Deputy Sheriff Takes Prisoner to Dig Up Five Thousand Idaho Buried Money
Deputy sheriff escorts prisoner William Parson to Idaho to recover over five thousand dollars said buried near Hailey. Parson allegedly forged checks totaling seven thousand one hundred six dollars and fifty cents against Commercial National Bank of Ogden. He confessed spending about eighteen hundred and claimed to have hidden the rest, planning to retrieve it after release. Parson was brought from Ogden to Hailey, then returned to Idaho after a brief delay, with attorney Joseph Evans accompanying as counsel.
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Fael'Trvo
Cneriffs
Water County
Halley
Idaho City
Commercial National Bank of Ogden
William Parson
Yivathor
Jin
Parsons Ag
Hailey
Idah
Coumty
Ogden
Bheral
Idaho
Robert Burk
Parson
Paragas
Dan
Dow
Plana
Joseph
Evans
Eunnigel
Lyckparn
Chadwick
Parsons
Bank
Novace
Banty Ly Mail
Nebraska calls for volunteer coal workers amid cold
Nebraskan proclamation urges volunteers to mine coal to secure fuel supplies as Governor Makeline backs a statewide effort. Mass meeting at state university draws several hundred students to pledge work in mines for essential fuel.
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Tancoln
Neb
Nee
Nebraska
Uovernor Samuel KR. Makeline
Atale University
Commissioner Elect Discusses Stadium Plans at Meeting
Commissioner-elect JR Ward spoke at Hepman Baker Post No. 2 about a proposed stadium or coliseum. He said the final decision rests with taxpayers and hinted the matter could be brought before them. Reports note a rise in lumber costs to about 500. A carnival by American Loxton Coxing was set for next Monday at the armory and discussed at the meeting.
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Opiden
Hepman Baker Post
JR. Ward
Armory
Foresters Meet in Salt Lake City Conference
Foresters and executives for six western districts gathered in Salt Lake City. Washington office members including Edt or Herbert A. Smith attended. Forestation overgrazing and western state problems were discussed with good roads as a main feature of the meeting.
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Dintziet
Newhourg
Salt Lake
Sven
Washington
Edtor Herbert A. Smith
Fiume Question to be Settled by Supreme Council
Paris dispatch reports the Supreme Council will not settle the Fiume issue within the Hungarian peace treaty. A final decision is anticipated by allied powers, with objections from Serbia and Jugoslavia affecting signing the treaty.
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Fiume
Supreme Council
Paris
Nee
Tie Tee
He Alse
Ehtainabies
Ithe
Sallang
Fianie
Coal recruits brave blizzard to mine in Kansas pits
In a fierce Kansas blizzard volunteers pressed into Pittsburg coal fields to fuel relief efforts amid famine. Governor Allen visited the workers with Adjutant General Martin and Colonel Hofsington as young volunteers, bankers, lawyers, and engineers toil in freezing pits and drifts, carrying coal by wagon under harsh winds.
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Lyptsburg
Kan
Mings
Pittsburg
Oniontech
Iapd Gloyce
Gav
Worksra
Bisonal
Allen
Charles J. Martin
FP. M .Hofsington
Kansas
Mangas
Congress
Blue Denins
Atrin
National Bank
Kanaes
Salvation Army Christmas Kettles Rally in Ghieaga
Salvation Army conference in Ghieaga Wi tho Tad urged use of Christos kettles on city streets as a hallmark of the holiday season. Citizens eager to support via gifts, with plans for trees and gifts for children. No mail or letter requests. call 261 Twenty-fifth sheet or phone 2960 to offer goods or funds. Admiral Ingot Miranda expected to head Spain's new cabinet amid cabinet reshuffle prompted by resigned War Minister Covaro.
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Salvation Army
Ghieaga
Witho
Home Service Fund
Salvagion Army
Famiiav
Ogeen
Oeden
Lieut. G. Avery
Hnd
Madrid
Ingot Miranda
Marine
Senor Burgos
Covaro
Merday
Ripley Resigns as President of Atethron Topeka Santa Fe Unit
New York Dec 2 Resignation of E P Ripley as president of the Atethron Topeka and Santa Fe rovel road was accepted at a directors meeting. The resignation becomes effective January 1 when Ripley becomes chairman of the board. W B Storey federal manager was elected president to replace him.
