Shipping Board Publishes Consolidated Balance Sheet 1917 1926
Washington December 10 The Shipping Board and the Emergency Fleet Corporation released a consolidated balance sheet as of June 30 1926 detailing total liabilities and assets at 3 537 380 726 and revenues of 1 148 928 155 with expenses 1 662 294 294. The report shows net loss from operations 185 125 037 and notes large depreciation charges 209 466 323 and insurance 240 993 528.
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General Strike Ends in Spain Reports Madrid Desk
London Dec 9 The general strike in Spain has ended according to the Exchange Telegraph's Madrid correspondent. The brief dispatch notes the stoppage is concluded without detail on turnout or impact.
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Exchange Telegraph
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Removal of Office Announcement Shift to Baugh Building
Dr Charles R Scott announces the removal of his offices to the Baugh building over the Idaho State Bank as advertised on page 124.
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Baugh
Idaho State Bank
Unemployment Study Planned for 65 U S Cities
Washington December 9 a survey to measure unemployment in 65 principal industrial cities was announced by the labor department after Secretary Wilson met with nine regional directors. The study will use census bureau classifications and consider only firms with 500 or more workers, with first results due January 15 and weekly unemployment statistics to follow.
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Take Salts 10 Feugh Kidneys Advertising Copy
An old health ad advocates taking four ounces of rad Satia dissolved in water at breakfast to flush kidneys and stop bladder irritation. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon juice lithia drink to clean sluggish kidneys and prevent ailments. The copy targets both men and women with claims of preventing kidney and bladder diseases.
Trial notes claim prejudice against socialism in Berger case
The appeal for Mr. Berger argued bias against socialism at trial. It contends the war with Germany ended legally through a joint peace resolution vetoed by President Wilson, and that the espionage act was repealed by the same enactment.
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Auto manufacturer Horace E. Dodge dies in Palm Beach
Horace E. Dodge, wealthy automobile maker and head of the Dodge Brothers interests since John Dodge's death earlier this year, died tonight at his winter home in Palm Beach Florida. The Dodge brothers founded the auto business after earlier parts manufacturing days with Henry Ford.
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Roundup of animals and police court notes
W E Crouch of the farm bureau will lead a rabbit skin disposal drive. John Taylor faced a police court fine of seven dollars and fifty cents for being drank and disorderly. A truck accident near Donahue's left a driver with severe leg bruises but no broken bones.
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Minnick
Injured Johnson Auto Driver Caught Between Two Trucks
Ray Donahue of Johnson Auto was injured yesterday morning when he was caught between two trucks on the Kimberly highway. The accident details indicate Donahue’s vehicle collided with one truck, trapping him between both rigs. He was transported for treatment.
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Johnson Auto‘ Company
Donahue
Kimberly
Warde Delivers Pleasing Lecture at City High School
Frederick Warde spoke Thursday evening at the city high school about Fifty Years of Make Believe. The veteran actor shared insights from his long stage career in a manner both pleasing and engaging to the audience.
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Frederick Warde
Rabbit drive to rid Twin Falls County of rabbits
Citizens across the tract led by John Connors and Henry Peterson will gather Sunday in Rogerson to form two teams. They will drive rabbits into a corrals with guns and dogs allowed. The event promises sufficient amusement while targeting the rabbit problem in the county.
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John Connors
Henry Peterson
Liquor Used to Entertain Democrats in Conspiracy Trial
In San Francisco on December 10, defense attorneys claimed fifty one barrels of liquor withdrawn for Democratic National Convention entertainment were involved in the inquiry. The barrels were cited during questions in the trial of Harry Brotaski, Douglas Newton, and Jules Gamage on an alleged sugar conspiracy charge.
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Harry Brotaski
Douglas Newton
Jules Gamage
Supreme Court Hears Berger Appeal Arguments
The Supreme Court heard arguments on the appeal of Victor Berger editor of the Milwaukee Leader and twice elected Wisconsin congressman on the socialist ticket. His lawyers urged dismissal and abatement of the case, challenging Judge Landis’s presiding conduct.
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Dec
Supreme Court Today
Victor Berger
Milwaukee Leader
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Governor Rejects Stay in Nick Viana Execution
Springfield dispatch reports Governor Lowden via secretary George Sutton announced no stay of execution for Nick Viana, 18, to be hanged in Chicago this morning, despite prior appeals.
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Lowden
George Sutton
Nick Viana
Chicago
Cure a Cold in One Day Greve Laxative Ad
A historical advertisement promotes Greve LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets as a purported one day cure for a cold. The genuine product bears the signature of H. W. Greve and is offered in a 30c price.
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H. W. Greve
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