Idaho Judicial Council Ends Session Without Verdict on Witness Credibility
Boise April 29 The Idaho state judicial council adjourned after a day long debate on allowing judges to comment on evidence and witness credibility. No decision beyond referring the issue to the state bar commission. Recommendations included official status for the council and rule making power, with several civil and criminal procedure revisions adopted.
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Boise
State Judicial Council
State Bar Commission
Idaho
Committee On Civil Procedure
Criminal Procedure Committee
Hart urges definite program for eastern Idaho at convention
Former State Senator John W. Hart, visiting Idaho Falls, urges Republican delegates bound for the August state convention to settle on a clear platform. He calls for a concrete program on representation on the state ticket and a broad road program benefiting eastern Idaho, reflecting the era’s party dynamics.
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John W. Hart
Idaho Falls
Hart
Fremont
Idaho
Georgetown Resident Franklin Bacon Dies at 68
Franklin R. Bacon 68 died April 20 at Montpelier Hospital after an operation three weeks earlier. Born in Pleasant Grove Utah he lived in Georgetown since boyhood. Survived by widow three daughters and three sons Olive Black Pocatello Ethel Welker F R Bartachi F W Gilbert and Lyle Bacon Georgetown. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Georgetown chapel with burial in the local cemetery.
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Franklin R. Bacon
Montpelier Hospital
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Georgetown
Olive Black
Pocatello
Ethel Welker
Mra
F. R. Bartachi
F. W., Gilbert
Lyle Bacon
Emerson School Presents The Tale of Chance Operetta
The Emerson school staged The Tale of Chance at the Paris Opera House on April 23 directed by Prof. Jensen with pianist Wiss Ruby Bolton. Mrs. Beatrice Pride led staging and costumes, showcasing strong talent and student effort. tryouts formed the cast with grateful parents and patrons providing support and transportation.
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Emerson School
Paris Opera House
Jensen
Wiss Ruby Bolton
Beatrice
Georgetown
Joint program by Paris wards Sunday evening
The Paris First and Second wards M and A present a concert in the tabernacle on Sunday May 4 at 8 p m. The program includes an organ solo by Ruby Bolton a reading by Enid Dickson a trombone solo by Dr M M Shepherd a talk by Roy A Welker and a girls chorus by Paris Ward.
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Paris
M &A
Tabernacle
Ruby Bolton
Enid Dickson
M. M. Shepherd
Roy A. Welker
Eer Epsacecee
Editors Hold District Meet in Upper Snake River Valley
Editors and publishers from counties in the Upper Snake River Valley gathered in Blackfoot for a district session of the Idaho State Editorial Association. A. Bottelfeen presided with Albert Lee as guest, discussing legal publication duties and the fight against improper public notices and propaganda.
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Republican
Democrat
Idaho State Editorial Association
Snake River Valley
Blackfoot
A. Bottelfeen
Arco Advertiser
Upper
Albert Lee
Rupert
State Association
Eccles Hotel
Clarke B. Moon
Eastern Idaho Fair Association
A. H. Lee
Nichols Ifft
Pocatello
R. N. Ludi
B. G. Boone
Halsey Gridley
Challis
C. A. Bottolfsen
Arco
Louise E. Spalding
W. R. Quane
Oo. J. Quane
American Falls
Pocatello Tribune
Lewiston Orchards Surges in Ten Year Census
Lewiston Orchards, a Lewiston suburb, shows a 250 percent population gain in the past decade. The 1930 figure is 1701 versus 665 in 1920. Estimated population for the Lewiston Clarkston valley reaches about 16,000 residents.
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North Idaho
Lewiston
Lewiston Orchards
Lewiston-Clarkston Valley
Lewiston Clarkston
Women Seek Office in Boise Move to Boost Candidates
Idaho women urge major parties to include more female candidates. Mrs. Rose Gilgan, president of the State Federation of Business and Professional Women, says there is no limit to capable women who can win votes. A new Ada county women’s league will push for representation and work with men, not seek sympathy.
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Boise
Idaho
Rose Gilgan
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Ada County
Lions Club Installs Attract ive Road Sign
The Lions Club plans to place an illustrated road sign along Sage Road by Bear Lake. The sign will feature a mountain backdrop and farms to highlight the lake region and surrounding fertile dairying country. It will guide travelers toward Paris Montpelier and connections to the Oregon Trail.
