Annual LDS Church Conference Ends in Salt Lake City
Thousands of Latter-day Saints concluded the 103rd annual conference in Salt Lake City with calls to return to core virtues, self discipline, and mutual help. J Reuben Clark Jr praised church honor and urged perseverance amid world crises and enforcement of the eighteenth amendment.
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Salt Lake City
Latter-Day Saints Church
Deseret Sunday School Union
Salt Lake
Clark
Tabernacle
Temple
Smoot
Northern States
James E. Talmadge
Council of the Twelve
Antoine R. Ivins
First Council of Seventy
Joseph F. Merrill
Council of Twelve
B. H. Roberts
J. Golden Kimball
Council of Seventy
Levi Edgar Young
Melvin J. Ballard
Grant
Ivins
McKay
Talmage
Killer suspect ends own life in Texas killings
Beaumont dispatch reports Dallas Barksdale 65, believed to have killed four people, died by suicide near the Trinity River a rifle in hand. Victims include Mrs Laura Franklin 45. H M Hastings 30. Mrs Hastings 16. H M Hastings Jr 3 months. Frances Franklin, sister, notes prior trouble. Coroner’s verdict delivered by Justice Bevil.
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H. M. Hastings
Hastings
Frances Franklin
Funeral services for Tressia L. Hatch at Robin
Funeral services for Tressia L. Hatch 42 wife of Simmons Hatch will be held Wednesday at 11 AM in Robin with interment in Robin cemetery. She was born August 1 1890 in Plain City Utah and moved to Robin in 1918. Survived by her husband three sons Ruth and five sisters and four brothers.
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Tressia L. Hatch
Simmons H. Hatch
Robin
Hall Mortuary
Hatch
Plain City
Utah
Moreland
L. D
J. W. England
Ruth
Idaho Falls
Frank
William
Avran
al Benson
Thomas Jolley
Meridan
James Harper
Rupert
George Jolley
Harrison McKnight
John England
Jerome
Hyrum England
Long Beach
Calif
Jesse England
Pocatello
Vicilo England
Carmack outlines mayoral promises in interview
C A Carmack, candidate for mayor, states in a Democratic convention interview that he will consider open positions fairly but not promise appointments. He notes 21 years of Pocatello taxpaying, pledges to reduce city running expenses legitimately, ensure fair returns on every dollar, and favor local labor with fair wages on public works.
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C. A. Carmack
Pocatello
Chinese Counterattack Recaptures Territory Near Chinwangtao
Chinese forces claim a successful counter-attack against Manchukuans in the Chinwangtao area turning a May 10 advance into a rout. Reports say Manchukuans retreated toward the Great Wall while Shanhaikwan faced renewed pressure. British marines landed at Chinwangtao amid warnings to protect mining interests.
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Tientsin
China
Chinwangtao
Great Wall of China
Shanhaikwan
Hsifenkow
Great Wall Pass
Swan River
Shanghai
Peiping
Wood Services Held Here Sunday
Funeral services for Nelson Theron Wood, 74, were held at Downard chapel Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock with Adjutant James R. Pack of the Salvation Army officiating. Knights of Pythias Fort Hall No. 8 conducted graveside rites. Pallbearers were Z. A. Hipke, Henry James, R. E. Manning, E. G. Houde, James Latimer, and A. G. Geisler. Music featured Mrs. Lin Harris with violin and piano, and a quartet including Mrs. R. E. King, Mrs. B. Downard, L. Hitchcock, and W. A. Gilyeat. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery under Downard’s direction.
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Nelson Theron Wood
Downard Chapel
James R. Pack
Salvation Army
Knights of Pythias
Fort Hall No. 8
Z. A. Hipke
Henry James
R. E. Manning
E. G. Houde
James Latimer
A. G. Geisler
Lin Harris
R. E. King
B. Downard
L. Hitchcock
W. A. Gilyeat
Old Rugged Cross
Oscar Pearson
Mountainview Cemetery
Downard
Navy recovers Moffett body from Akron tragedy
The body of Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, chief of the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, was recovered off Beach Haven New Jersey by the Daphne during search operations for the Akron crew. He was the fifth body recovered with three survivors among the 76 on board. Mrs Moffett faced the news with fortitude after a navy message confirmed his fate.
