Lamb feeders urged to apply business sense at wool growers meet
E. J. Maynard of Colorado college told 66th annual National Wool Growers Association convention in Colorado Springs that business methods are needed to cut costs. He urged lamb growers to accumulate reserves for lean years and noted new feeding areas in Utah Idaho Colorado Nebraska and Montana due to sugar beet industry and cheap hay regions. He warned against weak marketing and urged an advertising campaign to promote orderly marketing.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
E. J. Maynard
Colorado Agricultural College Today
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Maynard
West
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Nebraska
Montana
Five Wounds in Jenkins Body Detected in Trial
In St Anthony Idaho Miss Jennie Bishop faces murder charges in district court after Glen Jenkins testified he feared death if he spoke. Coroner William Hansen described five bullet wounds in David R. Jenkins found in a canal, with another wound from a blunt instrument. The state alleges the slaying followed discovery of alleged improper relations.
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ST. Anthony
Idaho
Jennie Bishop
David R. Jenkins
Glen Jenkins
William Hansen
Jenkins
Miss Bishop
John Jenkins
David Jenkins
Idahoan Crushed in Car Accident Claims 16 Year Old
Gene Wade aged 16 died in Council Idaho after a car he was driving tipped over on Main Street. Witnesses said the vehicle did not travel fast before it capsized. He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Wade and a sister. his father is foreman at Mesa orchards.
Moffett Urges Aerial Forces Expansion
Admiral Moffett urges expanding Navy aircraft squadrons to the London treaty limit as relief from unemployment. He proposes 55,200 tons in carriers and many cruisers with landing decks and seeks raising the 5-year program from 1,000 to 1,125 planes. He also calls for more maintenance crews at Hampton Roads and San Diego or higher civilian labor funding.
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Washington
Moffett
Adams
Aeronautics Bureau
Hampton Roads
San Diego
Cal
Sugar Producers Near Agreements
European delegates at the International Sugar conference have reached the base trading stage. They agree that mutual sacrifices are essential to save the industry from overproduction, but each seeks to minimize its burden.
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Brussels
Cattlemen Voice Board Approval At San Francisco Meeting
Nearly 500 cattlemen gathered for a two day joint convention of the Western Cattle Marketing Association and the California Cattlemen's Association. Directors approved the federal farm board cattle program and supported cooperative marketing associations tied to a national body to unify and stabilize the industry. E. E. Forbes of Marysville presided and said the industry was not so bad off given overall conditions.
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San Francisco
Western Cattle Marketing Association
California Cattlemen's Association
Federal Farm Board
E. E. Forbes
Marysvile
Cal
Legge
Farm Board
Change date set for McClurg murder appeal hearing
The Boise Supreme Court delayed the John McClurg appeal to escape hanging in the alleged murder of his wife. The new filing date for the defense brief is March 1 with 30 days for the state, and 20 days for a reply brief for the defense.
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Boise
Supreme Court
John McClurg
WCTU backs Hoover if he runs again for president
Mrs. Ella A Boole of the Women's Christian Temperance Union said the WCTU supported Hoover in 1928 and will back him in 1933. She noted the recent WCTU convention praised his stand on the principles they defend. Oliver W Stewart urged a new unified strategy to unite prohibitionists nationwide beyond existing groups.
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Washington
Ella A. Boole
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Hoover
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
W. C
T. U
Veteran Leader Drives Rail Workers for Six Hour Day
A. F. Whitney, veteran organizer and president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, leads thousands seeking a six hour day or five day week to curb unemployment. Whitney, who began as a freight brakeman at 16, has spoken across the United States and Canada to press shorter hours as a cure for job losses caused by automatic machinery.
