Embezzlement causes and Idaho wheat growers plan
A magazine analysis links embezzlement motives to personal need and luxury fantasies, while public opinion could curb youth attitudes toward luxury. In Parisi, Idaho, ranchers discussed forming a Idaho West Growers association to stabilize wheat marketing, aiming to control 15 million bushels with six year delivery terms and director-set prices, attracting about 200 growers.
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Wo- Tian
Fruit Associations
California
Cer Cates
Hearing at Chicago on anti Prohibition funds inquiry
A Chicago hearing reviewed charges that New Jersey liquor dealers funded a Democratic campaign. Moore denied knowledge of the funds and claimed his name was used without authorization in anti Prohibition materials. Edge criticized the committee as a partisan vehicle while Senator Reed deferred comment.
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Natorial
New Jersey
Moore
Spencer
Jea White
Con
Greasy
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne PR. Wheeler
Edge
Yam
Cox
Compttte Iato
Senate
Pughest cash price paid for poultry market item
Independent market report notes a cash price paid for poultry at a market, with firm figures and local trading context. Details are fragmented but indicate price activity and buyer seller interactions in the market.
Suit over contract terms seeks ten year restraint
Dr. T. O. Boyd files suit in district court against Dr. Hal Bieler seeking to restrain from practicing medicine in Twin Falls and surrounding territory for ten years and to recover 3500 dollars. Complaint alleges Boyd as physician and surgeon and Bieler breached a five year contract with monthly charges ranging from 320 to 500 dollars, with breach alleged in April of this year.
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T. O. Boyd
Hal. Bieler
Bieler
Twin Falls
Surrounng
Bush Charged in Automobile Theft Case
William Bush was arraigned on an automobile stealing charge after an alleged theft last spring. Crest was arrested and given 20 days in county jail. Bush fled the county and was captured on return Thursday. Trial set for September 28.
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William Bush
Bush
Crest
School to admit pupils September 20 for junior high
Pupils of seventh and eighth grades will not be admitted to the junior high school until September 20, according to Superintendent Hak G. Blue. Crowded conditions necessitate the postponement. Other students will register next Monday as announced.
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Hak G. Blue
Congressman Smith Heads to Boise Conference
The Honorable Addison T. Smith left yesterday for Boise to meet party leaders and discuss campaign plans. After the Boise conference he is scheduled to deliver several addresses at a Nant event.
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Addison T. Smith
Boise
Smith
Arm Is Broken By Plunging Box, Harbert Injured
W. T. Harbert, a focal insuranceman, sustained a broken wrist when a box he stood on overturned on Thursday. He fell to the floor and his injury caused pain, but he is able to be continued with light duties.
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T. Harbert
Focal
Harbert
Wave for Hagerman Rally Plans Unfold
In a brief dispatch, Fy Roberta departed yesterday for Hagerman, and will proceed to Ketchum before heading over the summit. Roberta expects to return the first of the week.
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Hagerman
Roberta
Ketchum
American boy killed in Ireland shocks Tacoma family
James Maloney of Tacoma receives a telegram reporting his nine year old son shot in Ireland during clashes between Irish factions in Watertown, Treland. The message says a British soldier fired the fatal shot over the boy’s heart. Mr. Maloney asks Congressman Albert Johnson to raise the case with the state department.
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Tacoma
Wash
James x. Maloney
Watertown
Treland
Ireland
Maloney
Albert. Johnson
State Department
Rain Stops Grand Circuit Races at Conn Track
Rain today halted the final heats at the Grand Circuit meeting in Conn. Thies, Crossman, and Me Grea led in the early sections as horses destined for Syracuse were shipped. The outbreak left unfinished results with War driving and Sister Bertha among the contenders.
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Syracuse
Crossman
Judes
Bertha
Gerrit
Virginia City Miners Return After Five Day Strike
Virginia City reports the end of a five day miners strike as mine operators agree to a six dollar daily pay scale, an increase of one dollar. The miners union did not participate, and their contract with operators had not expired.
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Virginia City
Ethn
Bannock and Salt Lake ensembles set for Pocatello events
A week of cultural activity unfolds in Idaho with the Bannock band and Salt Lake Opera Quintette headlining concerts in Pocatello and nearby towns. Day and night parades, chariot and wagon races, and horse events accompany Thursday through Friday programs, including a Children’s Day Concert and a Grand Stock parade. County entries and overnight runs are noted, alongside a three-day festival schedule featuring instrumental and vocal performances.
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Pocatellé
Bannoell
Salt “Lake Opera
Roman
Roman Chatrot
Rage
Buhl
Pocatéllo
Bannock
Buhl Chamber of Commerce
Twin Falls
Pocatello Bannock
Salt Lake Opera
Pocatello Bannock Band
Miners Strike Expands Across Alabama Fields
United Mine Workers estimate at least 27,000 miners joined the Alabama walkout on day two, claiming 20 percent of workers out as operators bring in replacements. Report notes no disorder, but some minority workers allege guards intimidate strikers.
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Birminghm
Ala
United Mine Workers_of America
Alasbama
Toal Fielda
Jefferson
Wampatuck Wins Three Straight In 2:15 Pace Race
Great Western circuit action at Hamline Minnesota saw Wampatuck take three consecutive firsts in the 2:15 pace. Vitney Bingen bred horse captured a 2706 trot at Minneapolis with a $3,000 added purse. Tom Carlyle finished second and Ed 4 bik g earned a third.
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Hamline
Minn
Lent
Wampatuck
Minneapolis
Vitney Bingen
B. H
Tom Carlyle
Bik
Harry D
School Enrollment Plan Delays for Seventh and Eighth Grades
An incompleted addition at the High School forces temporary reorganization. Seventh and eighth graders will enroll separately on September 20 after younger pupils begin on September 13. All 7th and 8th graders will gather in the High School auditorium for enrollment and temporary placement.
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