Road aid clash in Idaho Falls meeting stalls plan
A Sept 5 meeting of the Idaho Falls board of county commissioners and a 25 member committee failed to reach agreement on accepting federal aid to finish the county highway and unpaved approaches into Idaho Falls. Commissioner Barnes opposed a mall tax. Taylor supported it. A follow up with commissioners is set for Sept 12 to press for action before federal funds expire. The project totals about 95 000 with 51 percent government aid.
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Frank Faulkner
Thomas Barnes
Joseph A. Taylor
Barnes
Ross Rutherford
Mr. Rutherford
Idaho Falls
Christian Anderson
George Brunt
W. L. Shattuck
No More Goat or Rheumatism
Vienna reports Dr Gustav Paul of the National Vaccination Institute says cutaneous injections of tuberculin cured all forms of rheumatism and gout after four years of trials. He treated 100 cases successfully, noting dosing tailored to patient susceptibility and inflammation. He plans an infirmary for rheumatism treatment.
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Gustavaul
National
Medical Society Today
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Weather Heatwave Grips Midwest With Ties to 95
Chicago reports a 95 degree high as the region endures heat at the end of the week. Forecasters warn a heat wave may ease by Sunday with cooler evenings and scattered rain in central and western areas. Temperatures dip to around 76 tonight in the city.
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Middle West
Ilincia
Toma
Manene
Illinois
Hersold
Ohio River
Cloudburst wrecks Wenatchee rail terminal and kills seven
A cloudburst hit Springwater Canyon in Wenatchee Washington at 4 15 PM flooding the South Wenatchee Great Northern terminal. The disaster killed seven people and left ten unaccounted for with three injured as rescue workers searched wreckage into the evening. Four victims were identified including brakeman Theav Ara BReank Petty Mrs Domick Macdonald Mrs Cleveland and Margaret Smythe a girl about ten.
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Springwater Canyon
Wenatchee
Petty
Domick Macdonald
Cleveland
Margaret Smythe
Water supply failure linked to Febars blaze in Shreveport
Fire destroyed nine blocks in a Shreveport residential area causing major losses estimated between 600000 and 700000 and leaving more than 1000 homeless. An official inquiry into the water mains and a citizens committee report are awaited as Red Cross and charities aid the affected families and rebuilding is slated to begin Monday.
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Shreveport
Citizens’ Committee
Red Cross
Man Held for Double Murder in Likely Extradition Case
Raymond L. Nolte, arrested in Tucumcari New Mexico, faces extradition to Nebraska and Kansas for the August 24 killings of motorcycle officer Edward Clark of North Platte Nebraska and Sheriff Sam Pratt of Thomas County Kansas. Authorities say Nolte and Clyde Cohen stole a car in Dalhart Texas then robbed in Colby Kansas before the shootings near North Platte and later Colby.
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N. M
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Nolte
Edward Clark
North Platte
Neb
Sam Pratt
Thomas County
Kansas
Lincoln
Nebraska
Clyde Cohen
Dalhart
Texas
Colby
Cohen
Clark
Pratt
Million-dollar sale of Meadow Creek and Antimony claims
Boise on September 5 AP reports Hawley and Hawley announce the sale of the Meadow Creek and Antimony mining claims in the Yellow Pine basin to Home Stake Gold Mining Co of Lead SD for one million dollars. The purchase, said to be the state’s largest in years, aims to develop large scale mining with potential output of 2,000 to 3,000 tons of ore daily once operations begin. Eleventh anniversary of the Battle of the Marne.
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Yellowine Basin
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No Change in Strike Status
Philadelphia Sept 5 AP The anthracite mining suspension remains at a 100 percent shutdown with no restart in sight. About 158,900 workers lose income amounting to roughly 5 million dollars and production drops by about 1 million tons as cooler weather nears. No wage talks appear imminent without external pressure.
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Both Factions Claim Victory In New York Mayoral Fight
Democratic factions in New York claim victory as John F. Cohalan predicts a 75,000 primary margin for Mayor John F. Hylan in Manhattan and the Bronx. Olivany touts a Tam many plan to curb city fare hikes via a municipal assembly vote, framing it as a coup to appeal Walker’s allies and rival interests.
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Two Men Die in Utah Oil Refining Fire
Two men killed and others burned in a fire at the Utah Oil Refining high pressure gasoline still in Salt Lake City. The dead are Frank E. Storm and Rulon J. Arnold. Injured are Almont N. Burdick Frank Batchel Otto Larson. Damage estimated up to $800000 with officials unsure if confined to the still.
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Utah Oil Refining Company
Frank E. Storm
Rulon J. Arnold
Almont N. Burdick
Frank Batchel
Otto Larson
Storm
Arnold
Burdick
Larson
Sat Lake City
Utah
Frank Storm
Kelly Arnold
Frank Mitchell
Canada to seek mandate in four major policy issues
Premier Mackenzie King announced dissolution of Canada’s fourteenth parliament and a general election set for October 29 to pursue a fresh mandate on transportation immigration taxation and senate status. Lord Byng signed the dissolution order this afternoon as the government argues only a newly elected Commons can resolve these issues.
