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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1928

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Fearful Words Tied to Sack Murder Case in Los Angeles

Mrs Amelia Appleby warned by real estate associate George P. McNally that Dr Charles M McMillan sought her money and might poison her. Grand jury probes her slaying as deputies analyze hammer stains while McMillan denies involvement and cites threats by two men.

Los Angeles Amelia Appleby Charles M. McMillan George P. McNally Wilmington Cal McMillan McNally Grand Jury William Bright Dr. McMillan

Greece recalls minister from Turkey over Lausanne issues

An Athens dispatch reports the Greek government recalling its minister from Turkey due to dissatisfaction with Angora's handling of Lausanne treaty agreements. Greece intends to appeal to The Hague or the League of Nations for arbitration.

London Athens Turkey Angora Hague Tional Court of Arbitration League of Nations Iion

Indians Seek $61 Million Restitution for Northwest Lands

Spokane based attorney and Kalispell tribal advocate William S. Lewis travels to Washington to lobby Senate and House committees on Indian affairs over a claim for more than 61 million dollars. The Kalispells allege their last tracts in what is now northwestern Washington northern Idaho and northwestern Montana were seized without treaty or compensation, including hunting and fishing rights.

Spokane. Wash Kalispell William S. Lewis Washington Senate House

Big rail merger talk and a buried body surface in reports

Reports from California and Omaha recount两 major railroad merger talk centered on Union Pacific Western Pacific and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line with Kuhn Loeb backing. In California A W Grotefeld a wealthy merchant linked to John M Train & Co is found dead on Moss Landing beach after a November disappearance. In Omaha M A Scandrett is named president of the Milwaukee road amid merger rumors and regulatory scrutiny.

Salinas Calif California A. W. Grotefeld Moss Landing Here Grotefeld John M. Train & Co Chicago Watsonville Roland H. Hartley Washington Seattle Omaha M. A. Scandrett Union Pacific Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad H. M. Adams Union Pacific Western Pacific Railroad Kuhn-Loeb House of International Bankers Western Pacific Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Salt Lake Oregon Short Line Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company St. Joseph and Grand Island Milwaukee Road Western Pacific Road Adams Scandrett Milwaukee Interstate Commerce Commission New York Kuhn-Loeb Company Hill Railroads Burlington Union

Average Man May Reach 100 Year Life Cycle

Dr. Eugene Lyman Fiske, medical director of the Life Extension Institute, told a race betterment conference in Battle Creek that hygiene, eugenics and preventive medicine have added 37 years to life expectancy in 400 years. He said there may be no limit to lifetime through nurture and control of tissues. He argued humanity did not inherit a 100 year life but may acquire it.

Battle Creek Mich Eugene Lyman Fiske Life Extension Institute Fiske Piske

Sword swallower William Moody dies after injury and flu

William Moody 23 a professional sword swallower died in Kansas City after injuring himself Friday with a butcher knife while demonstrating to a restaurant patron. Influenza developed after the accident.

Kansas City William Moody

Idaho Congressman Foresees Favorable Budget Report

Addison T. Smith reports to Mayor C. Ben Russ that the Budget Bureau will favorably review House Bill 308 for a 25000 survey of the Michaud division and other Fort Hall lands. He expects quick support from the Indian Affairs Committee and hopes the measure will join the appropriation bill with Interior Department review complete.

Bureau of the Budget Washington, D. C Michaud Division Fort Hall Indian Reservation Addison T. Smith Idaho Washington C. Ben Russ Pocatello Secretary of the Interior House Senate Michaud Fort Hall

Juror Claims Threats in Sinclair Contempt Case

Edward J. Kidwell Jr a juror in the Fall Sinclair trial says he was threatened with prosecution if he did not testify as the government wished in the criminal contempt proceedings against Harry F Sinclair W J Burns and their associates.

Washington Harry F. Sinclair W. J. Burns Edward J. Kidwell, Jr

Americans Ready to Bomb Sandino Rebels in Nicaragua

In Nicaragua on January 3, U S marine air forces prepared to bomb Sandino rebels driven into forests after clashes at Quilal Five bombing planes under Major R E Rowell. Other planes bombed rebel groups. casualties not yet determined as planes returned to base. Marines and guards hold Quilal with ample supplies and medical care for the wounded. Air strikes aided by ground columns advancing toward Quilal.

Managua Nicaragua United States Marine Air Forces Quilall R. E. Rowell Telpaneca Ocotal Quilalt Ccolumns Quilal

Lindy Close to War Zone in Central America

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh moves toward Quilali as U S Marines press operations against Sandino rebels near Tegucigalpa Honduras. He plans to fly from Tegucigalpa to Managua with possible extension to Colombia and Venezuela while awaiting Panama arrival after January 8.

San Salvador Augustino Sandino Charles A. Lindbergh Tegucigalpa Honduras Quilali Honduran Lindbergh Managua Nicaragua Marine Corps Colombia Venezuela Panama Belize British Honduras National Palace Llopango St. Louis

Traffic police in Constantinople ordered to stop gesturing

Constantinople reports 4000 accidents and 3000 deaths in the past year. The prefect orders traffic police to stay motionless on platforms and signal only with fingers to reduce confusion among pedestrians and drivers.

Constantinople

Dawn Plane Went Down Off Cape Cod Missing Passengers Believed Lost

Portland Maine January 3 Evidence that Mrs Princes Wilson Graysons missing plane the Dawn and its four passengers went down near Cape Cod emerged from a schooner crew report. A radio operator aboard the Oakey L Alexander earlier heard a call plane down and later the Rose Anne Belleveau crew reported motor sounds and a splash amid heavy seas about 18 miles northwest of Nauset light.

Portland Princes Wilson Grayson Cape Cod Atlantic Oakey L. Alexander Jerome Knowles Rose Anne Belleveau Nauset Beach Light R. V. Comeau

Expert Tells Why Linen is Costing More

London report cites advertising expert Miss Madge Coules of the Evening Standard explaining linen price rises. She notes a flax shortage as Russia tightens flax exports to push costs higher, urging women to shop January sales for relief.

London Russia Madge Coules Evening Standard

Weather Update Warns of Light Winds and Cooling

Tonight remains fair with a cool low in the northwest and a slight temperature drop continuing into Wednesday. Forecasters note a modest shift in air today with minor temperature changes across the region.

Hickman pleads not guilty to kidnaping and murder

William Edward Hickman appeared in Los Angeles court today and entered not guilty pleas to kidnaping and murder, saying he is insane for the murder. Judge Carlos Hardy denied further delay and set the trial for January 25.

Los Angeles Pendleton Ore William Edward Hickman Kansas Ciity Marian Parker Marian Marjorie Perry Parker Hickman Carlos Hardy Asa Keyes Jerome Walsh Walsh Wiilhiem Edward Hickman Carios Hardy Tle Hickman Kansas City Parker Perry Bill) Parker William E. Hickman Harold L. Davis

Death by own action day patterns in Chicago reveal peaks

Chicago coroner Oscar Wolff figures show Thursday records the highest personal crisis deaths, with Monday second. Safety chief Frank Singleton notes most auto pedestrian accidents cluster Monday between 5 and 6 pm. A psychologist links midweek dating stress to Thursday spikes.

Chicago Oscar Wolff Frank C. Singleton Board of Education

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