United States Silent On Japan Attitude In Far East Crisis
Washington weighed Japan's semi official manifesto on China as Britain urged Tokyo to clarify its stance. State Department studied related treaties and documents while Hiroji Saito delivered the Japanese text to Undersecretary Phillips. London voiced concern but did not commit.
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United States
Japan
China
State Department
America
Great Britain
Tokyo
Britain
England
Hiroji Saito
Associated Press
Far East
Foreign Office
London
Doctors Fight Blood Disease in Young Leukemia Patients
In New York April 25 AP reports doctors struggle to save two girls with leukemia as a second blood transfusion is arranged for 3 year old Mary Labora-Doldan in Buffalo and 4 year old Roma Garrett in Grasslands New York. The disease has caused deaths of four children in ten days and investigators pursue X ray treatments amid limited hope.
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New York
Mary Labora-Doldan
Buffalo
N. Y
Roma Garrett
Grasslands
Willie Mae Miller
Memphis
Tenn
Jimmie Furlow
Jackson
Miss
Ee Alesio
Jersey City
Steel Production Jumps Four Points in Early Spring
New York report shows steel production rising to 56 percent of capacity in April with expectations to surpass the July 1933 peak. The note cites a four point gain and hints at continued improvement into the week ahead as output climbs.
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New York
Rain Ends Boise Heat as Chilly Showers Rise
Boise and southern Idaho experienced light rain ending a spell of record April heat. A trace was measured with a high of 50 and a low of 43. Officials forecast fair weather tomorrow and a return to warmer temperatures.
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Noop
Weather Bureau
Boise
Idaho
Senate Delays On Sugar Bill In Washington Speech
President Roosevelt said he would study protests from the Philippines Hawaii and Puerto Rico before signing the sugar control bill. The conference report was taken up but laid aside until certain Senators could attend. Senator Borah protested a house amendment exempting Cuban sugar from the processing tax. Senator Costigan said the amendment aimed to prevent discrimination against Cuban sugar already paying a 2 cent import duty.
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Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Senate
Borah
Idaho
House
Cuba
Costigan
D. Colo
Sosevelt
George
D. Ga
Montpelier Man Called By Death
John W. Barrett, 45, president of the J. W. Barrett company and Montpelier native, was found dead in Salt Canyon's Thomas Fork creek after a fishing outing. He may have suffered a stroke or drowned. funeral plans were not yet set. He leaves a wife, son, daughter, parents, four sisters, and other relatives.
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Montpelier
John W. Barrett
J. W. Barrett Company
Thomas Fork Creek
Salt Canyon
Barrett
Troy bowler Westfall ready for bowling enthusiasts contest
Arthur G. Westfall chairs the Upper Troy Masonic Club Bowling league in Troy New York. In 16 years he missed only one night due to an automobile accident. He has bowled 1 344 league games 84 per season totaling 136 745 pins at an average of 176.
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Troy
N. Y
Arthur G. Westfall
Upper Troy Masonic Club
Shot Whizzes Over Boise Officer as Tense Chinese District Quietly Minds Peace Pact
A shot fired from an alley in Boise's Chinese district narrowly passed Special Officer William Hunt's head near Sixth and Seventh streets. Police suspect a nervous shooter rather than an intentional attack. Chief Tom Cribbins kept a special patrol in place as three Chinese groups considered a peace agreement. Hop Sing tong and Sooey Yuen Society weighed joining, with San Francisco awaiting word before finalizing.
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Boise
William Hunt
Lui Gar Lan
Sixth
Seventh Street
Tom Cribbins
San Francisco
Cribbins
Hop Sing Tong
Hop Sing
Sooey Yuen Benefit Society
Luli and Fong Family Society
Aed Man
Y. Hip Sing Tong
Voluntary Attendance Rules Reversed at Alfred Holbrook College
In Lebanon Ohio April 25 Dr Holly Estil Cunningham president of Alfred Holbrook college reversed the initial policy of voluntary class attendance. A year after founding the school the rule allowed students to decide on attendance, but rising truancy and lax behavior prompted curtailment of the plan.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Holly Estil Cunningham
Alfred Holbrook College
Cunningham
Plan to Form Trade Council in Idaho
Will Simons of the Idaho division of the National Council led a meeting with local NRA and compliance boards to outline plans for a retail trades council. A Friday 9 30 a m gathering at the chamber of commerce will organize officers and affiliate delegates from various institutions. Simons noted the government prefers councils to enforce codes, else federal agents enforce, and cited foodstuff price violation complaints in Pocatello.
