Warren Keifer Statesman and Soldier Passes
J Warren Keifer 96 former speaker of the national House of Representatives died at his Springfield Ohio home after a long illness. He served in 27 Civil War battles, was wounded four times, led the 110th Ohio and the third division of the sixth corps, and served four terms in Congress including a term as speaker. He died after lapsing into a coma. Two sons survive.
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Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Hollywood April 22 Will Rogers laments radio announcers and political speakers while praising the truth-telling Charley Schwab after years of pressure. He notes daily air traffic with 38 airplanes serving Los Angeles airports and quips that Congress struggles to raise funds it spent previously.
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Charley Schwab
Los Angeles
Congress
Local Musician Among Fire Victims in Missoula
Seven people burned in an explosion and fire when gasoline fumes ignited in a Missoula apartment. One severely burned victim is musician Richard Ennis, son of W. T. and Mrs. Ennis of 605 North Garfield. Ennis, of Pocatello high school musical alumnus, played with the Phil Sheridan orchestra in Missoula.
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R. C. Ennis
Pocatello
Idaho
Richard Ennis
W. T. Ennis
North
Garfield Avenue
Pocatello High School
Montana
Sampson Music Company
Phil Sheridan
Bancroft Bank to Pay Dividend in 12 Percent Payout
The First National Bank of Bancroft will pay a 12 percent dividend, announced by M. G. Cummings, the receiver. The total distribution will reach 474 percent, Cummings stated.
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Idaho's history list names 14 Idaho notables by Byron Defenbach
April 22 AP Byron Defenbach, GOP governor candidate, submitted to the governor a list of 14 Idaho figures he calls the state's greatest. Names span Discovery to Organization and development, ending with an incomplete last period.
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Boise
Byron Defenbach
Fiw
Idaho
Jane Silcott
Pierce
George Grimes
Boise Basin
Col
William Dewey
Edward Stevenson
Territorial
James H. Hawley
Defenbach
Clark withdraws from Idaho gubernatorial primary race
Idaho Falls mayor Barzilla W. Clark withdraws from the Democratic race citing city duties and Snake River flood preparations. Governor C. Ben Ross becomes unopposed for the Democratic nomination while Byron Defenbach remains unopposed for the Republicans as filing nears its deadline.
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C. Ben Ross
Barzilla W. Clark
Snake River
Boise
Gooding
Clark
Byron Defenbach
High School Play Opens Tonight At U I B
Dress rehearsal notes praise the senior play It Won t Be Long Now at Frazier hall. The three act farce features Lloyd Haight as Robert Preston and Margaret Johnson as Ann Winston with an orchestra overture under L J Schnabel.
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Frazier Hall
L. J. Schnabel
Lloyd Haight
Robert Preston
Margaret Johnson
Ann Winston
Case of Undulent Fever Reported
Fred Snyder, 21, of 517 South Fourth Avenue, is confined to General hospital with undulent fever. Investigation into the family milk source shows purchases from a local store. the proprietor says milk came from a nearby dairy and may be raw. Authorities note pasteurization kills the germ. An investigation of the dairy is underway.
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South Fourth Avenue
General Hospital
W. L. Raymond
Tyhee Cougar to Go on Exhibition
Tyhee school students plan to exhibit a six and a half foot long mountain lion weighing about 100 pounds. The animal was shot Monday near the Gucker ranch three miles west of Tyhee school house while attempting to kill sheep.
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Dates announced for annual trade events in Pocatello
Pocatello will host the annual trade events on April 29 and 30 attracting visitors from outside the city. The chamber of commerce retail bureau announced the dates at a meeting. Oregon Short Line offers one cent per mile for points, train number 17 will stop at Bancroft both days, and theatre tickets will be provided courtesy of the bureau. Bands drill teams and drum corps will entertain as downtown streets are decorated to welcome visitors.
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Bancroft
Japan warns League over Manchuria as Russia masss troops
General Sadao Araki declares Japan will keep Manchuria peaceful and prosperous and resist any league intervention. He notes Russia concentrating four divisions near the Manchurian border and bolstering air forces in the Far East warning the league and Soviet Russia not to deter Tokyo.
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Soviet Russia
Late Wire Bullets Report Capone Lindbergh Kidnap Case
AP dispatches from Hopewell New Jersey and other cities relay Capone offering to aid in obtaining the Lindbergh baby’s return if Lindbergh secures the kidnapper’s release. Also: Oregon-Washington Railroad GM James P. O’Brien to retire after 40 years. another Lindbergh clue dismissed as not the child. Hoover opposes straight salary cuts. LaGuardia attacks California governor over Mooney pardon. U S should consider Russia relations. dates set for eastern Idaho district fair with new leadership.
