Armistice Talk Eyed in Shanhaikwan Chinese Dispute
Tokyo reports Marshal Chang Hsiao-Liang signals readiness to negotiate an armistice with Japanese forces near Shanhaikwan. Parley to open soon with Major Miura meeting General Ho Chu-Kuo while Japan seeks far reaching terms tied to Boxer Protocol restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Chang Hsiao-Liang
North China
Shankaikwan
Rengo Agency
Tientsin
China
Rengo
Chinchow
Manchuria
Nakamura
Chujiro Miura
Ho Chu-Kuo
Shanhaikwan
Marshal Chang
Jehol
Japan
Foreign Office
United States
France
Britain
Italy
Germany
Peiping
Peiping-Shanhaikwah
Glass Banking Bill Before Idaho House
The Glass-Steagall bank guarantee bill was introduced in the Idaho House but action was postponed to a later day after objections to immediate adoption. The session also adjourned early for Ravenel MacBeth's funeral, and moves included awarding printing work to Capital News Publishing with a challenge to reconsider later. A brand inspection bill allowing officers and owners to inspect livestock in transit was also introduced to curb cattle theft on the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Congress
Glass-Steagall Bank
Idaho
Senate
Ravenel MacBeth
Idaho State Mining Association
House
Capital News Publishing Company
Satterfield
Bannock
Blind rivals in knife fight over love of woman in Oakland
In Oakland California two blind men Joseph Parker and Manuel Licon fought over Elena Aguilar. A fist fight escalated as Licon stabbed Parker in the abdomen with a knife. Parker hospitalized, Licon jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Joseph Parker
Manuel Licon
Elena Aguilar
Robins Seen Near Mink Creek and Elk Near Kinport Peak
Game Warden L A Lehrbas reports over 200 robins sighted near Mink Creek on Saturday. E L Anderson in charge of the north Pocatello airport sees about 700 elk grazing near Kinport Peak during a flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lehrbas
Mink Creek
Pocatello
E. L. Anderson
Kinport Peak
Kent plan presented to Senate panel for unemployment relief
C A Miller of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation outlined a relief proposal dubbed the Kent plan. It would have the government reimburse industry for losses to restart normal operations, aiming as a near term solution to unemployment. Miller cautioned he was not binding other officials and faced criticism over La Follette Costigan bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
C. A. Miller
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Miller
Atlee Pomerene
LaFollette- Costigan
Hit and run driver sought in Butterfield death
Salt Lake City police and Fort Douglas authorities hunted a hit-and-run driver after Private Frank J. Butterfield 29 of Company K Fort Douglas was struck and killed on a city street. Miss Marie Baldwin reported a small roadster with two men and one woman fled the scene and a young woman about 20 said she had an accident and was afraid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas
Frank J. Butterfield
Company K
Marie Baldwin
Butterfield
Baldwin
Leaders confident machine age will outpace depression
More than 150 leaders in finance industry and research joined Alfred P. Sloan Jr in telegram replies to his note that "the inevitable progress and momentum" of America will go on. They urged continued research and invention to raise production and demand, arguing industry should relentlessly pursue innovation despite the downturn. Alfred E. Smith echoed optimism, noting a backlog of demand and forthcoming manufacturing reflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
America
Sloan
al Smith
Alfred E. Smith
Move Starting for Lower Phone Rate Move Starting for Lower Phone Rate
The Idaho public utilities commission weighs a petition from labor leaders and Idaho Grange groups asking Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph to cut telephone rates. Signers include W. L. Robison and August Rosqvist of Pocatello. The petition cites a 25 percent drop in company property value since 1919 and protests rules deemed unjust. The commission says a legislative appropriation over 5000 would be needed to revalue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Public Utilities Commission
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
W. L. Robison
Pocatello
Idaho State Federation of Labor
August Rosqvist
New Bannock County officers sworn in all Democrats
The Bannock County courthouse welcomed new officials and reelected leaders as every county officer took oaths. Chairman TH C Christensen led the oath, with deputies also sworn in for the first time. Downey resident Mark Manley was named county assessor and announced key staff appointments. Page Seven continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Board of County Commissioners
TH. C. Christensen
R. T. Slate
J. J. Facer
Grace Hall
Dis
Christensen
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune to Mrs Coolidge
A Will Rogers column praises Mrs Coolidge in warm terms for her dignity sincerity and modest graciousness praising her as a model influence beyond political rank. He notes Coolidge’s rise as first lady and compares her to other leaders while emphasizing common sense and consideration for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Cal
Calvin Coolidge
Will Rogers
Doctor Is Found Burned to Death in Nevada Crash
Dr. B D McLeod age 63 Harvard Medical graduate 1894 found burned in his automobile wreck east of Tonopah Nevada as he returned from an early call. Investigators consider the possibility another person died in the crash. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs Roy Morgan of Honolulu. Fair outlook for Utah forecast with little temperature change.
