Honolulu case set for jury in Massie murder trial
April 25 AP reports the prosecution slated Stanford psychiatrist Dr Joseph Catton to testify as the final expert in Massie murder case. The state argues Kahahawai was slain by a sane man seeking revenge, not by an insane killer. Defendants include Lieut Massie his mother in law and two Navy men with potential 20 years to life implications.
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Honolulu
Thomas H. Massie
Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Joseph Catton
Stanford University
Catton
Kahahawai
Massie Lane
John C. Kelley
Granville Fortescue
Albert O. Jones
E. J. Lord
Albion Normal Savings Report Shows Biennial Cut
Albion Normal school will return to the state treasury 11500 this year reflecting an 48700 saving for the biennium. Commissioner W D Vincent was informed by C E Bocock president of the Normal school. The school’s appropriation reached 210652 plus fees endowment receipts and other income. Endowment funds receipts to the school fell 31400 versus last year, forcing budget economies.
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Albion Normal School
W. D. Vincent
C. E. Bocock
Normal School
Bocock
Weather and Baseball Scores Hit by Postponements and Ties
Rain and cold postpone several baseball games including Chicago at Detroit and Boston at Philadelphia. Final scores show Cincinnati edging St Louis 4 2 while New York and Brooklyn battled to a 5 5 tie. Hallahan Mancuso Lucas Manion and Hargrave contributed key hits.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Hallahan
Mancuso
Lucas
Manion
Phila
Australian flier and partner freed in Clarke death case
Mrs Jessie Keith Miller and Captain W N Lancaster were released as investigators shift lines in the Haden Clarke death inquiry. State Attorney Hawthorne and Peace Justice Ferguson postponed today’s original inquest for further inquiry.
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Miami
Jessie Keith-Miller
W. N. Lancaster
Haden Clarke
N. Vernon Hawthorne
Thomas E. Ferguson
Newspapers Not Shirked Duty In Spite Of Conditions
Kent Cooper, AP general manager, says U S newspapers have not shirked public duty and have kept news adequately despite losses. Circulation remains steady while advertising revenue falls, and reliance on the AP has aided coverage. He notes sharp increases in Far East reporting from Manchuria and Shanghai.
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New York
Newspapers of
America
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
Association
Cooper
A. P
Japan
China
Manchuria
Shanghai
Boise rivals clash over prohibition in Senate race
Dr Owen Stratton of Salmon and Harry Kessler of Boise, both Democrats, reaffirm their stances on prohibition as they file candidacy. Kessler says other Democrats fail to address liquor policy and calls for a party rebirth of vision and courage. Stratton demands repeal of the prohibition amendment.
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Owen T. Stratton
Salmon
Harry S. Kessler
Kessler
Stratton
G. P. Mix
Moscow
J. P. Pope
W. Orr Chapman
Twin Falls
Dr. Stratton
John Thomas
Gooding
J. Wesley Holden
Idaho Falls
James P. Pope
Burton L. French
Compton I. White
Clarks Fork
George A. Meffan
Nampa
Cecil Peckham
Wild- Pr. Co. Psessman
Addison T. Smith
I. H. Masters
T. C. Coffin
Pocatello
W. F Alworth
Filer
Harold Yeamans
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Santa Monica clarion from April 25 recounts Will Rogers lampooning investors and politicians. He cites Gray’s revival of investigations and Charles Dawes’ jab at the peanut stand while noting pressure on Mellon over British debt and public attitudes toward tax policy.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Gray
Wall Street
Charles Dawes
Mellon
Will Rogers
Forty-Five Seek Nominations for State Jobs in May Primary
Forty five candidates will seek nominations for state offices in the May 24 primary as filings close. Republicans total sixteen and Democrats twenty nine. Republicans face contests in U S Senate, secretary of state, and state superintendent. Democrats contest all but four offices.
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United States
Idaho Politicians Observe Gusman Trial In Lewiston
In Lewiston Idaho on April 25 the Gusman fraud case opened in district court. Henry Gusman of Boise, president of Idaho Equipment, faces four charges of taking state property and 28 counts of presenting false vouchers. Governor Ross a Democrat spearheaded the probe, seeking reform before the next election. The piece lists candidates for U S Senate and Congress in the Idaho primary and notes filing fees totaling 2499.50.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Gusman
Henry Gusman
Boise
Idaho Equipment Company
State Highway Department
C. Ben Ross
Ross
Herbert Petsch
J. J. McReedy
Elmer Aldrich
Carl Kitchen
Cascade
Barvilla W. Clark
Idaho Falls
Secretary of State
Boy 13 Fatally Shoots Father in Gilbert Arizona
In Gilbert Arizona 13 year old Robert Merrell got up in the night grabbed a pistol shot and killed his father R W Merrell former mayor of Gilbert. The mother was wounded in the neck and her 11 year old son Charles was shot in the hip. The boy fled on a pony as officers searched for him. The mother blamed no prior trouble and says the boy appeared wildly enraged before the shooting.
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Gilbert
Ariz
Robert. Merrell
Lloyd J. Andrews
R. W. Merrell
Six Die in Dam Cave-In at Marmet West Virginia
Rescue crews battled rain and crumbling walls at the new federal dam site near Marmet. The Kanawha River banks collapsed burying workers. five bodies were recovered and searchers expected more as they continued digging for missing men. The buried include Charles Ryan and James Collins, Albert Roush, Lewis Thornton and Harry Coleman.
