Federation Labor Condemns Labor Board and Movements
Atlantic City, Oct. 18. The American Federation of Labor condemned the transportation act and the railroad labor board. A committee urged no labor party and warned against social legislation superseding unions. A request to continue organizing in Porto Rico was passed. A measure recognizing the Soviet rejected. a resolution denying Soviet domination was adopted.
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Laborat Ite
Transportation Act
Railroad Labor Board
Reno
Porto Rico
Bell Telee
Wm. Green
No Labor Party
American Federation of Labor
World Conference of Trade Unions
United Front
Moscow
United States
High School Notes and Activities Rally Students
The girls hiking club under the Girls Athletic Association begins with its first hike and plans more outings this term. Pocatello Red and Blue Warriors travel to Malad for a game with many supporters. Science labs gain new tables and shelving as labs expand. Max Reynolds resumes work after a wrist injury. Bedside Bills literary campaign led by Miss Anna Johnson boosts English department participation. Students urged to subscribe as the Red and Blue promises a key feature of the term. The world series schedule shifts school start to 1 30. The chemistry lab pump disturbance is fixed after oil spread, and the arts department progresses. Reading and on latin lessons continue amid new rules and book allowances. Soccerball game tickets for a senior high close race ahead.
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Girl's Athleticy Association
Son
Stolfern Ruggties
Pocatello Red and Blue Warriors
Malad
Pocatello
Max Reynolds
Max
Digh
Anna Johnson
Stanley Id
Arthur Avery
Maz Reynolds
Maiust
Eral
Wmotz
Rotary Gains Guest Of Honor From Pocatello
Blackfoot Rotary club welcomed Kovar’an Walter Siders of Pocatello as guest of honor during the weekly dinner on October 16. Other attendees included Lee A. Blackmar, G. Parcel of Los Angeles, and Ralph R. Davis of Slackfoot. The program was led by J. R. Ryan with music by Ellen Engstrom and her sister at the piano. A featured cake repeated by Mrs. H. Heemer. President H. C. Tavey presided. Dr. B. A. Hedgen was secretary.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Kovar'an
Walter Siders
Pocatello
Blackfoot Rotary Club
Lee A. Blackmar
Bannock County
G. Parcel
Los Angeles
Calif
Ralph RM. Davis
Slackfoot
J. R. Ryan
Idaho to Ask for Federal Fish Hatchery
Congressmen Addison T. Smith and Burton J. French of Idaho vow to introduce a bill in the next session to establish a federal fish hatchery in Idaho. They note state hatcheries rely on license fees and urge federal support to prevent depletion of streams in Elx River and central and southeastern Idaho. Possible sites include Elx River areas, with state facilities at Grangeville Cascade Big Wood River Ashton Sandpoint and a proposed federal plant at Coeur d Alene.
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Tribune
Boise
Addison T. Smith
Burton JL. French
Idaho
Congress
Elx
Grangeville
Cascade
Ay Spur
Big Wood River
Ashton
Sandpoint
Couer d'Alene
Milk Pasteurizer for H. F. Laabs Cheese Factory
The H. F. Laabs Cheese factory in Blackfoot is installing a new 12 000 pounds per hour milk pasteurizer with a large water cooler. Once the system is in place the plant will push more cheese output, currently about 1275 pounds daily, up from last year by 400 pounds.
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Blackfoot
H. F. Laabs
Exto Tate
Perkins Adjudged Sane at Hearing
Twin Falls October 16 AP Fr N Perkins indicted in U S district court for sending threatening letters to obtain 300 000 from Pt Meredith of Buhl was pronounced sane after an insanity hearing in probate court He was released by federal authorities but remanded to county sheriff and faces return to federal court to answer charges in the indictment Perkins previously pleaded guilty to similar mail threats and served a county jail term
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Twin Falls
Fr N. Perkins
United States District Court
Meredith
Buhl
Perkins
Boise
J. L. Hodgin
Dempsey Attorney Ray J Cannon Fined in Milwaukee Disorderly Charge
Ray J Cannon, attorney for Jack Dempsey, was fined 15 dollars in Milwaukee police court for drunken and disorderly conduct. Cannon did not appear. a patrolman testified force was used and Cannon struck the officer, who said he retaliated and believed he broke the attorney's nose.
