Wool Growers Oppose Argentine Sanitary Pact in Idaho Meeting
Idaho Wool Growers Speakers condemned the U S senate plan to ratify the Argentine sanitary agreement. They warned hoof and mouth disease could reemerge after 1930 embargo and cited $200 million potential costs along with deer losses in Stanislaus National Forest. John T Caine predicted higher prices for Idaho sheep amid tariff stability.
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United States Senate
United States
T. C. Bacon
M. C. Claar
John T. Caine
Chicago
Former Kaiser Wilhelm Confined by Cold at Doorn
The former Kaiser Wilhelm was confined to his room at Doorn house today due to a cold. He will be 78 on January 27. The illness followed him catching a cold while chopping wood in recent harsh weather.
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Doorn
Netherlands
Kaiser Wilhelm
Doorn House
Kaiser
Bride Beaten to Death Testimony in New York Slaying Case
Major Greene, 33, a wiry porter, is jailed awaiting February 1 trial for the bathtub slaying of Mrs. Mary Robinson Case. He reportedly signed a confession after pleading innocent in Queens County court as a crowd shouted lynching threats outside.
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New York
Major Greene
Mary Robinson
Porter
Queens County Court
Mary R. Case
Frank Case
Jackson Heights
Nancy Titterton
Man Haynes in Tacoma Kidnap Case Says Innocent
Fred Haynes former California convict walked into the Seattle police station to answer questions in the Charles Mattson kidnap slaying. He claimed innocence while police and FBI pursued him and others linked to a broader suspected conspiracy. The case centers on Mattson abducted from Tacoma with a ransom note for 28000.
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Tacoma
Wash
Fred Orrin Haynes
California
Seattle
Charles Mattson
Folsom Prison
Scrafford
Folsom
Washington
Everett
Haynes
Governor Barzilla W. Clark Misses Idaho Wool Growers Banquet
Boise Idaho January 15 Governor Barzilla W Clark said he cannot attend the Idaho Wool growers association banquet at Pocatello tonight though he wished to go noting he enjoyed many such events and always had a peck of fun.
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Boise
Barzilla W. Clark
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
Pocatello
Tye
1937 agricultural conservation program slated for release
E J Iddings of Moscow reports the 1937 agricultural conservation program is ready for release. The state committee and technical advisory committee will meet January 18 and 19. On January 25 at 10 a m at the Bannock hotel eastern Idaho county agents and committees will hear the program in Pocatello, then district meetings followed by county commissioner sessions to set dates.
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E. J. Iddings
Moscow
Bannock Hotel
Idaho
Pocatello
Canadian Tug Halt Sparks International Protest
A Canadian tugboat halted by apparent American strikers near Puget Sound drew protests from Vancouver merchants and calls for Ottawa to seek a Washington explanation. The 78 day maritime strike affecting Anacortes and other Puget Sound ports prompted peace talks as Ottawa sought a formal statement from the United States.
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San Francisco
Dominion
Anacortes
Wash
Vancouver
B. C
Whidby Island
Puget Sound
Everett
Botany Prof H F Robert Dies in Manitoba
H F Robert, 66, assistant professor of botany at the University of Manitoba and originator of a banned wheat strain, died yesterday in Canada. He was a key figure among notable varieties grown in the U S midwest.
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Canada
Winnipeg
H. F. Robert
University of Manitoba
U. S
Midwest
Bannock County appoints road overseers and consolidates districts
The Bannock County Board of Commissioners completed appointing road overseers across districts and announced consolidations. Appointees include D P Stephenson, Elwin Hall, W H McNabb, L M Boyer, T C Smith, Francis Allen, A L Thompson, Frank Ball, Glenn Pope, Jewel Horton, and others, with multiple districts merged into larger units such as 14, 21, 23, 40 and 48.
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Board of County Commission
Bannock County
W. P. Havener
D. P. Stephenson
Dempsey
Elwin Hall
Joe Ray
Harkness
W. H McNa
Cove
Los Toone
Lago
Ralph Harrison
Charles W. Rosdale
Central
Henry Larsen
Clevland
Fred Jeppson
Squaw Creek
Alma White
Kelley
Elmer Simons
Vasco Muir
Chesterfield
Elmer Spencer
W. Sam Smith
Turner
H. Wendell Smith
Walter Nelson
Thatcher
Robin
Oneida
Hawkins
Marsh Center
Virginia
Eagle
Inkom
Batiste
Tyhee
Lund
Mrs Johnson to Carry On After Husband’s Death
Martin Johnson’s widow Mrs Osa Johnson announced from a hospital bed she will continue their jungle photography work solo. She plans new film ventures in the South Seas and a future tour around March, but will not return to the Kenya colony station.
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Los Angeles
Martin Johnson
Osa Johnson
Belle Leighty
Chanute Kus
South Seas
Kena Colony
Africa
Johnson
Adventurs
Oeeny
Westernv
Marriage License Sought For Dale Steele and May Evans
A marriage license was applied for by Dale Steele age 52 and May Evans age 34 in Po area. The notice indicates a ten day period for response or objections and lists the involved individuals.
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Mtr
Odes Dale Steele
May Evans
Accident north of city on fishing trip prompts claim
An Ohio automobile salesman injured north of the city while demonstrating a new car sought compensation. The state industrial commission rejected the claim after Robert Nott determined the accident occurred north of Toronto, Canada, during a fishing trip.
