Drive Opens to Push Revenue Measure Through Senate
A bipartisan campaign to push a billion dollar revenue bill through the Senate gains momentum as Treasury Secretary Mills endorses the measure with cautions. Senate leaders pledge to balance the budget by next year while debates focus on a potential 200 million dollar expenditure savings, despite disagreements on how to achieve it. The plan includes enacting the tax bill, cutting appropriations, and government reorganization with hearings slated to start next week led by Finance Committee Chairman Smoot.
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Morning bulletins report bandit executions planned
Unofficial reports from Queretaro say about one seventh of bandits who abandoned a train near there March 20 would be executed tomorrow morning. The city also reports a major fire in Denver at the Longmont Elevators complex drawing 23 units and 150 firefighters. Idaho Falls notes the Salt Lake City seed loan office seeks to cancel beet loan applications due to a lien by Utah Idaho Sugar. Boise faces a suit against Bergdahl Oil after a well near a dead rabbit allegedly tapped natural gas. Toledo reports six killed when a car hit a parked truck west of the city. Washington notes a hunger strike end signaled by a juice stand protest. Havana reports a hunger strike by 130 prisoners at Principe prison protesting accommodations.
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Fortescue and Navy officers to face murder trial in Honolulu
In Honolulu a society matron Mrs Granville R Fortescue and three naval officers stand trial Monday for abduction and slaying of Joseph Kahahawai. Clarence Darrow leads defense as court room remains closed to the public amid police protection and a second degree murder indictment.
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Temple of Justice
Granville R. Fortescue
United States Navy
Joseph Kahahawai
Charles 8. Davis
McGill Boy Not Expected to Live After Shooting
Tom McGill fifteen son of Mr and Mrs W A McGill of 606 N Gar field was reported in poor condition at General hospital after an accidental shooting Friday night. The bullet entered near the heart and pierced the liver spleen and stomach dashing hopes for recovery. Daniel Easton injured in a pumphouse fall remained unconscious with skull fracture and other injuries. James Burns hurt when a horse collapsed on him saw chest injuries and two broken ribs after stopping a runaway horse. Sam Van vegetable driver was knocked from a wagon with back injuries.
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W. A. McGill
N. Garfield
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Daniel Easton
McNeely
James Burns
Burns
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Three Million Sign Petitions Back WWI Bonus Bill
More than 3 000 000 petitions favor the adjusted compensation bill for service men will be presented to Congress next Friday in Washington Paul C Wolman Baltimore attorney and chairman of the national bonus committee announced today Another 2 000 000 petitions have been mailed individually to members of both houses
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Congress
Washington
Paul C. Wolman
Baltimore
National Bonus Committee
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Woman Bitten by Squirrel in Boise
Mrs. Joseph Crabb was bitten on the elbow by a tree squirrel while strolling on a Boise lawn. She was rushed to a hospital with a slight elbow wound and hysteria from shock, then reported improving. Her physician ordered the squirrel killed and a search of the neighborhood began.
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Boise
Joseph Crabb
Politicians Worry Over Dry Issue and Tariff Push
Washington April 2 AP Old Man Tariff and the comparative youngster Prohibition move in residential politics as Franklin D Roosevelt and President lover corral most nominating delegates to Chicago conventions.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lover
Chicago
Ross Seeks Re Election On Integrity And Economy
Governor C Ben Ross announces bid for re election on a platform of economy and integrity in government. He cites laxity in public offices and calls for more national money to run the government, filing a petition with 300 names.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
America
Pocatello
Ram sale dates set in Salt Lake City
The National Wool Growers' Association announced the annual ram sale in Salt Lake City will run August 29 to 31. The event showcases registered rams and attracts breeders nationwide for stock exchanges and auctions.
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Community Chest President Outlines Campaign Program
The community chest aims to fund five agencies with one drive and prevent duplication while keeping agencies in check and finances on a business basis. A board includes agency representatives and city members, ensuring broad representation and unbiased oversight. The speaker emphasizes support for agencies and easy handling of the drive.
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Pocatello
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Sunday Unsettled Weather With Showers North
The forecast notes unsettled conditions Sunday with possible showers in the north and cooler air moving in from the south portion, while Monday is expected to be generally fair.
Burglar Bitten by Family Dog in Suburban Break‑in
In Midlothian a burglar was caught by a dog named Sandy after the intruder was bitten and two fingers were found missing. L. P. Geibel reported hearing a growl in the night and, upon waking, discovered the mutilated evidence. The attacker slashed Sandy with a knife during the break‑in.
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L. P. Geibel
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Midlothian
Sandy
Geibel
Labor Pay Disputes Rise Across Idaho Roads
Protests over low wages for highway workers spread statewide. Thomas W. McDonough, Boise unemployment chief, cites contractors underpaying laborers and truckers buying new rigs being offered only half the required minimum, leaving them with loan payments.
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Boise
Thomas W. McDonough
Federal Unemployment Bureau
Missing Plane Found Pilot Still Missing In Park
The demolished army plane that carried Lieutenant Edward D Hoffman and his pilot companion Lieutenant William A Cocke Jr vanished February 1 over Sequoia National Park. The wreckage was located 112 miles south of Oriole Lodge near Meadow King road. Hoffman’s body not found. Footprints traced four miles from the wreckage to the search area and Cocke parachuted to safety hoping Hoffman could land the plane. Ignition switch was off and no fire was seen.
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Sequoia National Park
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Meadow King Road
John Washburn
Gordon Garland
Wood Lake
Oriole Lodge
Park
William A. Cocke, Jr
Cocke
E. L. Foote
Crissy Field
San Francisco
Norfolk Kidnap Negotiator Leaves on Secret Mission
Norfolk April 2 AP report says John Hughes Curtis one of three Norfolk negotiators for the Lindbergh baby case left on a mission for negotiations. Rear Admiral Burrage declined details while noting Curtis was off on business for the case. Preparations to move the yacht Marcon at Curtis boat works docks were observed.
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Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Charles H. Consolvo
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Guy H. Burrage
Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Col
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H. Dobson-Peacock
Lindbergh
Senate Hearing Reveals Capone Case Inside Story
District Attorney George E. Q. Johnson testifies before a judiciary sub committee on Capone and his Chicago gang. He recounts how the government overcame intimidation and witness fear to convict Capone and dismantle the gang, detailing the overturn of a proposed plea agreement and the ruthless tactics used by racketeers.
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Chicago
William E. Borah
Senate
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
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Capone
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Johnson
Goneland
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Nitti
Capone Battle Taught By Chicago District Attorney
Senate judiciary subcommittee heard testimony from Chicago District Attorney Johnson detailing the Capone gang war. House Ways and Means set April 11 for hearing on a bonus payments bill for soldiers. Bi partisan push for a billion dollar revenue plan gains White House backing as Stimson plans Geneva flight. James W. Gerard resigns as Democratic treasurer. A hospital installed in the chapel for weary lawmakers.
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House Ways and Means
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White House
Stimson
James W. Gerard
Democratic National Committee
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