Time Extended by Legislature for New Bills
Idaho lawmakers in Boise extend bill introduction time from day thirteen to thirty fifth as sixteen bills flood the 19th session. Notable items include a butter substitute regulation bill and a nonpartisan judiciary bill, with roll call showing 46 to 20 and two abstentions.
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Boise
Idaho
Senate
House
Agricultural Committee
Howe
Blaine
Supreme Court
Livestock Committee
Agricultural and Horticultral Committee
Penses
Ynolds, Camas
Three Firefighters Die In Lower East Side Loft Fire
The body of a third fireman killed when three floors collapsed in a seven story loft building was recovered from the ruins in New York. Five other firemen remained hospitalized with fractures lacerations and contusions. Two bodies had been recovered earlier and three escaped uninjured. Lieutenant Smith crawled free from the debris after his boots became entangled. Damage was estimated at over 50 000 dollars.
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New York
Lower East Side
Lieutenant Smith
Protection Asked In Divorce Case Involving Two Babies
The Charles Spencer Chalin divorce case cites a request for protection by the wife and her two babies. An attorney stated an appeal to authorities to safeguard the mother and children as the matter unfolds amid public attention.
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Los Angeles
Charles Spencer Chalin
Soviet official says no armed intervention in China planned
J E Rudzutak vice chairman of the Soviet cabinet said in Leningrad that even if foreign powers attack China the Soviet Union will not intervene. He pledged friendly neutrality toward Canton and aid, but stressed Moscow did not aim to field an army for China. He warned Europe plans to attack Russia and urged readiness to resist.
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Leningrad
Russia
China
J. E. Rudzutak
Canton
Moscow
Europe
M. Rudzutak
Mine Fire Traps 20 Miners at Connellsville By-Products Mine
Morgantown West Virginia January 28 AP reports one miner killed and twenty trapped after a fire at the Connellsville By-Products mine in Seat's Run district near here. Rescue teams led by mine superintendent Steven Arkwright entered the burning workings with firefighting gear. The fire reactivates an old blaze. The slope mine, Connellsville Number One, is owned by James A Paysley Inc. of Cleveland. Normal workforce 295, daily output 2,000 tons. The day shift was working when the fire started. exact number of men inside is unknown.
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Morgantourn
W. Va
Connellsville By-Pats
Seat’s Run
Steven Arkwright
Mime
Eaid
Connellsville Number One
James A. Paysley
Bear traders sustain losses in Wheeling and Lake Erie corner
New York January 28 huge losses suffered by bear traders on the New York Stock Exchange are tied to a corner in Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad common and preferred stocks. The common jumped 11 44 points to 65 percent, a record high, while the preferred rose less, widening the spread.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Jealous divorcee shoots wife then kills self in Salt Lake City
Jesse Wilkins, 35, shot and killed his divorced wife Alfretta Wilkins, 30, then died by suicide in his apartment. The 11 year old son Louis witnessed the tragedy as their son stayed with his father after the couple’s separation. Wilkins was a nephew of Provo Police Chief Wren Wilkins. The wife had gone to retrieve the boy and the quarrel ended in the deadly shooting.
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Salt Lake City
Jesse Wilkins
Alfretta Wilkins
Louis
Wilkins
Wren Wilkins
Provo
Uruguay Enters Policy Protest Over U S Nicaragua Action
In Montevideo on January 28, various Latin American organizers draft a collective manifesto denouncing U S intervention in Nicaragua. They claim American actions reflect economic cannibalism and urge nations to curb American capital to safeguard independence. call on President Serrate to lead a regional movement to adjudicate intervention claims.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
United States
Nicaragua
Latin America
Serrate
Latin-America
Injunction Issued Over Ford Pain Spraying Device
United States District Judge Frank Kerrigan issued a permanent injunction against Ford Motor Company’s pain spraying device, ruling it infringes a patent. Attorneys for the plaintiff say a very large amount of money is involved.
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San Francisco
United States
Frank H. Kerrigan
Ford Motor Company
Miners Rescued After Fire Traps 200 in Scot's Run Mine
Morgantown West Virginia January 28 200 miners were rescued from smoke filled tunnels after a fire trapped them in Scot's Run coal mine One miner Harry Keidon of Fairchance Pennsylvania died in the incident This marks a deadly outcome amid the rescue.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Scot’s Run
Harry Keidon
Fairchance
Untitled fragment on military unit strength gains
An OCR fragment notes a unit battalion at Gan Diegs and possible China involvement, mentioning increased strength and a reference to 88. Recovered details are sparse and unclear.
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Washi Yan
Trington
Jane
Gan Diegs
China
Soviet Union Ranks Third in World Population
The Soviet Union now has about 165 million people making it the third most populous nation after China and India. In 30 years Russia’s population rose by about fifty percent from the prewar era. The old Russian empire held 182 million, with roughly a quarter separated when Poland and the Baltic states gained independence after World War I.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
China
India
Russia
Russian Empire
Poland
Baltic Countries
Favors Weding Useless Boards Favors Weeding Useless Boards
New Haven Conn Jan 23 Pointing out that over 507 000 square miles of public land in the United States are managed by many uncoordinated bureaus President George M Pratt of the American Forestry Association urged creating a department of conservation He criticized the governments failure to meet obligations under the 1924 Clark McNary act and warned political expediency shaped national park selection in the southern Appalachians
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New Haven
Conn
United States
George M. Pratt
American Forestry Association
Department of Constration
Southern
Appalachians
Congress
Scotland Windstorm Kills Seven. Buildings Collapse
A severe wind storm across Scotland and northern England caused multiple building collapses. Seven people were killed, four more died in another collapse, two tenement houses fell, and about fifty residents were hospitalized after the disaster. Three men were buried in a warehouse ruin.
