Dead Man Now Tells a Tale in Boise Forgery Case
Charles R. Lowrie of Payette, sought on forgery charges since May, admitted living under the alias J. A. Harris for about five months on a ranch south of Falls. He was arrested Thursday by sheriff's deputies after being identified by two Fayette residents at grand jury sessions. Lowrie, who abandoned his wife and several children, is accused of forging signatures on checks in and around Boise.
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Patlae
Charles R. Lowrie
Payette
Boise
Hia
Ee River
J. A. Harris
In Falls
Lowrie
Soleman
L'Ayette
Ord
Polee
Fletelous
County assessors to deliver 1926 license plates
County Assessor Arthur Manwaring reports 1926 automobile plates will be delivered directly to applicants by county assessors, after approval at a recent convention. The plan, supported by F A Jeter, requires reevaluation of 200 trucks and 15 motorcycle plates and aims for December 1 delivery for holders of 1925 licenses.
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Blackfoot
Arthur Manwaring
Bingham County
F. A. Jeter
Capt
Jeter
Enero
C. B. Conners
Monwaning
St Paul
Hoise
Sces
Mrnwartae
SODA SPRINGS UPDATE FROM REGIONAL NOTES
SODA SPRINGS REPORTS include D C Rudd returning to Ridgeway Colorado after weeks in the Interests of darm. General Manager Daley of the Anaconda Copper Co with a party inspected Conda mines and returned to Butte. Mr Burien McLean visiting Laketown Utah and Wilfred Steadman in town for business. Roy Fray heads to Helena to assume federal duties. Local residents and visitors noted, including Storr and Fat Leonard heading to Santa Barbara to make their future home.
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Leroy Meeker
Clinton Piar
Grace Wedperdar
D. C
Anacon
Butte
Conda
Mr. Daley
D. BK. McLean
Laketown
Utah
Wilfred Steadman
Frank Johnason
Pocatello
Co. A. Storr
Fat Leonard
Santa Barbera
Calif
Roy Frvar
Helena
Mont
Rev. I. G@ulick
Walter Hogan Het
Vv. Blifford
Salt Lake City
Women as Jurors Could Curb Jury Evasion by Men
Chicago article reports Colonel Joseph H. Barnett urging women jurors to fill jury slots to curb male evasion. He cites low turnout: 4,500 of 48,055 called. 5,567 of 14,950 in criminal court. He argues women would sacrifice time and push justice, while current defense challenges and long voir dire Favor male juror selection.
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Coppriacht
Pocatello Tribune
Chicago
Joseph H. Barnett
Cook County Jury Commission
Thesr
Jury Commission
Barnett
Criminal Court
State Supreme Court
Church Convention Nearing A Close In New Orleans
New Orleans hosts the forty-eighth triennial general conference of the Protestant Episcopal Church as bishops and deputies wrap up minutes and finalize committee reports. A key late action aligns the bishops with the house of deputies to remove the 39 articles of religion from the prayer book, pending diocesan approval and 1928 convention adoption. The pastoral letter for the next gathering is assigned to senior bishops elect John Gardner Murray William Cabell Brown and Edward L Parsons. The election also names Harry Sherman Longley to the church court, succeeding the late Bishop Howard M Parker.
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New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Bisho William Cabell Brown
Virginia
Edward L. Parsons
California
House of Bishops
Harry Sherman Longley
Ecoadjustor
Iow
Howard M. Parker
New Hampshire
Dowager's church battle ends as courts deny Bolshevik claim
Across cities a string of brief notices covers varied topics from Copenhagen to Rochester. The dowager bows out after courts deny Bolshevik claims to a Russian church in Copenhagen while other items report on prohibition views, a dancer trainer's death, a fireman dog, a courteous taxi driver, and bootlegging charges in Hull Quebec.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Moreas
Rochester
N. JA
Jamaica
Taylor Payne Nuptials in Blackfoot Household
Miss Phronie Payne daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Payne and Kenneth Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Pietcher Taylor married Thursday night at the Baptist parsonage. Ceremony followed by a wedding supper at the bride’s home. They will reside in Mackfoot.
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Taylor-Payne
Tribune
CODE CHANGES MEET APPROVAL
Myrone Witham argues the kickoff rule to the forty yard line without a tee harms play and fans. He notes changes in the code relieve doubtful situations and supports tougher penalties for dangerous tackles while favoring removal of the automatic first down on offside plays.
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Myrone. Witham
University of Colorado
Boulder
Colo
OE Ss
Fatal Pedestrian Crash In East Lake City
Mrs Lyly R Stump 68 wife of Reverend J G Stump local Baptist minister fatally injured when run down by a car driven by Harris Ellison 17 Layton Utah who died en route to Emergency hospital in the incident reported last night.
