French Budget Balanced After Two Years of Effort
Paris reports the French budget is balanced after two years of cabinet turnover and six finance ministers. A 236 to 159 vote with 190 abstentions created a 30 to 60 million franc surplus, securing Briand's government for months and signaling a second phase after Easter. Peret seeks a sinking fund and potential obligatory contributions to address debts.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Senate
France
Peret
Chamber
M. Peret
Clerk Trapped Two Crooks in Gem Theft Case
Maha Nebraska April 1 alert jeweler’s clerk led to the arrest of two men, James Steele of Chicago and Jamee Mason of West Lynn Massachusetts, in a $5,000 jewelry theft case linking burglaries across Hastings, Nebraska to Pacific coast cities and Boston. Steele left a ring for $25, returned for balance and was seized. authorities found loot in a tin box by the Missouri River. Mason arrested in Council Bluffs after four days hiding.
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Maha
Neb
Pacific Coast
Boston
Hastings
James Steele
Chicago
Jamee Mason
West Lynn
Masa
Steele
Missouri River
Jazz Is Creating Jumping Jackals
Washington April 1 Jazz is creating jumping jackals in the view of Don Alfonso Zelaya son of a former Nicaraguan president and student of musical vibrations He warns America is already vibrating at an alarming rate due to Charleston jazz orchestras and similar influences upsetting the cosmic rhythm of music
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Washington
America
Don Alfonso Zelaya
Nicaragua
Musical Vibrations
Chapman Faces Execution as Governor Denies Reprieve
Gerald Chapman, the mail bandit, is set for execution after state prison officials informed him that Governor Trumbull refused a reprieve. Counsel urged a stay for new evidence, but the governor said no. A petition with 159 signatures from Hartford women circulated to the governor.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
State
Trumbull
Frederick A. Groehl
Chapman
Judicial Department
New Britain
Caldwell Bank Hearing Set in Idaho Assets Bid
Judge Ed L. Bryan fixed 8 p m Friday for the hearing on confirmation of bids for the Western Commercial bank assets. J H Gipson, chair of the depositors committee, said acceptance would trigger a major pay your debts campaign to maximize recoveries for depositors.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Ed L. Bryan
Seventh Judicial District
Emmett
Western Commercial Bank
Gem County
Bryan
J. H. Gipson
Gipson
Waterworks improvements explained in Q and A
The Pocatello Tribune presents a Q and A on waterworks upgrades detailing engineers Burns-McDonnell-Smith Engineering Co and their nationwide experience. Total cost about 470000 dollars with specific line items and local labor share. bonds at 4.75 percent, no 1927 tax increase, bids invited locally, and 10 percent of local spending to labor and merchants.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
the Tribune
Burns-McDonnell-Smith Engineering Co
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Akima
Wash
Saeramto
Imates
Qat
Mercer
Gibson Jack
Cusick Creek
Aipeltire
Pocatello
PT Ontalsty
Tanker Shirvan Rescues Laleham Crew in North Atlantic Gale
The British tanker Shirvan rescued twenty eight seamen from the British freighter Laleham 400 miles off Halifax during a dangerous gale. Mauretania diverted to assist and relayed the rescue while Laleham sank rapidly. Captain Roston, famed for Titanic rescue in 1912, reported lifeboats gone and the Laleham nearly beams end. The storm also endangered the Blair, another American freighter, with fate unclear. One seaman died, swept from a coast guard patrol boat. six destroyers and fifteen coast guard boats faced the gale at sea.
