Legion chiefs plan statewide visit for Idaho districts
State Legion officials led by adjutant Lester Albert will tour Idaho districts from Lewiston on April 20 to Rigby on May 2. National Commander Paul V. Vincent will attend the Caldwell memorial dedication on April 29 and 30. Governor Baldridge joins the tour, then heads to North Idaho institutions to brief the new budget officer.
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Boise
Idaho
Lester “Albert
L. V. Patch
Payette
Edith Hinerman
Blackfoot
Albert
Veterans’ Bureau
Lewiston
Coeur d'Alene
Paul V. Vincent
Caldwell
Veterans’ Memorial
Gooding
McNutt
Rigby
Aree
Montpelier
H. C. Baldridge
American Legion
South Idaho
Legion
J. Huys
R G Archibald
North Idaho
Body of unidentified man found near Kansas City
The body of a foreign-looking man about 30, well dressed and dark complexioned was found by a farm worker three miles west of Kansas City. He had two bullet wounds and five shots were heard last night. robbery did not appear to be the motive. Coroner Ren F. Coffin and police from Kansas City, Mo, are investigating.
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Kansas City
Kas
Ren F. Coffin
Peliie
Kansas City, Mo
Perham Wins Bridge Contract in Lion County
Perham of St Anthony Idaho awarded a state road commission contract to build a reinforced concrete bridge over Shirts Creek in Lion County. The 115 foot structure costs about 100 751 dollars under Perham's bid. seven other bids were submitted.
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Pterham
Salt Lake City
Perham
St Anthony
Idaho
Shirts Creek
Lion County
State Road Commission
Lny
Wedding of Natalie Guggenheim Sealed in Secret Ceremony
April 17 New York reports Thomas M. Gorman the real estate broker announced a secret marriage last Friday to 18 year old Natalie Guggenheim. He said no opposition from Edmond A. Guggenheim or the family is expected and that he has visited the Guggenheim home and yacht.
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New York
Natalie Guggenheim
Thomas M. Gorman
Guggenheim
Gorman
Guggenheims
Telr
Masked band destroys Loray mill strike HQ in Gastonia
In Gastonia North Carolina April 12 masked men torched the National Textile Workers Union strike headquarters and a relief store next door. No injuries reported though clashes and gunfire were feared. Guards and police offered no leads as leaders including Erwin Beal remained missing. The Loray mill strike, opposed by Manville Jenckes, had drawn in National Guardsmen earlier.
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Gastonia
N.C
National Textile Workers Union
Loray
National Guard
Mil
Prec Erwin Beal
George Pershing
Daily Worker
New York Communist Organ
Goren
Manville-Jenckes Company
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Companies of Nations
Durant Motor Men Meet at W Bannock Hotel
Durant sales and service men and dealers attend a local meeting at the W Bannock hotel with L W Perry J W Conway Frank Grimm and Captain Waddell from the Oakland branch in attendance. The banquet begins at 7 in the evening and discussions cover upcoming six cylinder car production and a new truck.
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Durent
Bannock
Dhing
Southeastern Idaho
L. W Perry
J W Conway
Frank Grimm
Waddell
Oakland
Perry
Idaho
Northwestern
Prohibition Ties to Crimes Says Cook County Educator
Chicago April 18 Edward J Tobin Cook County superintendent argues alcohol, youth culture and social gatherings drive crime. He cites a young couple, a bottle of moonshine and an automobile as a dangerous trio and urges prohibition to curb the trend. He claims 70 percent of men 18 to 25 and 80 percent of girls 17 and under embrace risky partying.
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Chicago
Edward J Tobin
Cook County
Hood
Comiely
Tobin
George Lux
Grase
Terry
Young Las
Mr. Tobin
Coxey's Army Reemerges With Luxe Caravan Tour
Malsillion Ohio April 18 UP General Jacob S Coxey famed for leading an unemployed army to Washington 35 years ago begins a new caravan of automobiles with entertainers and a portable electric plant to campaign against interest charges on public improvements He plans a route Maine to Utah and a newspaper along the way He aims to mobilize supporters and pressure Congress again. Meanwhile Senator Borah re introduces a resolution to recognize the Soviet government.