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Marmet
W. Va
Charles Ryan
Kanawha
James Collins
Albert Roush
Lewis Thornton
Harry Coleman
Delbert Gordon
Roads Report Fair Condition in Eastern Idaho
Eastern Idaho roads are generally fair with frost and water damage in spots. Main routes are open and traffic rises daily though Monida suffers mud holes. a lone plow on the Ashton to West Yellowstone stretch is expected to take weeks to clear and reopen the high.
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Idaho
Monida
Ashton
West Yellowstone
Roosevelt to lead Manila departure for northern Luzon
Governor General Theodore Roosevelt will depart Manila by air tomorrow afternoon for the northern Luzon area. Reports say Japanese fishermen are fishing illegally in Philippine waters and robbing forests of timber.
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Manila
Theodore Roosevelt
Luzon
Philippine
Six Hundred To Inspect Campus Day at Idaho University
Prof. Thomas West leads campus day at the southern branch with 453 seniors from high schools listed as definite attendees scheduled for Friday May 6. An estimated 600 visitors are expected from other Idaho towns. Registered schools include Malad Ammon Paris Spencer Lava Hot Springs St Anthony Soda Springs Moore Idaho Falls Oakley Hagerman Blackfoot.
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Thomas West
University Southern Branch
Idaho
Malad
Ammon
Paris
Spencer
Lava Hot Springs
St. Anthony
Soda Springs
Moore
Idaho Parls
Oakley
Hagerman
Blackfoot
Senate Finance Committee Issues Tax Votes on Coal Oil Copper
In Washington on April 25 the senate finance committee voted on tariff items in the revenue bill. They kept oil and coal import taxes and added a copper levy to be set later. All votes were close with oil tax tied 9 to 9 and lumber duties rejected 1 to 6.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Seven Held for Death of Indian Farmer
Seven men are jailed in Johnston county on murder charges in the death of Jim Wood, a wealthy Indian farmer. Authorities say the slaying may involve an organized forgery and stolen bond gang linked to an international ring dealing in bonds, diamonds, and Canadian liquor. Three suspects arrested in Oklahoma City reportedly confessed to participating in the shooting. Wood was killed April 5 at his farm. named defendants are George Davis, M. W. Newman, Floyd Stapp, Buster Brannon, Roy L. Denmark, Wilmer Spears, and Leroy Kirklin.
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Tishomingo
Okla
Johnston County
Jim Wood
Fred Hunt
Wood
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Chicago
George Davis
M. W. Newman
Floyd Stapp
Buster Brannon
Roy L. Denmark
Wilmer Spears
Leroy Kirklin
Indian student thriving at Bacone College in Oklahoma
Fort Hall Idaho April 25. Pres B D Weeks reports Adolph Sampo full blood Shoshone from Fort Hall who attends Bacone College Bacone Okla is making commendable progress and has been hired as a camp counsellor for a boys camp in southern Texas. He finished high school at Sherman Institute Riverside California and funds the local agency office has arranged support for his college study.
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Fort Hall
Idaho
Bacone College
Bacone
Okla
Adolph Sambo
Texas
Adolph
Sherman Institute
Riverside
Calif
Hitler Gains In Diet Race In German States
Adolf Hitler's national socialists emerge strongest in four of five states in yesterday's diet elections yet lack clear control of any. In Prussia they win 162 seats, equal to the present coalition, giving the NSDAP 203 seats with four minor parties. The communist share rises to 57 seats. Deaths, injuries, and arrests are reported amid the vote.
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Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Wilhelm Kube
Hitler
Bavaria
Prussia
Reich
Hitlerites
People's Party
Slightly Cloudy Forecast With Slight Temperature Change
Weather bulletin notes a slightly cloudy sky with unsettled conditions tonight and Tuesday and little change in temperature.
Unertiled Tonight and Tuesday Showers Likely
Weather report indicates a chance of showers tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change expected across the period. Local forecasts suggest unsettled skies and a cool to mild air mass.
Woman Says She Traveled to See Lindbergh Home
The Kansas City mystery flyer explained her Kansas City to Princeton NJ flight and return by saying she merely wanted to see the Lindbergh home. Reporters identified her as Mrs. Lee Faubion, wife of a machinist, but she would not confirm.
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Princeton N. J
Lindbergh
Lee Faubion
Shopping Days to Draw Eastern Idaho Guests to Pocatello
Pocatello invites all eastern Idaho residents to Shopping Days on Friday and Saturday April 10 as travel costs drop and retail prices tighten. The chamber of commerce plans entertainment for thousands, with gala streets, bands, free beat tickets, parking perks, and courtesies. The event, boosted by a Yow railroad fare cut, will be broadcast in a 22 000 copy Tribunes edition stretching from Ashton to the state line. Five tons of paper printed. Train 17 made special stops at Bancroft and Lava Hot Springs.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Um Pocatello
Eaern Idaho
Pocatello Tribunes
Ashton
Dubois
Burley and Ruspert
State Line
Bancro
Lava Hot Springs
Hopewell Nursery Baby Photo Not Their Son Lindbergh Claim
A Hopewell New Jersey report says motion pictures of a baby left a San Jose nursery were shown to Col Lindbergh and Charles A Lindbergh and they declared the child is not their missing son.
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N. J
San Jose
Cal
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
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