Idahoan Fires First Guns of Fall Campaign
Senator Borah opens with anti monopoly rhetoric in Washington stressing GOP disunity on Roosevelt policy and criticizing both parties for failing to address monopoly. He links anti-trust history to current administration and urges focus on liberty under law amid press freedom debates.
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Borah
Washington
Roosevelt
Idaho
Republican Independent
Chicago
United States
Wraith
Drunk Drivers Sentenced in Bannock County Jail Case
Justices Hinckley Kinney sentenced three drunken drivers to 30 days in Bannock county jail after fines of 100 dollars were unpaid. Veam, 28, of Riverside hotel, drove at 50 to 60 mph near Fort Hall, sideswiping E A Hinck of Whitman hotel. Damages about 275 dollars. Reynolds and Blackhat received jail terms for unpaid fines or costs after crashes and disputes with local boxer Spug Myers.
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Justices of the Peace
William Hinckley
Jerry Kinney
Bannock County
Pete Veam
Riverside Hotel
Fort Hall
E. A. Hinck
Whitman Hotel
Veum
Blackfoot
Hinck
Veam
Hinckley
E. R. Reynolds
Blackhat
Kinney
Reynolds
Second Avenue
Spug Myers
Inkom Hill
Myers
Meyers
Pocatello
Blackhar
Utah Weather Outlook Quiet Tomorrow
The Utah forecast calls for generally fair conditions with light winds. Tonight remains mostly clear with mild temperatures and no significant precipitation expected.
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Utah
French Embassy Denies Foreign Power Charge
Berlin July 5. The French embassy protested Germany denying France as a villain in the foreign conspiracy phase of the Nazi revolt. French sources say the protest will be presented at Wilhelmstrasse amid Berlin tensions. Franco-German rows grow as Hitler cites a foreign power and rumors swirl about Papen, Hess, and anti Jewish campaigns.
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A. D. Stefferud
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
France
Wilhelmstrasse
Andre Francois-Poncet
Hitler
Kurt von Schleicher
Louis Barthou
von Schleicher
Geneva
Franz von Papen
Burr
Foreign Department
Nazi Party
Saar
Michael Faulhaber
Munich
Rudolph Hess
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Water supply at low point forces city pumps
The Pocatello water department, led by Clarence Rainey, reports pumping over four million gallons daily from east and west wells to fill reservoirs on the west bench as Mink Creek flow has dropped from 3,057,079 to 613,998 gallons per 24 hours. Two pumps run nearly continuously with a third used occasionally to keep storage adequate for fires. residents urged to limit sprinkling when alarms sound. Tonight the city council meets at 8 o'clock to discuss emergency rate plans and a recent 25 cent additional meter charge amid a taxpayer protest filed Monday night.
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City Water Department
Clarence Rainey
Rainey
Mink Creek
Pocatello
Esti
West Side
Elmer Smith
Anti Jazz Prexy Backed by Board at Monticello College
Monticello Arkansas July 5 The Monticello Agricultural and Mechanical College board of trustees backed President Frank Horsfall amid student charges that his chapel talks on dancing contained sex related innuendoes. The board found no just cause for dismissal and reported its findings to Gov. Putrell.
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Monticello
Ark
Frank Horsfall
Monticello Agricultural and Mechanical College
Putrell
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers writes from Santa Monica noting that Democrats paid attention to Republican campaign speech during Germany broadcasts. He says Democrats often defend rather than explain and hints at possible excitement in the fall election.
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Santa Monica
Calif
U. S
Germany
Amos and
Andy
Bothie
Wil
Lamont Trial Postponed to July in N J Picket Case
In Jersey City New Jersey the Lamont case for disorderly conduct tied to peaceful picketing at a furniture plant was continued to July 14 by Police Judge William J McGovern on defense objections. The judgment follows a motion by Lewis Hansen city counsel noting Lamont’s case mirrors Alfred Bingham who remains under appeal after a 30 day loitering and obstructing traffic sentence. Lamont is son of Thomas W Lamont a J P Morgan & Co partner.
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Jersey City
N. J
Corliss Lamont
William J. McGovern
McGovern
Lewis Hansen
Alfred Bingham
Lamont
Bingham
Kinkead
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States
Connecticut
American Civil Liberties Union
Heat wave training closes kiln at West Box and Lumber
A dry kiln set at 180 degrees was shut a week ago at the West Box and Lumber company. Six days later it reopened. A cat belonging to Thomas York, crouched in the motor box, was found weak and able to move today.
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Payetteville
N. C
West Box and Lumber Company
Thomas York
Gally
Painter admits killing former KKK guard Gentry
Carl Church, an itinerant painter, confessed to killing Earl Gentry, former bodyguard to D. C. Stephenson, after being arrested at Fort Atkinson. He said Mrs. Carrie Gill funded the murder and encouraged him to arrange Gentry's death for about $1000.
