Women Charge Jail In Unsanitary Condition In Suit
Kath leen Wendell and Bee Dee Albert sue L A Lehrbas chief of police of Pocatello for false imprisonment seeking damages after arrest on auto theft charges. They allege unsanitary jail, vermin ridden wards and unpalatable food harmed health. Witnesses clash over arrest details and coercion fears.
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Lad
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Vail
Federal liquor cases plead guilty in court
John Ward and Lonnie Myers pleaded guilty in federal court to violations of the prohibition act and were assessed $200 each with Salmon jail as alternative. Myray Gibbs had the case dismissed. William H. Smith pleaded guilty to possessing property designed for manufacturing intoxicating liquor and was fined $100 on each of two counts with 30 days to pay the second fine. L. G. Rouche was fined $300 with jail as an alternative.
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John Ward
Lonnie Myers
Salmon
Myray Gibbs
William H. Smith
L. G. Rouche
Fremont County
Musical program for W. T. U. convention
Mrs J R Brady leads the musical program for the W T U convention to be held October 21 22 and 23. Professor and Mrs T R Nielson of the Idaho Technical Institute are scheduled to appear. Wednesday evening at Congregational church Thursday evening at Methodist church Miss Sarah Thomas will sing with Professor James Campbell as piano accompanist.
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J. R. Brady
East Side Chamber Forum Program Set
East Side Chamber of Commerce forum planning falls to members with Jean Bistline chairing. An Italian band will provide music for the event next week.
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East Side
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Jean Bistline
Prohibition Offenders Plead Guilty In Federal Court
In a federal court session this afternoon George Challas pled guilty to three counts of violating the national prohibition act. He received 100 dollar fines on one count and seven months in jail on the other two. Clyde Meyers of Soda Springs and Edward Donahue also pled guilty and were fined 100 dollars with jail terms of four and three months respectively. Bertha Bussington pleaded guilty and faced 100 dollar fine with the option of county jail time. Sam Camilli pled guilty to two counts, each fined 300 dollars, with county jail as an alternate.
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George Challas
Dietrich
Clyde Meyers
Soda Springs
Caribou
Edward Donahue
Bonnevill
Bertha Bussington
Sam Camilli
Bannock
Security pact promises aiding peace
In Philadelphia William C. Redfield, secretary of commerce in Wilson’s cabinet, hailed recent Swiss village events and warned the United States would be in splendid isolation if it did not join the League of Nations soon.
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Coolidge
United States
Philadelphia
William C. Redfield
Wilson
League of Nations
All Troops Not Withdrawn From Cologne Area
London reports the Locarno pact will yield the withdrawal of British troops from the Cologne bridgehead within months. Officials expect Germany to submit a Rhine area report, after which Britain may move 9,000 occupation troops to other Allied zones along the Rhine, with half likely to be reduced. Britain will remain represented with France and Belgium on German soil.
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Locarno
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Austey Chamberlain
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Germany
Great Britain
Berlin Commentary Sees Locarno Arbitration Reach Readiness
The Diplomatic Politisches Korresponder regards Locarno arbitration as pressuring Versailles terms to arbitration. It claims the German Locarno delegation believes essential aims, notably Rhineland occupation, will be fulfilled and Germany may greet Locarno with warm approval alongside other signatories.
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Diplomatiach Politische Korresponder
Locarno
Rhineland
Germany
Rioting Calmed in Panama Amid Tenant Strikes
American troops remained in Panama City after tenant strike riots, but their presence was quiet. Panama’s agriculture secretary T. G. Duque blamed radicals for the unrest, who have since been deported. Only 149 unemployed persons had registered to date.
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Panama
Bring Us Your Clean Cotton Rags The Tribune Ad
The Tribune advertises top prices for clean cotton rags and invites the public to bring rags for cash payments.
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the Tribune
Mitchell to Face Court Martial in Washington
General court martial for Colonel Wm. Mitchell was ordered to convene in Washington on October 28 on charges of violating the 96th article of war. The war department issued the order under President Coolidge's direction with Major General Charles P. Summerall presiding. Governor’s Island senior officer was named president of the court.
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Areneral
Wm. Mitchell
War Department
Coolidge
Charles P. Summerall
I Island
N. Y
Dunne Backs Mod Reform To Reorganize Illinois Democrats
Edward F. Dunne former Chicago mayor and ex governor announced from Europe his plan to reform Illinois Democrats with changes to the Volstead Act. He argued prohibition failed noting less alcohol trouble abroad and cited wine drinking nations with no drunkenness observed.
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Chicago
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
Europe
Elks Launch Campaign to Save Old Ironsides
The Elks plan a nationwide drive under the BPOE to raise funds and awareness for preserving Old Ironsides the U S Constitution. Commander Arthur Bainbridge Hoff retired U S Navy leads the effort and will be honored with a mast tablet when the frigate is reconditioned.
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Amercan
U. S
Arthur Bainbridge Hoff
Hoff
West 23Rd Street
New York City
New Society
Commander Hoff
Constitution
October Snow Sets City Record in New York
Olean New York reports the heaviest October snow on record with seven inches blanketing the city. Snow began yesterday afternoon and continued through the night, disrupting daily activity and marking a historic weather event.
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Olean
N. Y
Camels Unearthed In Oregon Fossil Beds
Dr. L. Packard of the University of Oregon reports fossilized camel bones found in soft sands of South Central Oregon. He believes the site near Lakeview harbors remnants of ancient faunal life and may yield mammoths and extinct birds with further exploration by Packard and student geologists, at the suggestion of Dr. Charles Leith.
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Bend
Ore
Oregon
L. Packard
University of Oregon Geology
Packard
Lakeview
State University
Lake County
Charles Leith
Two Women Case Dismissed In Federal Court
Judge F. 8. Dietrich dismissed the case of Audrey Walker and Linnie Walker after evidence showed no federal jurisdiction. The court held the alleged conspiracy to evade the white slave traffic act was an immoral act for state courts to decide, and Idaho lacked jurisdiction. Wyoming would be the proper venue for prosecution.
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Audrey Walker
Linnie Walker
Dietrich
Grrectien
Idaho
Wyoming
Wanted five women for free marcels at Johnson's Beauty Shop
A late notice invites five women to receive free marcels from a student at Johnson's Beauty Shop. Applicants should call 1611 N. W. to arrange an appointment.
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Marcels
N. W
Appo A Johnson’s Beauty Shop
Force Myers Wants Ad in NS 7.8 Columns
Local resident Myers seeks space in the NS 7.8 edition to place a personal ad. The request aims to secure a classified slot in the newspaper’s column format for a brief, one item notice.
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Force Myers
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