Idaho Home Industries Push for Idaho Made Goods Week
Idaho Home Industries association asks commercial groups to appoint committees to back Idaho Products Week. The campaign, endorsed by the Idaho Federation of Women Clubs, targets retailers and consumers to stock Idaho made goods for the winter and promote Buy At Home campaigns across Boise Blackfoot Idaho Falls and more.
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Boize
Idaho
Idaho Federation of Women Clubs
Blackfoot
Idaho Home Industries Association
Office of the Association
Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Wallace
Lewiston
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Auto Casualty List for Week in Midwest
Auto accidents killed 184 people across ten midwestern states in the week ending Oct. 19. Illinois logged 24 deaths, Ohio 27, Indiana 15, Missouri 8, Kansas 3, Minnesota 2, Oklahoma 2, Iowa 0, Wisconsin 0, Nebraska 0. Notable incidents include a 200 foot airplane plunge at Barron Lake Michigan injuring a Copenhagen woman and a Houston plane crash injuring Marvin Goodwin.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Njuries
Barron Lake
Mich
Stedman
Copenhagen
Nmark
Ohio
Illinois
Igan
Indiana
Missouri
Oasin
Texas
Kansas
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Vienna observes birthday tribute to Strauss waltz pioneer
Vienna yesterday marked a tribute to Johann Strauss the elder, creator of the Beautiful Blue Danube waltz. A ceremonial cannon salute and formal concert noted Strauss born October 25 1825, with references to his waltz king title and a display of elaborate performances.
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Vienna
Johann Strauss
Walts
President Coolidge Praised as Christlike Leader by Pastor
Reverend Jason Noble Pierce of Washington praised President Coolidge in a sermon in New York on October 19 describing him as the kind of living example of Christ the country needs in every community.
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New York
Coolidge
Jason Noble Pierce
Washington
State News Board Grants Three Pardons
At a special meeting in Boise the state board of pardons freed three convicts. The board concluded there was not sufficient evidence to convict them after reviewing the transcripts.
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Boise
State Board of Pardons
C. Moore
Work Progressing At Teton Coal Mines
Blackfoot report from October 19 notes H F Samuels president of the Teton Valley Coal Co and former gubernatorial candidate says mining advances 2750 feet toward the Brown Bear seam with 1250 feet remaining. Weather and frost threaten wheat and oats crops as two inches of snow falls in Driggs.
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Blackfoot
H. F. Samuels
Teton Valley Coal Company
Samuels
Brown Bear
Blackfoot Visitors Race Through town on Saturday
Senator Hyrum Severson of Jefferson county visited Blackfoot on Saturday en route to Higby after touring Poncello. Senator Edward Thoresen of Bingham county returned from Portland. Hugh Kennedy toured the Midwest for Grimm Growers. Winfield Farrey of Associated Producers visited and watched rehearsals for the Glorious Girl. Mr and Mrs Lewis L Lacey of Austin Texas passed through Blackfoot en route to France Utah visiting friends. Don Summers of Great Falls and Thomas Chamberlain of Arco also visited Saturday. Victor Moore of Spokane called on friends while passing through.
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Blackfoot
Hyrum Severson
Jefferson County
Higby
Poncello
Edward Thoresen
Bingham County
Portland
Oregon
Hugh Kennedy
Midwest
Grimm Growers Association
Winfield Farrey
Associated Producers, Incorporated
Lewis L. Lacey
Austin
Texas
Butte
Mont
France
Utah
Don Summers
Great Falla
Thomas Chamberlain
Arco
Victor Moore
Spokane
Wash
Frontier trip to Low Valley ends with muddy detour
Deputy FEF EF Farmer and Ernest Kee began Friday from Blackfoot for Low Valley via the Wolverine summit to collect personal taxes. Halfway up the summit their car bogged in mud and they had to turn back as the road resembled a duck pond.
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Blackfoot
Fef
Farmer
Ernest Kee
Low Valley
Wolverine Summit
Japanese man arrested on possession charge in Blackfoot
K Elijik, a Japanese national, was arrested Saturday evening in Blackfoot on a possession charge and was taken to Pocatello Monday morning to appear before Federal Judge Dietrich.
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Blackfoot
K. Elijik
Pocatello
Dietrich
Stain On Wall Draws Curious Crowds To Shrine Church
Visitors flood St Martin's church in Mineola near Central Park drawn by a plaster stain said to resemble a Madonna and child. Parishioners debate its origin, with some hoping for miracles as crowds grow, buses run special trips, and as many as 200 cars gather daily. The pastor seeks a natural explanation.
