Halliwell enters race for Pocatello mayor
J P Jack Halliwell announces Republican bid for mayor of Pocatello. He is a city council member and longtime pharmacist with leadership in local leagues and clubs. He pledges strong efforts to reduce power and light rates after a thorough investigation and citizen vote on municipal operation.
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J. P
Jack) Halliwell
D. 8. Recreation Hall
Halliwell
Pocatello
Utah-Idaho Baseball League
Pocatello Club
Pocatello Country Club
Pocatello Twilight Baseball League
the Tribune
City of
Hoggan Victim of Gunshot Wounds
Joan Hoggan aged 47 died in Salt Lake City hospital from buckshot wounds police say were fired by Tony Filomeno after finding Hoggan and Mrs. Filomeno drinking Friday night. Hoggan staggered from the home and was jailed 12 hours before wounds were found. Filomeno, 64, is jailed on an open charge.
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Salt Lake City
Joan Hoggan
Tony Filomeno
Hoggan
Demented Barber Shoots Himself in Utah Shop
Gust Kacokis a 35 year old barber in Bingham Utah killed himself in a rear room of his shop today with an open Bible and a mirror near him. He had shown irrational behavior for 24 hours and once spent an hour and a half shaving one side of a customer's face while the man waited fearfully.
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Bingham
Utah
Gust Kacokis
Kacokis
Bourbons Meet On Wednesday With City Nominations
Democratic and Republican city conventions will nominate mayoral and council candidates for the April 28 vote. The Dems meet Wednesday at 7 pm and the G.O.P. Friday at 8 pm, both at L. D. 8 recreation hall. Controversy over Walter Peck’s term could shift council nominations. The Ross organization faces opposition from the I. H. Masters Tom Coffin faction and Harry Collins may be endorsed by the Ross group.
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Poncello
L. D
Recreation Hall
B. W. Davis
Walter Peck
Peck
Ivan Gasser
Ross
I. H. Masters
Tom Coffin
Harry Collins
Coffin
Mr. Collins
Dark Horse
Brother Local Woman Killed
Stanford Parsons, 19, died from a motorcycle collision with a truck on South Main Street. Velda Campbell, 19, remained in serious condition after the crash as investigators questioned truck driver J. D. Cole. Parsons is survived by two sisters in Idaho and a brother.
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Salt Lake City
Stanford Parsons
Velda Campbell
Parsons
Miss Campbell
South Main Street
J. D. Cole
Virgil Sparks
Pocatello
Idaho
Hazel Parsons
Preston
Parley Parsons
Two Boys Drown in Logging Pond at Emmett
In Emmett Idaho on Easter Sunday two boys Lucio Bicandi age 11 and Billie McCoy age 7 drowned after logs rolled in a mill pond while they played with George Basabe age 8 who ran for help. Lifesaving efforts continued for hours after bodies were removed from the drained pool. Lucio Bicandi was the son of Eugenio Bicandi and Billie McCoy the son of Mrs Frank Bucklin.
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Emmett
Idaho
Lucio Bicandi
Billie McCoy
Bill Pond
George Basabe
Basabe
Lucio
Eugenio Bicandi
McCoy
Frank Bucklin
Utah conference aims to protect health and future of children
More than 2000 delegates at the Utah child welfare conference in Salt Lake City split into sectional groups to study programs for protecting children's health and future. David O. McKay, general chairman, outlined three action lines: locate the child, maintain personal contact, and engage him in work. Recommendations stress home health protection, standard school equipment, home school cooperation, vacation and curriculum planning, teacher training, and a definite school health program.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Child Welfare Conference
David O. McKay
Local Elks Install Officers Tonight in Pocatello
The 1931 82 Elks officers will be installed in Pocatello with Harry H. Wilson as exalted ruler. A 6 30 dinner hosted by Past Exalted Rulers club precedes the session and ladies night, followed by cards for Elks ladies and a dance around 10 30. B M Hargraves passes the gavel to R W Jones, installing officer.
