Plane Crash on Idaho Hill Kills pilot and Mankind
Cascade Idaho Jan 13 AP four hurt and one dead after plane crash on West mountain. Pilot Ray Fisher 28 Anaconda Montana died at crash site while George Stonebraker Lew Koski Charlie Coleman and Esther Coleman were injured. survivors reached Cascade four miles away. Fisher had flown Stonebraker’s five passenger plane to transport hunters into Chamberlin Basin.
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Cascade
Idaho
Ray Fisher
Anaconda
Mont
West Mountain
Fisher
George Stonebraker
Lew Koski
Charlie Coleman
Esther Coleman
Coleman
Stonebraker
Chamberlin
Power County Men In Office Power County Official Oath
Power county officials took the oath of office in American Falls marking a two year term with few personnel changes. New prosecuting attorney is W C Loofbourrow replacing C T Cotant and new auditor is Chas H Allen succeeding C A Coon. Commissioners Roy Lindley Ralph Peterson and Dave Taysom begin new terms. sheriff assessor treasurer and schools superintendent remain, with several positions to be named later.
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American Falls
Power County
Court House
W. C. Loofbourrow
C. T. Cotant
Repub-ican
Chas. H. Allen
C. A. Coon
Roy Lindley
Ralph Peterson
Pocatello Voiture to Sponsor Dance at Lava Hot Springs
A visiting Idaho Falls voiture delegation attended the Pocatello voiture meeting. Dr. Allen and Ross Rutherford installed officers with Elmer Smith named chef de gare and LeRoy Jones as correspondent. The group plans a Lava Hot Springs dance honoring the new Lava post of the American Legion.
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Memorial Building
Dr. Allen
Ross Rutherford
Elmer Smith
LeRoy Jones
Lava Hot Springs
Lava Post
American Legion
Jury decision holds suspect in Chicago Tribune slaying
Leo V. Brothers of St. Louis was indicted for the murder of Alfred Lingle a Chicago Tribune reporter. A grand jury issued a true bill after hearing witnesses Otto Svoboda Warren Williams and police captain John Stege. Brothers denied involvement as he was taken to county jail.
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Chicago
Leo V. Brothers
St. Louis
Alfred Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Airplane Victim Born in Montana
Anaconda Montana January 13 Ray Fisher a pilot killed in an Idaho airplane crash was known in Anaconda and Great Falls. He formerly worked for W A J Thompson of the Anaconda Air Service. Born in Deer Lodge Valley he attended Anaconda schools. His mother Mrs M C Forbes lives at Warm Springs his father R F Fisher at East Alton Illinois. Thompson said Fisher had over two thousand flight hours and took an aviation course in San Diego two years ago.
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Anaconda
Mont
Ray Fisher
Idaho
Great Falls
W. A. J. Thompson
Fisher
Deer Lodge Valley
M. C. Forbes
Warm Springs
R. F. Fisher
East Alton
Ill
Thompson
San Diego
Hindu Muslim divide threatens India self government
The India Round Table Conference in London split over the Hindu Muslim issue with the Moslem spokesman insisting no transfer of government until the dispute is resolved. Lord Sankey’s plan for a two house federal system faces Moslem rejection ahead of a planned Friday policy announcement.
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London
India
Sankey
Congress
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Muhammed Shafi
Aga Kahn
Want Ad Prompts Quick Sale Of Oil Stove
A Tribune reader advertised an oil stove in the Household Goods For Sale column and found buyers the first day. The ad ran for a week but was canceled. What other household item would you like to sell via Yor Gale Want Ad. Call 1-2-8.
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Tribune
Colorado Governor urges reform for state penal system
Governor William H. Adams outlines a broad reform program to the Colorado General Assembly. He calls for penal changes including eliminating two man cells, segregating hardened criminals, and new prison farm policy, with the state board of corrections reporting directly to the governor.
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Denver
Colorado
General Assembly
William H. Adams
Adams
State Board of Corrections
Civil Service
Congress Debates Tariff, Drought Relief, and Budget Measures
Congress continues debate on Tariff Commissioner Brossard confirmation while Senate campaign expenditures committee resumes Norris Lucas hearings. Interstate commerce panel weighs regulation of bosses as drought relief moves to conference. Four tariff commission members confirmed mon day.