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Bear Lake
Mammoth
Sage
Paris
Montpelier
Yel
Bern Brevities Highlights From Montpelier and Bern
Yom Jensen of Montpelier visited Bern Friday. Alma Kunz, ill from infected teeth, shows slow improvement at his brother 8 N Kunz’s Montpelier home. Mrs. Mary Ann Kunz returned to her ranch in Bern. Missionaries Elders Roscoe Evans Clyde Wildes and Oren Hart preached. Robert Kunz and Lyman Crockett served in Geneva. Wilford Rich pumps a dam for spring floods. Lee Hoffman and father left Michigan for California, employed by Parley Kunz. D R Clark of Georgetown visited Bern last week. Bishop and Mrs Robert Schmid visited Mr and Mrs C W Porter in Ovid.
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Yom Jensen
Montpelier
Bern
Alma Kunz
N. Kunz
Mary Ann Kunz
Roscoe Evans
Clyde T. Wildes
Oren Hart
Raymond
Hart
Verdant Bear Lake valley blessed by rain storms
Farmers welcome recent rain that penetrated the Bear Lake valley turning fields green and boosting crop prospects as hillsides brighten and the landscape looks renewed.
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Bear Lake Valley
District Court Held Short Session by Judge Terrell
Judge Terrell, arriving from Pocatel, conducted a brief district court session. Only motions and default judgments were considered, with a recess scheduled for a future time.
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Terrell
Pocatello
District Court
Funeral services for Frederick Lamborn held in Randolph Utah
Funeral services were held Monday at 1 p m for Frederick Kershaw Lamborn 35 who died Friday April 18 at the US Veterans hospital in Boise Idaho after a brief illness and operation. Bishop Geo H Robinson presided with choir and soloists. speakers included Elders Willard Peart Joseph Hatch and David McLean. A large cortege accompanied the casket to the cemetery. Pallbearers Geo E Lamborn Francis W Lamborn Raymond B Lamborn Clayton Robinson. Burial marked by a flag draped coffin as no local American Legion post existed. He was the son of Edwin G and Eunice Kershaw Lamborn. He leaves three brothers and three sisters.
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Randolph
Utah
Frederick Kershaw Lamborn
Veterans‘ Hospital
Boise
Idaho
Geo. H. Robinson
Arthur Barton
Albert R. Weston
Pearl Alley
Willard Peart
Joseph Hatch
David McLean
Soda Springs
Ernest W. Irwin
God
Ernest Irwin
N. Oliver Wahlistrom
Heber C. Robinson
Lawrence Johnson
Geo E. Lamborn
Francis W. Lamborn
Raymond B. Lamborn
Clayton Robinson
Arthur of
American Legion Post
Edwin G
Eunice Kershaw Lamborn
Idaho Wool Tops Eastern Markets
In Twin Falls reports show wool shipments from the district selling well despite low spring prices. J. W. Jones of Hagerman sold three carloads at 23 cents and Martin Curran sold two carloads at 22 1/2 cents, both from Bliss to Webb & Co. of Philadelphia.
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Twin Falls
J. W. Jones
Hagerman
Martin Curran
Bliss
Webb & C Co
Philadelphia
Another Randolph Auto Garage Saved From Fire
In Randolph Utah last Saturday night about 8 30 two boys entered the Rich County Furniture Co garage to obtain gasoline. One lit a match and the gasoline ignited causing a small blaze that damaged a car and a door but the fire was extinguished before major damage. The youths fled without raising the alarm.
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Randolph
Utah
Rich County Furniture Co
Wife Gropes for Missing Bathing Suit as Husband Quips
A humorous exchange features a wife lamenting a missing bathing suit from last year while her husband jokes that it was likely eaten by a moth. The light dialogue captures domestic humor.
Local Ward Opera Leads Bus Evening Program
Bloomington ward holds three act opera The Blushing Bride at A musement Hall. Community events include Arbor Day program bonfire and a district school baseball game versus St Charles with St Charles winning. Residents visit relatives in Montpelier Boise Provo Paris and Kemmerer while students and Scouts engage in local activities.