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Tonopah
Nev
B. D. McLeod
Here
McLeod
Harvard Medical College
Nevada
Boston
Roy Morgan
Honolulu
Widow tightens grip on murder case in Chicago
Attorney James M Burke says Frances Schildhauer plans to expose life details after seclusion in friends home. He says if she was unfaithful so were her husband and others, and she wants to cooperate with authorities in solving the December 10 slaying of Juwn Schildhauer, music instructor at Austin High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James M. Burke
Juwn Schildauer
Frances Schildauer
John Stege
Frances
Prohibition Repeal Bill Heads to Senate Floor
Democratic leaders denounce the repeal measure in the House as not in line with party platform while the Senate judiciary committee quickly backs the Blaine repeal proposal to decouple the eighteenth amendment. The committee vote was 10 to 4 with a plan to limit ratification to seven years and to let states decide the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Blaine
Ciry States
King
Utah
Businessman in Colorado pardon bid pursued by detectives
Fred Frankel attorney for Harry Stanley of Cleveland says Stanley, who escaped a Colorado prison 14 years ago, is on his way west to seek a pardon from the Colorado governor. Detectives have been searching for Stanley as an alleged bail-jumper from St. Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred Frankel
Harry Stanley
Colorado
Stanley
St. Louis
Frankel
Eighteen Die in Spanish Uprisings Across Industry Centers
Madrid reports 18 killed and many wounded as a wave of extremist unrest sweeps the young republic. Coordinated actions by various extremist groups hit industrial centers nationwide with surprise attacks Sunday into Monday. AR rests number not estimated, widespread turmoil reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Smith
Associated Press
Madrid
Jan
Republic of Spain
Carabanchel
American Woman Dies in Shanghai in Plane Crash
A couple in Shanghai, Christy Mathewson Jr and his bride Margaret Phillips, died and were injured respectively as a two motor plane nose-dived near the river bank. Mrs Phillips died in hospital. funeral for Mrs Mathewson to be held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Christopher
Christy) Mathewson, Jr
Margaret Phillips
Philadelphia
Mathewson
Col
Richard S. Hooker
Pennsylvania Congressman Kendall Takes Own Life
Washington January 9 A veteran Republican from Pennsylvania Samuel Austin Kendall aged 73 killed himself in his House office after prolonged grief over his wife Minnie Edith Wiley Kendall who died last August The note to his children said he could not bear the suffering and wished to join his wife and child in heaven His body was found in his office chair with a pistol in his hand near the House Office Building by a mail carrier shortly before noon The couple had been married nearly 50 years and their son Grant Van Nest who died in 1913 is mentioned in the note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Austin Kendall
Pennsylvania
House
Little van
Grant van Nest
Kendall
Minnie Edith Wiley
Liscomb
Iowa
Grace Macona Angus
French liners suffer damage in multiple incidents
Paris January 9 two more French ocean liners were reported damaged one by fire as Cherbourg prepares to drydock the Atlantique after a fatal blaze. France at Le Havre also damaged by fire while Angkor held up near Saigon as parts are rushed to the Mediterannean service.
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Paris
Atlantique
Cherbourg
France
le Havre
Angkor
Saigon
Marseilles
Georges Phillipat
Arabia
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Pop
Committee
Salt Lake
Halloran
John J. Halloran
Phoenix
Ariz
Maricopa County
Grand
Winnie Ruth Judd
L. D. S. Institute
Court House
C. A. Brown
W. A. Hyde
Nora Boyum
Willard Lund
W. H. Woodward
Isaac McDougall
Mr. Manley
Church and White
Mrs. Manley
Maurice Rossiter
William H. Woodward
Tribune
Mrs
Frances Schildhauek
Stimson
Bulletin
Borah
Mills
Hoover
Laval
Reed
R. Pa
Congressional Record
Lausanne
Judiciary Committee
Spain
Oviedo
Salient
Lerida
Barcelona
Repollet
Catalonia
Meany Minnie
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