Dead Man Now Tells a Tale of Forgery Flight
Charles R. Lowrie of Payette, wanted in Boise for forgery since last May, disappeared leaving his automobile on a river bridge with a note about suicide. He confessed to living under the name J. A. Harris for nearly five months while working near Falls, was arrested Thursday, and is returning to Boise in custody. His wife and several children were left behind. she is hospitalized critically. Lowrie is accused of passing forged signatures on checks in the Boise area.
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Pelle
Charles R. Lowrie
Payette
Boise
Tae
J. A. Harris
In Falls
Lowrie
Cheriff Seleman
L'Ayette
Pelee
Rofee
County Assessors to Deliver 1926 License Plates
Blackfoot October 24 1926 plan to deliver automobile license plates for 1926 directly to applicants via county assessors received approval at a assessors convention. Bingham County Assessor Arthur Manwaring reports 1926 plates and numbers for autos trucks and motorcycles will be issued as records arrive from the state. Distribution to holders of 1925 licenses expected by December 1 with priority given to in transit plates.
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Blackfoot
Acsees
Arthur Manwaring
Bingham County
F. A. Jeter
Capt
Jeter
Enero
B. Conners
Monwaning
State Department of Law Enforcement
M . Paul
Soda Springs Community News Glimpse
Soda Springs and nearby towns report travel plans and relocations. Leroy Meeke Clinton Piar undertake a Grace trip. a farm truck from the D A Woodall ranch caught fire but caused little damage. Conda and Butte mine interests are noted with visits and remarks from General Manager Daley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Meeke
Clinton Piar
Grace Wed- Berdar
Bude
Ie Farm
Ridgeway
Colorado
D .A. Woodall Ranch
Xe &&Maak
Manacer Daley
An‘econda Capper Co
Ant Perty
Laketown
Utah
Wilfred Stensons
Frank Johnson
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Co. A. Storr
Fay Teonmard
Santa Barbera
Calif
Roy Frvar
Helena
Ment
Rev. F. Gullick
Thera
Walter Hoghed
R. Hillame
Jake
Butts
Nethatee
Felt Lake City
Mise Hortense Horsley
Stirling Pulver
Long Beach
California
A. HB. Camne
Logan
BE. Clifford
Salt Lake City
Women as Jurors to Stop Evading Service by Males
Chicago program argues women should serve on juries to curb male evasion of jury duty. Colonel Joseph H. Barnett cites low actual service rates, 4501 of 48055 called, and 5567 of 14950 in criminal court. The Cook County jury commission urges granting women jury eligibility to improve diligence and justice.
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Pocatello Tribune
Chicago
Joseph H. Barnett
Cook County Jury Commission
Jury Commission
Barnett
Criminal Court
State Supreme Court
Iry
Church Convention Nearing Close in New Orleans
The forty eighth General Conference of the Protestant Episcopal Church nears adjournment in New Orleans with minutes read and final legislation review. Bishops and deputies resolve removal of 59 articles from the prayer book and prepare for the pastoral letter under Bishop elect John Gardner Murray. Harry Sherman Longley named to the court for the bishop’s trial to replace the late Edward 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
Coadjustor
Bolshpel claims denied for beautiful Russian church
AP reports courts rejected Bolshevik claims to a Russian church in Washington. Other brief items include Mrs. Wilebrandt on prohibition fashion, John Tiller’s death, Felix the dog’s funeral, a courteous taxicab driver, labor’s story on screen, a Jamaica island postcard tale, and bootlegging cases between New York and Quebec.
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Associated Press
New York
Code changes meet approval in football kickoff rules
By Myrone Witham argues the kickoff mark should return to the forty yard line without a tee to encourage returns and thrill. He supports removing automatic first downs on offside plays and tightening penalties for clipping while endorsing a rule allowing play on a partially blocked ball crossing the line as a clean kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrone
Witham
University of Colorado
Boulder
Colo
Taylor Payne Nuptials in Blackfoot Nov. 24
Miss Phronie Payne daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Payne and Kenneth Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Fletcher Taylor were married at the Baptist parsonage Thursday evening at 9 o clock. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home and the couple will live in Blackfoot.
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Taylor-Payne
Blackfoot
Phronie Payne
Frank Payne
Kenneth Taylor
Fletcher Taylor
Baptist Parson
Aple
Commerce dept Reports City Death Rates in 66 Cities
The Commerce Department began weekly publication of death statistics for 66 cities with 29 million people. Flint Michigan posted the lowest rate at 4.4 per thousand, Oakland California 7.6, Memphis Tennessee the highest at 18.8, and San Diego California 18.2 as week to week figures vary.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Flint
Mich
Oakland
Calif
Memphis
Tenn
San Diego
Walker resigns from Englewood Golf Club after five years
New York Oct 24 Cyril Walker winner of the 1924 Open has tendered his resignation as Englewood New Jersey Golf Club pro where he served five years. The resignation takes effect January 1 and his next destination remains undisclosed.
