlands
Omaha
M. L. Kline
City
K. A. Eiman
J. L. Anderson
Salt Lake
BW. R. Clemens
They Jobs
EB. Jobs
J. Kern
Ogden
A. N. Jensen
Malad
R. W. Wilkenson
Holbrook
Arco
B. W. Drige
Driggs
Clinton A. Pear
Soda Springs
A. D. Pegg
St. Anthony
List of names and places appears in local notice
A long string of personal names and cities is presented, including residents and spouses from Salt Lake City Denver Seattle Spokane Ogden and other locations. The fragment resembles a social or directory notice listing individuals and their locales without additional context or an event.
Modern Woman Is Going More Astray
Cardinal Hayes warned of a radical shift in principles among women, stating that modern women especially the young are straying from traditional values while men are returning to the church and the fireside.
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New York
Roe
Cardinal Hayes
Aboriginal fishers report reefs near Queen Charlotte Islands
Indigenous observers recount sightings near the Queen Charlotte Islands, noting predictable fishing taverns and a cache of forty plus fish remains discovered in line caves off the coast.
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Victoria
B. C
Queen Chartie Islands
Haiti
Columbia
Safe foiled robbers at high school vault entry
Novice thieves failed to crack the high school safe in the superintendent’s office after entering through a back door. They damaged a door panel and broke a superintendent office glass while seeking tools, leaving only a rusted wrench and hack-saw blade fragment. $400 from a football game was not in the vault. Principal W H De Bolt had planned to place the money in the safe earlier but changed his mind as officers investigate.
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Manual Arts
W. H. de Bolt
Attorney General Rejects Grand Jury Probe Of Senators
South Dakota Attorney General B J Jones refused to meet a federal grand jury request for a special investigation of Senators Peter Norbeck and W McMaster over alleged criminal collusion with E W Ewert related to a farm loan program. He called the grand jury resolution political and crude, and noted no current cause for immediate action.
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Jones
Norbeck
McMasters
Pierre
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