Detroit Factor Dies in Office at 81
William Livingstone 81, banker vessel owner and Lake Carriers' Association president, died suddenly in his Detroit office. Born January 21 1844 in Dundas Ontario, he rose from high school student to general manager of Pecheron and Michigan Navigation, later buying the Detroit Evening Journal with Thomas Palmer. He helped push the Livingstone channel after a long fight to remove the Lilie kiln crossing in the Detroit River.
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Detroit
William Livingstone
Lake Carriers’ Association
Livingstone
Dundas
Ontario
Detrait
Pecheron Steam Navigation Company
Michigan Navigation Company
Great Lakes
Arthur
Thomas W. Palmer
United States
Detroit Evening Journal
Detroit River
Radium Pad Promises Free Trial for Health Boost
The Radium Appliance Co offers Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Pad claimed to energize the body day and night. It says the device improves blood circulation, relieves nerve weakness, and is affordable for all, with a risk-free trial and free literature from 548 RADIO-ACTIVE PAD.
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Degnen
Radium Appliance Co
Demoted by Time and Service: A Noted Local Leader Passes
The subject continued directing the policies of the Lake Carriers' Association and the Dime Savings Bank, where he served as president, past age 70. A thirty second degree Mason and Knights Templar member, he married Susan Downie of Detroit in 1866 and had eight children.
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Lake Carriers’ Association
Dime Savings Bank
Knights Templar
Taan
Susan Downie
Detroit
Elks Annual Duck Feed Planned With Banquet and Initiation
Elks prepare for Tuesday evening event at 6 30 featuring a banquet initiation and entertainment. Hunt today targets around 100 ducks to ensure ample game for the banquet while ducks on ice and waterfowl in good condition. A Halloween dance and social season opening are also planned with orchestra decorations cider doughnuts and uniforms.
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Elks
Librarian Mary Rossell Leaves Pocatello for Ft Wayne Post
Miss Mary Rossell resigns after two years as city librarian to become head of circulation at the Fort Wayne library in Indiana. She praises the Pocatello staff and board. Miss Olsen, from Medford County Library Oregon, will assume the role by November 2 with Miss Elsie Potter temporarily in charge.
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Mary FE. Rossell
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Rossell
Tribune
Pocatello
Russell
Miss Olsen
Medford County Library
Oregon
Miss Russell
University of Washington
Elsie Potter
Controversy Over Gift of Funds at Wisconsin
Madison officials review gifts from incorporated foundations after UW alumni committee hearings. Professor E A Ross defends endowment funds while regents censure gifts from foundations like the General Education Board, noting a $600000 medical school grant at stake.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
E. A. Ross
University of Wisconsin Regents
General Education Board
Prominent Men Named to Pocatello Scout Council Roles
The Pocatello Scout Council lists fifty plus men serving as council members with Witty, Williams, French, Woodruff and Bistline among officers. It details biannual meetings, an elected January vote, and an executive committee guiding scouting in the district, plus troop committees, scoutmasters and assistants for eighteen troops.
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Pocatello Scout Council
W. H. Witty
Emmons Williams
A. C. French
J. R. Woodruff
Jean Bistline
Carl Valentine
William G
Geo. M. Jorgenson
Reginald Cleare
Fred McGowan
Roubidoux
B. L. McLaughlin
W. L. Raymound
D.C. Ray
Fred Finn
W. F. Howard
J. C. Dolan
H. Herman
W. H. Snyder
W. RB. Siders
Geo
Crawford
B. M. Hines
E. N. Roberts
W. W. Brothers
R. H. Sutton
Edgely Owens
Nicholas Ifft
J. R. Young
R. J. Hogan
Pond
W. A. Hyde
M. A. Hendricks
Ivan Gasesi
J. O. Anderson
J. W. Hopkins
Fred Mittendorf
Brady Evans
Dick Wells
M. A. Pond
J. B
The
E. Brady
O. F. Call
W. F. T Howard
Court of Honor
M. F. Penfield
F. €. Terrell
W. H. Jackson
Troon
W. H. Henderson
J. T. King
M. W. Williams
C. Ben Ross
W. R. Siders
W. L. Raymond
Civic Service
George M. Jorgenson
Educational Pub&rity Committee
William R. Dickson
G. S. Evans
George H. Power
A. E. Clark
Lee Hox
L. C. Buram
Leo H. Edgely
J. Ward Green
Victor M. Hansen
James A. Quinn
Erwin M. Hale
W. (. Steuart
Lee Harria
L. B. Brown
Livram Crane
J. W. Cathey
R. F. Bevens
B. McCarty
Willard Kingsford
Vand Pert
Jim Driscoll
Herman Wingren
O. C. Barlow
Harry Olson
Rev. E. P. Smith
J. R. Mahan
Harry Scanlon
Jim Brady
A. P. Say
E. N. Vohn
Reginald Cleave
J. M. Latimer
R. D. Hoskinson
George M. Young
Ed. McGarvey
Wilfred DeLamar
Vern Olson
Cromwell Bird
Merlin Hale
Sanford Babcock
Edgar Henderson
Glenn Jensen
Fred H. iPack
Rydding Bennett
Joel Ward
Heber J. Hansen
Silas Childs
Fred H. Smullen
Jesse W. Lowry
Knights Pythias Leaders to Visit Pocatello Lodge
High officials from the Knights of Pythias including Harry M. Love and Mark M. Farmer will visit Fort Hall lodge No. 6 in Pocatello on Saturday night October 24. The Rathbone Bible from 1864 will be used in ceremonies with Love presiding. A banquet will follow as locals prepare to celebrate American Education Week with calls for education and citizenship.