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Milwaukee
Ray J. Cannon
Jack Dempsey
Cannon
Telescope for Russian government built by British firm
A high quality telescope valued at $60,000 was made for the Russian government by a British firm. It features a 40 inch wide mirror and a tube nearly 9 inches thick, highlighting British engineering for Russian scientific needs.
Legion Auxiliary Secretary Reports On Omaha Meeting
Blackfoot Idaho Oct 16 The ladies auxiliary of the American Legion held its first meeting since the Omaha convention. Mrs J Orvillevis state secretary reported on the convention with details of the states dinner and table stunts. Idaho featured arid land sage brush and irrigation ditch. California beaches. Massachusetts and Kansas wheat. Kentucky cardinal birds. Idaho boys pledged closer ties on the homeward journey. Arthur M Weer of Kansas City set five holes in one in three years.
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Blackfoot
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Omaha
Mra. J. Orvillevis
Davis
Idaho
Kentucky
Legion
Arite
Owsley
Merica
Justice
Kelloggs Bran Promises Relief and Health Benefits
A damaged note touts Kellogg’s Bran as a cure for disease and chronic ailments. It claims relief from bad breath headaches and minor illnesses, urging readers to buy and try the product in cereals and recipes.
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Kelloggs
Convention Report Highlights From Blackfoot Lunch Event
Blackfoot hosts a convention report by Joe Fisher featuring the Legion highlights and a speeding effort to unify Tapec. Dr. D. Wesley Smith awards the attendance prize, won by Rev. J. C. Ingham.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Maha
Joe Fisher
D. Wesley Smith
J. C. Ingham
Vien chess prodigy EKmoch wins first tournament in Hungary
EKmoch of Vien topped the field in a recent fast chess tournament in Hungary, securing victory at age 15. The young grandmaster earned his first tournament win, signaling a rising career and strong form in rapid events.
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Ekmoch of
Vien
Hungary
First Prize to Idaho Bull at National Dairy Exposition
Four states and a Canadian province joined the prize lineup at the National Dairy exposition. May.Rose Cherub, Grangeville Guernsey farm Grangeville Idaho, claimed senior and grand champion Guernsey bull. Leader's Bell Buoy from Crystal Bay Minnesota was junior grand champion. Bell Calamity Wayne from Springfield Ontario earned senior and grand Holstein champion. Pabst American Beauty from Oconomowoc Wisconsin was junior Holstein winner. Wisconsin led in cattle judging with top team and individual honors amid twenty competing states.
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Indianapolis
Ind
States
Grangeville Guernsey Fam
Grangeville
Idaho
Bell Buoy
Shorewood
D. D. Tenney
Crystal Bay
Minn
Bell Calamity Wayne
Haley and Lee
Springfield
Ont
Oconomowere
Wis
Wisconsin
Whisky and gin to be made at Marpolk near Vancouver
Whiskey and gin will be manufactured at Marpolk near Vancouver with machinery from Kentucky, idle since the Volstead Act took effect in 1919. The plan marks a notable revival in local alcohol production amid Prohibition-era shifts.
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Vancouver
B. C
Marpolk
Kentucky
Flashes of the Great White Way Delights Peoa Theatre Crowd
A crowded auditorium enjoyed a lively revue titled Flashes of the Great White Way. Performers received praise for dancing and costumes with Lindsay and Mason and Carl PD Francis singled out for special dancing. The show marked a first Poeatello appearance by a stockingless chorus.
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Auditorium Theatre
Lindsay
Mason
Carl PD
Francis
Local lodge elects officers and shifts meeting nights
Hugh Poling was elected secretary succeeding L R Harper who left the city. Martin Alstrom became inside guard and O S Gray outside guard. Meetings move from Thursday to Monday with next gathering on Monday the 20th. Regular weekly dances start on the 24th and a worthy vice president election occurs Monday October 26 in club rooms due to Mail Clerks dance.
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Hugh Poling
L. R. Harper
Martin Allstrom
O. S. Gray
Aerue
Nerue
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All-Bran
Idaho Bull
National Dairy Exposition
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