Anarchist plot thwarted against Chilean president
In Santiago authorities exposed and stopped a bomb plot aimed at President Carlos Ibáñez del Campo and his party. Ten kilograms of dynamite were found under a Rio Maipo bridge south of the capital and dismantled before the presidential train reached the city. Four arrests reported, including a general and a medical student. The incident occurred after a livestock show opening in Osorno. The president's party, cabinet members, congressmen, and reporters were aboard the special train.
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Santiago DE Chile
Carlos Tbanez
Rio Maipo
Santiago
Idaho Seeks Lower Gasoline Freight Rates
The Idaho public utilities commission asks the interstate commerce commission to cut freight rates on gasoline by one cent per gallon, claiming a $600,000 yearly saving for the state. The brief cites D the Denver and Rio Grande Western and Union Pacific areas, noting current Salt Lake City and Portland routes and the requested rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Public Utilities Commission
Interestate Commerce Commission
Commission
Oregon Short Line
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Commerce Commission
Mountain Country
Union Pacific
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Portland
Salt Lake
Rotse
Four Die, Three Hurt As Scaffold Collapses In New York
SCAFFOLD FALLS NEW YORK, Dec. 10 Four men were killed and three others injured Tuesday afternoon when a scaffold on the tenth floor level of a building under construction fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lindsey to Defend Self in Cathedral Riot Case
Ben B. Lindsey plans to blame Bishop William T. Manning for last Sunday's disturbance. He says Manning slandered him from the pulpit inciting the riot at St. John the Divine Cathedral. Lindsey claims the bishop provoked breach of the peace and inflamed the mob within Manning's congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ben B. Lindsey
William T. Manning
Lindsey
St. John the Divine
Manning
Episcopal
Bernard Iddings Bell
Columbia Uni
Democrats Press Hoover on Relief Policy During Public Works Bill Debate
Washington December 10 Democrats assail Hoover for his relief remarks as the $100,000,000 public works appropriation awaits a final vote. Chairman Jones urges action on the construction bill while Senator McKellar demands an apology for the president's remarks. Wagner says funds would lag six to seven months before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Jones
House
McKellar
Tennessee
Senate
Wagner
New York
Congress Debates Bills and Passes Major Relief Measures
Debates on maternity aid and drought relief as committees move ahead with $110 million unemployment relief and a $110 million public works bill. Muscle Shoals issues and tariff commission nominations are discussed as panels advance war farming and immigration suspension proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
Indian Affairs Committee
Muscle Shoals
Finance Committee
New Tariff Commission
Appropriations
Naval Committee
Military Affairs
Immigration Committee
Orpheum Tribune Kiddies Club Charity Show Planned
Archibald, manager of the Fox Orpheum theatre, announced at the Chamber of Commerce forum a charity matinee for city children. Entrance fees will be unperishable food donated to the Salvation Army to support the community relief program. The event is part of The Tribune Fox Orpheum Kiddies Club and will be held Saturday at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Fox-Orepheum
Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army
Tribune-Fox Orpheum
Rename Directors for A F District In Idaho Vote
Twin Falls Idaho December 10 with a light vote the American Falls reservoir district electorate renamed J H Barker of Buhl and A K Wiley of Springfield as directors for three year terms unopposed. Barker serves as secretary and has chaired the district since 1921.
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Twin Falls
American Falls Reservoir
J. H. Barker
Buhl
A. K. Wiley
Springfield
Dis
Barker
New Denaturant Alcotate Promises Safe Industrial Alcohol
Washington reports a new denaturant alcotate from California and Mexican petroleum that makes industrial alcohol taste and smell like spoiled eggs and garlic. Commissioner Doran says it is effective and harmless, with usage orders to be issued within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
Industrial Alcohol Bureau
Doran
Grace Brandon Testimony Nears in Fort Riley Poison Case
Miss Grace Brandon a 22 year old stenographer from San Antonio prepared to testify in the case against Major Charles A. Shepard army medical officer accused of poisoning his wife Zenana McCoskey Shepard at Fort Riley in June 1929. Theodore McCoskey Los Angeles brother of the deceased testified about the time of death and a florist linked Shepard to flowers for Miss Brandon before and after the wife’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charis A. Shepard
Kansas City
Grace Branden
San Antonio
Texas
Kas
Grace Brandon
Charles A. Shepard
Theodore McCoskey
Los Angeles
Zenana McCoskey Shepard
Fort Riley
Brandon
Potato dealer loses action in Idaho Supreme Court
Carl DeLong sued John Welch and other Idaho agriculture officials for 550000 alleging interference with his potato business. The Idaho Supreme Court dismissed the suit with prejudice effective December 6, ending a dispute that followed DeLong’s bankruptcy and accusations of derogatory statements harming his credit.
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Boise
Carl DeLong
John
Welch
Commissioner of Agriculture
Department
Supreme Court
DeLong
Twin Falls
Regulation of crops advised by Secretary Hyde
Boston December 10. Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde told the American Farm Bureau Federation that farmers must unite to regulate acreage and curb uneconomic expansion. He urged voluntary curtailment, organized production planning, and tariff protection to balance crops with market demand and prevent submarginal land from being brought into cultivation.
