Mooney Trial Postponed Amid San Francisco Protests
The Tom Mooney trial in San Francisco was continued to May 22 by Judge Louis H. Ward after demonstrators outside the hall of justice disrupted proceedings. Prosecutors offered no state evidence, and defense counsel Frank P. Walsh said the defense would focus on proving guiltlessness. Mounted police dispersed Mooney banners before court, no arrests reported.
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Weather Outlook Sees Little Temp Change Tonight Through Thursday
The forecast calls for generally cool conditions tonight and Thursday with only minor temperature shifts. Skies may stay partly cloudy and no significant precipitation is expected. Highs and lows should hover in the typical fall range for the region.
Brown Wins Pocatello Mayor Seat Amid Split Democratic Vote
Charles A. Brown, Republican, captured the mayoralty in Pocatello with 2136 votes to Carmack 1655 and independent Elmer Smith 1581, as Democratic candidates split votes. The council also shifted with J P Halliwell winning reelection. Smith, Townend, and Lessing ran as independents, while Democrats held overall control. Election swayed by intra party rift and a rainy voting day.
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Treasure from Hampshire salvage yields first gold batch
Reports from New York say a salvage ship off the West Orkney Islands recovered £15,000 in gold from the sunken HMS Hampshire, the vessel that sank after hitting a German mine in 1916 with Earl Kitchener aboard. Jubilation greeted the sunlit gold as details of the operation remained scarce. Charles Courtney, dubbed the wizard locksmith, reportedly journeyed to Europe amid rumors of involvement in securing the treasure.
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Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills April 26 Will Rogers mocks press belief that Roosevelt and MacDonald are in accord and notes Europe’s pattern of deals. He jokes Roosevelt has poker experience with Tammany and warns to watch the overuse of in accord while trusting Roosevelt.
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Quake Death Toll Rises in Kos to 119
The Aegean quake in Kos pushes deaths to 119 with over 600 injured. The old town area suffered severe damage as soldiers and medical teams arrive from Rhodes with food supplies after a Sunday tremor.
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Chicago Teachers Riot at Title and Trust Office
About 2500 Chicago teachers stormed the Chicago Title and Trust offices in the Loop shouting pay your taxes. Police faced off with militants as plate glass broke and traffic stalled. The protest followed tax delinquency on property held by the firm and salary gaps for teachers.
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Boy Slayer Sent to Reformatory
In Tacoma Washington a 15 year old, Robert Templeman of Buckley, was sent to the state training school at Chehalis after a juvenile court manslaughter case. He shot and killed his brother Oliver in a fit of rage and received an indeterminate sentence.
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Roosevelt and MacDonald Agree on World Economic Plan
In Washington the Roosevelt administration and Sir Ronald MacDonald outlined a seven point recovery program including tariff reductions and higher silver prices. They said key goals would be pursued at the June world economic conference and followed by further talks with Herriot of France to refine policy.
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Two Attorneys to Aid Idaho Allied Drys in Supreme Court
Boise April 26 AP Two attorneys Harry Kessler of Boise and A L Freehofer of Payette were retained by the executive council to act as friends of the court in a state supreme court case testing beer legality in Idaho. The case began with J Howard Speer of Jerome’s arrest for near beer sales and is set for May 11.
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Know Yourself handwriting analysis at People’s Store
Doma, a famed handwriting expert, offers readers a personal analysis at the People’s Store Thursday between 3 and 4 PM. The Pocatello Tribune directs readers to pages 3 and 10 for full details of the event and how to participate.
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Debate on credit currency plan extends into third day
The senate debates the administration's expansion plan as leaders predict passage soon. Senator Connally warns the 50 percent gold-content reduction raises constitutional questions while Reed and Robinson urge international monetary stabilization and caution against dollar depreciation.
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Girl Undergoes Eye Operation in New York
Helen Vasco a two year old with a dangerous eye glioma had the left eye removed along with a malignant tumor behind it in a 15 minute operation at Presbyterian hospital. Doctors said the condition was entirely satisfactory though the timing drew criticism from the mother and officials noted the surgery could save her life. If recovery proceeds normally she will be discharged in a week and receive a glass eye after the socket heals.
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Today’s Scores Reported Across Cities
Baseball scores from multiple games show New York blanking Philadelphia while Brooklyn edged by St. Louis in a tight contest. Cincinnati defeated Chicago. Detroit beat Chicago. Washington and New York both postponed due to rain and cold conditions in several cities.
Vault robbery attempt at University of Idaho allegedly by amateurs
Officers investigate an early Tuesday attempt to blow a vault in the University of Idaho Southern Branch administration building after night watchman G L Gregerson was tied and gagged. The raid ties to a theft of 1250 blasting caps and dynamite from the Dupont powder house. A suspect was arrested Tuesday. authorities doubt a link to the crime. Dave Hayes, 34, was fined $25 for vagrancy and sent to jail.
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Bannock Hotel Elevator Fire Damages Building
Fire at the Bannock hotel top of the elevator shaft caused an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 dollars in damage around 1 25 pm. Fire Chief A B Canfield blamed a likely elevator motor short circuit. Mrs T E Fitzgerald first spotted smoke and summoned help, with hotel staff and firefighters containing flames though hot tar complicated efforts. Water from hoses flooded the seventh floor corridor and carpets as crews prepared for an overhaul and electrical rework.
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Roosevelt to Name Nellie Tayloe Ross Mint Director
President Roosevelt plans to appoint Nellie Tayloe Ross former Wyoming governor as director of the mint. The move accompanies a broader shuffle with Charles E. Addams shifted from civil service to an unspecified post, as Lewis Douglas takes the budget post and another state gains the civil service post.
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Yesterday's Voting Analyzed In Pocatello Election
The article analyzes a local election in Pocatello where Republicans won the mayoralty with Brown and one council seat but feel the second council seat missed. It reports mayoral totals, straight ballot counts, scratched ballots, and suggests Ben Ross Republicans influenced the council race and criticizes Republicans for the defeat.
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