Democratic speakers advocate nonpartisan judiciary in Idaho
In Paris on Saturday, Gov Ross era critic Judge Morgan and Mayor Pope led a Democratic rally with Mrs Myrtle Enking also speaking. Morgan promoted nonpartisan courts and constitutional safeguards. Pope attacked Hoover era policy and urged renewal with honest leaders under Roosevelt.
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James P. Pope
Boise
Willam M. Morgan
Idaho State Supreme Court
Paris
Myrtle P. Enking
Pope
Morgan
Enking
Gooding
Gooding County
Sujyeme Court
Ross
Idaho
Board of Examiners
Deer hunting season opens across multiple counties
Big game hunters in this region prepare for opening days in October. Adams to Valley counties run October 1 to 26, Clark to Teton October 11 to 20, Bannock to Oneida five days October 20 to 24. Mountain goats October 10 to 20. Bear season year round. Deer are reported at high elevations due to light snow and mild frost. No executive orders closing any areas as of now.
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Adams
Blaine
Boise
Butte
Custer
Elmore
Gem
Lemhi
Valley
Clark
Jefferson
Fremont
Madison
Teton
Bannock
Beare
Caribou
Franklin
Oneida
Red Cross reports large relief spend and flour aid in Idaho
The Red Cross says in the past eight months it spent 2.9 million dollars on human relief in the United States beyond its regular programs. Idaho since March 1932 has received and distributed 16 234 barrels of flour totaling 400 pounds per barrel to its people through the Red Cross.
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American Red Cross
Idaho
Red Cross
New York Governor Candidate Endorsed by Walter Lippman
Walter Lippman urges readers to back Franklin D. Roosevelt for president, criticizing wealth concentration and static farm prices. He calls for cheaper money and new congressmen to support Roosevelt’s program, in a broad cross‑party critique of existing leadership.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Senate
House
Tax Committee Meets to Plan Economy and Tax Reform
Southeastern Idaho Taxpayers League delegates from 16 eastern Idaho counties met in Pocatello to discuss reducing expenditures and revising the tax system. A draft tax bill aiming for equal distribution across property and expanded tax rolls will be prepared in Idaho Falls on October 12 and submitted for approval October 19 at the Bannock hotel.
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Southeastern Idaho Taxpayers League
Idaho
Pocatello
Diamond Society
Fremont County
A. Humphreys
Power
A. Carlson
Bonneville
J. J. Pacer
Bannock
J. L. Jenkins
Onesday
E. J. Sperberg
Rexburg
Idaho Falls
Bannock Hotel
Frazer James Concert Dances At Fielding High
The Fraver James group presented a program of piano and dance at Fielding High School. Mr James and two associates interpreted Grecian Russian French modern German and tap styles with clean skilled performances. Pianist Frazer showcased two groups of piano numbers demonstrating high rank among American pianists. It is hoped Fielding High School can attract more talent of this order.
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Fraver James
James
Logan Hospital Seeks Tax Compromise in Settlement Talks
Salt Lake City area officials led by Lorenzo Hansen and George Raymond request the state tax commission to allow a compromise of taxes levied on Budge Memorial Hospital. They say the hospital cannot pay without closing. A recent supreme court ruling held 1928 taxes were properly levied and the hospital remained a for profit entity under the state constitution.
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Salt Lake
wCache County
Lorenzo Hansen
Budge Memorial Hospi
George Raymond
D. O. Budge
A. E. Anderson
State Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Mayor Coffin to Speak in Montpelier Candidate to Address Voters
Mayor T. Coffin of Pocatello Democratic candidate for Representative in Congress will speak in Montpelier on Wednesday, inviting residents to attend and hear his platform. The event underscores campaign efforts in the region.
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T. ©. Coffin
Pocatello
Congress
Montpellet
Justice Varian Visits County Shows Political Campaigning
Justice Varian, Republican candidate to succeed himself as supreme court justice, traveled with Joseph Peterson and Henry P. Cummock of Pocatello to Paris and Montpelier for two days of meetings with party workers. Varian, appointed district judge May 3, 1919, elected 1922 and 1926, became supreme court justice March 7, 1929, and served as supreme court commissioner from 1923 to 1929.
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Betram
Varian
Supreme Court
Varlan
Judge Terrell Opens Court Here
Judge Robert Terrell of Poca presided over a brief term of court. Demurrers were heard in the cases Stewart vs Anderson for recovery and Hoskinson vs Parker.
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Judge Terrell
Juidge
Robert Mi. Yerrell
Pocatello
Stewart
Anderson
Hoskin
Son
Parker
G O P Convention Held at Randolph Last Week
Randolph Utah hosted the county Republican convention on Wednesday selecting R G Marshall as representative Martin Kearl for four year commissioner L B Johnson for two year commissioner and Dave Smith as county attorney No second ballot was needed William Rex chaired and delivered the keynote praising President Hodges and the Republican administration Nominees pledged to uphold the state and national Republican platforms and outlined their policies.
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Randolph
Utah
R. G. Marshall
Martin Kearl
L. B. Johnson
Dave Smith
Wm. Rex
Pres. Hodgers
County Commissioners Meet In Regular Session Actions
The County Commissioners met in regular session last Monday to audit and approve county claims. Budget officers quarterly reports were presented and the depository security held by the auditor was approved.
Senator Thomas Averts Consumer Tax On Power Calls
Governor Ross urged county officials to postpone tax land sales to ease delinquent taxpayers as the legislature considers extensions. The piece defends Senator John W. Thomas, showing he voted to place the tax on power companies, not consumers, with citation to the Congressional Record. A local bank remained closed for Columbus Day.
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C. Ben Ross
Ross
The
Idaho Statesman
John W. Thomas
Thomas
House
Senate
Howell
Nebraska
Reed
Pennsylvania
Congressional
Time Voters Urged to Register Before November Deadline
Voters are reminded registration closes November 5 with steps for those who moved or aged into voting status. Absentee ballots available October 21 through Election Day eve. residents away can vote from their home if they apply in time. Contact your precinct registrar if not properly registered.
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Jess Tim
Smith Appeals for Low Rates on Idaho Crops
Representative Addison Smith asked Union Pacific vp F W Robison to cut freight rates on Idaho potatoes beans and wheat. He argues 100 pounds of potatoes at 1.05 to 1.10 plus 77 to 80 cent freight leaves growers only 26 to 30 cents per unit for planting irrigating harvesting grading and marketing. He urged an immediate 60 percent cut to prevent crop waste. similar issue cited for wheat and beans.
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Dwain Pausoct
Addison T. Smith
F. W. Robison
Omaha
Union Pacific
Idaho
Robinson
Smith
Chicago
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