Women Charge Jail In Unsanitary Condition
A federal suit in Pocatello alleges unsanitary jail conditions and tainted food as central to false imprisonment claims by Leila Wendell and Bee Dee Albert against Police Chief Lehrbas. Evidence includes conflicting testimony, names used, and accounts of arrests tied to an automobile theft case and potential white slavery charges.
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O Ne
Leen Wendell
Bee Dee Albert
L. A
Walter Andersen
A Jones
James Airshie
Walter Albert
Jack Wilson
Dee Bee Albert
Pocatello
Los Angles
Tonopah
Nevada
Saltne City
Balderson
McCrory
Lucille Moore
Helen Hamilton
Wendell
Lasondra
Los Amatos
Welter Albert
General Hospital
Albert
Los Ange
Jen Moore
Kathleen Wendell
Angeles
Bolan
City
Banjail
Justice
Tear
Autoleas
Payne
Department of Justice
East Lake City
Dolan
Losles
Salt Lake
Lehrbas
Los Angeles
Wilson
Kimball
The
Justice Deriment
Anderson
Er. C. Thomas
J. R. Young
W. J. Vail
Pocatello Creek
Vail
Cass
Federal liquor cases: multiple pleas and fines
John Ward and Lonnie Myers pleaded guilty in federal court on prohibition violations and were assessed 200 each with Salmon jail as alternative. Myron Gibbs case dismissed. William H. Smith pleaded guilty to possessing property designed for making liquor and was fined 100 on each of two counts with 30 days to complete payment. L G Royce fined 300 with jail alternative in Fremont county.
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John Ward
Lonnie Myers
Salmon
Myron Gibbs
Willian H. Smith
L. G. Royce
Fremont County
Musical program for W. TVU convention announced
Mrs J R Brady leads the musical program for the W TVU convention set for October 21 22 and 23 in town Professor T R Nielsen and his wife of the Idaho Technical Institute are listed for Wednesday evening at the Congregational church Thursday evening at the Methodist church features Miss Sara K Thomas with piano by Professor James Campbell.
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J. R. Brady
TVU
T. R. Nielson
Idaho Technical Institute
Congregational Church
Methodist
Sara K. Thomas
James Campbell
East Side Program at Chamber Forum With Jean Bistline
The East Side members will run the Chamber of Commerce forum program next week with Jean Bistline as chairman. Music will be provided by the Italian band.
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East Side
Chamber of Commercs Forum
Jean Bistline
Prohibition Offenders Plead Guilty In Federal Court
At the federal session this afternoon George Challas pleaded guilty on three counts of the national prohibition act. Judge Dietrich ordered a $100 fine on one count and seven months in jail on the other two. Clyde Meyers of Soda Springs also pled guilty to liquor law violations, fined $100 and four months in Caribou county jail. Edward Donahue pleaded guilty to prohibition law violations, fined $100 and three months in Bonneville county jail. Bertha Bussington was guilty and fined $100 with the alternative to serve in county jail. Sam Camilli pled guilty to two prohibition act charges, fined $300 on each count or serve in Bannock county jail.
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George Challas
Dietrich
Clyde Meyers
Soda Springs
Caribou Coounty
Edward Donahue
Bonnevill
Bertha Bussington
Sam Camilli
Bannock
Security Pact Has Promise Aiding Peace
In Philadelphia William C. Redfield, secretary of commerce, urged U S entry into the League of Nations, saying the world might rejoice at recent events in a Swiss village and warning of splendid isolation if the United States delays joining.
Locarno Pact Prompted Cologne Troop Withdrawals
London officials say the Locarno security pact will lead to the withdrawal of about 9,000 British troops from the Cologne bridgehead within months. Germany will report on Cologne area conditions and Britain will reassign forces along the Rhine while maintaining ties with French and Belgian troops on German soil.
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London
Locarno
Cologne
Paris
Austen Chamberlain
Frenc
M. Painleve
Germany
Great Britain
Germany Pleased With Locarno Arbitration Increases Hope
Berlin reports the Diplomatic Political Correspondent, mouthpiece for official quarters, stresses Locarno arbitration treaties as central. It says most Versailles stipulations fall under arbitration and the Locarno delegation believes German wishes on the Rhineland occupation will be met, justifying warm greetings from Germany.
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Berlin
Diplomatisch Politische Korresponder
Locarno
Rhineland
Germany
Rioting in Panama Calmed as Troops Remain Quiet
American troops stay in Panama City after tenant strikes calmed. Panama secretary T. G. Duque blames disturbances on radical aliens who have been deported. Only 149 unemployed persons yet registered.
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Panama
Mitchell to Face General Court Martial Trial
Washington reports a general court martial for Colonel Wm. Mitchell on charges of violating the 96th article of war. The court will convene in Washington on October 28, ordered by the War Department under President Coolidge. Major General Charles P. Sum merall will command the second corps area and preside. the senior officer at Governor's Island, N Y, was named president of the court.
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Washington
Wm. Mitchell
Inashington
War Department
Coolidge
Charles P. Summerall
Governor's Island
N. Y
Dunne Backs Modification of Volstead Act in Reform Plan
Chicago on October 20 Edward F Dunne former Chicago mayor and ex governor of Illinois said he will help reorganize the state Democratic Party with changes to the Volstead Act He argued the American prohibition system is a failure noting less intoxication and public disturbance in European wine countries he visited and saw no drunkenness among wine drinkers.
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Chicago
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
Europe
Bring Us Your Clean Cotton Rags for The Tribune
The Tribune advertises buyout of clean cotton rags at high prices with payment details and collection point for local residents.
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the Tribune
Elks Launch Drive for Old Ironsides Fund
The Elks open a nationwide campaign to raise funds for the U S Constitution, Old Ironsides. Speakers will address schoolchildren Friday to spark interest in the frigate’s role in American history. Commander Arthur Bainbridge Hoff leads the effort with a plan to place a tablet on the ship’s main mast after reconditioning.
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Arthur Bainbridge Hoff
Hoff
West 23Rd Street
New York City
New Society
Commander Hoff
Constitution
Heaviest October Snow Hits Olean City
Olean New York recorded seven inches of snow on October 20 marking the heaviest October fall on record. Snow began yesterday afternoon and persisted through the night.
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Olean
N. Y
Camels Unearthed In Oregon Fossil Beds
In Bend Oregon on October 20 a University of Oregon geologist Dr L Packard and students found fossilized camel bones buried in soft sands of pleistocene lake beds in Lake County The discovery suggests a rich faunal horizon with possible mammoths birds and other extinct species awaiting further exploration under Dr Charles Leith’s prior recommendations.
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Lakeview
Packard
State University
Lake County
Charles Leith
Case Involving Two Women Dismissed in Federal Court
Judge F 8 Dietrich granted a motion to dismiss the conspiracy case against Audrey Walker and Linnie Walker. The government introduced evidence but the court held no federal jurisdiction and that immoral acts fell to state courts. The conspiracy charge was deemed misfiled. Idaho lacked proper venue and Wyoming would host the trial.
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Audrey Walker
Linnie Walker
Dietrich
Wen
Idaho
Wyoming
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Jewel
Carload Sale
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Sebyrs Yqu
Elks Open Campaign For “Old Ironsides” Fund
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Oregon
A ‘m Johnson
Bannock Hotel
Alberts O’donnell
Detroit
Michigan
W. H. Smith
Yellowstone Park
W. H. Griswold
Ford Motor Company
Balt Lake City, Utah
Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
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