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Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmer
Whitney
Eagle Grove
Iowa
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
National Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
United States
Canada
Four Bodies Recovered in North Dakota Farm Death Case
Police in Watford City North Dakota report four bodies found three in a barn floor grave and one on the farm as authorities edge toward solving the February disappearance of the Haven family. Charles Bannon, charged with embezzlement, was linked to the case as authorities recover Haven A J2 and two sons Daniel and Leland Haven, with Mrs Haven and another child still missing. Bannon claimed the Haven family moved to Colton Oregon and he helped them board a train.
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Watford City
N. D
Schafer
Charles Bannon
A. J2
Haven
Daniel
Leland
Bannon
Colton
Ore
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune About Poisoned Alcohol
Beverly Hills December 12. Will Rogers jokes that the government will not kill drinkers with poison but will make them suffer with a new ingredient that smells like garlic and bad eggs. He says drinkers will cope by pinching their noses and diluting it with Jockey Club cologne.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Will
Soldiers Open Fire in Jaca Spain Revolt
Madrid reports 3000 infantry and artillery units fired on Jaca near the French border to quell a rebellion as the Berenguer government imposes radio and telegraph censorship. Major Ramon Franco, escaped prisoner and famed aviator, is cited as a leader in the revolt.
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Madrid
Spain
Jaca
Berenguer
Barcelona
Ramon Franco
Steeg Accepts Cabinet Offer In France
Theodore Steeg accepted President Doumergue's mandate to form a new cabinet, succeeding Andre Tardieu. Steeg, a left bloc senator, would complete his cabinet by morning after earlier pushes by Poincare, Barthou, Laval failed.
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Paris
Theodore Steeg
Andre Tardieu
Steeg
Senate
Doumergue
Tardieu
Poincare
Louis Barthou
Piere Laval
KraftPhenix President Whitney Resigns Effective 1931
Jason F. Whitney resigns as president of Kraft Phenix Cheese, effective January 1, 1931, after the Kraft Cheese and Phenix merged three years ago. A Utah fair is noted with little temperature change for tonight and tomorrow.
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Chicago
Jason F. Whitney
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Whitney
Phenix Cheese Corporation
Kraft Cheese Company
Ross likely taps southeastern Idaho figure for welfare post
With under a month to inauguration, Governor elect C Ben Ross weighs appointees. Observers expect a southeastern Idaho man to head Public Welfare, a department long debated by state politicians, and the pick may reflect Ross campaign support and strategic moves.
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C. Ben Ross
Ben
Ross
Department of Public Welfare
Idaho
Military takes hand in Cuba amid disturbances
Havana reports say President Machado declared martial law and suspended constitutional guarantees for 60 days to quell island turmoil. The American embassy denied requests for troops and denied resignation rumors as police used force to restore order. Unsettled weather with possible rain and snow expected tonight and Saturday.
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Havana
Cuba
Machado
Supreme Court
Guatanamo
Congress
Local Chamber Members Vote to Endorse Community Chest
Solon’s death brings truce as Washington reports say President Hoover issued another statement against relief foes. Senate adjourned after passing 118 million emergency public improvements bill with free-hand proviso. Republicans seek cooperation on tactics while limiting relief to treasury.
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Community Chest
Washington
Senate
Capitol
Hoover
Overman
North Carolina
Six Directors Elected by Chamber of Commerce
Six directors were chosen from twelve candidates by the chamber of commerce after a ballot of 168 votes. The new board includes E. L. Ames A. B. Arps J. W. Brinkley T. D. Jones Walter Newcomb and H. B. Thompson. The group will meet Tuesday morning with holdovers to select officers at a Bannock hotel breakfast.
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Ames, Arps
Brinkley
Jones, Newcomb
Thompson
C. of C. Board of
Chamber of Commerce
E. L. Ames
A. B. Arps
J. W. Brinkley
T. D. Jones
Walter Newcomb
H. B. Thompson
J. R. Dyer
John W. Foreman
J. P. Halliwell
John Hood
F. E. Mackenzie
C. Ben Ross
Bannock Hotel
Reorganized Board
Pocatello
Chamber
Michaud
Center Street
Man Confesses to Multi Million Theft in California
Gilbert Henry Beesemyer, 45, secretary manager of the Guaranty Building and Loan in Los Angeles, admits in a written confession to defalcations totaling as much as eight million dollars over nine years. Directors say the misappropriations harmed the association and related firms. Beesemyer is in custody facing grand theft charges. The union had about 20,000 depositors.
