Woolgrowers elect Sid Smith as president at Idaho meeting
The Idaho Woolgrowers association elected Sid Smith of Shoshone as president and James Farmer of Hagerman as vice president at the three day convention, with W H Philbrick of American Falls named an honorary life member. The next convention location will be decided by the executive committee.
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D. Sid Smith
James Farmer
Hagerman
Idaho Woolgrowers Association
W. H. Philbrick
American Falls
Clyde Bacon
Association
Philbrick
Bacon
W. S. McClure
National Organization
Alleged Beating Trial Follows Jail Incident in Idaho
Alf E. Clark sues Sheriff James A. Fredrickson for 5000 damages on behalf of son Lee Clark who was allegedly beaten by two prisoners in St. Anthony Idaho county jail. The assailants William Fox and J L McCarroll were convicted of murder and jailed awaiting appeal. Lee Clark testified against them. Lee Clark faces forgery charge and trial later this month.
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ST. Anthony
Idaho
Alf E. Clark
James A. Fredrickson
Lee Clark
William Fox
J. L. McCarroll
Gerald Clark
Lee
Fox
McCarroll
Fredrickson
Nationalists in Jubbulpore end protest standoff with police
In Jubbulpore, Indian Nationalists refused to budge from a city main street after police barred a Gandhi followers parade. Officials gave five minutes to clear, police charged with lathis, leaders were arrested as the crowd dispersed.
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Bombay
India
Jubbulpore
Justices Must Pay Office Rent Says Idaho Opinion
Idaho attorney general ruled that justices of the peace are not entitled to county office space or civil legal forms at county expense. The ruling notes county must supply warrants and other criminal forms, but fees collected by the justice remain with him, and precinct officers cannot claim county office space.
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Boise
Justices of the Peace
Matt Gaash
Shelley
Dawes Denies 1932 Presidential Talk in Dawesian Style
Charles Gates Dawes deflected 1932 presidential speculation with a blunt dismissal calling it nonsense. He left for a Chicago bank visit as honorary chairman and warned reporters he would not discuss the issue despite ongoing rumors.
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Chicago
Charles Gates Dawes
Dawes
Central Republic Bank
Expansion of City Stopped by Pocatello Council
Pocatello city council members voted unanimously at a special meeting called by Mayor T. C. Coffin to take no steps toward extending city limits to add property south, west and north to increase taxable valuation. The decision followed notice the city has already lost 180000 in valuation and the council members felt it was not prudent.
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Pocatello City
T. C. Coffin
U S L Requests Abandonment of Nine Mile Track
Boise January 9 The Oregon Short Line railroad asked the public utilities commission for approval to abandon the nine mile line from Talbot Junction to Talbot serving the Teton coal mines. Insufficient tonnage cited as justification.
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Boise
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Public Utilities Commission
Talbot Junction
Talbot
Teton
Changes Made in Bingham Jail
Federal inspectors found the Bingham county jail in good condition for an underground jail but warned it was a fire trap. Sheriff Jensen and county commissioners ordered an outside steel door and lever-activated cell locks to allow rapid prisoner release in a fire emergency.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Bingham County
J. D. Jensen
Party Tariff Bill Forc ed By Democrats In House Vote
In Washington on January 9 AP reports the Democratic majority passed a tariff bill by a 214 to 182 vote to revise the Hawley Smoot act and support an international conference to lower tariffs. The measure now goes to the Senate where passage is seen as likely. Republican Kvale sided with Democrats.
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Washington
House
Hoover
Senate
Congressional
White House
Kvale
Minnesota
LaGuardia
New York
Canfield
Indiana
Congress
Barrett Urges Salary Cuts in State Govt
Barrett argues salary reductions to ease tax burdens, noting only 26 percent of the state appropriation goes to non salary items. He proposes a 10 percent cut for salaries above 3000, despite highway funds of several million. Governor, Lukens, and Babcock say little is gained by the plan. Barrett cites 74 percent of the appropriation for salaries and travel and 1.5 million for supplies and improvements.
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Boise
George G. Barrett
Ross
Lukens
Babcock
Barrett
Salar
Board of Lodging
Liechtenstein Seen as Utopia by Prince and Visitors
Prince Constantine Liechtenstein extols Liechtenstein as a utopia with no unemployment or debt while noting his minimal visits to the Alpine microstate. An Oxford student group and others sail through ski and bicycle trips highlighting the small nation’s tiny population and geography.