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Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Robert Nott
Man Charged in Accidental Dynamite Blast Fatality
Cecil Hixson of Baker, Oregon was held for the grand jury on involuntary manslaughter in the death of Chris Samuelson. A WPA road project near Huntington had a miscue on firing signals as Samuelson handled dynamite. Hixson testified he received no firing instructions.
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Huntington
Ore
Man
Cecil Hixson
Baker
Chris Samuelson
Justice Court
Oregon
Samuelson
Hixson
Idaho lawmakers revive Ricks College to join state system
A new bid in Boise’s legislature aims to place Ricks College at Rexburg into Idaho’s public education system as a junior college. Senator L Y Rigby and Rep Arnold Williams back a plan to include Boise and Coeur d Alene junior colleges, with 300 students and buildings valued at 250000 dollars.
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Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Latter Day Sains’ Church
House of Representatives
L. Y. Rigby
Madison
William F. Rig
Williams
Legislative Circle
Pocatello
Pocatello Seeks Winter Sport Area
A Pocatello chamber of commerce committee discussed creating a winter sports area in Mink Creek country. They met with A G Nord and Ranger Hansen and planned a field visit to select a site for ski runs toboggan slide and huts with Cavhe national forest cooperation.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. G. Nor
Cavhe National Forest
Ranger Hansen
Pocatello
William Hill
William Stanaker
Trilby Anderson
Ruth Traughber
Nicholas Ifft
H. C. Minor
Nord
Peculiar Ailment Delays Doctor’s Auto Trip
In Greenfield Indiana on January 15, Dr Laoa drove 500 miles over four days troubled by a peculiar squeak in his automobile. He took the car to a local garage where grape acamnonena was extracted from the engine components.
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Greenfield
Ind
Laoa
Taxation Fight Reaches Idaho Legislature
A dispute between former Governor C. Ben Ross and members of Idaho's state equalization board moves to the legislature. Latah County reps Morris and Smith push a measure to shield taxpayers from illegal levies and expenditures. The bill targets ad valorem levies and board actions from 1936 and outlines legal procedures for future cases.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
State Equalization Board
Idaho
R. W. Morris
William Smith
Latah County
State Board of Equalization
Ross
Franklin Girard
Bert H. Miller
Harry C. Parsons
Myrtle P. Eaking
Railroads Start Buying Amid Big 1937 Budgets
Frederick R. Gardner reports New York January 15 that railroads plan large 1937 budgets to fund improvements. December purchases approached 120 million dollars, nearly double 1935 and the highest since 1930. Growth in orders and materials signals job gains as carriers rebuild and expand equipment, with some 160 million projected for car rebuilding.
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Frederick R. Gardner
New York
Uncle Sam
Railway Age
Truce Arranged for Automotive Strikers
Detroit January 15 A pre dawn truce directs the path to peace in General Motors strikes. Sit down strikers at several plants will march out by Monday as GM UAW talks begin in Detroit with a 15 day deadline if no settlement is reached. Governor Murphy ordered guards ready to prevent violence during the talks and partial plant reopenings may occur to ease shortages.
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Associated Press
Detroit
General Motors Automotive
General Motors
United Automobile Workers of America
Homer Martin
Flint
Mich
Murphy
Police crack down on New York policy racket sweep
NY prosecutors arrest 70 alleged racketeers with annual take about 5 million dollars. Dewey says several rings loom large and thousands participate. Harlem players call it the poor man’s lottery with 54 to 1 odds for a nickel getting 27 dollars.
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New York
Dewey
New York City
Harlem
Sun Valley Launches First Feature Film Production
Sun Valley prepares for its first motion picture with Claudette Colbert Robert Young and Charles Ruggles to star in I Met Him In Paris. Directors and crew arrive at Sun Valley lodge to set Alpine scenes while winter sports backdrop provides action for a three to four week shoot.
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Ketchum
Hollywood
Sun Valley Lodge
Paris
Paramount Picture
Claudette Colbert
Robert Young
Charles Ruggles
California
Ruggles
Miss Colbert
Young
Sawtooth Range
Alps
Senate Attache Hart Ezell Dies in Fall at Hotel
Hart Ezell age 70 of Malad, a senate attache who operated one of the two statehouse elevators, died in a hospital from a fractured skull after an early morning fall down a hotel stair a physician said. He was rushed to care but succumbed.
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Boise
Hart Ezell
Senate
Statehouse
Ezell
Western Weather Map Summary Boise January Weather
Boise records show high around 28 and low near 34 with 0.08 inch precipitation noted as snow. Chicago reports 38 and 4.04 inches snow. Helena 0.7 and minus 2 with light precip. Pocatello 22 to 28 and 0.04 inch cloudy. Salt Lake City 14 to 32 and 0.04 inch clear.
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Max
Chicago
Helena
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Fascist Powers Urge Britain to Join Anti Russia Bloc
Allied frontlines in Spain shift as 20 000 fascists drive from Estepona toward Malaga amid a 48 hour battle with government forces. In Rome Italy and Germany push Britain into an anti communist pact while London rejects involvement and French sources call the plan a trap to isolate Soviet Russia.
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Italy
Germany
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Malaga
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Rome
Britain
Europe
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Duce
London
Soviet
Russia
France
Beaulemey
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