Idaho Voters Face Long Ballot with Five Amendments
Voters must mark two ballots on election day a full 22 inch main ballot and a short summary sheet for five constitutional amendments. Four party tickets populate the ballot Democratic Republican Liberty and Communist with a blank write-in column. Socialist Norman Thomas is not on the ballot due to late filing and lack of signatures.
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Idaho
Republicans
Democrats
Liberty Party
Communist Party
Norman Thomas
Liberty
State Candidates Speak Here On Campaign Issues
Addison T. SMI cites Idaho dairy growth under tariffs as proof of Republican policy. He contrasts 1913 Underwood duties with 1921 Fordney McCumber law, noting rising butter and dairy output and farm income in Idaho, and claims Democratic laws previously taxed dairy and related products.
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Addison T. Smi
Paris
Idaho
Bottolfsen Speaks at Paris Rally Tonight
C A Bottolfsen Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor spoke at a Paris rally with Congressman Addison T Smith. Bottolfsen is editor of the Arco Advertiser and a World War veteran from Arco. He urged immediate reduction in state government overhead and cited Boise Republican convention platform.
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C. A. Bottolfsen
Addison T. Smith
Court House
Arco
Arco Advertiser
Butte County
Botolfsen
Boise
Mayor Coffin Addresses Voters At Rally In Pocatello
Mayor T. C. Coffin of Pocatello Democratic candidate for U S Congress second district spoke Monday evening urging support for the national Bourbon ticket Prohibition tariff and the budget were his main topics He criticized Hoover era Smoot Hawley tariff as a cause of current mood and noted his Idaho roots and long local practice as a physician with military service background.
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Et Dh
Pocatello
Bet Makers Face Misdemeanor Charges Under State Law
Enthusiastic supporters who place bets on elections risk arrest for a misdemeanor under state election law. The statute states that anyone who makes offers or wagers on an election or candidate, or on vote totals, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
Yale Graduate Navy Veteran From World War Named
A World War era navy serviceman and Yale University graduate is noted in this brief. The item highlights his academic background and military service.
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Ed Man
Yale University
Gusman Case Discussed by Gov C Ben Ross
Governor Ben Ross addressed a Democratic rally in Montpelier on a review of the Gusman case in Lewiston and continued his remarks on state taxation. He claimed the administration saved the state over 441000, but Republicans on the board of equalization did not pass 368000 to taxpayers due to a technicality.
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Ben Ross
Montpelier
Gusman
Lewiston
Board of Equalization
Democratic speakers broadcast over airwaves on Nov 7 program
Announcement lists prominent Democratic speakers led by Franklin D. Roosevelt. National stations KSL KGIR KHO air at 8:00 P. M. on November 7 for a general program.
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Franklin D
Roosevelt
KSL
KGIR
KHO
Money Available To Needy Districts In Idaho Plan
Boise authorities say more than 500000 dollars will be available for school districts needing state aid by selling warrants under a plan developed by the Department of Education and the State Department of Public Investments. Commissioner W D Vincent announced today.
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Boise
Department of Education
State Department of Public Investments
W. D. Vincent
Montpelier Man Elected Director of Utah Power & Light Co
A. E. Thiel of Montpelier is elected director of Utah Power & Light Co at the stockholders meeting on October 19 in Augusta Maine. Thiel is a hardware and farm implements dealer, president of the Montpelier Rotary Club, and active in Bear Lake County civic affairs.
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Montpelier
Utah Power & Light CO
Utah Power & Light Company
A. E. Thiel
Thiel
Augusta
Maine
Bear Lake County
Mont. Pelier
Monteith Returns to Jail in Death Case Appeal
Twin Falus bondsmen had sought release as surety for Monteith, convicted in October 1931 for the death of Corbett Tabor, 19. He was sentenced to two to five years in the state prison and has now been returned to the county jail after appealing to the supreme court.
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Monteith
Falus
Tf Corbett Tabor
Supreme Court
Peterson to Talk Over Air November Five
On Saturday November 5 at eight o clock p m an address by Hon J H Peterson of Pocatello on behalf of the Republican party will be broadcast over KSEI. Citizens in southeastern Idaho are urged to tune in on KSET for a chance to hear the speaker in the campaign closing days.
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J. H. Peterson
Pocatello
Republican Party
KSEI
KSET
General Peterson
Idaho
Fielding High Defeats Thatcher High 18-7 in Home Game
Fielding High football team beat Thatcher High 18 to 7 on their home field last Friday. Fielding scored early with a two point play and a field goal, while Thatcher added a late touchdown and extra point after two Fielding players were ruled ineligible. The game remained competitive throughout.
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Fielding
Thatcher High School
Thatcher
Timin
Paris Relief Committee Receives $200 Funds
The Paris Relief Committee received $200 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Funds through the state to carry on local relief work. The money was placed in circulation last week, aiding the unemployed by sending men to work on city streets. The committee includes Mayor F. J. Price as chairman, Frank Dusenberg, John A. Wallis, Mrs. Chas Longhurst, Mrs. Bertha Hoge, and Horace Austin, among others.