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Brossard
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
New Tariff Commission
Judiciary Committee
Prohibition Anniversary Service Friday Night
The prohibition people of Pocatello observe the eleventh anniversary with a Friday evening service at the Methodist church starting at 7 30. J L Brady of Blackfoot will be the principal speaker and local leaders will give short talks. A temperance song service will feature prominently.
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Pocatello
Methodist Church
J. L. Brady
Blackfoot
Advertising of Lamb Benefits for Sheepmen in Utah
Salt Lake City January 13 AP Necessity of lower grazing fees and shearing charges to save the wool industry was urged by H W Harvey president of the Utah State Wool Growers association at the opening of its twenty fourth annual convention. He said attempts to cut grazing fees on National forests have failed though brought to the secretary of agriculture and may require congressional pressure if the secretary does not rule favorably. Harvey condemned the proposal.
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Salt Lake City
H. W. Harvey of
Heber
Utah State Wool Growers’ Association
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Harvey
Aviator Fails to Find Big Treasure in Mexican Jungle
Dallas aviator Captain W. F. Long who leaped from a plane into the Yucatan jungle to seek Maya treasure returned home after a week. He traveled by mule train and plane, and was joined by Harry A. Hammill from Love Field who piloted the plane.
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Dallas
Tex
Mexico
W. F
Bill” Long
Yucatan
Harry A. Hammill
Love Field Flier
San Antonio
Butterfly Appears Spring Has Come in Local Home
E. J. Foley of 400 Wayne Avenue claims spring is here despite the weather forecast. He reports a large yellow butterfly found in his basement and notes a robin sighting last week. He invites others to verify the scene, framing the moment with local color and humor.
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E. J. Foley
Wayne Avenue
Mr. Foley
the Tribune
Accident leads to reckless driving charge for truck driver
Phil Carter, a Terrell hotel resident, forfeited a $15 bond in police court on a reckless driving charge after a North Main street collision that injured O. C. Hess. Hess, 1125 North Buchanan, was treated for a deep forehead cut at a local hospital. Carter said the crash occurred when his truck could not exit a rut. Hess had stepped from in front of his parked car, and authorities say Carter was traveling too fast to avoid it.
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Phil Carter
Terrell Hotel
North Main Street
O. C. Hess
North Buchanan
Carter
Hess
O. F. Call
Tax Reduction Plan Urges County Consolidation in Idaho
Idaho State Affairs Committee hears Senator Robertson push to cut local taxes by eliminating taxing units and consolidating counties. He backs a county unit school system and argues consolidation would improve education at lower cost, urging removal of twenty counties. The panel will review a primary bill for printing.
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Boise
John Robertson
State Affairs Committee
Grange
Pocatello Court Figure In Gun Battle Through Butte Streets
A running gun battle in downtown Butte led to the capture of H. Hollis and Clay Rossell of Armstead while J. B. Phillips faces threats to kill charges. Federal agents linked the trio to a liquor running ring with operations stretching to Salt Lake City. Hollis is also known in Pocatello.
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Pocatello
Butte
Mont
H. Hollis
Clay Rossell
Armstead
J. B. Phillips
Hollis
Rossell
A. R. Sellers
Salt Lake City
Clay Russell
Idaho Falls
Boyle Island
McNeil Island
Fremont County
Idaho Potato Dealers Gather in Pocatello for Meeting
Idaho State Potato Dealers association will hold its annual meeting in Pocatello January 17 with about 150 members expected. A 4 PM business session and 7 PM banquet at Bannock hotel mark the event, and future conventions will rotate to Pocatello. Discussions will cover market trading and the establishment of Idaho potato exchange offices.
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Idaho State Potato Dealers Association
E. S. Harper
Idaho Packing Corporation
Bannock Hotel
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Harper
Idaho Potato Exchange
Early 1930s Wire News Snippets from Washington and New York
A collection of brief bulletins: Mackay Radio cites a Garfiel d message about a plane trade wind being lost near Mos tetros Point St Michael Island. hearings reopen on Klamath timber sales. six Hoover nominees win Senate approval for the tariff commission. Judge Bawtelle's Ninth Circuit nomination gains subcommittee favor. Woodmen of the World faces a possible rate challenge in Denver. Alfred E. Smith seeks an apology from the Republican setup over distribution of a cartoon by Robert H. Lucas.
