Wyoming Idaho Snake River Compact Approved
President Hoover signed a joint resolution backing a compact between Idaho and Wyoming to apportion Snake River waters and tributaries. Boise reports efforts span years to allow Idaho more claims in Wyoming, amid disputes over taxing Jackson Lake reservoir and Wyoming’s control of tributaries and sites benefiting Idaho projects.
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Hoover
Idaho
Wyoming
Snake River
Boise
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson Lake
Reclamation Service
Road work contracts set for Boise area bids
Five highway projects totaling about 200000 were awarded to out of state bidders, undercutting Idaho firms. C F Dinsmore of Ogden bid 105390 to build the Boise river bridge. J C Compton of McMinnville Oregon bid 11092 to oil 20 miles Sawtooth Park highway. A B Lee of San Leandro California bid 7651 to oil 14 miles St Anthony to Ashton. Standard Asphalt Paving of Spokane won 11221 for 17 miles North and South highway Bonners Ferry to Bonners Ferry. J A Terteling of Spokane bid 49886 to grade and surface 10 miles Roosevelt highway Irwin to Elk Creek.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
Idaho
C. F. Dinsmore
Ogden
Boise River
J. C. Compton
McMinnville
Ore
Sawtooth Park
Rogerson
Twin Falls
St. Anthony
Ashton
A. B. Lee
San Leandro
Calif
Standard Asphalt Paving Company
Spokane
Bonners Ferry
Bonneville County
Irwin
Elk Creek
J. A. Terteling
Butte Editor and Legislator Byron E. Cooney Dies
Byron E. Cooney 55 a longtime Butte newspaper man and Montana legislator died suddenly today in his room of a heart attack. Born in Ontario Canada he came to Butte in 1895 and for the past three years was associate editor of the Montana Standard. He was unmarried.
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Butte
Mont
Byron E. Cooney
Montana
Cooney
Ontario
Canada
Montana Standard
State Tax Groups Meet at Boise
Boise July 9 AP Two major state tax committees under the state chamber of commerce tax revision committee will meet next week in Boise. The highway financing tax evasion and aviation fuel taxes will be discussed by the gasoline committee led by John Foreman of Pocatello. The education committee, chaired by O. O. Haga of Boise, will survey the entire education field in the state on July 16. Both groups will use data from months of local county and statewide subcommittees.
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Boise
State Chamber of Commerce
John Foreman
Pocatello
O. O. Haga
Salt Lake educator George N. Child dies at 63
George N. Child longtime Salt Lake City schools superintendent died in a hospital after an operation. A Tooele County native educated at Lehi schools Brigham Young University and the University of Utah he led Salt Lake City schools since 1910 after serving as Utah County county supervisor. He survived by his widow Julia Alleman Child five children Julia John Richard Florence Edith.
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Salt Lake City
George N. Child
Tooele County
Julia Alleman Child
Julia
John
Richard Child
Florence Child Lambert
Edith Myers
Florence Willis Child
Hoover Move To Veto Relief Bill After Senate Passage
The Senate approved a $2.1 billion unemployment relief bill, sending it to President Hoover for a likely veto. The measure funds $1.5 billion for individual loans through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, $300 million for state direct relief, and a $322 million public works program. The vote was 43 to 31, with party splits and opposition from Shipstead.
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Garner
Washington
Senate
White House
Reconstruction Corporation
House
Shipstead
Farmer-Laborite
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune from Muleshoe Texas
Will Rogers writes to The Tribune from Muleshoe Texas describing a cattle roundup with Hassell ranch calves and joking about performing on stage. He notes readers asking about congress and Aimee’s husband, mentions hog prices rising during conventions, and signs off as Will Rogers.
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Muleshoe
Texas
Hassells
Congress
Aimee
Preacher Asked to Return Donation in Wisconsin Case
In Reoit Wisconsin July 9 AP A city council leader asks to reclaim his dollar after hearing a sermon he believes targeted him. The pastor says funds are church property and cannot be returned. Brannigan awaits trustees action following his political victory over the city manager.
