Indian Father Kills Son Then Self at Ross Fork
Garcia Humpy and his five year old son Nathaniel were found shot to death near the Ross Fork schoolhouse twelve miles east of Fort Hall. Authorities say the father killed the boy and then shot himself using his toe to pull the trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcia Humpy
Fort Hall
Nathaniel
Ross Fork
F. A. Gross
Antoine Wheeler
O. F. Wahl
U. S. Indian Service
Wahl
Mount Putnam
Humpy
Fort Hall Reservation
Owyhee
Nevada
Rossiter
Battle Opens Over Tax Bill In Congress Debate
Washington April 23 opening battle over the administrations 803 million tax bill. Representative Doughton called corporate tax reform one of fundamental justice as 16 hours of debate began on the 249 page measure. Republicans condemnation labeled the bill vicious and unsound and a detriment to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doughton
D-N. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Miss
Martinson
Burns
Representative Zioncheck Sentenced in DC Traffic Court
Washington April 23 Representative Zioncheck of Washington was convicted of speeding and contempt of court in the District of Columbia traffic court and sentenced to pay fines totaling 50 dollars or spend 20 days in jail. He earlier created a disturbance during a 45 minute recess and was placed in a jail cell after a scuffle with officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Zioncheck
District of Columbia
Capitol
Walter Casey
Casey
Wait Until Mr. Boa Gets Hungry
In Duluth Minnesota on April 23 a four foot Central American boa found in bananas was given to Duluth Junior College. Students caged the snake and offered a mouse which instead fed the mouse, who slept in the boa’s coils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Fire chief's racing car leads Ogden Lions caravan
The fire chief's new racing car driven by Chief of Police Rial Moore will take part in a Lions club caravan from Ogden to Idaho late this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Rial
Moore
Caravan Ae Ogden
Lions
Preston
Idaho
Atinna Gican
Black Woman Faces First Degree Serious Case Charge
Prosecutor Edward Babcock said he would file first degree serious case charges against Mary Hanson, 37, in the fatal wounding of Charles W. Harris, 35, during a dispute over finances. Hanson surrendered to Sheriff E. F. Prater after the public safety incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Edward Babcock
Mary Hanson
Charles W. Harris
Miss Hanson
E. F. Prater
Shirley Temple Becomes Seven With Birthday Gifts
Hollywood April 23 Shirley Temple turns seven today amid dimples and box office fame. She plans to play with presents a pony bicycle turquoise ring and family cakes while not acting for the day. She will visit crippled children at a hospital as part of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Soo
Jack
George Jr
Tennessee
Prosecutors Fined in Florida Case Arose from Auto Theft
Clearwater Florida April 23 A case began with defendant Manuel accused of stealing an auto license plate from Bood James and his sister Lucille James. The result saw prosecutors fined as a twist of the proceedings. James was fined thirty dollars for the theft and ten dollars for operating an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater, Fla
Ce Manuel
Bood James
Lucille James
James
Utah Streams Threaten Land as Floods Rise in Weber Ogden
Flood conditions worsen along the Ogden and Weber rivers with peak flows near 3,700 and 4,030 second feet respectively. Crews reinforce dikes with sandbags while waters breach protections. Inundated areas include Marriott, Weber, Plain City, Taylor, Warren and West Warren acres, mainly cultivated land, with crop damage awaiting estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Weber Rivers
Weber
Marriott
Plain City
Taylor
Warren
West Warren
Rescue In Words Of the Principals Moose River Mine Rescue
The Moose River gold mine rescue is recounted in voices of the principals. Dr D E Robertson greets rescuers from the drill hole and says he can walk if able. Scadding asks to be carried gently as his son thanks God. Minister Michael Dwyer calls the job finished. Premier Angus MacDonald lauds the courage shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose River
D. E. Robertson
Charles Alfred Scadding
Michael Dwyer
Ed Gallie
Robertson
Donald Robertson
Ethel Scadding
Scadding
Angus MacDonald
Union Pacific Speeds Transcontinental Run to LA
Union Pacific announces a new Chicago to Los Angeles schedule cutting travel time to 39 hours 45 minutes. The service aims to bring the eastern city one day closer by rail travel time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Ethiopian Forces Repel Italian Drive South of Dessye
Ethiopian troops under Emperor Haile Selassie push back Italian advances near Dessye and Daye in a three day southward offensive. Ras Nasibu reports several thousand Italians killed and planes shot down as Crown Prince Asfa Wossen assumes administrative duties from Dessye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Ras Nasibu
Alor
Haile Selassie
Daye
Daggah Bu Ras Nasibu
Ogaden
Badudanan
Rodolfo Graziana
Ras Naisbu
Dessye
Ras Kabada
Asfa Wosan
Italian air raids threaten Dessye Addis road in Ethiopia
Italian air forces attacked Ethiopian troops along the Dessye Addis Ababa road with surprise squadrons near Doba and another group south of Dessye. Dispatches say heavy losses were inflicted while fog and mist offered some cover for defenders as Haile Selassie’s forces tried to keep the road open to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Dessye- Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Doba
Dessye
Negus
Typhoon Death Toll Rises in Camarines Norte
Seven more people died in Camarines Norte after a typhoon hit north of Manila. Two others were previously reported missing, bringing the toll to at least nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Camarines Norte