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Daniel H. Dwyer
Christ
Forger Landed by Woman's Tip
Mrs. Ruby Wearne tracked a wanted forger after spotting a man’s face in her detective husband’s pockets. She alerted officers who then traced F A Belt, accused of a long series of forgeries in the district, to an apartment near friends’ home.
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Los Angeles
Ruby Wearne
Wearne
Wearne Shoul
F A. Belt
Belt
Cabinet orders state of emergency for cathedral blast anniversary
Sofia reports the cabinet has decided to terminate the state of emergency and mark April 16 for the cathedral blast that killed 1350 people.
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Sofia
Golden Wedding Year Seeks End in Domestic Dispute
In Caldwell a 72 year old wife files for protection against her 75 year old husband W A Ross amid a frost morning altercation. She alleges he dragged her from bed and barred her from the house as she walked to a neighbor for clothing. He counters claiming she schemes and exaggerates. Hearing set for November 10 as investigations proceed.
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Woran
Ross
Ilearine
B P W Play Promises To Be Huge Success
Blackfoot Oct 19 Mr S D Mc Kenny of Alton Ill president of the Associated Producers Inc was through Blackfoot en route home from Calgary where he spent the summer on his ranch In Blackfoot he met the chairman of the committees in charge of producing the Glorious Girl which the Blackfoot Business and Professional Women are staging on October 23 Rehearsals are going on mightily and the play bids fair to be the most attractive home talent production ever staged in Blackfoot.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
S. D. McKenny
Alton
Ill
Associated Producers, Inc
Calgary
Car Stolen in Blackfoot Amid Busy Saturday Evening
Tribune Special reports Neal Williams Thomas’s Ford touring car was stolen on Bridge Street while he shopped. Deputies searched surrounding areas with no trace by late Sunday night. In the same dispatch F G Chapman, 85, remained in critical condition after a stroke, with his wife marking their 65th anniversary.
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Blackfoot
Neal Williams
Thomas
Williams
Bridge Street
Tribune Specia Blackfoot
F. G. Chapman
Leon‘’J. Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Mrs. Chapman
Swain and Richards Wed in Pocatello Ceremony
Millard G. Swain and Verna Richards of Pocatello married by Probate Judge J. E. Good on Saturday and will reside in Pocatello.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Millard G. Swain
Verna Richards
Pocatello
J. E. Good
Death of Mrs. Craig Biddle Linked to Alcohol
Los Angeles investigators remain open on the sudden death of Mrs. Craig Biddle amid alcohol as a likely cause. A county autopsy found signs of possible poison but no conclusive evidence, with chemical analysis pending. Her husband Craig Biddle and Dr. Joseph Cipes defended the absence of poison other than liquor, while bruises on the body suggested a bed fall before death.
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Los Angeles
Craig Biddle
A. F. Wagner
Handcuffs Fail as Two Prisoners Escape Attempts Rise
James C Burgess and Arthur Johnson of Roxbury Mass arrived in Kentaville to face auto theft charges. A fellow prisoner noted they planned to break jail. They discarded handcuffs almost immediately and were placed in a steel cage for the unmanageable.
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Kentaville
James C. Burgess
Arthur Johnson
Roxbury
Mass
Daniel Hall Dies. G A R Leader and Former Commandant
Columbus Ohio reports the death of Daniel M Hall aged 82 from heart disease. Hall served as command in 1919 and assumed office after F B Bell of New York died. A longtime leader in the G A R, he was active in veterans affairs for many years.
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Daniel, Hall
Columbus
Daniel M. Hall
F. B. Bell
New York
Massive Idaho Construction Initiatives Worth Millions
In north central Idaho Lewiston area projects push ahead with more than 13 million dollars in construction by Inland Light and Power, Clearwater Lumber, and a Weyerhauser subsidiary. The Northern Pacific plans 40 miles of new railroad into the Clearwater woods, while a major dam and power site near Lewiston advances with tests and possible in-house or contracted construction.
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Tribune
Boise
Lewiston
Idaho
Inland Light and Power Company
Clearwater ® Lumber Company
Weyerhauser
Northern Pacific Railroad
Orofino
Clearwater
Northwest
Weyerhausir
H. H. Schoolfield
Old Central Ferry
Schoolfield
Northern Pacifi Railroad
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