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New York
Cyril Walker
Englewood
N. J.) Golf Club
Walker
Englewood Club
Mrs Lyly Stump Fatally Run Down by Auto in Lake City
Mrs Lyly R Stump 68 wife of Rev J Stump local Baptist minister was fatally injured when struck by an automobile driven by Harris Ellison 17 of Layton Utah here last night She died en route to Emergency hospital in Lake City with Ellison the driver identified as the teenage inquirer no other injuries reported
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Tn Lake City
Lyly R. Stump
J. Stump
Harris Ellison
Layton
Utah
Four Phonograph Giants Form Alliance in $18 Million Deal
The Columbia Phonograph Company announced a new alliance of four leading phonograph firms with about 18 million dollars in capitalization. The group operates factories in eleven countries and represents major players in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonograph Nergel
New York
Columbia Phonograph Company
Weather Outlook for Week Beginning Monday
Outlook for the week beginning Monday lists a cloudy northern Becky Mountain region with likely rain and occasional temperature shifts. The forecast notes periods of cloudiness and brief changes in temperatures across the area.
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Washington
Becky Mountain
Carlisle becomes manager at Eccles hotel in Blackfoot
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Carlisle of Logan Utah take over as managers at the Eccles hotel succeeding H. Deemer who left for health reasons. Jack Burke serves as chief clerk under Carlisle. Both Carlisle and Burke are familiar faces at the Eccles in Blackfoot and come well regarded for their prior service.
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Blackfoot
W. J. Carlisle
Logan
Utah
Eccles Hotel
Mr. Carlisle
H. Deemer
Deemer
Jack Burke
J. Burke
Eccles
Lutheran Service and Activities at Woodmen's Hall
The Lutheran Church invites worshipers at Woodmen's Hall 41 N. Main with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. Junior and adult membership classes meet Tuesday. Walther League social on Wednesday at 554 South Main hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Engstrom. Pastor B. Tschirley.
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South Main
B. Tschirley
Pull of the Moon Measured by Columbia Professor Device
A Columbia University instrument by Ralph C. Hartsough weighs moon gravity on tiny items. It detects weight changes of one 29 thousandth of an ounce, guiding tests of Einstein's theory and light's behavior. Mirrors of gold and quartz filaments enable shadow shifts to reveal minute pulls.
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New York
Earth
Ralph C. Hartsough
Columbia University
Ader
Blackmail Ring Targets Bootleggers and Businessmen
A joint police and federal probe reveals a blackmail ring that threatened bootleggers and wealthy businessmen to raise funds for gangsters. Victims included Louis Smith of an auto supply shop who faced a $5,000 rendezvous demand, while two bootleggers allegedly paid up or fled to Florida and Canada. Two parents faced maximum sentences for threats against their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Smith
Albert Anselmi
John Salice
Smith
Boguss
Anselmi
Sallce
Herald and Examiner
Dan Perry
Florida
Canada
Herbert Cotman
Richard Reno
Puzzling Market Reaction To Dividend Announcements
The article explains why stock prices often drop after a company announces a shift from non dividend payer to dividend paying. It notes speculators push prices up before the news but investors delay, seeking confirmation, causing a price decline as profits are taken and the market absorbs the new yield. It highlights cautious investor behavior and the load carried by speculators.
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Ralher & Co
Lad
By Owen L. Scott
Wilebrandt
John Tiller
Felix
Rochester
N. J
Jamaica
Hull
Quebec
Tribune
Chichester
Caticura
Rathborn
Knights of Pythias
Eagles’ Hall
Harry M. Love
Records and Seals
Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
M. M. Farmer
Domain of
Ifss
Sila
Gulf
Rathbone
Love
Idaho
N. W
Johnson’s Beauty Shop
South Second
Keystone
East Center Street
Everyman’s Investment
George T. Hughes
The
Ogden
Pocatells
Utah Grand
Donicht & McDonald Co
Grover Davis
Western Loan & Building CO
South Arthur
Troy Laundsy
Citizens’ Barber Shop
Bate
Hong Huy
Center Street
Jackson Realty Co
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Pocatello Tent
Postoffice
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottberg Jewelry Store
West Center
Pocatello A
Court House
Focatello
Fletcher R. Burrus & Company
N. Main St
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