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Glasgow
Scotland
England
Pocatello Troy Laundry A Key Idaho Firm Since 1923
Tiffany Anderson interests took over the Pocatello Troy Laundry in 1923 and built one of Idaho’s outstanding firms. Albert Anderson J M Tiffany and D E Tiffany lead the operation employing about sixty with a 50000 dollar yearly payroll. The Parisian Cleaners plant valued at 149000 dollars will add 10000 dollar washers in March. The business is Idaho’s largest laundry with 25 percent more output than Boise rivals and serves Lava Hot Springs American Falls Wyoming and Montana through nine trucks and regular trips. The plant includes its own power system and supports local development.
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Tiffany-Anderson
Pocatello Troy
Idaho
Boise
Lava Hot Springs
American Falls
Wyoming
Montana
Tro Laundry
Pocatello An
Grakelow Visits Local Lodge in Pocatello Gathering
Thousands of Elks from Idaho gather in Pocatello to host Grand Exalted Ruler Charles H. Grakelow. Lodges from Idaho Falls Blackfoot Burney and Twin Falls join the reception and entertainment while Grakelow tours western lodges and plans a $100,000 Idaho Falls building project.
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Elka
Idaho
Pocatello
Charles H. Grakelow
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Burney
Twin Falls
Mr. Grakelow
Salt Lake City
Avy Neabers
Pocatelis Lodge
Butte
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
New Activities Committee
E. W. Kelly
Hugh D. MacC'ocham
William Heins
Pocatello Lodge
Bannock
Grakelow
The
B. P. O. Elks
Elks’ Temple
Lure of Films Ruining Stories Warns English Writer
Cecil Roberts tells Chicago audience that film temptations attract writers with fame and money. He warns that selling stories for film can strip works of integrity and likeness, citing John Galsworthy who could not recognize his own book after adaptation.
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Chicago
Cecil Roberts
Roberts
London
John Galsworthy
Wilson predicts Senate seat after election probes
William B. Wilson former labor secretary and Democratic Senate candidate asserts the Pennsylvania race will prove he was elected, not Ware. Speaking at a Jackson Day dinner at the Belle Vue Stratford hotel, he claims Ware will not take his seat while he expects to become the next U S senator from Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
William B. Wilson
Wilson
William 8
Ware
United States Senate
Senate
Pennsylvania
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
A. Amith
New York
J. Wilson
United States
Panama Relays Move Toward Treaty Reopen Negotiations
Panama’s Ricard o Alfaro at the U S embassy was recalled for talks with Secretary Kellogg on reopening the Panama United States treaty. President Chiari says the pact, signed after lengthy negotiations, remains the best achievable despite Panama’s dissatisfaction. Senate discussions focus on minor adjustments, not substance changes.
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Panama
Ricardo J. Alfaro
United States
Panama United States
Washington
Secret of
Kellogg
Rodolfo Chiari
Associated Press
Panama Canal
Manzanila Island
Canal
Colon
State Department
Commission rules against through rates for wool shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroads and steamships need not cooperate in marketing contracts for wool from the Pacific coast and Rocky Mountain country to the Pacific coast. A petition by western shippers and the Boston Wool Trade Association for through rates on a single bill of lading was denied. Western companies opposed the plan, arguing Panama Canal trade drew tramp steamers that joined with railroads to fix rates.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain Country
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Shippers
Boston Wool Trade Association
Western Companies
Panama Canal
Moffat Tunnel Nears Completion
President Coolidge agreed to push a button to blast the Moffat tunnel completion. The Denver and Salt Lake railroad tunnel near Denver Colorado would shorten the transcontinental distance by about 175 miles and measure seven and six tenths miles in length.
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Washington
Coolidge
Blrst
Denver and Salt Lake
Colorado
Senator Phipps
Denver
United States
Turner L D S Meeting House Explosion Claims Four Bombing Victims
Four members of the McCann family died in Turner when the L D S meeting house roof collapsed after an explosion during a basketball game. Ival Lowe and Elmer Anderson also died in nearby farms. Survivors include Mrs. Hale and many injured residents. Funeral plans and hospital stays follow as communities recount the disaster.
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Wm. P. Johnston
Turner
J. T. McCann
Merideth
Thomas
Brigham McCann
James
I. D. Lowe
Elmer Anderson
McCann
Meridith
Brigham
Grace
Ival Lowe
Preston
Idaho
Franklin
Jonathan Hale
Soda Springs
James McCann
Edwin McCann
Grant McCarthy
C. V. Beam
Mellon Meneo
Leah Thorpe
Ivan Lewis
Neils Anderson, Jr
Lilas Willliams
LeRoy Anderon
Jack Aljers
Vernal Fowler
Turner and
Central
Ballot boxes to be seized in Pennsylvania election contest
The senate campaign funds committee ordered seizure of ballots cast in Pittsburg and Allegheny county in the Wilson Vare senatorial contest. The ballots and registration books will be brought to Washington for counting before the current session ends, with Wilson and Ware appointing delegates to supervise a large staff over weeks.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
William B. Wilson
Philadelphia
William S. Ware
Wilson
Southworth
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East New York
Ritchie
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
West Virginia
Pocatello 674
Commission
Moffat
Vare and Wilson
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