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Malsillion
Ohio
Jacob S. Coxey
Washington
Coxey
National House and Currency Committee
Congress
Maine
Utah
Massillon
Baldwin Opens His Campaign in London Speech
Prime Minister Baldwin launched the Conservative Party campaign addressing 2900 representatives, framing the party’s policy as steady and sober. He pledged to grow trade, develop industries, ensure permanent employment, and improve education and health for all, stressing unity and faith as key to victory.
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London
Premie Baldwin
Conservative Party
Balcwin
Grand Chancellor to Visit Lodge Tonight
Fort Hall Lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias hosts Idaho domain grand chancellor J Galloway of Boise at Bannock hotel for a 7 o clock luncheon. Afterward, Castle Hall will receive an official visit and a convention program is planned for an enjoyable evening.
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Fort Hall
Knights of Pythias
Domain of Idaho
J . Galloway
Boise
Bannock
Castle Hall
Fagie
North Main
J.P Jones
Attempt on Life of King Boris of Bulgaria Foiled
Bulgarian police reported two unexploded bombs found in the king’s private railway coach last night. The devices were powerful enough to wreck the coach, but warning communication prevented the assassination attempt on King Boris II.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Editor Parker Branin dies after auto crash in Oregon
Parker Branin 26 associate editor of the Twin Falls Times died from injuries after an auto accident the previous Saturday night in Oregon. His father Charles E. Branin a day star AP editor in Portland was at his bedside. Branin had previously worked for the Pendleton East Oregonian where he first received the Hickman kidnapping story. He supplied the exclusive AP report from Pendleton. Two operations were performed but he did not recover.
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Twin Falls
Parker Branin
Twin Pells Times
Charles E. Branin
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Branin
Pendeton
East Oregonian
William Edward Hickman
Mariet
Parker
Los Angeles
Idaho Bankers Association to Meet in Idaho Palis
Boise April 18 message announces the Idaho State Bankers Association annual convention will be held June 23 and 24 in Idaho Palis. Willis H. Booth president of the Guaranty Trust Company of New York is sought as principal speaker and J. D. Wood commissioner of public works will address the gathering.
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Boise
Idaho State Bankers’ Association
Idah Palis
Willis H. Booth
Gruaranty Trust Company of
New York
J. D. Wood
Public Works
Notable Baseball Scores From Early Games Across National Leagues
National League action shows St Louis and Cincinnati deadlocked in a 2-2 finish after early innings. New York and Philadelphia split, Brooklyn and Boston posted scoring innings, while Cleveland and Chicago battled with mixed outcomes. Scores reflect early season play with pitchers Hubbell Benton and Hogan contributing for Philadelphia, and DeBerry R Smith Cooney Collins for Boston in the listed clashes.
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Faces New Control Shift in New York
The Herald Tribune reports Harry F. P. Sinclair, under a three month contempt sentence, has lost control of Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corp. Blair and Company along with Arthur W. Cutten and the Fisher Brothers are said to become the new dominant interests. A single 46,500 share block was sold at 39, totaling about 1.89 million dollars, prompting market speculation.
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New York
The
Herald-Tribune
Wall Street
Harry FP. Sinclair
United States Senate
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Blair and Company, Incorporated
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
Fisher Brothers
Automobile Makers
Detroit
Sinclair
Merald-Tribune
Nttle Sinclair Consolidated
Robert W. Stewert
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Prosecution Rest in Hardy Impeachment Trial
Sacramento Calif April 18 The prosecution in the impeachment trial of Superior Judge Carlos S Hardy charged with misdemeanor in office rested its case at 11 am today The State presented its evidence for seven and a half days Aimee Semple McPherson would not be called as a witness The case centers on a 2500 dollar fee Hardy allegedly received for advising and aiding McPherson in her efforts to disprove accusations she was in Carmel with Kenneth G Ormiston The evangelist was in Oakland today and was expected to travel to Stockton for a revival meeting
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Sacramento
Calif
Carlos S. Hardy
Hardy
Aimee Semple McPherson
McPherson
Carmel
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Temple
Mexico
Oakland
Los Angeles
Stockton
Wildcat Charged With Assault With Weapon
Oscar Wildcat faces a complaint charging assault with a deadly weapon after a drunken row at a cabin on the Fort Hall reservation. Charles Study and Caldwell Study were injured, Leo Wildcat and Oscar were arrested with Leo Wildcat later moved to Fort Hall jail. The Shoshone brothers were involved. Charles Study remains hospitalized in serious condition.
