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01 Jul 1928
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The Pocatello Tribune in Pocatello, Idaho
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1928
Page
1
Constructive statesmanship will be watchword of Governor Smith campaign
The governor outlines a strategy to speak directly to the nation and not rely on canned speeches. He plans private talks with Americans, discusses how he would compare with rivals, and aims to present his case in his own language. He will attend the Veterans and Boy Scout events and may take a short vacation before active campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsany
B. Y. Jume
Smith
New York City
Gangland Gunfire Aims at Man in Fourth Attempt
Fragmentary OCR describes a gun attack tied to gang conflict with a target named George Darrow. Police arrive as the suspect scene unfolds, detailing a night incident and surrounding tension in a metropolitan area.
Five men missing with plane seen near Bear Island flight on June 16
Fishermen returning to Harstad from Bear Island reported sighting a plane four miles northwest of Bear Island on June 16 as the Amundsen party began from Tromsø, with officials questioning locals. The Italian seaplane possibly seen near the route on June 18 was considered and Major Madgalena noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harstad
Bear Island
Amundsen
Osottebegen
Tromroe
Ministry of Defense
Harsted
Mad- Galena
Serenade for Nominee as Praise Flows from Admirers
A New Yorker receives celebratory serenade from admirers on the nomination for the presidency. Citizens sing "The Sidewalks of New York" while he thanks supporters, noting the pride his family and friends feel when the nomination is announced from Texas. He calls public life demanding but rewarding through loyalty and devotion of contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
New York
Texas
North Dakota voters reject repeal of prohibition law
North Dakota returns from a June primary show the electorate rejected repealing the prohibition clause. The margin was about 5,000 votes, ensuring the 1899 prohibition remains in the state constitution and keeping the dry law intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
NW D
Hare
North
Daxvote
John Coolidge Declines Advertising Offer
NEW YORK June 30 AP John Coolidge says he does not wish to become an advertising man at present. In a letter to J H Newmark, the New York ad man who offered a post, Coolidge thanks him but cannot accept the position. He notes his economy of words aligns with the skill valued in advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Cooliddge
J. H. Newmark
John
Amherst
Debt aid proposed to wipe National Association debt
Alfred Pischer testified in FTC hearings about a 1925 Washington proposal by the utilities publication committee to issue copies of 1924 proceedings at 95.00 to help the National Association of Railroads and Utilities Commissioners pay a 1600 debt. The plan aimed to benefit newspapers libraries and utility firms and was reportedly confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred Pischer
New York
Michigan Committee On Public Utility
Federal Trade Commission
Utilities Publication Committee
D.C
National Association of Rail- Teed Amd
Ebensiit
Merbert Silvester
Michigan
National Electric Lights Association
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Association of Railroads and Utilities Commissioners
Pau
National Association of State Commissioners
Chambers of Commerce
Old Cow Puncher Killed at Utah Rail Crossing
Provo Utah June 30 Methen Shore seventy old time cowpuncher of Steamboat Springs Cool on a California tour was killed when a Southern Pacific train struck his truck and trailer at a grade crossing four miles south of Pleasant Grove. The driver’s neck was broken and he died a hour later. The engine whistled but he did not heed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
Methen Shore
Steamboat Springs
Cool
California
Southern Pacific
Pisesant Grove
Salt Lake City
Shore
Thomas Chosen Senator Thomas Chosen Senator Bomb
John Thomas of Gooding Idaho banker cattleman and Republican national committeeman for Idaho was appointed United States Senator to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Frank R. Gooding. He previously headed banks in Gooding Jerome and Shoshone and led Idaho GOP to victory as state chairman 1920 1924. He is a reserved hard working figure allied with Borah and respected for unity efforts within the party.
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Gooding
John Thomas
Idaho
Senator Gooding
Jerome and
Shoshome
First Security Corporation of
Ogeen
Eccles- Browning
Senate
Thomas
Weutlage
Sen
William E. Borah
Sen. Borah
Kameas City
Borah
Actress Lila McComas seeks new trial in elephant injury case
Los Angeles jurors who commented on the plaintiff's clothes led to a retrial of film actress Lila McComas's damages suit against Al G. Bernes show. She originally won 500 dollars after a lengthy trial but sought a new trial claiming the verdict was insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lila McComas
Stan
al G. Bernes
Robinson Welcomed Home After Democratic Vice Presidential Nomination
A riotous homecoming in Arkansas greets senator Robinson as crowds cheer him at Union Station. The reception underscores his prominence after securing the Democratic vice presidential nomination while a Dixieland band plays and supporters hail his ascent from local roots to national prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liztie
Robieot
Union Station
United States
Gev
Alfree
New York
Rewten
Gemater Robinson
Ms. Robinson
Emaian
Aes
Noel
Hoover Spends Day At Home Drafting Nomination Speech
Secretary Hoover spent the day at home drafting his acceptance speech for the presidential nomination. James W Good of Chicago was named pre-convention campaign manager for the western division. Hoover listened to Democratic convention ballots by radio, praising Governor Smith but saying Democrats cannot beat the Republican ticket. Secretary Work near resignation and expected release by President Coolidge. Nearby, a Nevada prospecting party in Ely and surrounding areas encountered a train accident with a derailment and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
James W Good
Chicago
Work
Democratic Convention
Smith
Department of Th Interior
Twister paths wide over Tennessee and Kentucky
Reports from Tennessee and Kentucky note at least six killed and extensive damage from storms. The Falling Water River dam collapse flooded the Caney Fork area after Cookeville barriers failed, while other towns report drownings, electrocutions, and widespread destruction beyond the leveled infrastructure and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Kentucky
Cookeville
Narow
Caney Fork
Anc
Martins Creek
Buffalo Valley
John Lewis
Falen
Alexandria
Tennesaece
Bluebeard of Southern France Traced to Algiers
Marseille police tracked down a 남rumored serial killer, Gayes Pierre Rey, linked to the deaths of multiple fiancés. Rey allegedly drank with officials, paid chauffeurs, and used gifts to lure victims. Algiers police say he confessed to killing and selling a woman’s watch and extorting 12000 francs. Police fear more victims may be found among hundreds of letters from women seeking him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
France
APA
Mareille
Africa
Algiers
Gayes Pierre Rey
Jerome Piet
Ges
Rey
Codles
Strangier
Rey Tende
Curtis Makes First Public Address Since His Choice
Curtis delivers his first public address since his nomination for the vice presidency at a Rhode Island veterans gathering. He recalls Civil War heritage and the wartime pledge, noting that a strong majority of Republican Congress members supported war measures.
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Pawtucket
Republican National Comvention
Kansas City
Charlies Curtis
Rhode Island
Sgtim
Arlington National Cemetery
Wilcam
Congress
Aega
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