Four Convicted of Manslaughter in Honolulu Lynching Case
Boise contractor Henry Gusman was convicted in Lewiston on one count of making a false certificate on a voucher for motor parts never delivered. The state planned to pursue two dozen more indictments against Gusman and two other defendants, with trials expected in early May.
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Lewiston
Ida
Henry Gusman
Boise Equipment
Idaho Highway Department
Gusman
H. F. Fox
Salt Lake City
Herbert Potsch
Highway Department
Potsch
Ben Kane
C d'Alene
Idaho Equipment Company
Fox
Board Members Asked Take Out
Ada county commissioners must decide whether to accept a Taxpayers Association appeal to cut wages by 20 percent for themselves and all county workers. The April deadline looms as today marks the last day to act on next year’s budget.
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Boise
Ada
County Taxpayers’ Association
The Star of Madagascar short story preview
Sunday Tribune teases The Star of Madagascar by Paul Deresco Augsburg. A tale of a gold obsessed heiress who seeks wealth and power yet must face responsibility as her mine yields gold and her husband remains the steadfast American. The plot features a daring leap from an ocean liner into a boiling wake and tests of love and loyalty.
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Tribune
Madagascar
Paul Deresco
Augsburg
Pocatello Welcomes Large Crowd On Shopping Days
More than a thousand out of town visitors joined Pocatello’s shopping days with free theatre tickets for visitors and families. Merchants report strong business and anticipate a larger southern Idaho turnout. Entertainment includes a high school band under L J Schnabel and the American Legion Auxiliary drum corps. Friday rain gave way to improved weather, 58 degrees in the afternoon and a 36 degree low, with fair today and cloudy Sunday. District M I A and commercial contests drew several hundred people.
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Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
L. J. Schnabel
American Legion Auxiliary
Aged Man's Body Found on Mountain Home Desert
The body of 80 year old William Lawson of Middleton was found by sheep herder Bill Stuart on Dorsey butte in the Mountain Home area. Coroner tentatively identified him. he disappeared two years ago while traveling in a Prince Albert coat to visit a nephew in Grand View.
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Boise
William Lawson
Middleton
Prince Albert
Mountain Home
Bill Stuart
Dorsey Butte
Lawson
Grandview
Magna Garfield Banks Consolidate in Utah
The First Security bank of Magna and the First Security bank of Garfield will consolidate and operate as the First Security Bank of Magna from Magna effective Monday. D. D. Moffat, president of both banks, says the merger will improve banking service and the new institution will join the First Security Corporation.
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First Security Bank of
Magna
Garfield
First Security Bank of Magna
D. D. Moffat
Utah Copper Company
Moffat
First Security Corporation
Verdict Stuns Massie’s Mother in Honolulu Lynching Case
Mrs. W C Massie of Winchester reacts after learning Lieut Thomas Massie 24 and three others were convicted of manslaughter in the Honolulu lynching case. She expresses shock and uncertainty about the verdict and its meaning.
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Winches
Thomas Massie
W. C. Massie
Winchester
Honolulu
Massie
Logan Defeats Pocatello Band in Interstate Contest
Logan high school won the Class A interstate band contest with Pocatello high school taking second. In Class B, South Cadhe high school secured first place and Preston High School of Idaho finished second.
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Utah
Logan High School
Pocatello High School
South Cadhe High School
Preston
Idaho
One Japanese official dies after Shanghai bombing
In Shanghai the death of Y. Kawabata president of the Shanghai Japanese Residents association followed a bombing at Hongkew park. Minster Mamoru Shigemitsu remained in serious danger, while General Shirakawa Major General Ugeda and Admiral Nomura recovered. The attack drew cautious reaction from Tokyo with no expected impact on Sino Japanese relations.
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Hongkew Park
Y. Kawabata
Mamoru Shigemitsu
China
Yin Kitsu
Manchuria
M. Shigemitsu
Yoshiori Shirakawa
Kenkichi Ugeda
Kichisaburo Nomura
Shirakawa
Nomura
Tokyo
Pocatello Wins Third Annual High School Commercial Cup
Pocatello captures its third annual district high school commercial contest cup at Idaho Southern Branch with Theodore Courtney in charge. American Falls places second and Shelley third as Pocatello earns multiple firsts in shorthand typewriting and bookkeeping with standout students Aston Chilton and Juanita Wright.
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University of Idaho Southern Branch
Theodore Courtney
American Falls High School
Shelley
Dean C. Goodsell
Shelley High School
Southeastern Idaho
Eunice Congleton
Pocatello High School
Lily B. Johnson
Preston
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May Ruggles
Boyd Hodson
University
Aston Chilton
Juanita Wright
Hazel Pollard
American Falls
Mary Nelson
Ardelle Kunz
Montpelier
Darrell Byington
Lava Hot Springs
Burnice Hansen Shelley
Pearl West
Maxine Rhodes
Firth
Sean DeGregory
Joe Davis
Josephine Cusano
Campus Day Attendance Surges in Southeast Idaho
More than 800 reservations from high school seniors and instructors from southeastern Idaho are set for the annual campus day on May 6, announced by Dean J R Dyer. He notes last year brought 600, and organizers expect over 1000 for the picnic supper, excluding local students.