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Jefferson, Wis
Carl Church
Earl Gentry
D. C
Church
Gentry
Bentty
Gill
Chicago
Jefferson
Discoverer of radium Marie Curie dies in Paris
The body of Marie Curie, co discoverer of radium, arrived in Paris for a private simple funeral attended only by family and scientific colleagues. She will be buried beside her husband Pierre Curie who died in 1906. The Paris council may name a public square in her honor. Rue Pierre Curie already bears the husband’s name.
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Paris
Mme
Marie Curie
Pierre Curie
U S Will Seek Equal Debt Payments From Germany
United States plans to demand Germany treat American creditors the same as Britons in debt payments. As Berlin confirms a six month interest moratorium for British-held Dawes and Young bonds, Washington weighs a note demanding equality. Officials cite favorable US-Germany trade and warn against a trade clash while urging Germany to accumulate foreign exchange via exports.
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Lloyd A. Lehrers
Washington
United States
Germany
Reich
Britain
England
Hull
Featherston Files for Boise Nonpartisan Primary
Judge Albert H. Featherston of Wallace filed petitions with the secretary of state to seek renomination in the first district bench as a nonpartisan judiciary candidate for the August 14 primary.
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Boise
Albert H. Featherston
Wallace
Secretary of State Today
Siamese Twins Seek Marriage License in Unusual Bid
Violet and Daisy Hilton two sisters joined at the hips arrive at New York City Hall to marry Maurice W Lambert while Daisy has a fiancé, Harry Madson, in England. Officials await legal guidance on whether to issue a single or dual license for the pair.
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Julius Broson
Dan Cupid
Violet
Daisy Hilton
Daisy
Maurice W. Lambert
Central Park West
Harry Madson
England
Clerk Brosen
Lambert
Philip A. Hines
Roosevelt to Withdraw Marines From Haiti in About Six Weeks
President Roosevelt said at the Union Club in Haiti that American marines would be withdrawn in about a month to six weeks and should be remembered as friends who helped Haiti. He toured along Haiti’s northern coast aboard the USS Gilmer and planned further stops on a vacation voyage to Puerto Rico.
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Haiti
Roosevelt
Houston
Republic
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Union Club
Gilmer
President Roosevelt
Stenio Vincent
Island Republic
President Vincent
Vincent
Washington
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Mayaguez
San Juan
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John Roosevelt
John
Franklin, Jr
Capt
Wilson Brown
Secret Service
Rudolph Forster
White House
Alberta suit is dismissed in seduction case
Edmonton July 5 The Civil Liberties Protective Association planned protests over the dismissal of a $15 000 verdict against Premier J E Brownlee in a seduction suit by Vivian MacMillan The judge ruled damages depended on loss of service with no illness shown and no interference with her ability to render services Brownlee said he would resign despite the ruling
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Altd
The
Civil Liberties Protective Association
J. E. Brownlee
Alberta
Vivian MacMillan
W. C. Ives
Supreme Court
George D. Roe
Brownlee
Ives
MacMillen
Notre Dame Installs New President Father John F O Hara
The Rev. John F. O Hara C B C assumed the presidency of the University of Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana succeeding the late Rev. Charles L O Donnell who died after a long illness O Hara who started at Notre Dame as a student 25 years ago will serve two three year terms as president.
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South Bend
Ind
John F. O'Hara
Father O'Hara
Charles L. O'Donnell
Explosion Fatal To Rail Engineer Near Dodge City
Walter Scherer of Newton, a veteran railroad engineer, died in an explosion that blew him and fireman Harry B. Warren from the cab of a Santa Fe locomotive east of Dodge City. The engine remained on its track attached to No. 3 California train. Warren was critically injured.
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Dodge City
Kas
Walter Scherer
Newton
Santa Fe
Here
Harry 8. Warren
California
Blood Flows in Waterfront War and Troops Ordered
Mobilization orders to 2000 militiamen and officers for duty in the San Francisco strike area were received in the city as Governor Merriam considers invoking the national guard. The waterfront violence intensified with shootings and gas exposures, three men reported dying from skirmishes with police.
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San Francisco
Frank Merriam
National Guard
Col
E. Mittelstaedt
San Francisco Waterfront Battles Over Labor Strike
Violent clashes between union pickets and police lock down San Francisco waterfront as firework displays mark Independence Day. Police fire tear gas and pistols as several hundred officers clash with strikers near Steamship piers amid state projects and national guard talks.
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San Francisco
National Guard
Belt Line Railroad
Transbay
Frank P. Merriam
Sacramento
Baseball scores from today's games across leagues
American League results show Washington defeating New York 12 to 8 with 13 runs in the final two innings. Philadelphia beat Boston 9 to 5 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Chicago and Cleveland posted wins, while New York and Brooklyn splinted an 11 to 8 clash in a separate tilt.
Convicts Free Lone Hostage In Oregon Shootout Escape
July 5 Salem report says Au gust Rahn was kidnapped by five fugitives from the state penitentiary annex. They ordered him into brush for hours and cut wires before fleeing in his car. Rahn later walked to Sweet Home and then Scio, seeking safety.
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Ore
C. Rahn
Oregon State Penitentiary Annex
Scio
Rahn
Sweet Home
Eugene C. Halley
State Penitentiary
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