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Pocatello Elkdom
Harry H. Wilson
Rulers Club
Elks
B. M. Hargraves
R. W. Jones
Grand Lodge
H. H. Wilson
J. Jenkinson
P. L. Roche
G. Sanford
Frank Regan
A. E. Zener
L. Myers
H. J. Fox
F. G. Caldwell
L. BE. Shaw
L. F. Molinelli, Jr
I. Q
Harold Hinckley
Paul Quick
Frank Schwabe
George Pew
Dave Farnsworth
Otto Adams
George Slingerland
Bud Molinelli
R. E. Watson
Utah Pair Tonight and Wednesday Weather Update
A brief weather note for Utah reports little temperature change for tonight and Wednesday. Highs and lows remain near current levels with steady conditions expected across the state.
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Utah
Hoover appoints Follansbee to Idaho Wyoming boundary talks
Washington April 7 President Hoover named Robert Follansbee a hydraulic engineer from Colorado to represent the federal government in negotiations over the boundary line between Wyoming and Idaho. Col. C J Chaffins resigned as district engineer of the Bureau of Highways in Coeur d Alene. Andy Yelan 55 was found unconscious after robbers tormented him for money in St Clairsville Ohio. Paul Wupper former Beemer bank president waived preliminary hearing on embezzlement charges totaling about 1 000 000 in Nebraska. Railroads in Utah agree to lower interstate grain shipment rates per Interstate Commerce Commission rulings. Hutton Bellah Oklahoma publisher planned death due to financial and family issues. Eunice Pringle 18 willing to testify again against Alexander Pantages in his criminal case. King George V of England believed to have bronchitis, official statement reveals.
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Washington
Hoover
Robert Follansbee
Colorado
Geological Survey
Wyoming
Idaho
ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Andy Yelan
Barton
West Point
Neb
Paul Wupper
Beemer, Neb
State Bank
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune From Mexico City
Will Rogers reports from Mexico City praising the city and the peaceful state under local leadership. He notes a rapid El Paso to Mexico City trip of 1200 miles in nine hours on a regular passenger line with a fare of 75 dollars aboard American pilots and fast Lockheed ships. He mentions the lack of prohibition debates and a positive economic mood.
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Mexico City
el Paso
Lockheed
Clark
Morrow
Weather outlook shows cooler north tonight and Wednesday
Fair conditions become cloudy at night with cooler air filtering into the north portion. Tonight and Wednesday bring a noticeable drop in temperatures across northern areas.
Tribune Want Ad boosts quick buyers and renters
It extolls the speed of Tribune Want Ads for selling a car, home, or household items and finding renters or workers, inviting readers to call for details.
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Tribune
Light vote cast at Boise today in municipal election
Boise voters cast a light vote in the municipal election with James P. Pope assured of re election as the sole candidate for mayor. Four candidates contest two city council seats S W Worthington M P Meholin James R Lusk and C K Macey. If no pair secures a majority a runoff will be held.
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Boise
James P. Pope
S. W. Worthington
M. P. Meholin
James R. Lusk
C. K. Macey
Mine Accident Kills Utah Miner Near Provo
Parley Fullmer 62? was killed in the Utah Galena mine near Provo when a mine cage dropped and crushed him at the shaft wall as he and companions were leaving. Born in Springville 1875, he lived in Spanish Fork after moving from Burley and Oakley Idaho four years ago. a brother P A Fullmer lives in Twin Falls Idaho.
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Provo
Utah
Parley Fullmer
Galena
Here
Fullmer
Spanish Fork
Burley
Oakley
Idaho
Springville
P. A. Fullmer
Twin Falls
French Release Woman for Time
Magistrate Vachier said Mrs Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger of St. Louis Missouri will be temporarily released within five days on the charge of slaying her husband Fred Nixon-Nirdlinger a Philadelphia theatre owner.
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Nice
France
Vachier
Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger
St. Louis
Fred Nixon- Nirdlinger
Philadelphia
Editor Hutton Bellah Identified as Missing Publisher
In Los Angeles Mrs. Hutton Bellah identified the body of William A Lee as her missing husband Hutton Bellah, the Yuma Sentinel editor. Bellah disappeared after selling his Altus Times-Democrat stake in 1929 during the stock crash, later moving to Los Angeles where he vanished on December 28, 1929 after a controversial career.
