Davis charges education men after office
Mrs Myrtle R Davis state superintendent accuses an educational machine of seeking to abolish her office after a Boise meeting of the board of education she said would draft a measure requiring a constitutional amendment Her role on the state land board was noted in the report This item highlights a power struggle between state education authorities in Idaho dated January 19 AP.
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Boise
Commissioner of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Education
Myrtle R. Davis
State Land Board
Walker Improves After Breakdown Amid Health Scrutiny
New York mayor Walker, once near a physical breakdown, shows slight improvement after a rest day. He remains in bed awaiting an examination from Rockefeller Institute specialists as he defers a long rest plan despite doctors urging withdrawal.
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New York
Walker
Rockefeller Institute
Legion Requests Increase to 75000 in Idaho
The Idaho American Legion executive committee asked the legislature to raise the relief appropriation for needy World War veterans from 60000 to 75000 for the coming biennium. The request aligns with the veterans welfare commission findings that relief demands rose as ex servicemen weakened from war service effects.
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Boise
Idaho Department of the American Legion
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Mexican Quake Toll Hits 114 Dead
Casualties from last week’s Mexican earthquake reach 114 with many injured. Relief work aided by milder weather. authorities race to locate more victims as 11 railway stations between Tehuacan Puebla and Oaxaca are damaged. Dr Rafael Silva arrives to oversee relief in Oaxaca.
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Mexico City
Rafael Silva
Department of Public Health
Oaxaca
National Railways
Tehuacan
Puebla
Wickersham Prohibition Report Delivered to White House
The Wickersham Commission’s prohibition report arrived at the White House with Chairman Wickersham carrying it in a bulky envelope. President Hoover planned to review the document before submitting its findings to Congress.
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Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Roscoe Pound
Ada M. Comstock
George W. Wickersham
William S. Kenyon
Kenneth R. MacIntosh
Monte M. Lemann
Paul J. McCormack
Frank J. Loesch
William J. Grubb
Newton D. Baker
Henry W. Anderson
Washington
Wickersham
White House
Congress
Wales and George Begin Ocean Trip From Santander
The Prince of Wales and his brother Prince George leave Santander aboard the liner Oropesa for an 18000 mile voyage ending with the Buenos Aires trade exhibition in March. They pause at Coruna and plan stops at Hamilton Bermuda Kingston Jamaica before continuing to Central America and down the South American coast.
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Santander
Spain
Paris
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Buenos Aires
Coruna
Hamilton
Bermuda
Kingston
Jamaica
Central America
South American
Turkey Growers Cite Coop Needs at Utah Meeting
A. De Marr Dudley of the Utah Turkey Growers association says coop pools boosted prices nearly 100 percent, with some turkeys selling at 30 cents a pound versus 12 to 15 individually. Herbert Beyers notes Utah produces about 25 percent of 4,000,000 pounds handled by Northwest Turkey Growers and forecasts a prosperous 1931 as storage stocks are 50 percent lower. The turkey growers meeting precedes the Poultry Producers association two day convention in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
A. de Marr Dudley
Utah
Turkey Growers’ Association
Herbert Beyers
Northwest
Turkey Growers’ Meeting
Poultry Producers’ Association
Pocatello Flock Captures Prizes at Livestock Show
Dr. R. O. Young reports seven first prizes for his Pocatello flock at the Ogden Livestock Show with the grand champion ram among awards shared with six other breeders. He recently shipped five April Suffolk lambs to Sterling Colorado for top prices.
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Ogden
Rock slides alter Niagara's Horseshoe Falls appearance
Niagara Falls reads a new crest as rock slides over the weekend create a 150 to 200 foot deep and 150 foot wide U shaped indentation near Luna Island. An aerial survey will map the slide impact while observers recount two distinct slides and debris crashing into the river.
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Niagara
Horseshoe Falls
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Goat Island
Luna Island
Niagara State Reservation Commission
Falls
Prospect Point
Percy Frazer
The
Maid of the Mist Steamship Company
Will Rogers urges continued Red Cross drive
Will Rogers urges the United States to proceed with the Red Cross fundraising goal of ten million, with a matching ten million by the government. He notes political dispute in Washington but stresses the nationwide need and the urgency voiced by Hoover's investigator Mr. Lucey, especially in Aransas.
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New York
Red Cross
Washington
Lucey
Hoover
Aransas
Former Utilities Member Miller Dies After Tooth Extraction
Wallace Idaho January death attributed to loss of blood after tooth extraction. H H Miller Sr 65 former Idaho Public Utilities Commission member and accountant died after a brief illness. Survivors include wife son H H Miller Jr political editor of Idaho Statesman daughter Mrs N J Osborne Wallace and six siblings in Pennsylvania.
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Wallace
Idaho
Jan
H. H. Miller, Sr
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Rioters clash with police before Frisco hunger march
In San Francisco rioters fought police at the curbside unemployed gathering as a crowd of more than 1,000 men gathered for a hunger march to city hall. Authorities described James Lacey as a known agitator and leader. his arrest sparked a mob fight with four officers briefly overwhelmed before reserves restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Curbstone
James Lacey
Lacey
Lee Birthday Observed Across Confederacy States
Observances marked the 124th anniversary of General Robert E. Lee’s birth from Virginia to Texas with ceremonies and parades.
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Richmond
Virginia
Texas
Robert FE. Lee
British aviatrix Lady Bruce begins world flight leg in Texas
Lady Victor Bruce, the British aviatrix en route around the world by sea and air, took off for Midland Texas from Tucson after flying from San Diego yesterday.
