Idaho Wheat Crop Forecast Rebounds From Slump
Boise Idaho June 20 1926 state wheat crop is projected at 24 512 000 bushels based on June 1 conditions an increase of 1 444 000 bushels from last year but 442 000 bushels below the five year average Spring wheat on 690 100 acres up 19 percent to 26 bushels per acre If normal 26 000 000 bushels forecast Last year 12 190 000 bushels Winter wheat 295 000 acres left for harvest with 21 6 bushels per acre total 6 472 000 bushels Oats 657 000 bushels Barley 4 266 000 bushels Acres oats 199 000 barley up 10 percent All counties report good moisture and growth Europe outlook favorable United States crop forecast 660 686 000 bushels smallest since 1917 Hay better than last year total 2 721 000 tons Apple crop strong 78 percent of normal in Idaho highest among principal states Jonathans 91 percent Romes 82 percent Winesaps 86 percent in Payette Canyon Ada Lewiston Kootenai yields varied but large fruit development ahead of last year Peaches nearly a wipeout due to freeze damage
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Takgall
Europe
North Africa
Australia
Canada
Nein
Norn
Idsho
Payatte County
Jonathans
Romes
Gem
Ada
Canyon
Cariation Adams
Lewiston
Kootenal
Canadians Weigh Joining Pan American Court of Justice
Washington June 20 Canadian participation in a Pan American court of justice is debated in Latin circles. Canada's strong banking links and trade push stir interest, though no official stance exists. Analysts foresee shifting ties as Canada leans toward southern republics for commerce and banking growth.
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Canada
Court OF Justice
Washington, T D. C
Latin-America
Caribbean
America
Insltors
Conference of Jurists
Rio de Janeiro
Great Britain
Great Rtalin
Breitein
Britain
Santiago
Chile
Camila
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Typhoid germs tied to Dr Faiman lab in murder trial
Chicago June 20. William D. Shepherd's murder trial features Dr C Faiman claiming typhoid germs were kept at his National University of Sciences and three tubes given to Shepherd for the murder plan. Witness Walter Smith says he did not see germs and admits lack of training in bacteriology.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Bitty McClintock
C. €. Faiman
National University of Sciences
Faiman
Shepherd
McClintock
Walter Smith
Farman
Smith
William Scott Stewart
Robert 2. Crowe
Federal and State Prohibition Officers Firefight Tragedy
In Camp Creek Wayne County West Virginia a clash between federal and state prohibition forces led to the death of William I Porter field chief of federal officers and wounded W Workman and George Ball. Both injured officers were transported to local hospitals by nearby YWCA workers.
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Huntington
Forcda
William’ I. Porter
West Virginia
W. 2
Workman
George Ball
Heer
Camp’ Creek
Wayne County
Porter
Wap
Admiral Linked to Naval Oil Lease Retirement
A compromised report indicates an admiral connected with naval oil leasing faces retirement proceedings. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur Mayhew and Acting Secretary Robigon are mentioned in discussions about the admiral's status and approval of related actions. The fragment hints at formal actions to retire the admiral and unclear negotiations surrounding reserve matters.
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Washington
aSurje
Admir& EK
Robigon
Navy
Vilbur
Admira
Wilbur
Gunna
Robinon
Ibe
Veteran loan sharks to be curbed drive begins
Washington June 20 A nationwide push to curb loan sharks preying on ex service men who pledge adjusted compensation certificates as security was launched by the U S Bogrot service Chief Moran announced operatives in San Antonio seized 285 certificates and held by a money lender charging about 100 percent on advances to ex service men Evidence turned over to the U S district attorney in San Antonio for decision Moran said
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Washington, D. C
Money Lancers
United States Bogrot Service
Moran
San Antonio
United States District Attorney
Three Men Die In Gordon Coal Mine Blast
An explosion at the Gordon coal mine in Wallenburg last night killed three miners and seriously injured two others. Four men were in the shaft after work. Herald Ralya, 29, survived, while George Gregory, the foreman, succumbed to smoke during rescue efforts.
Reward Offered for Return of Missing Sons
Pittsburgh June 20 Franklin Alarwood Amerian Tobacco executive came to assist in locating his 15 year old son Warren missing from New York City since eight days with 14 year old Webster Cosse son of Charles A Cosse Mount Vernon Civil Service Commissioner A reward of 6 thousand dollars was offered for their recovery. Ferndale State Bank held up by three bandits this morning who forced the assistant cashier to open the bank and, after tying up the staff, escaped with about 7 thousand 500 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Franky ‘Alarwood
Perndals
Midh
Ferndale State ‘Bank
Hawaii planned naval air program to start in September
June 20 report from Hawaii indicates the navy department intends to begin air operations, with September 2 as the probable start date. Details remain uncertain as the plan awaits final authorization and confirmation from San Diego authorities.
