Railway Labor Opposes Ten Percent Wage Cut
Chicago January 23 Organized labor declared it is unconvinced by the justice of a ten percent wage reduction and urged management to consider humane and practical factors. David B. Robertson led a formal union presentation arguing for more employment and less part time work while labor weighs whether a voluntary cut is necessary to aid the industry.
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Organized Labor
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Labor
Robertson
Galyu
Knights Columbus Sponsoring Charity Grid Game
Football stars from Notre Dame Santa Clara West Point Purdue California and St Marys join a charity game in San Francisco led by Frank Carideo against a pro eleven captained by Ernie Nevers. The event gathers players from multiple campuses for a benefit affair.
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Knights of Columbus
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Santa Clara
West Point
Purdue
University of California
St. Mary’s College
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Grangers Expect Battle Over Deal Candidacy
Southwest Idaho delegates to the state grange convention in Idaho Falls anticipate a heated fight over W. W. Deal contesting re election as state master. The convention opens Monday with a directors meeting of the Orange Mutual Fire Insurance Association scheduled for the opening day.
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Boise
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Idaho Falls
W. W. Deal
Orange Mutual Fire Insurance Association
College basketball results from multiple teams listed
A long list of college basketball scores shows University of Idaho in a 40 to 20 loss to Montana Normal, and many other matches including Washington State College 48 over Utah State 37, Stanford 19 over Brigham Young California, Oregon State 3 over Washington 32, and notable scores such as Oklahoma 97 and Auburn 10.
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Brigham Young
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Stanford
Washington
Oregon State
Editors Warn Politicians In Stand On Campaign Methods
Idaho State Editorial association closes its two day session with leaders elected M F Cunningham president Louis Boaz vice president and A W McCallum secretary treasurer Board members include Erwin Jones O J Quane W C Abbott T McParlin Gough Milton H Jones Ralph Prescott and C W King A resolution warns politicians that radio campaign addresses must not expect newspaper publicity and urges editors to include a daily division.
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The
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Louise Boaz
Moscow Star-Mirror
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Buhl Herald
Erwin Jones
Rigby Star
O. J. Quane
American Falls Press
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Wendell Irrigationist
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Parma Review
Milton H. Jones
Payette Independent
Ralph Prescott
Kamiah Progress
C. W. King
Bonners Ferry Herald
Idaho
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Hill Succeeds Chas Kirchner as Pocatello Shrine President
Paul M. Hill was elected president of the Pocatello Shrine club succeeding Charles Kirchner at a smoker with 60 nobles present. Walter Shaw named vice president, Howard Goldsmith treasurer, J. P. Halliwell secretary. Directors increased to five as Kirchner takes a board seat.
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Pocatello Shrine Club
Charles Kirchner
Walter Shaw
Howard Goldsmith
J. P. Halliwell
Kirchner
George Matthews
Pocatello Club
Fl Korah Temple
Boise
Fred York
Rabban
Shriners
Knights Templar
Protection for Taxpayers Demands Open Public Finances
Idaho citizens are urged to demand publication of public officials financial reports. Newspapers publish these records by law to inform taxpayers where funds are disbursed. The piece argues that publication safeguards citizen rights and requires officials to comply with disclosure duties.
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State of
Idaho
State Asks Lower Rate In Southeast
Boise Idaho January 23 4 Requests for emergency freight rates on livestock feed for eight counties were filed with Union Pacific by Parker Carver secretary to Governor Ross. The counties were in emergency due to lack of feed and entitled to a 30 percent reduction on corn and other livestock feed shipped from the east. Bear Lake Owyhee and Elmore counties already have the rate. Lower intrastate rates on live stock feed were requested for Jerome Minidoka Bonneville and Jefferson to Teton counties. Counties named for lower rates include Teton Gooding Clark Caribou Cassia Franklin Oneida and Lincoln.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Parker Carver
Ross
Bear Lake
Owyhee
Elmore
Jerome
Minidoka
Bonneville
Jefferson
Teton County
Teton
Gooding
Clark
Caribou
Cassia
Franklin
Oneida
Lincoln
Police identify body of woman near Culver City
The body of 29 year old Mrs Winifred Williams was identified by Mrs Maude Taylor. Williams, wife of Coy Williams a patient in a Phoenix hospital, was found on a highway near Culver City. Authorities seek another woman believed linked to the death which police suspect resulted from a speeding car driven by a jealous motive. A second purse with a few coins was found beside the victim.