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Oscar Wildcat
Fort Hall
Charles
Bannock County
Lev Wildcat
Jensen Charies Study
Lynn Hospital
Study Brothers
Wildcat Brothers
Where Have All The Robins Gone This Spring
Weather notes show a cloudy unsettled pattern tonight and Friday with moderate temperatures. In a separate report the mercury stood at 54 degrees at noon, down from 64 the previous day, as spring arrivals are awaited and lawn care mentions tiees and ground squirrels.
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Vila
Indians Fond of Silk Underwear in Bath Habit
Chief No Piesh aged 88 and Chief Eagle Thunder, younger, from the Sioux reservation, have developed a taste for frequent baths and silk underwear while at an Izaak Walton league event. Bert F. Bell, overseeing the Indians from Rapid City, says the pair bathe two to three times daily and want new underwear after each bath, causing concern for organizers.
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Chicago
No Piesh
Eagle Thunder
Izaak Walton League
Bert F. Bell
Rapid City
S. D
Tomtoms
Bell
Fred Herrick in Hard Luck in Idaho Bankruptcy Hearing
Fred Herrick, former Northwest lumber baron, faces a May 23 court date after a second bankruptcy hearing in Coeur d Alene. With no records produced, creditors pressed for figures on about 3.6 million dollars of debt, while Herrick claimed unknown amounts and said records were taken by the Spokane Merchants' Association.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Fred Herrick
Northwest Lumb-R
Spokane Merchants’ Association
Herrick
United States
Chicago
Spokane
Washington to build Chapel of St John in memory of Norman Prince
The Washington Cathedral will entomb Norman Prince of Boston in a Chapel of St John on the main floor, funded by Frederick H Prince. Prince, founder of the Lafayette Escadrille, died in 1916 after serving with France and the American volunteer aviation force.
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Washington
Norman Prince
Boston
Lafayette Escadrille
Artiviny
Washington Cathedral
James EB. Freeman
Frederick H. Prince
St. John
Paris
Catheral
France
Escadrille
Prince
Rebel General Enriquez Surrenders to Federal Chief Almazan
Francisco Enriquez, who fought at Jimenez, surrendered to Gen. Juan A. Almazan, chief of the northern Mexican federal army. Almazan said Enriquez would be treated as a prisoner of war and not executed. In Juarez the campaign faces new delays amid uprisings in Coahuila and skirmishes at Pulpito Pass as federal forces concentrate for Sonora operations.
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Juarez
Chihuahua
Mexico
Francisco Enriquez
Jimenez
Juan A. Almazan
Almazan
Enriquez
Westtern
Coahuila
Pulpito Pass
Sonora
Eulogio Ortiz
Marcelo Caraveo
Troops Mobilized to Fight Mediterranean Fruit Fly
In Orlando Florida officials plan intensified eradication after four state troop companies were ordered to reinforce the quarantine area. The infestation covers about 12 miles by 6 miles including Orange and parts of Lake and Seminole counties. Authorities began grove cleanup with rapid destruction of infested fruit and spraying of trees to kill larvae. The fruit fly, believed to come from West Africa, is highly omnivorous affecting many fruits and vegetables.
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Orlando
Fla
Florida
Orange
Lake and
Semonite Counties
State
West Africa
Illinois debates prohibition and De King case in Springfield
Illinois lawmakers push three prohibition related measures amid debate over federal power to regulate medicinal liquors and non intoxicating beverages. A special committee was approved to investigate the De King killing in Aurora as opponents challenge state rights in liquor regulation.
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Springfield
Ill
de King
Aurora
Idllican de King
House of Representatives
Ten
Atorney General
Illinois
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Teemer Palmero
Meyworth
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Pate
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Carroll Erroca
Yoe
Maulipes
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Gonz
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