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Idaho
J. R. Dyer
May Day Riots Threat Looms From Global Radicals
May Day celebrations fuel police watch in several lands. Vancouver BC reports radicals raided a powder magazine at Ashcroft stealing 1000 pounds of dynamite en route to protest. RCMP hunt radicals while railways brace for possible demonstrations. Russia warns of armed discipline. France ends with election day guard orders. New York police at 18000 strong prep all-day parades with Norman Thomas speaking.
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Ashcrot
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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Russia
Revolutionary War Council
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Red Army
Far East
New York
Norman Thomas
State to sue Citizens Bank Boise
The state board of education seeks to recover $5,000 in deposits from the defunct State Bank of Pocatello via a suit filed in district court at Pocatello. The action aims to place the Southern Branch of the University deposits on a preferred list for full payment as public money. The case follows an agreement with the attorney general after the assets were held by the receiver.
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State Board of Education
State Bank of Pocatello
State Commissioner of Finance
Attorney General
District Court
Pocatello
Commissioner of Finance
Utah Man Freed on Murder Charge
George Polakovich forty one admitted shooting O C Dean at Deans home after a February quarrel but claimed self defense. A district court jury in Utah freed him of first degree murder after less than an hour of deliberation.
Police Break Up May Day Marches in Philadelphia
Police dispersed two clashes in Philadelphia as several organizations tried May Day marches on city hall. About 500 marchers were charged at Fourth and Federal streets, using clubs, and after fleeing the crowd reassembled only to be dispersed again.
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City Hall
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Federal Streets
Hawaii Guardsmen Ready in Case Kahahawai Verdict Sparks Turmoil
Reports from Honolulu indicate officers maintain telephone contact to react quickly after the Kahahawai lynching verdict. National mood runs high as navy element voices anger at the manslaughter ruling against four defendants. In Washington the House approves an administration of public works measure to cut federal spending.
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National Guard
Seval
Joseph Kahahawai
Navy
Washington
Administration of Public Works
House
McKellar Questions Massie Trial Fairness
Senator Mc Kellar of Tennessee said defendants in the Massie case in Honolulu did not get a fair trial. In Seattle Dr. Albert G. McKeown confessed to beating his elderly mother claiming a natural primitive urge. the case resumes Monday before the jury.
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McKellar
Tenn
Massie
Honolulu
Seattle
Albert G. McKeown
Farmers face seed loan deadline across six states
Salt Lake City reports Monday is the filing deadline for seed loan applications for farmers in Utah Colorado Wyoming Idaho Nevada and California. Regional seed loan chief Perry P Burnham notes 12 626 farmers have received 1 769 125 in seed loans to date. In Joliet Illinois Max Miller seeks police help to locate his son Gus Miller 23 held since Thursday night by kidnapers demanding 50 000.
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Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
California
Perry P. Burnham
Federal Seed Loan Office
Lindbergh Baby Missing Two Months As Investigations Stall
Hopewell New Jersey April 30 AP It will be two months tomorrow since Charles A Lindbergh Jr was kidnapped with no definite clue to his whereabouts. John H Curtis one of three Norfolk men pursuing the return has departed on another secret mission sailing from Norfolk aboard the yacht Marcon with Lieut George L Richards of the naval air station and Edwin B Bruce of Elmira New York. A radio message was sent to Detroit gunman Harry Fleischer to contact an unidentified person via a New York lawyer but no results were reported.
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Hopewell
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
John H. Curtis
Norfolk
Marcon
George L. Richards
Naval Air Station
Edwin B. Bruce
Elmira
N. Y
Harry Fleischer
Detroit
New York
Payette Printer Commits Death by Own Action
Payette Idaho April 30 Harry Smith a printer at the Payette Enterprise shot himself to death at the plant yesterday. Officers offered no reason for the act. He is survived by a wife and a daughter who is a school teacher.
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Payette
Idaho
Harry Smith
Payette Enterprise
Four Convicted in Massie Lynching Case in Hawaii
In Honolulu four defendants including Lieutenant Massie and Mrs Thalia Massie are found guilty of manslaughter by a racially mixed jury after a case tied to the attack on Mrs Massie and Kahahawai. National guard precautions accompany the verdict amid tense public reaction as retrials loom.
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Honolulu
Joseph Kahahawat
National Guard
Thomas Hl. Massie
Granville Fortescue
A. F. Weeber
Weeber
Massie
Kahahawal
Thalia Massie
Former O. S. L. Employee E. R. Hall Dies
E. R. Hall longtime O. S. L. employee died Friday after a lingering illness at a local hospital. Survived by widow Maria P. Hall of 142 Taft Avenue and children Leona Cornelia Glen Vernon and Helen. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at the Fifth Ward LDS church with Bishop James Quinn officiating.
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O. S. L. Employe
Maria P. Hall
Taft Avenue
Leona
Cornelia
Glen
Vernon
Helen
Fifth Ward
L. D
James Quinn
Utah Fair Tonight and Sunday With Little Temperature Change
The Utah forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Sunday with only minor shifts in temperature. Winds remain light and skies mostly clear across the region.
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Utah
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Hollywood humorist Will Rogers reflects on congressional salary cuts for aviators and a failed bill. He jokes about Henry Ford proposing a new eight and a garden car, noting taxpayers face daily risks while politicians face elections.
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Calif
Henry Ford
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