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Los Angeles
Culver City
Winifred Williams
Coy Williams
Phoenix
Police Investigate Director's Death in Seattle Nook
Alexander Pearson 65 Swedish tabernacle director and major contractor was found asphyxiated in his Seattle apartment breakfast nook. A coroner's jury will determine if death was accident or self-inflicted. Pearson built or contracted bridges and plants in Vancouver Portland Seattle Des Moines and other western sites. Police noted gas escaping from two burners but no spillover in coffee and milk pans.
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Seattle
Alexander Pearson
Tabernacle
Northwest
Pearson
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Ore
Des Moines
Borah opposes extending credit moratorium terms
Washington January 23 AP Borah a Foreign Relations Committee leader rejected French proposals to extend the debt moratorium calling it delaying the patient’s recovery. He urged France to adopt a new plan for European economic stability referencing Premier Laval’s insistence on German reparations a security pact for France and treaty fulfillment.
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Foreign Relations Committee
France
Laval
Morning Bulletins: Idaho Losses Hit University 1931
News wire summaries report Idaho University losses totaling about $85,000 or 14 percent in 1931. The state board of education sought equal distribution to avoid impairing efficiency across departments.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
State Board of Education
Local attorney sentenced to 60 days for alimony failure
Judge J. Taylor sentenced former local attorney Ruth Tiler to 60 days for failure to pay alimony. Court officials noted the sentence may be suspended if the money is paid in full.
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J. ©. Taylor
Ruth Tilenesines
Guy Tyler
County Commissioners Seek Lower Budget for Current Year
The board of county commissioners approved department budgets Saturday and will publish and ratify at the February 8 meeting. Budget Clerk Grave Hall said departments were asked to trim 1982 requests to save taxpayers money, with historical expenses 1929 to 1951 shown as lower than this year’s requests.
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Board of County Commissioners
Grave Hall
Pocatello
State Highway Department
Linking Evidence for Murder Trial at Phoenix Courthouse
A Phoenix court scene centers on Winnie Ruth Judd as prosecutors weave a circumstantial case. Witness accounts trace the October 16 to 23 sequence from Phoenix to Los Angeles, detailing the discovery of the victims Agnes Le Roi and Hedvig Samuelson and Judd’s suspected role.
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Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona Gallows
Los Angeles
Agnes Leroi
Hedvig Samuelson
Payette River Tragedy Claims Drowned Man
Emmett Idaho reports Thomas J. Willingham 23 drowned after rafting driftwood across the Payette River to heat a cabin. Ice broke twice as he tried to climb out, with cousin Fred Buck and searchers unable to rescue him. body recovered two hours later in 15 feet of water. He left a wife, infant, and two brothers.
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Emmett
Idaho
Thomas J. Willingham
Payette
Here
Fred Buck
Black Canyon
J. M. Willingham
Willingham
Roosevelt Enters North Dakota Primary Through Name Placement
Governor Roosevelt consents to have his name entered in the North Dakota Democratic primary on March 15. F. W. McLean, secretary of the state central committee, confirms the action as a response to Valley City convention endorsement. Roosevelt emphasizes service to the public and acceptance of new government standards.
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Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
North Dakota
Roosevelt
F. W. McLean
State Central Committee
Grand Forks
McLean
Valeley City
Valley City
Jailed Prison Site Plan Moves Forward in Bannock County
Deputy U S Marshal Robert McCutcheon sa ys work will start March 7 to convert Bannock County Jail for fifty Federal prisoners after Sanford Bates accepted the plan. The bid is estimated at 2180 dollars with upgrades including separate men's and women's quarters, lavatories, and a full time matron. Federal supervision requires biweekly visits and medical exams, with costs and revenue outlined for local officials.
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Robert McCutcheon
United States Marshal
Boise
Pocatello
H. E. Ray
United States
Bannock County
Sanford Bates
Washington, D. C
McCutcheon
Idaho
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McCutcoshen
Federal
J. R. Young
Bannock
Mel Cutcheon
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