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Ont
Mackenzie King
Canada
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House of Commons
Dominion cabinet reshuffled with three resignations
Ottawa reports a cabinet reorganization as three ministers resign to seek seats in the center and three new ministers are named. Robb moves from immigration to finance, Gorden becomes immigration and colonization minister, Boivin takes customs and excise, Cannon becomes solicitor general, while Marter enters without portfolio. Several veterans retire including Bureau Beland Fielding.
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Ont
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James A. Robb
Herbert Marter
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G. N. Gorden
Immigration
G. H. Boivin
Shefford
Excise
Lucien Cannon
Dorchester
Jacques Bureau
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Fielding
Take me back to Pingree
A nostalgic poem fragment pleads for return to Pingree a dry farm home free from jails and police, contrasting with the corrupt city. The speaker longs to escape bootleggers and bad gin and to live simply among sage brush and farm life.
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Homely Notes of Local Churches and Services
Homely Notes list church activities at Alien Chapel A.M.E. and Christian churches. Includes Sunday school times, sermons, and choir solos. meetings of missionary and MIA groups. Evangelistic Campaign at Corner Lander and Arthur. Pentecostal revival led by Edler Robert A. and Mrs Fleming. Catholic and Christian Science services with addresses, songs, and special programs.
St Josephs Pro Cathedral Changes Mass Times
St Josephs Pro Cathedral in North Hayes announces Sunday Masses at 7:30 and 9:20 with a change to 8 and 10 o clock starting September 13. Weekday Mass remains at 7:30 daily with Sunday devotions at 7:30 and St Anthony devotions Tuesday after Mass. Penance Saturdays and eve of feasts 3:30 to 6 then 7:30. School grades resume September 8 for grammar and primary with high school on September 14. Altar Society meets Tuesday at 2:30 in Knights of Columbus hall.
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North Hayes
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St. Joseph’s School
Altar Society
Knights of Columbus
First Presbyterian Church Plans Labor Day Sermons and Activities
The First Presbyterian Church at Fifth Avenue and Lewis Street resumes full services with sermons on Labor Day at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., titled The Rewards of Toil and My Business Partners. Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m. with O. E. Bates as superintendent. Newcomers may enroll in the proper class. Three Christian Endeavor groups meet at 6:30 and 7 p.m. Rally Day is Sept 27. A September prayer series runs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. The Woman's Missionary Society begins a study session Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. with Peasant Pioneers led by Mrs. Otto C. Stocker.
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Fifth Avenue
Lewis Street
G. William Barnum
S. Fifth Avenue
O. E. Bates
Christian Endeavor Societies
Oscar Donaldson
A. C. Frazier
Woman’s Missionary Society
Otto C. Stocker
Revival preacher to speak at Center and Garfield
Rev Robert Gillespie, an old time revival preacher, will speak Sunday at 3 pm and 8 pm and every night during the week at 8 pm. Sunday afternoon features a divine healing meeting. Sunday evening the subject is The Signs of the Times. Non sectarian. New songs.
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Center and
Garfield
Robert Gillespie
Wil
Baptist Church Offers Sunday Services and Sermons
The Baptist Church schedules 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. morning worship with a sermon titled Living in Christ. The Lord's Supper is to be administered during that service at 11. Sunday reception follows with Mrs. Roxie Lawerence presenting The Christian Life on the 2:30 p.m. program. Evening worship at 7 p.m. features Sermon The Opportunity of Sacrifice.
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F. E. Mackenzie
Stainer
Second Ward
Jesus Christ
Arthur Hall
Supt
F. B. Middendorf
Lloyd Pond
Alfonzo Y. Pond
Birdie Middendorf
Prof
Cox
Perry Ricks
Jesse P. Evans
Baptist Church
WU. Cander
Roxie Lawerence
Baptist
Methodist Sunday School and Services Schedule Update
The Sunday school meets at 10:00 with the 11:10 sermon on Stephen. Evening service starts at 7:30 after Epworth at 6:30. Superintendent E. L. White will preach following the session.
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Methodist Bytescee Church
Stephen
Epworth
E. L. White
U P System Meet Parade Banquet and Dance Planned
The U P System meet features a parade and a banquet at Bannock hotel with tickets at Overland park. Afterward a dance at Merrill park will entertain contestants and visitors with buses to transport attendees. President Carl R Gray will present awards and entertainment chiefs are praised for coordinating the program. Salt Lake chamber may assist in bringing Pathe News to film the events.
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Jones Retains National Title in Golf Duel
Oakment Pa September 5 AP Jones Jr, stocky and smiling, retained his national title marking a third straight victory after winning the open crown in 1923 and 1924. He defeated his 19 year old friend Watts Gunn 8 and even at the 29th hole in a storied duel between two Minneapolis? rivals from the same city.
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Atlanta
Mering
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Your Child's Eyes Are Precious Instruments
A brief notice offering evaluation of a child’s vision with no charge or on Dr. RB. O. Young, Opt. identification of the eye care service and practitioner provided.
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