Democrats Hold Secret Caucuses in Idaho Legislature
Idaho senators and representatives met in private caucuses with the house debating a joint liquor study committee. Senate bills included removing Bible reading in schools and a tax penalties measure. The house adjourned and reconvened after caucuses, with committee appointments and rules discussed.
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Senate
House
Boise
Idaho
Barry
Twin Falls
Victor Craig
Shoshone County
Henry Bassford
Boundary County
Bassford
Woodward
Franklin
Neil
Benewah
Brookman
Minidoka
Hinton
Owyhee
Choules
Teton
Wilson
Gem
Newport
Canyon
Dana
Washington
Senate Votes Adhere World Court With Reservation
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved adherence to the world court with a 14 to 7 vote, preserving a 1926 reservation that bars advisory opinions in US disputes. Senator Robinson signaled floor action when opportune, noting opposition by some Republicans and Democrats ready to filibuster.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
World Court
United States
Robinson
Senate
Pittman
Harrison
Wagner
Connally
Bachman
Black
Thomas
Utah
van Nuys
Duffy
Pope
Bulkley
Capper
Vandenberg
Lewis
Murphy
Borah
Johnson
Lafollette
Cutting
Shipstead
R-Cal
Ridaho
Nuggets turn out to be dental gold in Superstition range
Charles Williams, an amateur prospector, returned with dental gold believed to be from a hidden cache in the Superstition mountains. Sheriff J R McFadden said the material appears cached and Williams could not locate a supposed additional 20 pounds. Assayers valued the 22 carat nuggets at about $400, drawing crowds of curious prospectors.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Charles Williams
J. R. McFadden
Williams
Power output rises in latest week by Edison Institute
Edison Electric Institute reports last week’s electric power output reached 1.6687 billion kilowatt hours, up from 1.6505 billion the prior week and up 6.7 percent from a year earlier. Regional gains since 1933 highlighted Rocky Mountain up 10.6 percent versus 9.6 the prior week.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
Rocky Mountain
UTaw Weather Show of Rain Tonight and Thursday
A weather update indicates showers tonight and on Thursday with a cooler air mass moving in. Residents should expect light to moderate rainfall and prepare for lower temperatures later in the week.
Federal Agents Kill Kidnap Suspect in Chicago Shootout
Federal agents in Chicago killed Russell Gibson, 32, during a northside apartment siege tied to the $200000 kidnapping of Edward G. Bremer, a St Paul banker. Gibson, an ex convict linked to the Karpis Barker gang, opened fire but his tiny machine gun jammed and he died.
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Chicago
Russell Gibson
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Gibson
Alvin Karpis
Arthur Barker
Four Bank Robbers Loose After Scottsbluff Heist
Four desperadoes robbed the Scottsbluff National Bank in Nebraska then fled in an armored-camouflage car with $11,600. They abandoned the vehicle near Melbeta and escaped south in another car. Seven hostages taken during the robbery were released near Scottsbluff.
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Scottsbluff, Neb
Scottsbluff National Bank
Melberta
Neb
Scottsbluff
Fifth grade break-in investigated near Pittsburgh
Police in a suburban home district want to interview five students with low marks from last month to determine who rifled the fifth grade room. report cards were torn up and scattered on the teacher’s desk, with no other damage found.
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Pittsburgh
President Deniel Monetary Moves
Roosevelt said there was no immediate American action in the international monetary situation after a State Department briefing on moves by foreign powers. He anticipated new federal oil production control legislation following the Supreme Court ruling striking the oil section of the Recovery Act unconstitutional.
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Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Supreme Court
Cummings
Police quell Nazi anti Nazi riot in Saarbruecken street battle
In Saarbruecken, a noon clash on Waterloo street between Nazi and anti Nazi factions ended when Saar police and landjaeger crushed the riot. Major Hennessey led officers into the fray. several hundred Nazis gathered after a pro league of nations stance. No arrests reported.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Waterloo Street
Landjaeger
Waterloo
Hennessey
Saar
Law and Order
League of Nations
Hill of Idaho Home Owners Loan office in town to reconcile accounts
George E. Hill former lieutenant governor and now Home Owners Loan Corporation representative in Idaho’s eastern counties visits Pocatello Bannock Hotel to reconcile loan payments with San Francisco records. Borrowers who received letters should bring payment receipts or evidence to R.8 Turner so Hill can document numbers dates and amounts.
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George E. Hill
Rigby
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock
Corporation
San Francisco
Hill
Boise
R. 8. Turner
Bistline-Turner Agency
Mr. Hill
New Deal Seen Planning Rapid Relief Changes in Washington
Washington notes a shift as the New Deal contemplates immediate federal state pension for the elderly and needy mothers to cut relief rolls. Estimated $100 million federal share and state matching funds are eyed to start benefits quickly. NRA hearings, price-control questions, and possible farm program reforms mark the broader transition.