Teapot Dome cases loom in Supreme Court review
Federal debate over Teapot Dome continues as the administration plans to reduce agency reach with new regional directors. Reports say the plan consolidates work at sites under several directors while key officials, including Andrews and Coolidge, seek rapid approval. The cases, Doheny and Hearst, thrust into questions of legality and executive power amid disputes on secrecy, leases, and government expenditures.
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Washington
Jime
Annention
Seston
Wilminsterhin
Nacorene Loshay
Sitiex
Trewing Andrews
Apprival
McCarmleck
Wienajyab Wil
Mma
Dntecing
McCovitici
Doheny
Kennedy Leld
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Kennedy
Fall
Sinclair
Sinclair Ln
Russia
McCormick
Tea Pot Dome
MelCormick
Congress
Teds
Ne McGarmick
La Follette's Successor to Be Elected
Madison Wisconsin June 20 Governor Blaine will likely call a special election to choose a successor to Senator Robert M Follette rather than appointing a replacement. The move honors the late senator who favored offices over appointments and suggests Bob La Follette may run, given his legislative experience and youth.
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Madison
Wis
Blaine
Wisconsin
Glettioin
Robert M. Follette
Bob” la Follette
French government aims to prosecute two Communists
Paris June 20 The procurer general plans a complaint accusing Deputies Dorigt and Marty of colluding with the enemy the Riffians. The cabinet protests the Communists stance on the Moroccan campaign and asserts that key military papers may have reached Abd el Krim. Premier Painleve will present these charges to the chamber Tuesday seeking removal of immunity and authorizing proceedings.
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Paris
Jouns
Dorigt and
Marty
County Superintendents Discuss Problems at Boise Session
Boise June meeting of county superintendents discussed school problems including supervision texts and the application of amendments by the state legislature. The closing session covered outlines for improving teacher guidance and district accountability.
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Boise
Be DIES i Bs OVE MINE Payroll Lund 880003
Fragmentary OCR text mentions payroll figures around 6000 dollars and a Denver area automobile note. Names and full context are unclear.
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Lund
Dentist Charged With Burying Wife Alive in Alleged Murder
Los Angeles case centers on Dr Thomas W Young charged with murdering his wife by burying her alive after alleged gas anesthesia. District attorneys say evidence may prove murder without confession. Defense claims death natural under intoxication and seeks to suppress statements.
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Los Angeles
Thomas W. Young
Horo
Tistrict
Fuilly
Agu Keyes
al Cement
Rancher Charged with Murder of Convict in Home
HOISE June 20. A. T. Pennington, 60, rancher and fruit buyer of Wolser, held for the killing of Morison, 23, whom he says found in a bedroom with Mrs Pennington. Morison died from loss of blood after a shotgun injury a day earlier. Pennington, a paroled penitentiary prisoner, was employed at the Pennington ranch.
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Hoise
A. T. Pennington
Wolser
Red
Morison
Pennington
Wageca
Popnington
Ranope
Publisher Dovery Shot In Ambush In Washington
Kelso Washington June 20 Police say the murder of Thomas Dovery publisher of the Cowlitz County News stems from a bitter political struggle. Dovery was shot through the neck at close range as he walked home from a local political organization meeting. He died instantly. no struggle was seen. Dovery helped found Twin Falls Chronicle and later owned the Cowlitz County News. He is survived by a wife and daughter. his son Carlyle G. Dovery died after World War I service.
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Kelso
Wash
Thomas Dovery
Cowlitz
Masonic Lodge
Wort
Mr. Dovery
Twin Walls
Twin Falls
William H. Hornbrook
Provo
Utah
Herald
Hornbrook
Dovery
R. A. Stevenson
Mugene
Otero
Washington
Avery
Idaho
Dauger
Carlyle G. Dovery
Wen 1
Shanghai Strikers to Get Help from U. S.
San Francisco June 2 The Shanghai strike district relief effort began in Chinatown led by B S Fong head of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Shanghai Sufferers Relief Association new group door to door canvass in the Chinese quarter A Chinese newspaper Chung Sai Yat Po reports support raising funds to aid workers and families including women and children affected by the strike in Shanghai
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San Francisco
Fuhai
B. S Fong
Commeres
Shanghai Sufferéra’ Relief Association
Chung Sai Yat' Po
Fynda
Dhera
Shanghai Gineng
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Supreme Court
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N.M
Albert
B. Fall
United Press
London
Amercan “Army
LA Follette
Denver
Hele
Colo
Negrous Weld
Kansas City
Charles ‘Barnes
J. DB. Hitt
Q Hegre
Isabelle Pope
William McClintock
William Shepherdson
Cateongo
Miss Pope
the Chronicle
Willemm Kelso
Shanghai
U. S
Shaoughat and
Uly Ih Provent
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