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Our Ward
Laketown
Lorwick Reese
Montpelier
Royal Christensen
Ivor Price
Elmo Reese
Earl Bee
Guy Thornock
Jay Nelson
Robert Price
Wilson Krogue
Weldon Payne
Rae Dunford
St. Charles
Clyde Walker
Idaho leads in fleece weight as sheep numbers rise
Figures show U S sheep population at 48 918 000 on January 1 up about 1 5 million from 1929 Production of wool last year reached 308 947 pounds of shear wool and 54 million pounds of pulled wool The Idaho lamb crop is expected to be similar or slightly higher with lambs in good market condition and lamb advertising boosting demand Export meat in February surpassed 4 million pounds more than 1929 with first two months of 1930 showing about 7 million pounds more than 1929 Program notes cross bred ewes and rams contribute to weight per fleece in Idaho and market prospects for lamb improve.
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Idaho
The Job of the State Highway Patrol
Fred E Lukens northern secretary of state and state police commissioner returns patrol to highways after Boise conference with a safety education focus. The motto is education not arresting, revolvers dropped, patrols to promote obedience to driving codes and regulations. Moscow Idaho Post notes the plan aims for driver responsibility and safety.
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Fred E. Lukens
Boise
Pred
Fred Lukens
Moscow Idaho Post
Miss Arvilla Smedley Visits Pocatello With Friends
County treasurer Miss Arvilla Smedley spent Sunday and Monday in Pocatello visiting with friends.
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Arvilla Smedley
Pocatello
Marriage Licenses Issued at County Clerk Office
Licenses issued this week to Elmer Pearson and Hazel Snyder of Salt Lake, married by Judge Christian Tuéller. Lester Merrill and Janie Mitchell of Salt Lake City, by Deputy W. Smith Hoge. Vance Gunter of Arimo and Rebecca Capell of Pocatello, by Deputy Hoge. Asa Williams of Blackfoot and Lille Mutsinger of Waco Texas, by Bishop Edw Shepherd. Lawrence Stewart and Marie Phillips of Blackfoot, by Deputy Hoge.
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Elmer Pearson
Hazel Snyder
Salt Lake
Christian Tuéller
Lester T. Merrill
Janie Orvin Mitchell
Salt Lake City
W. Smith Hoge
Vance Gunter
Arimo
Rebecca Violet Capell
Pocatello
W Smith Hoge
Asa Nelson Williams
Blackfoot
Lille May Mhutsinger
Waco
Texas
Edw.n Shepherd
Lawrence Stewart
Marie Phillips
Fatal head on collision near Cokeville claims one life
Orrin Evans a Cokeville sheep owner died instantly when two autos collided on a bridge three miles south of Cokeville Saturday night. Eldon Nelson and Fritz Sutter were seriously injured along with an unknown man and wife. both cars burned. Medical help and relatives were summoned from Montpelier to treat survivors.
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Cokeville
Orrin Evans
Eldon Nelson
H. M. Nelson
Montpelier
Evans
Kemmerer
Bennion
Nelson Boy
Who Owns the Engagement Ring
The Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas ruled the engagement ring is a conditional gift, returning title to the giver if the engagement ends. The girl plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, seeking a lasting ruling that could settle the issue.
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Court of Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Buck-Passing Buck Narrates Polygamy Law Tension
An Indian inspector proclaims that a man may not have more than one wife and orders all but one to cease viewing him as their husband. The man replies with a simple, defiant assent.
Bear Lake Fish and Game Club votes for shortened deer season
The Bear Lake Fish and Game Club and Montpelier Rod and Gun Club discussed inviting Idaho and Utah officials to meet in Bear Lake on June 7. They favored closing Bear Lake to seining this season and urged a ten day buck season with horns visible. They also pushed a higher license fee to fund stocking and hatcheries and sought state action through the next legislature.
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Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
Thomas
Fire Destroys Residence of Seymour Sleight in Paris
Early hours Sunday a fire at Seymour Sleight's Main and Canyon street home, sparked by a defective flue, grew rapidly and destroyed the house and most contents. Estimated damage exceeds $2000, with partial insurance. Sleight alone occupied the home. Mrs Sleight and children were visiting relatives in Ovid. Local boys returning from a lake dance alerted authorities.
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Paris
Seymour
Main
Canyon Street
Sleight
Publisher notes on party outcomes and hard times
I H Masters of the Idaho State Journal hints Democrats not winning last election avoided blame for current hard times. Includes political commentary from Publishers Auxiliary and a plug for instilling 1776 spirit and financial independence by J Wendell Stucks of Oregon Mutual Life Insurance Co.
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I. H. Masters
Idaho State Journal
Pocatello
J. Wendell Stucks
Oregon Mutual Life Insurance Co
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