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AUTO
East Lake City
Lyly_R. Stump
J. &. Stump
Harris Ellison
Layton
Utah
Commerce Dept Publishes Weekly City Death Statistics
The Commerce Department issued a weekly death statistics report for 66 cities with 29 million people. Flint Michigan had the lowest rate at 4 4 per thousand, while Memphis Tennessee registered the highest at 18 8 and San Diego 18 2 per thousand. The department warned that weekly figures fluctuate and must be interpreted cautiously.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Flint
Mich
Oakland
Calif
Memphis
Tenn
San Diego
Weather outlook for week in Northern Rocky Mountains
Weather outlook notes considerable clouds with likely rain and intermittent breaks. Forecast covers Monday through the week with unsettled conditions and cool temperatures across the region.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Walker resigns from Englewood Golf Club after five years
Cyril Walker, winner of the 1924 open national championship, has tendered his resignation as Englewood New Jersey Golf Club professional. The resignation takes effect January 1, and Walker has not disclosed his future plans.
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iNew York
Cyril Walker
Englewood
N. J.) Golf Club
Walker
Englewood Club
Carlisle new manager at Eccles hotel Blackfoot
Mr and Mrs W J Carlisle of Logan Utah are now established at the Eccles hotel where Mr Carlisle succeeds H Deemer as manager Jack Burke is chief clerk under Mr Carlisle Both Carlisle and Burke have prior Eccles Blackfoot experience and are well known.
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Blackfoot
W. J. Carlisle
Logan
Utah
Eccles Hotel
Mr. Carlisle
H. Deemer
Deemer
Jack Burke
Carlisle
Mr. Burke
Eccles
Sunday school and memberships at Whitman pastor home
The notice invites attendees to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. It lists junior and adult membership classes on Tuesday at 4:50 p.m. and 8 p.m. at the pastor’s home 430 West Whitman. The Walther League social will be Wednesday at 554 South Main hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A Engstrom.
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W Whitman
Walther League
A. Engstrom
South Main
BR. Tschirley
Rathbone Bible to Visit Fort Hall Lodge Meeting
Knights of Pythias members meet at Eagles hall in Fort Hall at 9 15 pm with Supreme Keeper of Records and Seals Harry M Love as guest. He brings the Rathbone Bible used in 1863 founding ceremonies, touring Idaho and promoting Bible Classes with M M Farmer of Blackfoot attending. Refreshments follow the social hour. all members urged to attend.
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Knights of Pythias
Eagles’ Hall
Harry M. Love
Records and Seals
Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
Pocatello
M. M. Farmer
Blackfoot
Jc O
Love
Rathbone
Justus H. Rathbone
Gulf
Idaho
Order
Moon pull weighed by new device claims scientist
A Columbia University device by Ralph Hartsough weighs the moon’s pull on tiny objects, showing how much lighter an object loses when lifted one foot. The instrument weighs minute weight changes, aims to test the Einstein theory and measure light rays via shadow shifts, potentially weighing one 280 billionth of an ounce.
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New York
Earth
Ralph €. Hartsough
Columbia University
Blackmail Ring Exposed Tearing Through Bootleggers and Seekers
Chicago reports reveal a joint police and federal probe into a blackmail ring preying on bootleggers gamblers and reputable businessmen. One target Louis Smith faced a demand of 5000 at a rendezvous to aid gangsters Albert Anselmi and John Salice. Two wealthy bootleggers paid up and fled while another fled to Canada after 70000. Prosecutors handed max sentences to two who menaced wealthy parents with child harm.
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Chicago
Louis Smith
Albert Anselmi
John Salice
Smith
Anselmi
Salice
Herald and Examiner
Dan Perry
Florida
Canada
Herbert Cotman
Richard Reno
Puzzling Price Moves After Dividend News
The article explains why stock prices often fall after a nondividend payer becomes dividend paying. Experienced speculators push prices down as they take profits, while cautious investors wait to confirm the new status, leaving the market to carry the load for a time. It uses a restaurant company example to illustrate the dynamic.
Hair Cut Specials and Ladies Hair Treatments
Readable fragments show a local newspaper notice for hair cut services including Saturdays and ladies hair cuts. The text mentions boys hair cut and Saturday scheduling in a compact advertisement style.
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Micide
Soda Springs
Abe
Baker’s
Camas Aecales
Thema Reeders
By Owen L. Scott
John Tiller
Felix
Ives
The
Hull, Queper
Quebec
Phonograph
Colombia
Woodmen’s Hall
N. Main
Rathborn
N. W
Johnson's Beauty Shop
South Second
Keystone
East Center Street
Everyman’s Investment
George T. Hughes
Ogden
Poestelle
Utah Grand
Donicht & McDonald Co
Grover Davis
Western Loan & Building CO
South Arthur
Troy Laundry
Citizens’ Barber
North Main
Hong Huy
Center Street
Jackson Realty Co
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Pocatello Tent
Postoffice
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottberg Jewelry Store
West Center
Court House
Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello Real Estate
Fletcher R
Burrus & Company
N. Main St
DR. A. L. Omilton
Molinelli
Jewelry Store
Optical Company
West Center St
Pocatello Optical Telephone
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