Thomas Urges C C Cavanah For Dietrich Seat
Senator John Thomas urged President Hoover to appoint C. C. Cavanah of Idaho to the ninth circuit to fill the late Frank S. Dietrich. Cavanah, on the federal bench since 1927, was nominated after Dietrich’s death and has long practiced law in Idaho, once in Borah’s firm.
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Washington
John Thomas
Idaho
Hoover
C. C. Cavanah
Ninth Circuit of Appeals
Frank 8. Dietrich
Cornwall Jennings to Open Salt Lake Storage Warehouse
The Cornwall Jennings Warehouse Co of Salt Lake City has purchased the Intermountain Equity building on East Halliday Street between First and Second Avenues. It plans renovations and a January opening for storage warehousing and general intercity local trucking. About twelve to fifteen workers are expected.
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Cornwall-Jennings Warehouse Company
Salt Lake City
Intermountain Equity
East Halliday Street
First and
Second Avenues
Cornwall- Jennings Company
Pocatello
Idaho Falls Girl Tops Beet Growers Contest
Roba Duffy of Lorenzo won the beet growing contest with 28.99 tons from one acre in the six upper Snake River valley counties. She also earned a $25 prize from Utah Idaho Sugar for best cared feet tops and a $50 from the bank, plus $217 for her beets.
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Idaho Falls
Roba Duffy
Lorenzo ‘S
Snake River Valley
American National Bank
Will Rogers Wire Story From Beverly Hills
Will Rogers reports a Raleigh News and Observer plan by Uncle Josephus Daniels to stage a charity football mock game after a Duke North Carolina tie. Tickets would benefit charity, keeping proceeds out of conference hands and drawing new audiences with a synthetic Notre Dame Alabama idea.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
North Carolina
Duke University
Anthony McKelvin
Notre Dame
Alabama
Will
Sell Your Used Radio Through Tribune Want Ads
Cash you can get selling your used radio helps meet the price of a new one for Christmas. You can sell the old set for cash through Tribune Want Ads as others do daily. Call 12-3 and say Charge It.
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Tribune
Proving There Is a Santa Claus in Santa Claus, Indiana
An Associated Press story notes the Santa Claus post office handles increasing holiday mail with many cards sent to bear the Santa Claus cancellation mark. Postmaster Jim Martin has processed thousands of pieces yearly, and this season set a new high. Santa Claus sits near Lincoln City with Tell City to the southeast and Evansville farther southwest.
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Santa Claus, Ind
Associated Press
Santa Claus
Indiana
Jimmy” Martin
Lincoln City
Tell City
Evansville
Will to Revolt Fails in Spain Says Labor Leaders
Boise labor council disapproves Bald ridge wage cuts and endorses keeping wages steady while reducing hours to boost employment. In Franco-Spanish frontier notes, unrest subsides as revolutionaries withdraw, union actions persist, and Socialist leaders flee or hide across the frontier.
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Boise
Boise Trades and Labor Council
H. C. Baldridge
Hoover
W. L. Robison
Pocatello
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Associated Press
Hendaye
Hoover Dam to Be Above All in U S
The Boulder Canyon project dam will rise 727 feet making it the tallest in the nation. A government contract around 109 million dollars for the dam and power house is the largest single government award to date. Other tall dams cited include Owyhee 405 feet and Arrowrock 349 feet.
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Washington
Boulder Canyon
America
United States
Owyhee
Oregon
Arrowrock
Idaho
Shoshone
Wyoming
Elephant Butte
New Mexico
Horse Mesa
Arizona
Roosevelt, Arizona
Baby Gangster Returns Sought in Independence Case
James Page, Jackson county prosecutor, seeks agreement with Independence authorities to return Everett Haldiman 17, described as leader of 15 baby gangsters now under arrest. Police say Haldiman confessed to killing a filling station operator near Independence and, per a statement from his girl companion, also killed William H. Price a Kansas City bakery driver to thrill his friends.