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Tucson
Ariz
Victor Bruce
British Aviatriz
Midland
Texas
San Diego
Red Cross Bill Blocked in Senate Fight Over Funding
In Washington on January 19 AP reports Vice President Curtis blocked a move to defer the 25 million dollar Red Cross appropriation until February 9. Senator Norris argued the vote must occur today. House leader Tilson pledged to oppose the funding opposed by President Hoover. The Red Cross said it has raised 667 thousand dollars of its 10 million private campaign.
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Washington
Senate
Red Cross
Curts
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebraska
Curtis
Tilson
House
Hoover
General Electric Raises Advertising Budget in 1930
General Electric reports a 1930 sales rise of over thirty percent and plans a 6.5 million dollar advertising appropriation. P B Zimmerman, the sales manager, says expansion includes adding thousands of new retail outlets early this year to show that electric refrigerators are neither luxury nor necessity.
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Cleveland, O
General Electric Company
P. B. Zimmerman
Youth Robs Union Station Ticket Offices for 10000
A slender youth robbed the Union Station ticket offices of $10,000 and locked the clerk in the vault before vanishing unseen in Chicago. The early morning heist shocked officials and prompted a search for the suspect.
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Chicago
Union Station
Rent Garage Ad for The Bune
Don’t wait for a garage to rent here is a classified ad offering a garage space for rent. It asks readers to contact by phone 1 2 3 and mentions a special weekly rate with location details implied.
Arimo Farmers Protest 1931 Extension Appropriation
A delegation of four Arimo district farmers protested county appropriations for 1931 university extension work at an adjourned county commissioners session. Each speaker voiced personal grievances and claimed broad county farmer agreement, criticizing the county agents.
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Arimo
Senate approves 25 million Red Cross relief appropriation
Washington reports the Senate backed a Democratic measure for a 25 million dollar Red Cross relief fund. Fort Morgan Colorado notes the discovery of Enid Marriott's body five miles west of town after a November disappearance linked to a railway worker's arrest. Hoover lands committee indicates a delayed public report. Ramsay MacDonald closes India Round Table as a dominion with self government. Paris says high grade wheat set at two dollars per bushel.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Enid Marriott
Wiggins
Bijou
Harry E. Moore
London
Ramsay MacDonald
India
Paris
Associated Press
Ministry of Agriculture
Graft Records Link Capone Gang to Officials
Prosecutors seized repay ledgers pay-off lists and other papers from two safes at the Rex Hotel in Chicago revealing alleged connections between Capone gangsters politicians policemen and public officials. The material described as astounding graft will be presented to a special grand jury.
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Chicago
Rex
al “Scarface
Capone
Charles J. Mueller
Charles E. Lounsbury
Duke" Cooney
Fire Destroys Capsule House in Lansing State Capitol
A basement fire at Michigan's historic statehouse in Lansing caused about 10 in damage. The blaze started in a news stand and spread through the elevator shaft to the rotunda, damaging walls ceilings and the Civil War museum. Fire paused near the auditor general's tax division and singed a large portrait of Ulysses S. Grant.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Statehouse
Auditor General's Department
Auditor General's Office
O B Fuller
Ulysses & Grant
Plane Forced Down Near Pocatello In Mail Flight
A National Parks Airways mail plane was forced down south of Pocatello on Saturday morning. The plane sustained only minor damage and pilot Jack Bain was uninjured. The mail was sent on to Salt Lake City by today’s flight.
House Amends Farm Products Security Bill
Senate passes a measure granting the state land board authority to extend relief to purchasers of state land by deferring payments on contracts. Debate featured Senator Hoopes of Madison supporting and Senator Robertson opposing before Robertson reversed his stance upon realizing he objected to unlimited land board authority.
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Kotse
Senate
State Land Board
Purc
Hoopes, den
Madison
Robertson
Rep
Washington
Robertain
Land Board
Textile Workers Strike Rages Across Lancashire N Wales
Lancashire textile strike nears a vote on whether to empower the weavers' union general council to resume negotiations with mill owners. A lockout has left about 250000 weavers idle as the disruption continues in England.
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England
Nchester
Eng
Lancashire
Weavers’ Union
Government appeals to Supreme Court over prohibition amendment
The government formally presents its appeal to the Supreme Court challenging Judge Clark of New Jersey on the validity of the prohibition amendment. Arguments on the merits are scheduled for Wednesday. Solicitor General Thacher will argue the government's view that the amendment is valid.
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Washington
Clark
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Train Collision Injures Fifty Near Readville
A New York bound express and a Readville local collided in a snowstorm. The express locomotive crashed into rear cars, overturning two. Engineer George Gladding was rescued with burns and bruises. most injuries occurred aboard the local, with over 30 treated on site and many others later hospitalized.
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Boston
Readville
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
George Gladding
Woman Peace Advocate Sees Disarmament as War Cure
Carrie Chapman Catt opening the sixth annual Conference on Cause and Cure of War defines armament as the chief cause and disarmament as the cure. She notes gains in peace talk since six years ago and urges U.S. leadership in the movement while criticizing progress in reparations and naval talks.
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Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt
College girl linotype operator at University of Idaho
Shirley Cunningham Malley, a student at the University of Idaho, earns part of her college expenses by operating a linotype machine. She learned the craft in her father’s Hatley Times establishment.
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University OF Idaho
Miscow
Shirley Cunningham
Malley
Setelor
Miss Cunningham
Hatley Times
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