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Washington
Robinson
D-Ark
NRA
Blue Eagle
Farm Administration
Wallace
Kentuckian Kills 7 Ends Own Life
Mt. Vernon Kentucky January 9 A man named George M Collett 45 a former roadhouse operator killed his wife Stella Collett 28 her father William Helton 65 her mother in law Mrs William Helton 60 their daughter Lola Helton 23 their son Howard Helton 26 and Julian Borders 52 and Mrs Julian Borders 52. He wounded two others then fled to a cabin nine miles away where he killed himself after being surrounded. Collett left a will bequeathing guns to a dentist and setting aside 100 dollars for a written account of the tragedy and flowers on his grave.
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MT. Vernon
George M. Collett
Copper Creek
Collett
Stella Collett
William Helton
Lola Helton
Howard Helton
Julian Borders
Roosevelts Historic Touch And Court Oil Ruling
Santa Monica reports a dramatic day with President Roosevelt delivering a historic gesture in a quote about “eight and one half billion.” Betty Gow wins her case over Hauptmanns lawyer. Hugh Johnson joins big business. Supreme Court leans Republican backing oil industry.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Roosevelt
Betty Gow
Hauptmann
Hugh Johnson
Supreme Court
Fog Clamps Down on Atlantic Traffic and Travel
Dense fog cripples transport from Boston to New York with seven ships stalled outside New York harbor and many Massachusetts vessels unable to move. The Acadia remains in Boston harbor for a second night, East River ferries idle, and air travel blocked east of Chicago while western skies see normal activity.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Seaboard
New York Harbor
Massachusetts
Acadia
Boston
New York
East River
Chicago
Idaho man beats mother and kills self
Allen McDonald, 34, died this morning from throat wounds after allegedly beating his mother Mary McDonald, who was reported recovering. McDonald was found yesterday beside the Boise River in Caldwell with a blood smeared pocket knife. Sheriff Frank Piersall said the assailant appeared temporarily insane.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Allen
McDonald
Mary McDonald
M Donald
Boise River
Here
Frank Piersall
Piersall
Exploding Paint Truck Injures Seventeen in Hudsonville Crash
Seventeen people were burned when a motor transport loaded with paint exploded on a highway between Hudsonville and Zeeland. The truck caught fire after three rapid blasts as a crowd of spectators had gathered, severely burning the driver and onlookers. some injuries may prove fatal.
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Hudsonville
Mich
Here
Zeelando Day
Idaho Weather Outlook Mixed Snow Rain Night Thursday
The forecast says occasional snow or rain with mild warming in the southeast. Strong winds may affect conditions overnight into Thursday as colder air lingers in parts of the state.
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Idaho
Revolt Against Huey Long Flares in Louisiana
Huey Long’s Louisiana power struggle deepens as 32 December laws take effect, giving the governor more patronage and tools to combat opponents. Baton Rouge authorities refuse to cede parish control, deeming the law unconstitutional, while a mass meeting condemns Long and calls for a special session to repeal dictatorial measures.
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Baton Rouge
Huey Lane
Louisiana
Washington
Baton Rouge Parish
District of Columbia
O. K. Allen
Long
Film industry under fire over Sherman act probe
The St Louis Post Dispatch reports a federal grand jury in session for three days seeks indictments for Sherman act violations amid an inquiry into monopolistic practices across the U S film industry. About 100 film corporations and executives have been subpoenaed as independents allege “gentlemen's agreements” blocked first-run releases from major studios.
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ST. Louis
The
Post Dispatch
Department of Justice
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Allen L. Snyder
Ambassador
Missouri
Grand Central
Warner Brothers
First National
Paramount
R-K-O
Salt Lake man ordered to enter pleas in double murder
Charles B. Crowther, 61, charged with first degree murder in the shotgun slayings of his wife Susan Lester Crowther and son-in-law Melvin Belger on November 17, was ordered by Judge Roger I. McDonough to enter pleas January 12 in Third district court.
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Salt Lake City
Charles B. Crowther
Roger I. McDonough
Third District Court
Crowther
Susan Lester Crowther
Melvin Belger
Salt Lake Banks Report 30 Percent Retail Rise
Six Salt Lake City banks report today that retail business rose 30 percent over last year, signaling stronger local commerce.
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Salt Lake City
Condon Identifies Hauptmann as Lindbergh Kidnapper
Dr John F Condon identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann three times as the man who negotiated and received the Lindbergh ransom. He described meetings on a park bench in Van Cortlandt Park and a Bronx cemetery exchange, testifying under cross examination as the Hauptmann trial continued in Flemington New Jersey.
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Flemington, N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John F. Condon
John P
Jassie’’ Condon
John
Hauptmann
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Dr. Condon
Taunton
Mass
David T. Wilentz
Justice Trenchard
Condon
Hopewell
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Bronx
Colonel Lindbergh
Bruno Rudolph
Rudolf
Jassie
Brooklyn
New York Public Library
John Condon
John Francis Condon
Lindbergh
FLEMINGTON_ N. J
John F
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Wilentz
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