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New York
Shirvan
Falmouth
England
Laleham
Halifax
A. H. Roston
Roston
North
Duel Over Woman Ends in Death Near Santa Monica
Arthur Winzelle aged 58 a real estate dealer was killed and R B Roselle aged 44 injured likely fatally in a duel in Topango canyon near the beach to the San Fernando valley. Howard Winzelle the dead man’s son said the dispute stemmed from Mrs Winzelle paying attentions to Roselle and that the two men met at Roselle’s home and began shooting.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Arthur Winzelle
R. B. Roselle
Topango Canyon
San Fernando Valley
Howard Winzelle
Roselle
Methodist Choir Presents Easter Cantata Messiah Victorious
The Methodist choir directed by James Campbell Jr offers the Easter cantata Messiah Victorious by Hammond. The quartet features Mrs. Clyde Evans soprano Mrs. Frank Sanders contralto William Goleeke tenor Alvin Morgan baritones with a sixteen voice chorus including soprano solos and multiple contraltos tenors and baritones. An invitation invites the public to attend this inspiring production.
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Hammond
Methodist Choir
James Campbell, Jr
Clyde Evans
Frank Sanders
William Goleeke
Alvin Morgan
Soranos
Miss Goranson
Leople
Iss Cannon
Mra
Simson
Rs. Smith
Riddle
Tragic dormitory blast kills Arkansas student at Mississippi A&M
J dan of Postello Arkansas dies after a powder explosion blasts a fourth story dormitory window at Mississippi A and M college. Three other students are injured, one seriously, as investigators assess the accidental ignition.
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Starkvale
Miss
J. Dan
Postello
Ark
Mississippi A
M. College
Miners Flock New Gold Field in California
Bakersfield California April 1 AP dispatch reports six guns and rifles appearing at Kramer hills east of Mojave as miners protect claims. Over 200 automobiles flock to Herkelrath mines while oil and gas services begin. water and lunch stands prepare to serve the growing camp. High grade ore runs to $3 per pound. several veins show assays from $300 ton to $2,000 pan.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Morning Echo
Kramer Hills
Mojave
Herkelrath
John Herkelrath
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cobalt
Canada
Nome
Klondike
Goldfield
Arizona
Ted Roy
Elmer Woods
Randsburg
C. J. Whitlock
Edward Herkelrath
Porter
Platt
Whitlock
Herkelraths
Johnson and
Walters
Eens
Johnson
Mingus
Gold Mesa
Mexican Leader Flores Dies After Pneumonia Battle
General Angel Flores, noted Mexican statesman and former military governor of Sinaloa and Sonora, died in Culogean Sinaola after a pneumonia relapse. He opposed Calles in 1924 and urged liberal reforms to shield foreign capital in Mexico.
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Nogales
Ariz
Angel Flores
Southern Republic
Culogean
Sinaloa
Mexico
Flores
Calles
Reformed Revolutionary Party
Republic
Guadalupe Victoria
Offiss
No. Mesicin
Enrico Saldeco
Agari
Sonora
Spring planting plans show stability in farm program
Washington AP reports the agriculture department says planting intentions indicate a stable production program. The farm index of purchasing power sits at 87 for five months, versus the 1909-14 average of 100, with potatoes hogs butter wool above prewar levels while cotton corn hay beef cattle and eggs lag. Corn oats and barley intentions total 167.5 million acres, up slightly in oats and barley, corn roughly unchanged from last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Pocatello Girls in Concert at Idaho Falls
The Adelaide Anderson School of Music promotes Miss Fern Williams, a faculty member, in a piano recital at the Presbyterian church in Idaho Falls. Williams impressed with a clean technique and a varied program of classical and modern pieces. Miss Elizabeth Jonsen accompanied and pleased with her song group. The recital drew a well attended, appreciative audience.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Fern Williams
Presbyterian Church
Idaho Falls
Williams
Elizabeth Jonsen
Music Flowers of
Little Jimmy Was a Truthful Lad
In Los Angeles on April 1 a five year old boy named Jimmy Field told investigators that his mother had liquor. The boy admitted blame for the matter and helped in locating it. His guardian Mary Fields faced fines in municipal court as a result and she stated she was proud of him.