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Kansas City
James Page
Jackson County
Independence
Kan
Everett Haldiman
Haldiman
William H. Price
USC official Warren Bovard Dies in Suicide at Home
Warren B. Bovard, vice president of the University of Southern California since 1927 and son of a former university president, shot himself in the head at his Los Angeles home during the night and died shortly after. Police reported the death today.
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Los Angeles
Warren B. Bovard
University of Southern California
Noted Wyoming figure Hugo Donzelmann dies at 82
Hugo Donzelmann former Wyoming attorney general and US consul in Prague has died at his Cheyenne home after a long illness. Born in Germany, he immigrated as a youth, joined the US Army at 17, studied law in Virginia, moved to Cheyenne in 1873, passed the Wyoming bar in 1882, served as attorney general for two years, and later as consul from 1897 to 1901 amid a prominent legal career.
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Cheyenne, Wyc
Hugo Donzelmann
Wyoming
United States
Donzelmann
Germany
St. Louis
United States Army
Virginia
Cheyenne
Prague
Bohemia
Final crop estimates list Idaho potatoes at 25 million bushels
Washington December figures from the Agriculture Department show Idaho potatoes at 25,038 thousand bushels with a farm value of 15,023 thousand dollars. Other states report winter wheat and hay production, as well as flaxseed and potatoes, with Montana and Washington among top producers.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
California
Seven and Half Inches of Snow Falls in 24 Hours
Old Sol greeted a snowbound city as seven and a half inches fell in 24 hours on the 17th with a total ground depth of fourteen inches. Traffic stayed free despite icy streets and lighter winds. historical records show higher snowfalls in 1916 1917 and 1929. Temperatures ranged from 15 above to 49 degrees. unsettled weather and below normal readings were forecast for Friday.
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Sol
Weather Bureau
Daily Register
Detroit Actress Margaret Owen Identified in La Salle Slay Case
Miss Margaret Owen, actress, told Detroit police she was the woman who called Jerry Buckley to the La Salle hotel lobby where he was killed by three gunmen on July 23. She said the call was innocent and that she believed she was arranging a party for a mayor recall.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Margaret Owen
Jerry Buckley
la Salle Hotel
Snow Removal Underway In City Business District
City crews used a grader tractor to level heavy snow drifts along curbings in the business district. Work started at 1 AM with trucks hauling snow from heavily trafficked streets. Subways will reopen for several days to relieve congestion before O B S railroad repairs resume with new timbers.
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Jesse Giles
O. 5B. S. Railroad
Nineteen Hurt in Crash of Bus and Car
In Cincinnati Ohio on December 18 a street railway bus skidded on an icy street and crashed into a street car injuring nineteen people. Thirteen were taken to General Hospital and six to St Marys Hospital. About forty five passengers were aboard the bus.
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Cincinnati
General Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Cabinet narrowly escapes defeat in House of Commons
Keen speculation followed a narrow government victory as the House of Commons rejected a measure to continue the dyestuffs act by 244 to 258 votes. The result left the government facing a perilous parliamentary position and questions about its dairy.
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London
House of Commons
Edward Rosenbaum Dies at Salt Lake City
Edward Rosenbaum vice president of Desert National Bank and head of Rosenbaum Brothers, Wholesale General Merchandise, died at his home after a long illness at age 65. Born in Germany he came to Ogden in 1881, later moving to Salt Lake City in 1899 to organize Rosenbaum Brothers with his brother Nathan.
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Salt Lake City
Edward Rosenbaum
The
Desert National Bank
Mayor Suspends Police Officers After Convictions
Great Falls Montana December 18 Mayor A J Fousek suspended chief Ray M Gaunt and five other officers after they were convicted yesterday of conspiring to violate prohibition laws. A police commission hearing was set for next Tuesday night.
