Hoover's candidacy announced amid Hawaii turmoil
Governor Judd defends himself against congressional blame after a special legislative session on Honolulu crime. A new assault case and an upcoming grand jury session involve a society matron, a navy lieutenant, and two enlisted men linked to a killing. Judd protests interior critics over Massie trial jury instructions.
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Lawrence M. Judd
Navy
Judd
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
House Naval Subcommittee
Atta King
Thomas H. Massie
Lottie
Associated Press
Thomas Massie
Granville Fortescue
New York
Washington Society
Naval
Massie
Horace Ida
Fortescue
Alton
Railroad Wage Conference Set to Open Friday
Delegates from railway brotherhoods and a nine member railroad presidents committee prepared to begin talks on wage reductions and unemployment relief in Chicago. Daniel Willard chairman of the executives said questions about the authority of the nine member committee prompted postponement to clarify powers. He would call western and eastern lines to resolve the technicality.
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Chicago
Railway Brotherhoods
Daniel Willard
Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brotherhoods
Swift
Hoover Commission On Conservation
Rotary hears relief topics at Boise luncheon
Mayor James Pope of Boise and Mrs. Leila Ely spoke at the Rotary Club meeting at Bannock hotel. Mrs. Ely outlined the relief program noting 405 families receive aid and detailing payments for food coal and rent with the weekly per family cost averaging $1.89.
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James Pope
Boise
Leila Ely
Rotary Club
Bannock Hotel
Mary Wallis
Alice Wolf
Dorothy Lou Haymond
George Miller
W. J. O'Conner
Aims and Objects Committee
J. M. McDonald
Walter Peterson
C. Ben Ross
Pocatello Club
H. C. Christensen
Roy Hale
L. W. Brainard
A. B. Canfield
Pope
John Carver
France
Ely
Welfare Department
Utah Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast
The Utah forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Friday overall, with unsettled skies in the extreme northwest. Temperatures will be colder tonight in the southwest portion of the state.
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Utah
Japan to Reply to American Note on Nine Power Treaty
Tokyo reports Japan will forward its reply to the United States regarding the nine power treaty in the Far East. The note’s delivery was postponed to allow Kenkichi Yoshizawa, new foreign minister, to deliver it personally after arriving from Mukden.
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Tokyo
Japan
Far East
United States
Forbes
Foreign Office
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Mukden
Tremor Felt Across Vancouver and Portland Area
A distinct earthquake shock was felt in Vancouver at 8 20 am today rattling dishes and windows in homes and businesses. In Portland hundreds reported the tremor in the residential district with weather bureau and papers receiving many inquiries.
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Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Ore
Weather Bureau
Fletcher Funeral Services Friday in Boise
Funeral services for Arthur G. Fletcher 33 prominent Boise businessman and sportsman who died at the wheel Tuesday evening from an apoplectic stroke will be held Friday afternoon at St Michael's Cathedral. Burial will be Morris Hill cemetery. Mr and Mrs D B Fletcher and Mr and Mrs Frank Fletcher were speeding north by train from California and expected in Boise at midnight Thursday.
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Boise
Arthur G. Fletcher
St. Michael's Cathedral
Morris Hill Cemetery
Fletcher
Frank Fletcher
Clifornia
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune From India Flight
Will Rogers reports from Karachi dated January 14 about a long flight across central India. He jokes about future plans mentioning Persia and the sultan, delivering a light traveler’s dispatch with his trademark humor.
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Karachi
India
Persia
Will Rogers
Winter Threatens Take Young Upstart Spring For A Ride
Winter appears weak as warmth relaxes grip across the U S and Canada. Temperatures reach zero or below in Wyoming and the Midwest while New York records 75 degrees amid storms. Floods threaten the south. Navajo country braces for heavy snows and Santa Maria sees snow for first time in 50 years.
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Associated Press
Weath- Hellers
Bureau
New York
Washington
D. C
New Mexico
Santa Maria
Los Angeles
California
Utah Masonic Leader Elected Illustrious Potentate
Burt H. Hunt was elected illustrious potentate of El Kalah Temple at the annual meeting, succeeding Charles F. Barrett. The Utah Masonic Grand Lodge grand master led the election in Salt Lake City.
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Burt H. Hunt
Utah Masonic Grand Lodge
el Kalah
Charles F. Barrett
Democrats Meet Tonight to Hear Victory Dinner Leaders
Vote dinner at the Bannock hotel in Pocatello expects record attendance as Governor C. Ben Ross Mayor James Pope Boise and Mayor Barzilla Clark Idaho Falls address Democrats from southern Idaho with top state political figures in attendance.
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Bannock Hotel
Democratic Party
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
James Pope
Boise
Barzilla Clark
Idaho Falls
Maud Cosho
O T. Stratton
Salmon City
Wood Parker
St. Anthony
I. H. Masters
Ben Davis
T. C. Coffin
John Carver
County Central Committee
E. J. Thorkildsen
Gaylord Sanford
Fiddlers
Hagenbarth to Head Woolmen for 19th Time
The 67th annual National Wool Growers Association convention closed with Frank J. Hagenbarth of Spencer Idaho reelected president for the 19th time and Portland Oregon chosen as the 1933 meeting site. Delegates elected F R Marshall secretary treasurer and named Redd to chair lamb marketing. Speechs touched on lamb marketing public lands and packer competition.