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Boston
Arthur M. Hyde
American Farm Bureau Federation
Direct primary favored by Idaho labor group
The Idaho State Federation of Labor backed a direct primary and pledged support when proposed to the legislature this winter as a convention in Boise closed with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Uncle Sam to Tap Treasury for Broad Relief Plan
President and Congress face five billion dollars in relief funding if all proposed measures pass. Public works receive 110 million, farmers loans 60 million, while the Patman veterans' certificates plan could cost 3.5 billion. Other ideas target highway aid, drought relief, state reimbursements, and veterans hospital construction.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Legislative Mill
Patman
Farm Loan Board and
Land Grant Colleges
Jury convicts Alec Burnett in prohibition case
Alec Burnett was found guilty of violating the prohibition law in District Judge Ralph Adair's court. He received a suspended six month jail term and a $100 fine, plus parole under Chase Clark, with 60 days in Blackfoot then required departure from the county. If he returns or breaks law, sentence may be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Alec Burnett
Ralph Adair
Chase Clark
Mackay
Burnett
Bingham County
McKinney
Ogden State Bank
Magnuson
Wansfered
Lemhi County
C. P. Abercrombie
Woman and three children killed in Seminole gas blast
A woman and three children died in a gas explosion that destroyed a small house on the outskirts of Seminole Oklahoma. Another child was badly burned.
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Seminole
Okla
Roosevelt urged patience on presidential race in Georgia
Governor Roosevelt told a Greenville club that no candidate is named yet and that water must pass under the bridge. Governor-elect Richard Russell praised Roosevelt as an adopted son of Georgia. A local judge called Roosevelt a candid, guileless man and urged backing him for the White House.
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Greenville
New York
Franklin D Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
J. R. Terrell
Meriwether County
Terrell
Frank McLaughlin
Chattahoochee
Prakin Roosevelt
White House
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Hollywood, December 10. Will Rogers reflects on Russia and the eight convicts who confessed under fear of execution and now face life in Russia. He pivots to remark on Congress, joking that the rumor of its session should be unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Russia
Stalin
Chamber forum backs $1500 relief fund in Pocatello
At Bannock hotel the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce heard Don C Brown outline a plan to raise a $1500 emergency relief fund. Leaders of fraternal, church and labor groups supported two motions to endorse the fund and appoint a committee to study employment to speed up local work and centralize aid efforts. Brown said recent review shows relief needs are not as severe as feared and duplication exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Lhincheon
Bannock Hotel
Don C. Brown
Brown
Shelley Men In Auto Accident Near Rigby
Four Shelley men were injured when two cars collided on the highway north of Rigby. W. B. Wright, banker, and Dr. H. J. Dyer, dentist, are hospitalized in Idaho Falls with a broken leg and severe head and body bruises. N. S. Sage suffered a back strain. C. M. Isenbrug escaped unharmed. Foggy morning limited visibility as they traveled from Island Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Island Park
Utahns Drop Test Case of Idaho Law
The Utah supreme court dismissed Merrill Mortuaries Inc of Salt Lake City suit seeking to test Idaho blue sky law authority to bar sale of burial service certificates. Dismissal granted at the request of counsel without ruling on merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Supreme Court
Merrill Mortuaries, Inc
Salt Lake City
Blue Sky” Department
Idaho
Navy abandons search for Fidelity fishing boat crew
The navy ended the hunt for the missing San Pedro boat Fidelity and its twelve crewmen near San Diego after destroyers and planes combed the ocean in a harsh weather area.
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San Diego
San Pedro
Fidelity
Navy
Eeereathersland
Idahoan cites growers need of advertising
At the sixty sixth annual convention of the National Woolgrowers association in Colorado Springs Idaho speaker F J Haggenbarth says wool growers gain from a strong tariff and advertising efforts. He cites a 300 percent support from Farm Board and Wool Marketing Corp and urges a $125000 advertising fund with a $400000 target. Paul Redington asserts poisons in predator control provide real farm relief despite criticisms.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
F. J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Federal Farm Board
National Wool Marketing Corporation
National Association
Paul G. Redington
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Rotary Visitation Highlights State Asylum Concerns
Blackfoot Rotarians visited the State Asylum with superintendent Dr. George Williams and guests from Shelley Idaho Falls and Thomas Kelly. Williams noted the facility houses 403 patients though built for 300 while calling for back-building to prevent collapse. Mayor Peck warned fire equipment and water supply are inadequate and proposed a five to six thousand dollar hookup with city water works for better protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
State Asylum
George Williams
Thomas Kelly
Shelley
John Haynes
Idaho Falls
Wiliams
E. T. Peck
Four Robbers Hold Up Bank in Livestock Exchange
Four armed men robbed the Interstate National Bank in the Livestock Exchange Building in Kansas City stealing an estimated 50 000 to 55 000 in currency. Police searched for the suspects as details emerged.
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Kansas City
Interstate National Bank
Livestock Exchange
For Sale Miscellaneous items sought for Christmas cash
The notice invites readers to convert unwanted furniture and small articles into Christmas cash by placing them in the For Sale Miscellaneous column of 1.2.3. It emphasizes turning unused goods into money quickly through the classified listings.
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Ibanez
Chile
Osorno
Will
Bishop Manning
Bourbons
Orpheum-tribune Kiddies’ Club
A. F. District
Shepard
Uta
Wilder
John HL. Amend
George Daniel
Amend
Caldwell
Grangeville
George Richards
Wes
J. M. Kerr
Lily Employer
Richards
Kerr
Higgins
J. Reuben Clark
Utah
Monjeo
Morrow
Senate Foreign Relations
American Faron Buereau Federation
Paris
Pierre Lavel
Jack Sharkey
May Schmeling
World Court
Post Office Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Parcel Post
Jean Doyle
Sam Franks
Memphis
Tenn
Sam
Federal Industrial Commission
West Point
Florida
Adair
N. Y
Franklin Roosevelt
Will Rogers
Pocatello
Rigby
Idahoan
Hagenbarth
Rotary
Blackfoot Club
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