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Will Simons
Idaho
The
National Council
Fiebd
Sullivan
L. F. Parsons
State Chamber of Commerce
NRA
Simons
Retail Trades Council
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Milton Fire Station Siren Demonstration Goes On
Milton Oregon on April 26 the contractor showing a new fire station siren to councilmen activated it and forgot how to shut it off as it continued to wail.
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Milton, Ore
Rotary honors youth during observance of Youth Week
Local Rotarians paid tribute to the younger generation at noon on Tuesday with each member host to a son daughter or a youthful friend in observance of Youth Week in Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
Dog Saves Girls From Big Rattler
LEWISTOWN MONT April 35 A dog is credited with saving two girls, daughters of Mr and Mrs Roy Allen, from a venomous rattlesnake. The snake struck as the girls picked wildflowers and the dog jumped between them and the reptile. The dog was bitten on the shoulder and the owner killed the snake and cut out the bite with a pocket knife. He expects the dog to recover.
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Lewistown
Mont
Roy Allen
Allen
Fleet Passes Through Canal in Historic Panama Transit
The U S fleet completes a 111-vessel transit from the Pacific to the Atlantic via the Panama Canal led by the aircraft carrier Lexington. Censorship on dispatches was lifted after the event, praised as a valuable, precedent-setting operation coordinated by admirals and crews.
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C. Z
Lexington
United States
Panama Canal
Melville
Gatun Locks
Pacific
Atlantic
Associated Press
David F. Sellers
Cap
Baseball Scores From Today Across Leagues
National and American League results show several games with varied final scores. Notable items include St Louis and Detroit matchups, Chicago vs Detroit, and postponed games in Boston Washington and New York Philadelphia due to cold weather.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Prosecutor Attacks Bishop in Conspiracy Trial
Prosecutor accuses Bishop James Cannon Jr of trying to hide behind a woman during his trial on conspiracy to violate the federal corrupt practices act. Ada L. Burroughs, co-defendant linked to Cannon in 1928 SMU church case, is mentioned. Wilson contends Cannon spent contributions for personal use and lent money to a life-long friend.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Southern Methodist
Alfred E. Smith
Wilson
Cannon
Farmer George Hobson Uses Squeals to Judge Livestock
Neighboring residents praise George Hobson a trained farmer for accurately judging livestock weights by their squeals. He explains the skill though neighbors remain uncertain how he does it.
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George Hobson
Treasury lists Tumulty as silver holder with four futures
The treasury submitted a list to the senate naming Joseph P. Tumulty secretary to President Wilson as holding four long May silver futures totaling 100000 ounces. The report aims to expose possible undue speculation and follows an earlier list. the treasury faces difficulty obtaining complete data from about 100 names.
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Washington
Senate
The
Treasury
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilson
Tumulty
Highway Bureau Awards Contracts in Idaho Jobs
The Idaho Bureau of Highways awarded three contracts. Northwest Roads of Portland won a Lewiston paving job for 66,229 dollars. William Hoops of Twin Falls received oil surfacing for a Twin Falls highway and nine miles between Buhl and Clover for 54,100 dollars. W. C. Burns of Idaho Falls landed the Salmon City bridge approach project for 31,31 dollars.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways Today
Northwest Roads Company of
Portland
Lewiston
William Hoops
Twin Falls
Buhl
Clover
Salmon City
W. C. Burns
Idaho Falls
GOP chairman not to resign amid health rumors
Reports that Everett Sanders would resign as Republican chairman were denied by J Bennett Gordon. Sanders was said to be recuperating at a Maryland farm. Gordon called accounts of a resignation wholly unqualifiedly untrue, though discussions of a successor had been underway for weeks.
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Washington
Everett Sanders
J. Bennett Gordon
National Committee
Sanders
Maryland
Goddon
Pew
Blackfoot Man Deprived of $50 in Confidence Scam
A Blackfoot, Idaho man identified as Ernest Roy told police in Salt Lake City that a con artist deprived him of $50. Roy said he borrowed the money to post bond for a drug store salesman job, with the bond to be returned after use. The suspect disappeared with the funds.