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Paris Relief Committee
Reconstruction, Finance Corporation
F. J. Price
Frank Dusenberry
Paris Lions Club
John A. Wallis
Bear Lake Post 84
American Legion
Chas
Longhurst
Stake Re Nef Societies
Bertha
Hoge
Daughters of Pioneers
Horace Austin
City Polceman
St Charles Officers Boost Improvement Era Subscriptions
M L A officers in St Charles reported doing splendid work as they surpassed their campaign subscription quota for the Improvement Era, securing more subscriptions during the recent drive.
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M. L.A
St.Charles
Lions to Put Welcome Signs on Major Roads
The Paris Lions club sign committee approved a plan to install two large welcome signs at city limits and smaller arrow signs at key cross roads including Emigration Canyon, Mink Creek, Brigham City, Logan, Randolph Sage, and Dingle to steer strangers to Paris. Rogers and Passey will manufacture the signs.
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Paris Lions Club
Paris
Rogers and Passey
Absentee Ballots Cast Ahead of November Election
County Auditor Sam Tunks notes that several absentee ballots for the general election have already been cast by Bear Lake County residents. Absentee voting remains open through November 7 for those unable to reach their polling place on election day November 8.
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Sam Tunks
Bear Lake County
Rufus Claims Two Shirts From One Yard
A local boast recounts Rufus showing a new shirt and claiming he made two shirts from a single yard of material last night. The tale reflects a humorous frontier brag from the Greater Johnstown Legionnaire community.
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Rufus
Greater Johnstown Legionnaire
Word to the Wise Old Gent
A short humorous exchange about a nickel between a small boy and an old gentleman. The gag hinges on the old man imagining a hypothetical situation involving a plug hat and mud before refusing the nickel, in a light toned caption style.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Senator Borah to Broadcast Saturday Evening
Senator Borah will broadcast from Boise over K IDU and K5S during the hours 8 to 9 o clock Saturday evening November 5th. Li on campaign is issues between those hours.
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Senator Borah
Boise
K. 5S. Li
Daughters of Pioneers Hold Interesting Meeting
Camp Elizabeth of the Daughters of the Pioneers met at Mrs. Geneva Williams home with Mrs. Elvina Shepherd assisting and Captain Mrs. Bertha Hoge presiding. The program included singing prayer talks on Bear Lake county mercantile business tannaries early Paris dramatic work and a reading.
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Daughters OF Pioneers
Camp Elizabeth
the Daughters of the Pioneers
Geneva Williams
Elvina Shepherd
Bertha Hoge
Emily M. Rich
Jaanita
H. L. Spencer
O. H. Grimmett
Bear Lake County
Mary J. Rich
Ellen Hayward
Paris
Deseret Rich
Alpha Oe
L. Spencer
Butler Black
Madge Hoge
Emily Vallentine
State to issue 225000 tax notes in Boise
Boise report states the state treasurer advertised sale of 225000 in general fund tax anticipation notes to cover year end obligations. Bids open November 1 for ten months. treasury shows total bank balances of 1579058 and investments of 195133 with 41774191 in combined funds including 1461620 in special funds and 38656 in the general fund.
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Boise
Treasury
General Fund
General Fund Treasury
Largest pumpkin-sized Apple Displayed in Moscow
A 13% inch apple weighing one pound two ounces, described as Delicious, grown by George Webb of Wenatchee Washington, was shown at the Star Mirror office in Moscow. A box of apples was sent to Miss Margaret Butler of Moscow route 5. The fruit was so large that only 48 fit in a standard box.
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Moscow
Star-Mirror
George Webb
Wenatchee
Wash
Margaret Butler
Route 5
Idaho Post
Pat asks priest about Nut Sundae in holiday joke
A reader reports a humorous exchange where Pat asks a priest what Nut Sundae is amid questions about Shrove Tuesday Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. The priest replies with a patient nod and readiness to explain.
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Pat
Father
Idaho banks reopen Monday morning in Boise
The First National Bank of Idaho and affiliates in southern Idaho and eastern Oregon reopen at 10 o'clock with fresh assets from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. A stockholders meeting introduced new directors and explained the setup as deposits exceed 106 million dollars.
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Boise
First National Bank of Idaho
Idaho
Oregon
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
First National of Idaho
Rupert State Bank
Buhl State Bank
Meridian State Bank
Namapa State Bank
Bank of Emmett
Caldwell State Bank
Weiser State Bank
Ontario (Ore.) National Bank
Vale (Ore.) National Bank
Ontario Bank
Crawford Moore
Second National Bank
Denver
Bank
Western Loan and Investment Company
H. W. Morrison
Northwest
Borah
Thomas
Lam
Paris Physician Weds Helen Rogers in Salt Lake Temple
Paris physician Dr Spencer Rich marries Miss Helen Rogers daughter of Charles F Rogers of Paris in a Salt Lake temple ceremony. Both well known locally and receive many well wishes for a happy prosperous married life.
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Helen Rogers
Charles F. Rogers
Paris
Salt Lake Temple
Spencer Rich
Infant Wisdom in Nursery Conversation
Two babies speak in a playful exchange about bottles and facial care with the First Baby asking about being a bottle baby and the Second Baby joking about avoiding a mess in their face while keeping time.
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