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National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
Portland
Ore
A. B. Swift
Swift & Co
Chicago
F. A. Ellenwood
California
A. A. Johns
Arizona
T.A. Kitaid
Ozone
Tex
L. B. Palmer
Pataskala
Ohio
F. R. Marshall
Charles Redd
Lasal
Utah
Commission
Jury Convicts Labor Leader in Kentucky Coal Field Case
William Hightower, 77, Harlan county labor leader, sentenced to life imprisonment after jurors convict him of murder conspiracy. He and William B. Jones, Miners union secretary at Evarts, faced charges tied to deaths during clashes in Harlan county coal fields as efforts to unionize the region intensified.
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Mount Stirling
William Hightower
Harlan County
William B. Jones
Miners Union
Evarts
Hightower
Jones
Kentucky
Democrats Hold Victory Dinners Across 33 States
More than 50 Victory dinners organized by Democrats in 33 states aim to boost pre convention activity. Governors, senators, and congressmen plan to attend and present viewpoints to party leaders gathered tonight.
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New York
Dick Dolbeer Pioneer of Pocatello Dies at 67
Eli J Dolbeer known as Dick Dolbeer a longtime Pocatello figure dies at Marsh Center at 9 15 pm He was born February 24 1864 in Mendon Monroe Co N Y and began railroading at 14 His career included 24 years as a Short Line conductor in and out of Pocatello retiring in 1912 after serving the city for decades
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Eli J. Dolbeer
Dick” Dolbeer
Mendon
Monroe County
New York
Buffalo
Oregon
Pocatello
Short Line
Jury Sends Young Heiress to Prison
Miss Helen Joy Morgan, 27, heiress, convicted of second degree murder for the April 23 slaying of Leslie Casteel, a garage mechanic, and sentenced to 20 to 25 years in prison. Judge James S. Parker recommended 20 years. Morgan denied the charges at trial.
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Flint, Mich
Helen Joy Morgan
Leslie Casteel
James S. Parker
Circuit Court
U S must pay bond issues in Idaho case ruling
The United States government is held liable to pay outstanding improvement district bonds tied to American Falls reservoir. In Boise district court a ruling awarded the Mullen benevolent corporation 8104 dollars and the J K Mullen Investment Company 388 dollars for bonds submerged when the town was flooded.
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Boise
United States
United States District Court
American Falls
John K. and
Catherine S. Mullen Benevolent Corporation
J. K. Mullen Investment Company
Elsie Janis Secretly Marries Gilbert Wilson
New York announces Elsie Janis 42 and Gilbert Wilson 26 wed New Year’s Eve at Mayor Lehman’s Tarrytown home. Janis says they were never asked if married, only engaged, and she notes his role as partner in business and husband.
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New York
Elsie Janis
Gilbert Wilson
Los Angeles
Wilson
Eugene Lehman
Tarrytown
Janis
Former Queen Sophie of Greece Dies at 61
Former Queen Sophie of Greece sister to former Kaiser Wilhelm dies in Frankfort on Main at 61 and will be buried in Florence beside her late husband King Constantine. Her death follows long illness with Greek royal family at her bedside including her children King George II Queen Helen of Romania Prince Paul Catherine Irene. She had lived in Florence since Constantine's 1923 death until last November's consultation trip.
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Germany
Sophie
Greece
Kaiser Wilhelm
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Italy
Constantine
Athens
George II
Helen of
Romania
Paul
Irene
Catherine
Palmero
Chinese Militia Kills 200 Japanese at Ta huahan Junction
Two hundred Japanese soldiers defending a railway junction 70 miles northeast of Chinchow were killed yesterday in an engagement with Chinese volunteer militia. The dispatch said the Chinese recaptured the Ta huahan junction in this fight.
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Shanghai
China
Chinchow
Tahuahan
Postmaster Brown says Hoover to seek renomination
Washington January 14 Postmaster General Brown declared President Hoover as a renomination candidate on the Republican ticket He noted the likely process to place Hoover’s name on delegates lists across states and said methods vary with local rules Brown added no final decision had been made on a nationwide plan to enter Hoover’s name in the delegates race
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Washington
Brown
Hoover
Senator Fess
Republican National Committee
Ruth rejects Yankees offer as he seeks longer deal
Babe Ruth declined a one year Yankees contract worth 70000 dollars, returning the offer unsigned while indicating interest in a two year pact. In other items, Congress rejected a Meyer board conflict amendment and the State Department refused to provide Senate Finance with Barco oil concession correspondence.
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New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Washington
State Department
Senate Finance Committee
Montana War Hero Col John J McGuiness Dies at 69
Helena dispatch reports Col John J McGuiness aged 69 longtime Montana figure who led troops to France in World War I has died. Also noted are political and golf updates from Washington and Agua Caliente with Leo Diegel tying for lead in the $15,000 open midway through the tournament.
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Mont
Monetana
Col
John J. McGuiness
Montana
France
Agua Caliente
Mex
Leo Diegel
House sets aside 200 million for farmer loans
Washington report notes the house voted to reserve 200 million dollars of the 2 billion reconstruction finance corporation measure for loans to farmers. The action allocates funds within the broader aid package and targets agricultural finance.
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Washington
Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Reconstruction Finance
Knights of the Round Table eye Boise Ogden Provo chapters
James H. Robertson the San Francisco based president of the International Knights of the Round Table said branches may be established in Boise Ogden and Provo in the near future upon arriving in Salt Lake City today.
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International Knights of the Round Table
Boise
Ogden
James H. Robertson
San Francisco
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