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New York
William A. Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Akron
Naval Headquarters
New Jersey
Harold E. MacLellan
A. F. Masury
Frederick Berry
McCord
Robert Copeland
District Naval Headquarters
Coast Guard
Daphne
Portland
Beach Haven
N. J
Washington
Navy
Spring Lost in Snow Blanket
Snow falls began early this morning in Pocatello with heavy accumulation and thunder in the air. Temperatures ranged from 25 to 33 degrees above zero as precipitation totals rose, with a forecast of a fair night and Tuesday followed by freezing temperatures.
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Pocatello
the Tribune
Weather Bureau
Noted writer and preacher Dr Henry Van Dyke dies at 80
Internationally known preacher poet and essayist Dr Henry Van Dyke died at his Avalon home in Princeton New Jersey aged 80 after a year long illness. Survived by widow Ellen Reid Van Dyke a son and four daughters he was born in Germantown Pennsylvania November 10 1852 and educated at Brooklyn Poly technic Princeton and known for works The Other Wise Man The Blue Flower and The Gospel for an Age of Doubt.
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Princeton, N. J
Henry van Dyke
Netherlands
Avalon
van Dyke
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Wilson
United States
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York
Ellen Reid van Dyke
Tersius van Dyke
Washington, Conn
W. Hamilton Gibson
Murray P. Brush
Chicago
Henry Chapin
Bermuda
Elaine van Dyke
Princeton
Germantown
Penn
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Weird Tongue People Explained In Ku Kentucky-Va Border Areas
Ines Kentucky April 10 AP The tongue people linked to John H Mills who formed a small cult before his mother Lucinda Mills death face murder conspiracy charges. Dr J R Fairchild testifies the sect preaches unknown tongue prayer after dancing and jaw locking as jurors questioned for prejudice in Mills trial.
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Inez
John H. Mills
Lucinda Mills
Kentucky-West Virginia
J. R. Fairchild
Mills
Akron
Richfield
Bishop Cannon Loses Court Battle in Federal Election Case
Washington April 107 Bishop James Cannon Jr. and secretary Ada L Burroughs lost their bid in the Supreme Court over an indictment accusing them of violating federal election laws tied to the 1928 Smith campaign. The Roberts opinion held the appeal properly went to the DC Circuit Court of Appeals. If the indictment is sustained, they face trial on the charges.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Supreme Court
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Virginia
Justice Roberts
District of Columbia Supreme Court
District Court of Appeals
Bishop Cannon
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Miss Burroughs
Prominent Idahoan Killed in Downey Auto Crash
Gilbert George Wright, 67, of Idaho Falls, a longtime figure in Idaho and Utah finance and politics, died when his coupe skidded on a wet curve six miles south of Downey. M Wayne Johnson of Ogden, bond department manager for First Security, was injured and later hospitalized in Pocatello.
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Downey
Gilbert George Wright
Idaho Falls
Utah
Idaho
M. Wayne Johnson
Ogden
First Security Corporation
Downey Hospital
Pocatello
Johnson
J. C. Galbraith
First Security Bank
Wright
Rossiter
Mr. Wright
City nominating races spark uncertainty ahead of polls
Republican and Democratic leaders in the city forecast multiple ballots to pick mayoral and council candidates. Republicans name Brown Bryan Hamilton Moore Woodward with Moore entering late. Democrats list Callis Carmack Gibby Satterfield Elmer Smith Tarr Townend for mayor and Kutterer Lessing Murray Paradise Poynter Pelton Stephenson Watson for council.
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The
Tribune
Dance Gardens
L. D
Charles A. Brown
Paul Bryan
R. F. Hamilton
C. D. Moore
Wm. H. Woodward
Moore
J. P. Halliwell
R. S. Callis
C. A. Carmack
George Gibby
A. Y. Satterfield
Elmer Smith
Elmer Tarr, Jr
Archer Townend
J. George Kutterer
Henry Lessing
A. S. Murray
Walter Peck
Frank A. Paradise, Jr
Herb Poynter
I. A. Pelton
C. F. Bork
Clarence Stephenson
Robert
Bob) Watson
William M. Jones dies after heart attack at 49
William M. Jones 49 a veteran railroader and city wells employee died at 6 12 p m Sunday at his home 241 North 13th He had suffered heart leakage for about three years left city work last fall and was a longtime resident of Pocatello Born December 23 1864 in Montana survivors include his widow daughter Mrs Sadie Armstrong mother Mrs Mary Jones three brothers Arthur Howard Delbert and Eva Dietrich a sister Funeral services will be announced by McHan's mortuary.