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LaGuardia
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House Today
Rolph
California
Thomas Mooney
Aliens Seek Evidence in Massie Lynching Case
In Honolulu on April 22 two alienists from California examined the Massie lynching defendants to challenge the insanity defense. Dr. Paul Bowers of Los Angeles and Dr. Joseph Catton of San Francisco observed court proceedings as investigators look toward future testimony. Mrs Thalia Massie, wife of the accused, previously testified in connection with the attack and shooting incident.
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Thomas H. Massie
Navy
Joseph Kahaha Wai
Proscutor
John C. Kelley
California
Joseph Catton
San Francisco
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Paul Bowers
Los Angeles
Woman Blinking Allegation Sparks Courtroom Dispute
A bailiff testified in Chicago federal court that an unidentified woman spectator was winking at jurors to influence them. The judge heard she merely blinked, saying the lawyers' arguments made her sleepy.
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Chicago
Barnes
Mooney pardon bid rejected by California governor
Supporters of Tom Mooney proclaimed the governor James Rolph Jr denied clemency after a 1000 word ruling. Rolph found Mooney and accomplice Warren K Billings guilty, prompting continued appeals as figures like Fremont Older and Moulders defense committee members vow to press the fight.
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Tom Mooney
James Rolph, Jr
California
Mooney
Warren K Billings
Fremont Older
San Francisco
Rolph
Ross Confers as to Appointment in Boise Area
Governor Co. Ben Ra traveled to Gooding and Elmore counties to confer with residents on filling county commission vacancies. Elmore’s vacancy followed the appointment of A. H. Eckert of Glenns Ferry as state game warden replacing M. P. Bailey.
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Co. Ben Ra
Gooding
Elmore
Elmore County
A. H. Eckert
Glenns Ferry
M. P. Bailey
Bannock County Gains One Legislature Seat
The secretary of state informed Grace Hall that Bannock County will have four representatives in the Idaho State Legislature instead of three, based on the governor vote total of 9048 from the 1930 election. The change follows a late discovery and affects primary filing time as candidates may adjust nominations accordingly.
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Bannock County
Fred Lukens
Grace Hall
Lukens
Secretary of State
Teams and players listed in scattered score line update
The snippet shows multiple teams such as Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Brooklyn Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Pittsburgh with player pairings including Wyatt Conally Hil debrand Jablonowski Pearson Sewell Caraway Grube Ferrell Vance Lopez Brown Spohrer Schumacher Bell Hogan Hansen Dudley Bolen Mel Curdy Benton Manion Bush Hemsley Mancuso French Grace Brenzel. The fragmentary lines resemble a baseball or basketball box score montage with mixed scores and player pairings.
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Cleveland
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Ruel
Conally
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Jablonowski
Pearson
Sewell
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Bolen
Mel Curdy
Cincinnati
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Manion
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Hemsley
St.Louis
Pittsburgh
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Mancuso
French
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Brenzel
Blindness attack shocks Los Angeles couple
Police records report Mrs. Rebecca Greenberg, 60, blinded her husband Morris with acid during a domestic dispute in Los Angeles. Hospital surgeons race to save Morris as investigators pursue details of the rare attack.
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Los Angeles
Rebecca Greenberg
Morris
Call for bids on nine culverts on Bear Lake highway
Boise April 22 The bureau of highways called for bids on nine culvert constructions on the Bear Lake highway between Paris and St Charles. Bids open May 3. I had planned to do it for 30 years said the grey haired woman. Police were summoned when neighbors reported fighting.
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Bear Lake Highway
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St. Charles
Girls Involved In Alleged Oyer Act And Mann Act Case
A DOJ check identified a Plymouth coupe abandoned by Betty Dillson Viola Ellis and Lillian La Franciere at Downey as belonging to Frank Haselbaker of Dillon. The three girls were returned from Logan Utah by Deputy Sheriff L B Tolley after a failed getaway and admission of being with Harry Conner.
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Mymouth
Betty Dillson
Viola Ellis
Lillian la Franciere
Downey
Frank Haselbaker
Dillon
Montana
W. H. Woodward
Logan
Utah
L. B. Tolley
Tolley
Harry
Dan Ware
Conner
Gibby Declines Blame in Governor Endorsement Controversy
Gibby, a Democrat, filed Friday for the state senate in Bannock County. He told The Tribune he challenges candidates who seek petition endorsements from state employees, denying that Governor Ross is influencing candidate selection through state workers.
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Bannock County
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Tribune Today
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