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New York
Mackay Radio Company Today
Garfield
San Miguel
Azores
Mostetros Point
St. Michael's Island
Washington
Hoover
New
Tariff Commission
Senate
Edgar Brossard
Utah
Jan
Alfred B. Smith
Senator Wagner
Republican National Committee
Robert H. Lucas
Prohibition and Immigration Enforcement See Budget Increase
The $135.74 million supply bill for state, justice, labor and commerce departments calls for heavy boosts in prohibition and immigration enforcement. The Prohibition Bureau gains $2.37 million for 500 more agents, lifting its total to $11.37 million. Justice rises by $5.84 million to $51.24 million. Labor up by over $1 million for deportation and immigration costs. Commerce barely changes at $53.99 million with census cuts offset by aeronautics gains. State falls under a million to $16.68 million. Total for the four departments sits just under budget estimates but above current year expenditures.
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Washington, Dan
State, Justice, Labor and Commerce Departments
House
House Appropriations Committee
Prohibition Bureau
Tinkham
Republican
Massachusetts
Justice Department
Labor Department
Immigration Bureau
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
State Department
Idaho Agents Get Prohibition Office Allocation
Washington dispatch shows Director Woodcock’s plan to distribute 500 additional prohibition agents funded by the justice department appropriation. States and regions receive specified totals, with Idaho listed among western states. The move raises total agents to 1,900 by July 1, 1930. Cloudy tonight and Wednesday in Idaho with local snow in the west portion and no temperature change.
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Washington
Woodcock
Justice Department
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginias
Carolinas
Will Rogers Wires the Tribune
Will Rogers reports from Fort Worth after flying in on a regular passenger flight. He praises Amon Carter as a public citizen who met him at the city limits and helped route his visit, noting Carter’s efforts to influence Texas politics and the Democratic Senate map.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Beverly
Amon Carter
America
Carter
Dallas
Man
GOP and Bourbons Back Ross Primary Proposal
A proposed primary bill, signed by six Republicans and six Democrats, would require candidates to file petitions signed by 200 voters with county limits for state and national offices, five for county offices. The Senate also swore in A. C. Cordon of Rigby as part of the session.
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Boise
Senate
Holden
Bonneville
Leslie
Bounday
Keith
Owyhee
Blair
Bonner
Barron
Camas
Baker
Custer
Freehafer
Payette
van Hoesen
Adams
Shafer
Nez Perce
Nell
Benewah
Meffan
Canyon
Gibson
American aviation praised by commerce official
Clarence M. Young, assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics, told the House appropriations committee that U S airways are leading the world. He cited a low fatal accident rate and outlined a $8,972,640 budget to build and maintain civil airways and weather reporting systems on key routes.
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Washington
United States
Clarence M. Young
House Appropriations Committee
Young
New Orleans
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Great Falls
Address on China Given By Mrs Guy Knowlton
Mrs Knowlton formerly a teacher at Ewa Nan Methodist college in China delivered an engaging address at the Kiwanis weekly luncheon at the Bannock hotel. She spoke on Chinese customs and the revolution that occurred while she was in China. Professor Donald Kisane and pianist Miss Irene Lundberg presented the musical program, with Vito Petrone leading the singing. Guests included Manager Woodward of Boise Piggly Wiggly and Luther Myers of Pocatello.
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Guy Knowlton
Ewa-Nan Methodist College
China
Kiwanis Club
Bannock Hotel
Vito Petrone
Manager Woodward
Boise Piggly Wiggly Stores
Luther Myers
Pocatello
Farm Produce Gains Ground in January Market Report
The agriculture department notes improved confidence in the general farm market for the first ten days of January. Prices for grain seeds cattle lambs and poultry trended higher while hogs butter cheese eggs and some fruits and vegetables declined though some items showed stronger underlying conditions. There was little net change in hides wool mixed hay cottonseed meal and field beans. Wheat markets strengthened due to unfavorable weather affecting grain quality in the United States and Australia.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Guithha
Australia
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