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New York
Liechenstein
Constantine Liechtenstein
Swiss Alps
Liechtenstein
Pep Band Vaudeville at Beavier Hall Monday Night
An annual university event features an augmented 30 piece stage band with Dorothy Lou Haymond and her co-eds performing new songs. Special lighting is planned and tickets can be reserved at Halliwell Drug store. public attendance urged for the 8 o'clock show.
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Beavier Hall
Dorothy Lou Haymond
Halliwell Drug Store
Two Billion Dollar RFC Push Faces Senate Vote
Morning bulletins report the Reconstruction Finance Corporation moving toward a likely Senate vote on Monday despite amendments. Berlin declares reparations continuation impossible and risks so global, while Roosevelt is promoted to governor general of the Philippines after Davis’s resignation.
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Washington
Reconstruction Financee Corporation
Senate
Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Hoover
America
Dwight F. Davis
Philipping Islands
Unsettled Sunday and Monday Weather Overview
An unsettled Sunday affects the southwest portion with light to moderate showers. Monday is expected to be generally fair with improving conditions and lighter winds across the region.
Tension in Honolulu After White Woman Attacks
Amid calm, Honolulu faces hysteria from two white woman assaults, climaxing with the arrest of naval officer Thomas Massie, his mother in law, and two seamen on murder charges. Also named are Lt. Lord, Albert Jones, and EL Wilkie, with Wilkie released.
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Dan
Honolulu
Liewt
Thomas MH
Massie
Fortescue
Holden Again Flays Thomas in Idaho Senate Bid
Idaho Falls Republican candidate J Wes ley Holden denounced U S senator John Thomas and the so called Thomas machine in a campaign bulletin. Holden urged a universal military draft and a constitutional amendment to bar tax exempt securities, while proposing Philippines independence to curb Filipino labor and certain goods imports. He contrasted his platform with economic reforms for agriculture labor and tax shifts.
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Boise
J. Wesley Holden
Idaho Falls
United States
Philippines
America
Republican Party
Bomb scares at governor's Boise office
A square package delivered to Governor C. Ben Ross in Boise today contained only printed forms for the governor's office. Postal workers warned visitors earlier, and while several people examined the package it did not explode at any time.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Rattlesnake Found Coiled About Tree in Home
Arthur Starr discovered a 16 inch rattlesnake coiled around the trunk of a Christmas tree in his Escanaba home while taking it down. He said the reptile likely remained in the tree since before Christmas and only moved when the tree was disturbed.
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Escanaba, Mich
Arthur Starr
Plane CollisionFiled in Federal Court Over Salt Lake City Crash
Boeing Air Transport sues Western Air Express for 10 401 damages after a Western Air Express plane collided with a Boeing aircraft during takeoff at Salt Lake City airport on February 2. The federal suit was filed today in Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Jan
Boeing Air Transport, Inc
Western Air Express
Boeing
Salt Lake
Mining Veteran Valentine Peyton Dies in California
Spokane obituary notes Valentine Peyton 86 a noted mining man died at his Orange Grove home from pneumonia Friends report he came to Spokane in 1890 and helped finance many city blocks He was an owner of the Le Roi mine in British Columbia and long active in local business development.
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Spokane
Wash
Valentine Peyton
Orange Grove
Calif
Peyton
British Columbia
Judge Spanks Boy Bandits in Court
In Williamson West Virginia on January 9 Judge Beno F. Howard paddled four young suspects in a circuit court for stealing merchandise and an automobile. The corporal punishment was swift and viewed as effective by observers who heard the sentences.
Jovial Thieves Enter Family Home in Chicago
Three burglars visited Harold R. Goodheart's Chicago home, chatted with the occupants for over two hours, and left with silverware and $150 in cash after locking the family in a closet. They greeted Goodheart, his daughter Adelaide, friend Dorothy Fraser, and his 74-year-old grandfather Raphael by name.
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Chicago
Harold R. Goodheart
Mrs. Goodheart
Mr. Goodheart
Harold
Nan
Case Goes to Jury in Idaho Falls Murder Trial
Testimony aimed at showing Clarence Cuthbert was brutal when drunk was given in the Evelyn Cuthbert murder case. The defendant, Evelyn, is charged with shooting her husband. The defense expected to rest after one more witness, with the jury likely to be asked to deliberate Monday afternoon.
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Idaho Falls
Clarence Cuthbert
Evelyn Cuthbert
O. A. Johannesen
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