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Hollywood
Cal
Guaranty Building and Loan Association of
Los Angeles
Gilbert Henry Beesemyer
Beesemyer
North American Bond and Mortgage Company
Guaranty Holding Corporation
Charles A. Whitmore
State Building and Loan
Association
Whitmore
California
Beenemyer
Emergency Jaca Revolt Quieted By Berenguer Proclamation
AP dispatches report Premier Berenguer declaring the Jaca revolt contained after an emergency cabinet meeting. Rebels reportedly fled toward the French border as Spanish authorities sought to restore order.
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Madrid
Berenguer
Jaca
Golden Gate Bridge Bids Call Set for Feb 15
San Francisco directors announce bids will be received February 15 for the Golden Gate Bridge project connecting San Francisco with Marin County. A 35 million dollars bond issue was approved last month to finance construction. work is slated to begin in spring.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Marin County
Sudden Illness Claims Life of Sen Overman
Washington reports the death of Senator Lee Slater Overman of North Carolina after a sudden internal hemorrhage ended his 28 years in the Senate. He entered in 1903 and was a key Democratic figure, especially during World War I, beloved for public service and collegial spirit. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Overman and daughters Mrs. E N Snow and others arriving from Salisbury. The senator will be buried in North Carolina.
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Senate
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Washington
Lee Slater Overman
Overman
E. N. Snow
E. C Gregory
Gilbert Hambly
Salisbury
Wilson
Bannock County School Trustees Elect Officers
C. J. Mack of Downey was elected president and L. R. Hoopes of Thatcher named vice president at the Bannock County School Trustees two day session. The group voted to make the county superintendent assistant the permanent secretary with Frances Gray assuming duties immediately.
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C. J. Mack
Downey
Bannock County
L. R. Hoopes
Thatcher
Frances Gray
Senate Adjourns In Honor Of Senator Overman
The Senate adjourned today out of respect for Senator Overman of North Carolina who died early this morning. Senator Simmons announced the death and chaired the session, as a funeral committee was named to attend services in Salisbury North Carolina.
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Washington
Senate
Overman
North Carolina
Simimmons
Lfelong
Curtis
Salisbury
N. C
Simmons
Watson
Robinson
Arkansas
Smoot Fletcher
Borah
Smith
Jones
Swanson
Norris
Ransdell Sheppard
Hale Johnson
Harris Moses McKellar
McNary
Walsh
Massachusetts
Phipps and
Shortridge
New Plan for Sheep Growers
C N Arnett, president of the Intermountain Livestock Marketing Association, outlined a threefold program at the 66th annual National Wool Growers convention in Colorado Springs. The plan aims to cut marketing costs, provide farmers with market and demand data, and develop a financial institution to finance producers with low interest to move livestock into consumption channels orderly.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
National
Wool Growers Association
C. N. Arnett
Intermountain Livestock Marketing Association
Arnett
Intermountain Marketing Association
C C Approves Sale of Moffat Road to D A R G W Interests
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad’s acquisition of the Denver and Salt Lake Moffat line. Consolidation aims to build the Dotsero cutoff in western Colorado shortening Denver to Pacific coast distance by 173 miles. Estimated cost 3 million dollars with nine months construction.
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Washington
Denver and Salt Lake
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Denver and
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Ube Moffat
Dotsero
Rio Grande Road
Glenwood Springs
Cola
Colorado River
United States Court of Appeals
Moffat Road
Moffat Sociation
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National Conference of Organizations
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New York
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Sam Prank
Memphis, Tenn
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