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Los Angeles
George Washington
Jimmy Field
Miremary Fields
League seeks general plan on American court reservations
Geneva April 1 The League of Nations told signatories to advise the United States on reservations to adhesion to the permanent court of international justice. A September conference in Geneva will consider the American stance. Governments are asked to respond and name delegations for the meeting.
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Geneva
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
United States
League
Ceneva
Kellogg
Bir
Eric Drummond
Council
League Secretariat
Dedication set for Boise aviation field opening
Captain Armin F. Herold will give the dedication address at Boise municipal air mail field on April 6. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion, marks the opening of air mail service with plans including an airport queen releasing doves and displays of early mail-carrying devices. Invitations went to 300 Boise district postmasters.
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Boise
Armin F. Herold
Salt Lake
Boise Municipal Air Mail Field
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
The
Bessie Falk
L. W. Thrailkill
Pony Express
Uncle Sam
Old Concord
City Carriers
Rural Carriers
Parcel Post Division
Glenns Ferry voters reject water bond issue
Glenns Ferry Idaho April 1. In a special election Tuesday the town defeated a $55,000 water bond plan urged by the council. Two measures were on the ballot a $10,000 well prospecting and sinking bond and a $25,000 concrete reservoir bond for the existing water system.
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Glenns Ferry
Idaho
Apy
Gennes Ferry
Impeachment clash stalls House debate on judge case
A near fist fight erupted on the House floor over procedure in the impeachment case against Federal Judge English of Illinois. Rep Mills of New York and Rep Rankin of Mississippi clashed as Rankin demanded a quorum. others intervened and the debate continued without a quorum call.
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Washington
Mills
New York
Rankin
Mississippi
English
Illinois
Milla
Ontario bootlegging pair sentenced after chase and fight
Two men charged with bootlegging in Ontario received six months in jail and a $500 fine on two counts each after a foot race, a fight, a getaway, and a recapture. Special agent L M Kletzing arrested them, suffering injuries before recapturing the fugitives at a ranch and a igloo box.
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Kletzring
Ilé Omer
City Marshal Breaks Into Jail to Free Prisoners
Glenns Ferry Idaho April 1 City Marshal G C Bacock used a two pound hammer and a cold chisel to break into the city jail to release two prisoners before Justice of the Peace J L Gump The lock was stuck and most keys nearby failed after a period of trial and error The marshal a former railroad worker procured the hammer and proceeded to free them to save the expense of feeding permanent residents.
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Glenns Ferry
Idaho
G. C. Bacock
Babcock
J. L. Gump
Train Stranded in Snowbank Near Foraker Oklahoma
Pawhuska April 1 Little progress made to free the Midland Valley passenger train wedged in a snow bank near Foraker since Tuesday. Rescue crews worked toward the stalled cars as a wrecker must replace two derailed freight cars blocking access.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Midland Valley
Foraker
Ogden Ordinance Loophole Sparks sidewalk riding debate
Citizens complained that motorists escape a muddy hill by riding a motor vehicle on the sidewalk. The city commission learned there is no ordinance banning this conduct. A study of the law books revealed the loophole allowing prosecutions only for bicycle riders on sidewalks.
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Ogden
City Commission
Funeral services set for Howard L. Sanborn in Blackfoot
Funeral services for Howard L. Sanborn will be held at the Methodist church Friday at 2 30 with interment in Grove City cemetery and Masonic graveside services.
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Blackfoot Blackfoot
Idaho
Howard L. Sanborn
Grove City Cemetery
Sawdust Arsenic Mosquito Control Plan At Quantico
Marines at Quantico plan a summer mosquito campaign using aircraft in cooperation with the public health service and the agriculture department. Commander Norman T. McLean directs a naval medical corps prep designed to drain and treat swamp areas near the camp to curb germ breeding and pests.
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Washington
Quantico
Public Health Service
Department of Agriculture
Norman T. McLean
Medical Corps of the Navy
Chapawamiic Creek
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