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William M. Jones
Wells
North 13Th
J. J. Raaf
Jones
Pocatello
Ho ‘Montana
Sadie Armstrong
Mary Jones
Melrose
Montana
Arthur
Howard
Delbert
Bowman
Eva. Dietrich
Butte
McHan
Roosevelt pitches Tennessee project before Congress
President Roosevelt urged rehabilitation of the Muscle Shoals plant and creation of a Tennessee Valley Authority to oversee power, flood control, forest conservation, and agriculture across basin states. Senator Norris planned to introduce a bill aligned with the plan, with House action pending.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Norris
Neb
House
McSwain
Senate
Rainey
Military Committee
Weather delays cited in Akron flight inquiry
Lieutenant Commander Herbert V. Wiley testified that Rear Admiral Moffett and Commander McCord were warned hours before takeoff that conditions might be unfavourable for the Akron flight. He noted a 300-foot fog ceiling at takeoff and that earlier weather maps showed bad conditions over Michigan moving northeastward, though not in Akron's path.
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Lakehurst
N. J
William A. Moffett
Frank C. McCord
Akron
Herbert V. Wiley
Navy
Wiley
Admiral Moffett
Washington
Moffett
McCord
New England
Michigan
Newport
R. L
University of Idaho Branch Orchestra Spring Concert
The university symphony orchestra conducts its annual spring concert at Frazier auditorium in Pocatello directed by Donald Kissane. The program includes Rossini opera overture William Tell Bainbridge Crist Egyptian Impressions Liszt Second Hungarian Rhapsody and features about 40 players including students and local musicians with David Damewood assisting and Oscar Nygord as president and concertmaster.
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Pocatello
University Symphony Orchestra
Frazier Auditorium
Donald Kissane
University Orchestra
Kissane
Rossini
Bainbridge Crist
Liszt
David Damewood
Oscar Nygord
Hugh Hough
Be c k er Products Brewery Closed by Federal Permit Chief
The Becker Products brewery in the state was shut down today by German E Ellsworth Denver supervisor of permits for the federal bureau of industrial alcohol after shipping 3.2 percent beer to outside dealers since last Friday Governor Henry H Blood said the plant will stay closed until the state confirms no beer law violations. Winter wheat production this year is forecast at 334 087 000 bushels by the agriculture department down from 462 000 000 last year and 589 000 000 average for 1926 30. Hull plans to discuss silver restoration and wheat surplus control with world leaders at Washington talks.
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Salt Lake City
Becker Products Company
German E. Ellsworth
Denver
Federal Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Henry H. Blood
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Hull
Ronald Lindsay
Betti Compton Delays Wedding After Illness
Betty Compton, to wed former New York Mayor James J. Walker, returns from hospital where she was treated for intestinal influenza. The wedding is postponed until her full recovery.
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Cannes
France
Betty Compton
James J. Walker
New York
Nomination of Joseph Wood Rough Approved by Senate Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the nomination of Joseph Wood Rough of Nebraska to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals and ordered it reported to the Senate.
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Washington
Joseph Woodrough
Nebraska
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune About Beer Hoarding
Will Rogers reports from Santa Monica on Roosevelt urging purchase of beer. He notes widespread stocking up, beer sales paid with worn silver dollars, and Beverly Hills as first town without pretzels. He comments on limited drunkenness and gin as a chaser.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Roosevelt
Beverly Hills
Will
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U. S
Kentucky
Gilbert G. Wright
Wayne Johnson
M. J. Rossiter
Jorgen Dietz
Los Angeles
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Dietz
Copenhagen
William Jones
Tennessee
Branch Orchestra
Will Rogers
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