Standardization ruling voided in Lambing case
Judge W A Babcock ruled Idaho statutes allowing only regular doctors to practice are illegal as applied to osteopaths and chiropractors. The decision revokes the January board action and suggests an appeal may be filed to the supreme court.
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Chinese Mob Assaults British Police in Shanghai
In Shanghai on June 17 a Chinese mob armed with hatchets attacked a British police sergeant in the foreign settlement, leaving him possibly fatally wounded. The clash underscored rising tensions between colonial authorities and local groups.
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Shanghai
Collins Declared Not Guilty of Buhl Man's Death
Mark Collins, charged with murder in the death of a Buhl man, was found not guilty by a Salt Lake City jury after a two hour and forty five minute deliberation. He faces a separate highway robbery charge on a California warrant.
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Mark Collins
C.H. Mel Quown
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Butte
California
Highway
Yobbery
La Follette Is Seriously Ill in Washington
The message reports Wisconsin figure La Follette's serious illness in Washington. Details describe heart strain and bronchial congestion, with concern that his condition could worsen at any time. The note cites a frail, coughing state and recent debilitation over the past week.
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Washington
Ben Tolletta
Ously
Blawhome
Hare
Eighteon Miners Killed in Bulgarian Mines
Sofia reports a massive disaster at the Prince Boris mine in Klatschkezl where hundreds of workers were affected. The explosion marks Bulgaria’s worst mining catastrophe, with official tallies still incomplete and rescue operations underway.
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Prince Boris
Klatschkezl
Bulgaria
Amundsen Heads for Cape Columbia After Plane Crash
President Thomassen of the Norwegian Aero Nautic Club told United Press Amundsen and his flyers are en route to Cape Columbia after a crash near the pale. He said no senior instructions were given and advised Captain Hagerup to wait days, then begin a search if Amundsen does not appear in six weeks. Other experts believe he is returning from Spitzbergen.
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Norwegian Aeronautic Club
United Press Today
Radu Amundsen
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Pale
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Hagerup
Steiner
Weasel
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Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Yale Beats Harvard In Football Style Baseball Style Series Opener
In New Haven Yale varsity upset Harvard 26 to 15 in the annual series opener. The odd contest featured 43 hits, 18 passes and nine errors in the box score, reminiscent of old gridiron clashes.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
State bids gas warfare low on coal contract
Boise June 17 Twenty coal companies represented bids yesterday by BR. G. Avheiad, Alabama purchasing agent, for state coal supplies. Homer Archibald said bids meet requirements with best offers to be considered. Home producer Ramels from Tetum Coal Company among bidders challenging Blackfoot and Rtve sites for supply. Contract awards based on time and price as bids are opened.
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BR. G. Avehiaadd
Huthine
Wy. Ramels
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Amenes Wieidelers
Dee Hapes
Reeh Oe
Conliatts Foo Supply Ci
Glacktoor
Archibald
Saafely
Knights of Pythias open annual session at Boish Idaho
Idaho grand lodges Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters convened in Boish with about 300 delegates. A reception for visitors was held last night by local temple. tonight a Pythian banquet will be served and the D C K dramatic and social body plan an 8 ceremonial and parade Thursday night. Committees appointed by Grand Chancellor B A Bowler of Shohone and Grand Chief Matyla Marckel of Craigmont.
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Matlyla Marckel
Craigmont
Britishers Win Tennis Match in Anglo American Ties
In Bwaitsbournde England on June 17 British players J A Godfrey and J B Wheatley faced Kent Ray and Lasey of San Francisco and John Honesey with a 4 6 6 4 11 9 4 6 scoreline.
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J. A. Godfrey
J. B. Wheatley
Kent Ray
Lasey
San Francisco
John
Honessey
Bsemnencle
Outlawed by 77 Nations at Geneva Conference
A fragmentary report notes a proposed ban on chemical warfare discussed at Geneva with mentions of United States and other nations. It references President Coolidge and a speech urging peace and cooperation to curb chemical weapon use, describing a broad international posture toward disarmament.
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Dapan
Israel
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Hie
Butane
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Hionta
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Burton
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United States
Eramee
Paily
Dagan
Turion
Ameen
Idaho Crops Held Back by Frost and Cool Weather
Boise Idaho June 17 Rains and cool weather have slowed field work and kept crops small. Meteorologist C B Norquest notes sheep shearing delayed in Tetun county and Potulous area improving in the southeast. Alfalfa shows weevil damage in the southwest and northern cherries harmed by excessive rain.
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Idaho
Boise
Waho
Iaho
C. BE Norquest
Tetun
Ferguson Pardons 76 Convicts in One Day
In Austin on June 17 Governor Miriam A Ferguson issued 76 pardons in the forenoon, breaking Texas records. Fifteen more pardons were expected this afternoon from the governor's office. The wholesale action followed an inquiry into penitentiary convicts by former Governor Jim Ferguson, husband of the sitting governor.
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Train wreck near Hatoviewattii sparks fatalities
A derailed rail incident near Hatoviewattii caused multiple deaths and injuries as a steam release and broken pipes released dangerous pressure. Investigations by public utilities, interstate authorities, coroner’s office, and county detectives are underway. a prior wreck at the same site is noted due to sand and gravel on the tracks.
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Hatoviewattii Balilooasl
UMASS
Catriot
Serbo Aris
Mate Lo Dbs
Ceesennas
Geaths
Praia Sebest
Bohwin
Jaehawina
ATI Tie Enae Company
Kempi
Hrasawarters
Idaho to share 185 Union Pacific scholarships
The Union Pacific will distribute 185 free agricultural scholarships among states including Idaho. Details come via online headquarters and club agents, with Mr Smith providing information. States listed include Whilip, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado. KLAN GETS PARA PERMIT. Klansmen to parade August 8 in connection with a national konelogation.
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Union Phil[ic Railroad Company
Ue Boya
Girks
AL Smarth
Onlin
Mr Smith
Whilip
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
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Kn Kinx Klan
Shepherd on Trial for Typhoid Murder in Chicago
In a Chicago criminal court, testimony links William D B Shepherd to the fatal typhoid poisoning of Billy McClintock. Witnesses say Shepherd claimed Billy knew he was ill before doctors diagnosed typhoid, a point prosecutors call a crucial link in the circumstantial case. Dr Charles C Paimat identified Shepherd as the man who prepared typhoid serum, asserting the motive to obtain money.
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Shepherd
Robert ‘A. Crowe
Billy
Castor
Supreme Court Upholds Tax Laws In Landmark Ruling
Atlantic dispatch reports the Supreme Court upheld key income tax provisions and 1924 revenue laws affecting federal revenue, corporate taxation, and estate taxes. It details decisions on publication of tax consequences, stock value rules, property appraisals for gains, and inheritance tax treatments, with emphasis on major cases involving a copper company, Henry Frick estate, and state law compatibility.
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Congress
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Dolléitor General Ag
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Henry Frick
Frick
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