Justice of Peace Decides Question in Tacoma
Justice of the Peace Joseph A Mallory ruled that a fisherman may not be fined for fish not removed from his line. H D Stephens of Tacoma faced charges after allegedly catching the limit of 20 plus an extra, then letting seven more be removed by others. The judge fined Stephens $10 for the one extra fish and returned his tackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A Mallory
H. D. Stephens
Stephens
American Lake
Utah Car Hits Man Wounding Frank P. Bourne
Frank P. Bourne 57 of 534 South Sixth suffered a compound fracture and head and arm injuries after a Utah license Ford V8 struck him at Fifth Avenue and Halliday. Witnesses say the eastbound car turned right onto Fifth and fled the scene. Bourne was treated at home then taken to General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Bourne
Sixth
Fifth Avenue
Halliday
Utah
J. E. Taylor
Bidwell
W. E. Steers
South Fifth
Mr. Bourne
Bourne
General Hospital
Given Wright
South Sixth
Aston McMahon
South Fourth
Fifth
Ray Little
Campus day at University draws 1500 area seniors
About 1500 seniors from southeastern Idaho high schools are expected Friday for the annual campus day at the University. Exhibits and entertainments are being prepared by departments for the visitors with each unit presenting an exhibit or program reflecting its work. Under the direction of Guy P. Wicks and Walter Lefty Woodward an exhibition baseball game between freshmen and sophomores is planned along with track demonstrations and tennis, ping pong, cage ball, volleyball, badminton, archery, golf and other sports. The dramatic department is expected to present a program featuring university talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Idaho
John R. Nichols
Guy P. Wicks
Walter “Lefty” Woodward
Univers
Governor Ross Involved in Fatal Boise Accident
Ada county coroner T. Mee Cann will convene a coroner's jury to investigate the death of Norman Young a 65 year old bookkeeper killed when struck by an automobile driven by Governor Ross on a Boise downtown street during a heavy rainstorm. Witnesses said Young walked into the car at under 20 miles per hour and the governor assisted in taking the injured man to a hospital where he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
T. Mee Cann
Ada County
Norman Young
Ross
Young
McCann
Nampa
Helen Asadel
Lew Wilson
Wilson
Earl Conn
Ed Millner
Conn
F. E. Pittenger
Arthur Cunningham
Baseball scores and pitchers from today’s games
Today's major league results show Washington beating New York 6 1 in a scoreline of 003 00 New York 040 03 7 0. Cleveland defeated St Louis 6 0 with Whitehead and Sewell pitching. Boston toppled Philadelphia 5 3 as Ferrells led the hitting, Auker and Cochrane worked for Detroit, and Brooklyn divided with New York in a 2 0 rally. Cincinnati pulled a 6 1 win over St Louis while Chicago beat Pittsburgh 11 6 in a high scoring affair.
Preparedness Is A Good Policy
Washington dispatch notes Flon A. Stowater, 74, expresses firm belief that preparedness is a good policy amid evolving civic and national security concerns. The brief item emphasizes preparedness as a longstanding prudent approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Flon A. Stowater
Murder seen in boy's death shocks Altoona community
In Altoona Pennsylvania on April 23 authorities said 3 year old Matthew Sonny Karmendi died from a broken skull and police pursued leads after both his mother Margaret Karmendi and Roy Lockard signed sworn statements accusing each other of striking the child with a railroad spike. Both were questioned and detained as investigators sought the fatal blow details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Matthew
Sonny” Karmendi
Sonny
Robert J. Puderbaugh
Margaret Karmendi
Roy Lockard
Lockard
Puderbaugh
Karmendi
Boyer Undergoing Insanity Tests in Murder Case
Paschal L. Boyer, convicted slayer, is undergoing a series of neurological tests at Farmington hospital under guard by Davis County deputies. Doctors including Dr. Foster J. Curtis will conduct tests to determine sanity for a second trial relating to the October Woods Cross shooting death of Mrs. Blanche Nelson and other alleged killings in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Calvin G. Roberts
Daniel E. Lee
Davis County
Paschal L. Boyer
Foster J. Curtis
Farmington
Boyer
Blanche Nelson
Woods Cross
Salt Lake County
Great Western Sugar Reports Profit Decline in 1935
Great Western Sugar reports net profit of 515,250.06 for 1935, down from 5,726.72 in 1934. Earnings apportioned to 2.48 dollars per share versus 2.61 dollars in 1934, as of April 23 in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Rescue Ends as Two Survive Moose River Mine Incident
Charles Scadding and Dr. D E Robertson were brought to surface after ten days in the Moose River gold mine. Herman Magill died during the entombment. An inquest was held to determine Magill's death as recovery crews faced harsh cold and damp conditions at the abandoned mine near Robertson and Magill's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moose River
N. S
Charles Alfred Scadding
Halifax
D. E. Robertson
Slive
Herman Magill
Glenn Donovan
Magill
Robertson
Toronto
Scadding
Billy Bell
New Glasgow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt. Putnam Road
Rep
Mr. Boa
Negress
Florida
Dolores Casey
New York
Film Colony Associates
Union Pacific
Emperor Selassie
Justice of Peace
Ee Gee
Weaver
Millies
Ruffing and Dickey
Cleveland
Whitehead and
Sewell
Allen and Pytlak
Boston
Philaphia
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
Kelley and
Hayes
Detroit
St. Louis
Auker and Cochrane
Andrews and Hemsley
Brooklyn
Schumacher
Mancuso
Clark
Berres
Cincinnati
Dean
Davis
Derrincer
Campbell
Brown and Lopes
Pittsburgh
Birkofer
Padden
Hartnett
John Fiorenza
Nancy Evans Titterton
Broadcasting Company
Fiorenza
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!