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Yuma, Artz
Hutton Bellah
Los Angeles
William A Lee
The
Yuma
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Altus, Oklah Times-Democrat
Bellah
Times-Democrat
Pulliam
Lebanon
Ind
Idaho readers see no tax relief this year
Idaho taxpayers will gain no benefit from new revenue sources this year. only the income tax may cut ad valorem state running expenses in 1932. Power tax revenue is uncertain, with first returns due in August and March for the income tax. State Auditor E G Gallet noted the revenue use and board of equalization will decide.
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Boise
Idaho
E. G. Gallet
Gallet
State Board of Equalization
Dr McDougall Visits Pocatello En Route to Boise
Dr Dan McDougall arriving in Pocatello Sunday evening for a brief stay before traveling to Boise to appear before the state medical board. He is a resident physician at Doernbecky Memorial Hospital for Children in Portland Oregon.
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Dan McDougall
McDougall
Isaac McDougall
Pocatello
Boise
State Medical Board
Doernbeckey Memorial Hospital For
Portland
Oregon
Chicago Eyes Record City Election Turnout
Chicago voters flocked to the polls for the World’s Fair mayor race between Liam Hale Thompson and Anton J. Cermak. Officials predicted a historic 1,250,000 vote total amid quiet balloting and some precinct upheavals including double voting and unregistered participants.
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William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Liam Hale Thompson
Mos
The
Election Commission
Final Debate at U S Wednesday at Southern Branch
The University of Idaho Southern Branch hosts Mt. St. Charles College in the last debate of a series. Debaters John Stafford and Jerry OConnell oppose Edmund Goetzl and Stanley Vop, with the audience serving as the judge on the question, Resolved That the Nations Adopt a Policy of Free Trade.
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University of Idaho Southern Branch
Mt. St. Charles College
L. D
John Stafford
Jerry O'Connell
St. Charles
Edmund Goetzl
Stanley Vop
Southern Branch
Assault Case on Trial in Court
Judge R M Terrell presides over State versus Archie Johnson charged with assault with intent to commit burglary against J H Townsend. A jury was sworn at 11 and trial opened shortly before noon with Guy Tyler and Ricks for the defense and Isaac McDougall prosecuting for the county.
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R. M. Terrell
State
Archie Johnson
J. H. Townsend
Guy Tyler
Pocatello
Ricks
Rexbury
Isaac McDougall
Power City Man Will Take Office
Claude Drake of American Falls arrived in Boise to day to assume the post of state fish commissioner in the game department. His appointment was not formally announced by the governor but he will take over duties on April 15 while Turner K. Sparkman remains on duty to acquaint Drake with his responsibilities.
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Boise
Claude Drake
American Falls
Game Department
State Game Department
Turner K. Sparkman
Drake
Pocatello Safety Week Brakes Tested Free by Police
One hundred forty three auto owners reported brake tests Monday afternoon in Pocatello as part of the first safety week. Tests by police with Tribune, with free OK windshield stickers for approved brakes, continue today and through the week.
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Police Department
Pocat
Tribune
Pocatello
A. L. Oliver
R. C. Thomas
Robert Pugmire
Fred Cox
Fire Department
Washington School
Alice Cosgrove
W. L., Raymond
A. B. Canfield
Key Stone Garage
Potatello Auto Company
Mr. Rossiter
Pocatello Tribune
O. E. Montieth
A. P. Driggs
Edward Say
Harold Pugmire
Herman
G. Gota
W. 5
Geyer
W. E. Smith
Dewey Raymond
B. F. Hough
H. B. Yearsley
Elmer Graith
D. N. Bryan
B. KR. Burnett
Albert Carr
Frank Regan
L. D. Brown
A. J. Shata
Wesley Orr
Harvey Dice
Lyon Healey
Robert Cannon
Elmer Lewin
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Jack Halliwell
Claire MacIntyre
Associated Press
Utah Child Welfare Association
Wilson
Coating
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lew H. Wentz
Ponca City
Eunice Pringle
Alexander Pantages
Windsor
Eng
England
George V
Will Rogers
Harry M. Wilson
Pocatello Elks Lodge 674
Power Money First
Auditor's Office
M’dougall
U. S
Power City Man
M. J. Rossiter
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