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E. P. Ripley
New York
U. P. Iinley
Tha Atethron
Topeka
Santa
Chicago Grain Market Sees Hesitation and Late Strength
Turbulent trading in Chicago grains showed initial hesitancy as corn and hog prices fluctuated. December and May contracts moved within narrow bands before finishing higher, with tightened supplies and expectations for future edge lifting prices later in the week.
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Fresa
Prae
Gassi
Latta Nol
City to skip high cost of living inquiry per city attorney
City attorney W. H. Reeder advised the council to deny the petition from the Retail Merchants’ Association seeking a thorough study of high living costs for all commodities. He said such an investigation is for state authorities, not the city. The panel also denied Jamern F Thurston’s $39 claim for auto damage on Washington Avenue and moved to regulate employment bureaus. The commission plans to wrap up unfinished business before year end for the new administration.
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W. H. Reeder
Retsll Merchants’ Association
John 5. Lewis
Merchants Alley
Glam
Jamern F.thurston
Washington Avenue
Reader
City Commission
Legal Department
Chicago market notes livestock and commodities from Dec 2
Chicago shows mixed livestock receipts with hogs and cattle ranges, and butter and egg prices softening. Slaughter hogs around 13.86 to 14.25, feeder steers 7.00 to 12.00, cows 5.00 to 9.00, lambs 12.00 to 14.50. cattle receipts 99,000 with varied weights. Ogden market lists receipts and prices for steers, cows, and calves. butter unsettled, eggs higher, potatoes priced, and Liberty Bonds quoted in New York.
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Ghigago
Chicago
Ogden
Cuille
Heecipls
Choice Heavy
Inisers
Higher Springs
Lmk
Silver Prices and Bazaar News Amid Seasonal Gains
The page lists metal prices in New York with steady lead and zinc quotes and various seed and commodity prices. It then shifts to church bazaar preparations, noting booths, crafts, and an entertainment program. Community notices include drama club events, M A anniversary celebrations, and plans for a Presbyterian bazaar with featured attractions.
Reading Circle Meets for Night Discussion of America Among Nations
Society reading circle in Vincent Chavtawqua begins at 7 tonight at 2117 Aditi Avenue. Members and interested attendees urged to join as they discuss America Among Nations by H. Powers.
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Vincent Chavtawqua
Girese
Nee Kelly
Aditi Avenue
Era
America
HE. Powers
Methodist Annual Bazaar And Chicken Dinner Next Week
The ladies of the Methodist church are busily preparing for their annual bazaar and chicken dinner, a large affair since the war era, with efforts to ensure a great success. On Thursday evening, May 7, Mrs Vth served to members and friends of the church are asked to attend.
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Silver Review
Co. T
Methodist
Golden Wedding Celebrated for Professor J A Smith Family
A large gathering marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Professor and Mrs J A Smith at their 2806 Madison Avenue home. Friends and relatives attended from Deacon and Mrs Gebhardt to Frances Smith and Paul K K. Smith, with reminiscences, songs, and refreshments as part of the celebration.
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J. A. Smith
Madison ‘Avenue
Suilth Caigqe
Nebraska
Uoth
Smith Cne
Utah
Smith
Smultheanian Institute
Suilth
Fiyat Baptist Church
Tony
Orining
Ib Wil
Deacon
J. G. Gebhardt
Lenerickugzs
Day
Hastings
Ray Palmer
Frotexsot
Mrs. Smith
W. C. Moore
Daugh'er Hebren
D. D. Swith
Aileen
Aileen and Dayrely Dr. and Mrs Clydemith and Son Wells; Vay
Cleaver Silth
Professor Smith
S. F. Smith
C.F. Smith
Jonni Halt
Gertrude Coolidge
David’ S. Smith
Mafia
J. 4
Stith
Cildren
Smere
Paul KK
Ogre
Dtah
Siga May Drew
Idaho
Lenora Skaggs
Smith Brothers
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