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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1930

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Envoys Set Up Special Body to Devise Plan

At the London naval conference a special committee will study how to measure wave power for naval limits. Secretary Stimson’s motion was adopted unanimously though Italy pressed parity concerns and asked for a later hearing. The panel will include representatives from dominions and operate through their heads with unanimous agreement for action.

London Stimson Italy France Dino Grand Mussolini Stimenon Gibson Brussels United States Dominions Deir Ili Wan

Jennie Bishop to Fight Case in Idaho Probate Court

Preliminary hearing for Jennie Bishop charged with first degree murder was postponed to 10 oclock in probate court at Idamo Falls. State attorney H G Harris cited unavailable evidence expected by Saturday. Defense counsel HH W Boyle retained. Bond reduced to 4000 after initial 6000 was deemed excessive. Bishop pled not guilty at arraignment in St Anthony court.

Idamo Falls Jennie Bishop Bony H. G. Harris HH. W. Boyle Miss Bishop Fremont County David Jenkins Mason C. J. Taylor St. Anthony Mix Jenie Bishop Pred H. Mason

Battle looms as humid and arid camps ready

Inland water dispute settles land ownership to the high water line at Spake river. In Washington, Congress eyes a major push to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment with hearings Feb 12 led by Rep Sabath and other pro and anti prohibition forces.

Boise Todday Glenns Ferry Spake River Washington House Judiciary Comem Representative Linthicum Maryland House Net Sabath Illinois Congress Mary T. Norton New Jersey Graham Pennsylvania Judicaryommitter

Little Chance This Year For Michaud Irrigation

Five Indians and Superintendent Gross walked through knee deep snow from Old National hotel to the interior department for a pow wow with Indian bureau officials. They discussed Secretary Wilbur's plan to phase out guardianship and the slim prospect of congress funding for irrigation on 30 000 acres in the Michaud tract. Gross urged starting farm conversion so lands could be turned to Indians as independent proprietors.

Washington Gross Port Hall Reservation Idaho Old National Hotel Department of the Interior Indian Bureau Wilbur Uncle Sam Bureau Congress Michaud Gross Saline

South Snow Grips the South as Cold Wave Rages

A brutal cold snap and southern snow swept the Atlantic coast turning into a rare South weather event. Misissippi buildings were unroofed and Bristol reported near nine inches of snow. Three black fishermen feared drowned after a schooner capsized off the coast. The Atlanta area saw three and a half inches of new snow in a single day, snapping a record.

Atlanta Atlantic Gulf Missisippi Gad Bristol Atlante Nigsisaipp

Four Explosions Hit Fresno Plant Killing Worker

A series of four blasts at the Petroleum Securities plant near Collings early today caused heavy damage valued at about 500000. Charles L. Phillips of Los Angeles died saving others. three workers were injured including H M Harris and Roger Boice with others unnamed. Authorities consider a machinery error likely, with no confirmed cause.

Fresno Calif Petroleum Securities Company Collings Charles L. Phillins Los Angeles Ofl Roger Boice Western States Gas Dana Hagen Phillips Max Givens Sding George Thompson Pelix Well No 1

Bandits Shoot Salt Lake Man After Home Invasion

Martin J. Ford meat market owner in Salt Lake City was wounded in the face during a confrontation with two armed robbers who forced entry at his home last night. Ford, who returned fire as his revolver jammed, suffered a forehead wound and a grazing wound to the side. his condition was serious but not critical. His mother and sister were in the kitchen during the attempted robbery.

Salt Lake City Martin J. Ford Ford

Idaho Governor Deliberates on Speeded-Up Highway Plan

Idaho reports indicate Governor Bald ridge will take about another week to decide on calling a special session to consider the rapid highway program. Letters to 1164 legislators yield mixed reactions while the attorney general works out the mechanics and timing of a possible 20 day session.

Boise HC. Baldridge States Caldwell

Swedish Princess Queen Victoria Ill in Rome

Reports say Queen Victoria of Sweden, aged 68 and long an invalid, is seriously ill at her Rome villa with attendants stating her condition is stationary. King Gustave and Prince Wilhelm are with her. the princess had left for Rome on Wednesday.

Rome Victoria Sweden Associated Press Stockholm Victoris Anuxzici Gustave Wilhelm Ingrid

Washington letter acceptance found

A Connaughton found in a California library a letter purportedly by George Washington to Congress acknowledging his election as the first U S president. Dated Mount Vernon April 14, 1789, it is addressed to John Langdon of the Continental Congress.

Amelia's Gown Dainty Affair Featured at LDS Costume Review

The Amelia Folsom Young gown worn at Grant's 1869 inaugural ball was shown at a Brigham Young University led costume review in Utah. The gown used 16 yards of silk and 125 yards of lace costing five dollars per yard, part of a history of Mormon dress through 160 years.

Utah Amelia Folsom Young Brigham Young Ulysses S. Grant Brigham Young University

New Year Fete in San Francisco Chinatown Opens with Fireworks

In San Francisco Chinatown the year 4883 of the Tao Hai Dynasty begins with firecrackers, parades, and dragon dances as the community observes the lunar new year. The celebration lasts a week with feasting, tea rituals, and debt free wishes, while older residents follow ancient customs amid festive street scenes.

San Francisco Chinatown China Grant Avenue

Double Murder Proves Climax of Gang Ambush in Chicago

Jan 30 Chicago report details a violent night beginning with a $100,000 bombing that destroyed a wholesale grocery building and injured eight. Johnny Genaro was fatally shot in an ambush near Chinatown while Barney Mitchell and George Jackson were found murdered in Jackson's cab in Rogers Park. Police have few solid clues.

Chicago Johnny Genaro Wentworth Rogers Park Barney Mitchell Checker Taxicab Company George Jackson Jackson Mitchell Genaro

Officers Elected by State Grange in Idaho Convention

The Idaho State Grange closed its three day convention with installation of officers. W W Deal was re elected state master after 18 years in the position. Other officers include J E Smith Emmet Overseer Mrs C D Peebier Buhl lecturer Carl Anderson King Hill steward E J Kirkpatrick Dietrich assistant steward W R Brown Wendell treasurer Mrs H B Hyde Oreana chaplain Ferrin G Harlan Caldwell treasurer W A Calhoun Shoshone gatekeeper Mrs Arthur Birsey Grandview ceres D A Stubblefield Caldwell Pomona Mrs W A Calhoun Shoshone Flora Mrs Casie Braggington St Marke steward F L Atkins Buhl member executive committee Tom DeCoursey Ray McKaig legislative committee.

Oreana Ferrin G. Harlan Caldwell W. A. Calhoun Shoshone Arthur Birsey Grandview Ceres D. A. Stubblefield Caldwell Pomona W. A Calhoun Flora Caasie Braggington St. Marke F. L Atkins Buhl Tom DeCoursey Ray McKaig

Denver man confesses to killing and hiding body

William Mora, 32, confessed to fatally striking Joseph Zemp, 50, with a shoe last during a dispute over papers. Mora said he hid Zemp's body under the floor of an outbuilding at the elderly man's home after Zemp returned from a sanatorium and threatened him.

Denver William Mora Joseph Zemp Mora Zemp Moya

Princess Ileana Declares Engagement to Hochberg

Princess Ileana 21 announces engagement to Count Alexander of Hochberg, second son of the Prince of Pless, calling it a happiest love match in a ceremony at Predeal Romania. He is 26. she vows to continue charity work despite the betrothal amid a light weather note predicts mostly settled temperatures tonight.

Predeal Romania Deana Marie Alexander of Count Hochberg Pless

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