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Great Falls
Mont
Ray M. Gaunt
A. J. Fousek
State rests in Bishop murder trial in Idaho
In Idaho, Jennie Bishop faces murder charges for the slaying of David Jenkins a year ago. The state rested after 51 witnesses testified. Defense planned to present about 10 witnesses as testimony was set to continue next week.
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St, Anthony
Idaho
Jennie Bishop
David R. Jenkins
Jenkins
Utah Fair Tonight and Friday Sees Little Temperature Change
The Utah forecast indicates minimal temperature shifts for tonight and Friday with a steady pattern. Light winds and dry conditions are expected across the region, keeping daily highs in a narrow range and lows in the upper range for the season.
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Utah
Guatemala Restored After Street Battle and New Government
In Guatemala City a street battle left 117 dead or wounded as a third government in a week formed. General Manuel Orellana became president to guide transition until General Lazaro Chacon recovers from illness. Baudillo Palma is believed to seek refuge at the German legation. Washington weighed recognizing the new regime as the ruling faction amid Latin American political upheaval.
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Guatamala
Guatemala
Manuel Orellana
Lazaro Chacon
Baudillo Palma
Chacon
Council of Ministers
Washington
State Department
Idaho Prepares to Enforce Operation Steliziation Act
A list of more than 100 subjects for operation of the Steliziation act was presented to the Idaho commissioner of public welfare after a meeting of the state eugenics board. The roster includes heads of penal and charitable institutions, with homes drawn from inmates. five cases were already before prosecutors from Blackfoot asylum St Anthony industrial training school peniten tiary and Orofino asylum.
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Boise
Cose
Commissioner of Public Welfare
State Eugenics Board
Cc. K. Macey
Public Welfare
Blackfoot
Industrial Training School
St. Anthony
Orofino Asylum
Defense argues autopsy incomplete in major’s murder trial
Defense testimony cited by Major Charles A. Shepard aims to show the autopsy of Zenana Shepard was not extensive enough to determine death. Fort Riley physician FE Strickler testified the wife’s condition stemmed from alcohol use and a stomach pump was unnecessary.
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Kansas City
Kas
Zenana Shepard
Charles A. Shepard
FE. J Strickler
Fort Riley
Shepard
O S L Employes to Assist Charity Plan Inaugurated
Salt Lake City yard employes of the O S L begin a two days for charity plan with switchmen agreeing to work 28 days a month instead of 30. The change, arranged by the employer committee and general manager, will be extended to other yards with lodge approval.
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Salt Lake City
George W. Munt
B. of R.C
Hoover Dam Outlay Planned At 300 Million Dollars
Plans for the Boulder Canyon project call for starting construction about April 10 with bids opened March 4. The contract for the dam power house and generation system will go to a single bidder, first power expected in 1935, and labor to be recruited from veterans and U S citizens. Reclamation Commissioner Mead says 300 million dollars will be spent, 165 million authorized by Congress, with the remainder to be provided by affected states.
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Washington
Boulder Canyon
Wilbur
Colorado River
Interior
Hoover
Hoover Dam
Mead
Congress
Interior Department
Ross expects to cut budget in Idaho transition
Governor elect C Ben Ross begins a study of state expenditures with aims to trim costs and secure value for every dollar. He notes the state is a large employer and purchaser and will seek cheaper purchases while avoiding unrealistic cuts.
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Boise
Ben Ross
Democratic Party
Idaho
Northwestern snow and cold snap forecast this week
Readable weather notes indicate tonight and Friday will bring snow in the north with wet portions elsewhere. Temperatures will run below normal, with extreme north areas not as cold as previous forecasts.
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Putton
What Congress Is Doing Continues Debating Bills
Congress actions include debate on an emergency construction measure, a bus regulation bill, and a drought relief bill. Committees move on power and defense topics, with hearings on deficiency funds and warship construction, while a veterans hospitals site inquiry proceeds.
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Appropriations Committee
Naval Committee
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Judiciary Committee
Federal Power Commission
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