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Alt Lake City
Ernest Roy
Blackfoot
Idaho
Reward Posted For Capture of Million Dollar Killer Dillinger
Indians join hunt for John Dillinger with bows and arrows as crowds assist police in tracking the American gangster. Reports say the Midwest suffers Dillinger jitters as residents stay awake with guns. Three federal operatives arrested near a northern Wisconsin resort face $50,000 bail each on concealment warrants.
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London
John Dillinger
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Indiana
Desperado
U. S
J. J. McManamy
Ann Southern
Rose Anker
Mariam Marr
Twelve Hundred Seek Relief Jobs in County Centers
An influx of workers outside Pocatello and Alameda shows 1212 registered for relief employment. Under the new program compensation is for urban work only while rural relief workers receive store orders, with 450 men and 30 women currently employed in Pocatello on varied projects. Only relief roll men may work on CWA projects, delaying some jobs until qualified from the rolls. A flour carload for relief and a cereal shipment are arriving at local headquarters.
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Pocatello and
Alameda
Federal Relief Headquarters
Pocatello
Arimo Resident William J Brady Dies at 47
William J Brady 47 flour mill operator of Arimo died at a local hospital after a long residence in the area since 1917 born January 14 1877 in Colorado. Survived by widow four children June Len Arlie and Maxine Brady and father L E Brady all of Arimo plus brothers Ray Brady Salt Lake City and Hugh Brady Vir Hall.
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Arimo
Utah
Colorado
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June
Len
Arlie
Maxine Brady
L. E. Brady
Ray Brady
Salt Lake City
Hugh Brady
Old Toreador Gets a Break
In Madrid an elderly torero Antonio Sanchez, returning home, defeats a runaway bull in a market shambles of vegetables. The crowd of grateful vegetable dealers salutes him with gifts and the traditional tribute of the animal's ears as he continues homeward.
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Madrid
Antonio Sanchez
Sanchez
Idaho Crickets Again On Move Across Idaho
April 25 Boise AP reports T B Murray director of the biological survey notes scattered Meghen crickets across Pine Creek Beach Bonneville County Willow Creek near Idaho Falls Fort Hall area Smiths Prairie South Fork Boise River foothills Boise trenches tin fences and rivers offer only partial obstacles as crickets drift downstream and reestablish new fronts.
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Boise
T.B. Murray
Biological Survey
Pine Creek Beach
Bonneville County
Willow Creek
Idaho Falls
Fort Hall Reservation
Smith's Prairie
South Fork
Boise River
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Murray
Coffin Says House To Pass Road Bill In Idaho
Rep. T. C. Coffin telegrammed Gov. Ross that the Cartright bill appropriating 400 million dollars for public roads is virtually certain to pass the House. It would yield about eight million dollars for Idaho road building if allocations mirror last year. Coffin said the bill has favorable committee backing and may be taken up under special rules.
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Boise
T. C. Coffin
Ross
House
Cartright
Senate
Idaho
Coffin
Committee On Roads
Dillinger Hunters Ordered to Shoot to Kill
A Hollywood report cites a headline about Dillinger hunters told to shoot to kill. The column notes the pursuit and mentions capturing associates and women connected to Dillinger as part of the ongoing chase.
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Hollywood
Cal
Dillinger
Massive Hunt: 5000 Officers Seek Dillinger in Midwest
In Mercer Wisconsin on April 25 AP reports an immense manhunt for John Dillinger. More than five thousand officers plus federal agents scour Wisconsin Illinois and nearby states chasing the fugitive famed for bank robberies and a deadly crime spree.
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Elk River
Twin City
Dillinger
John Dillinger
Mercer
Wis
America
John Dillinger Beefore Long
Department of Justice
Division of Investigation
Chicago
Indiana
John
Europe
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Washington
W. A. Rover
George
Idaho Man Takes Life at Cascade
Elbert Patterson a 23 year old hardware store worker in Cascade Idaho died from self inflicted injuries. He apparently left his friends at midnight in good spirits and was found Tuesday morning by his brother in law L G Morris after the store opened. He had slashed wrists and was shot in the abdomen. Officials offered no motive.
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Cascade
Idaho
Elbert Patterson
Hale Patterson
L. G. Morris
Pocatello Men Are Sentenced
Blackfoot reports on April 25 that Charles Watson and Willard were sentenced in a case involving Pocatello men.
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Blackfoot
Charles Watson
Willard
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