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Harry M. Love
Knights of Pythias
Fort Hall
Mark M. Farmer
Shelley
Love
Washington, D. C
Gate City Temple No
Fort Hall Lodge
Governor Moore Proclaims Education Week observance
Governor C C Moore announces American Education Week to be observed nationally November 16 to 22. The proclamation urges universal interest in education, especially for the illiterate native born and aliens, to extend learning and strengthen American citizenship.
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I. C. C. Moore
Idaho
C. C. Moore
Iaaho
United States Bureau of Education
America
United States
New Lamp Claims Superior Light Free Trial Offer
A lamp by W. K. Johnson from Portland Oregon promises 94 percent air burning with no odor smoke or noise. Tested by the U S government and 35 universities it claims to outperform 10 ordinary oil lamps. Johnson offers a 10 day free trial and a chance to earn monthly commissions by promoting the agency.
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U.S
W. K. Johnson
North Union Ave
Portland
Ore
New Defends the Mail Plane
Chicago October 17 Postmaster General Harry S New defended air mail efficiency before the Audit Bureau of Circulations noting a case where a delay due to aircraft recalls occurred and Ames crash killed. he urged flare recalls and safer systems while stressing most air mail runs are on schedule and the 29 hours 15 minutes eastbound transcontinental time with over two million miles flown.
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Chicago
Harry S. New
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Pennsylvania
Charles H. Ames
New Said
Ames
New
Sunbury
Poets Awarded Small Prizes
Ralph Cheever Dunn, an American poet living in Paris, won the twelfth annual Helen Haire Lev inson $200 prize for the best poem by a U S citizen. Poetry announced the award for a group titled The Four Winds. The publication also awarded 100 dollars to Mrs Edgar Speyer of New York for Ballad of Loe Hovee.
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Chicago
Ralph Cheever Dunn
Paris
Helen Haire Levinson
United States
Parker Monroe
Edgar Speyer
New York
Loet Hovee
Dude Ranch Owner Signs Stars for Pictures at Cody
Weary and sad Mr and Mrs Fred Morris arrived in Pocatello after a long California to Nevada drive. They mourn the loss of their police dog valued at 200 dollars. Morris, owner of the first dude ranch in Cody Wyoming, plans to form a moving picture company with movie stars to film 12 to 18 Cody country pictures next year. He claimed Yellowstone road credits and a 1902 bank loan to build the road. The Morrises continued to Wyoming after brief talks with local officials.
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Fred Morris
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
California
Nevada
Morris
Paul
Idaho
Mr. Morris
Cody
Wyo
Moving Picture
Yellowstone Park
Buffalo Bill
Park
Man lyn高中 Killed Watchman Gets Life Sentence
Manly Thompson aged 18 was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Frank Mommer a night watchman at Traer Iowa He and Lig nus Hinkerton who has not yet been apprehended were charged with shooting the asleep watchman in Hinkerton's fortress office Thompson pleaded not guilty and his attorneys filed notice of appeal The motive for the slaying remains undetermined
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Toledo
Iowa
Manly Thompson
Frank Mommer
Traer
Thompson
Lig‘nus Hinkerton
Night Watch
Hinkerton
Forterer
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