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Brannigan
Ce Ae
Roosevelt to Visit Salt Lake City En Route to Campaign
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt may stop in Salt Lake City mid month on return from Los Angeles Olympic Games. Utah Governor George Dern said Roosevelt indicated a possible schedule fit, praising his quick Chicago nomination move and start to the campaign.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Los Angeles
George H. Dern
Chicago
Roosevelt
New Yorker
World fliers may continue on plane trip
James Mattern and Bennett Griffin, American round the world fliers, planned to go to Moscow by train after a forced landing in a Borisov peat bog. They reported only scratches, planned to ship parts for repairs, and would decide in Moscow whether to resume the flight or return to the United States.
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Stanley P. Richardson
Associated Press
Moscow
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Borisov
Russia
United States
Europe
Cricket Fight Resumes as Mormon Crickets Invade section
The Mormon cricket invasion, first spotted at Tyhee and Fort Hall in May, reemerged Friday with reports of crickets moving from Gibson sand hills toward Fort Hall in three groups along a six mile front. Calcium arsenate dust guns repaired the battle under W C Stewart with 400 to 500 men previously involved.
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Tyhee
Fort Hall
Gibson Sand Hills
W. C. Stewart
Bannock County Road
Stewart
The
Tribune
J. R. Parker
Bozeman
Mont
U. S
Shoshone Girl Dies From Clothing Fire Accident
Alice Edna Platz five died from burns after her clothing caught fire while playing with matches in Shoshone Idaho. Funeral services were planned at the Baptist church. Survived by her parents a brother and two sisters.
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Shoshone
Idaho
the Baptist Church
Alice Edna Platz
John Platz
Plata
Lausanne Marks First Step in Settlement Economic Problems
The man killed on the Ogden highway north of Layton last Wednesday night was identified as Charles Stevens of Salt Lake City by fingerprints from the State Bureau of Identification. Stevens, recently released from a State Mental hospital, had been detained and transferred among custody as authorities pursued mental investigation.
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Ogden
Layton
Charles Stevens
State Bureau of Identification
Stevens
L. R. Dobbs
Tintic Standard Mining Company
Dobbs
Pocatello
Jarvis Roubidoux
Guy Nelson
Police Department
Brigham City
Utah
Provo
Breach of Promise Jury Deliberates As War Debt Talks Continue
In Los Angeles the jury in the St. Pierre Hutton breach suit retired after brief instructions from Judge Lester W Roth. In Washington Speaker Garner says no treasury investigation now if it unsettles the country. The State Department notes no shift from Hoover on war debts. Idaho Senator Borah offers to withdraw currency expansion amendment if voted on later. Nogales reports 100 homeless and about 100000 dollars in losses from a mountain flood. Veterans Affairs rushes transport for bonuses marchers using a 100000 dollar loan fund. In Havana Captain Miguel Calvo head of Cuba secret police and two others are assassinated by five shooters.
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Lester W. Roth
Washington
Borah R
Idaho
Senate
Home Loan Bank
Havana
Cuba
Miguel Calvo
Secret Police of
Lausanne conference ends as reparations deal scales Germany debt
The Lausanne talks on war debts officially closed after leaders from Britain France Italy Belgium Poland Japan and Germany initialed an agreement to cut Germany’s reparations from 64.0 billion to about 712.5 million. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald urged steadfast effort into 1932 1933 and called for candor in the Far East.
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Switzerland
Germany
France
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Renkin
Paul Hymans
Emile Francqui
Belgium
John Simon
British Dominions
Antonio Mosconi
Italy
Herriot M. Germain-Martin
August Zaleski
United States
Far East
Gunman Wilson on the Run After Toledo Kidnappings and Slayings
James Wilson of New York, a felon linked to a holdup gang, fled after forcing a Toledo man and his 9 year old son to drive him to South Bend Indiana. He shot Dr Martin Larkin in Toledo and died in a gun battle with Marshal Davis at North Baltimore. Bert Storey of St Paul was wounded.
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Toledo
Ohio
James Wilson
New York
South Bend
Indiana
Wilson
Martin Larkin
Jay Davis
North Baltimore
Dr. Larkin
John Hova
Hova
William
Elkhart
Marshal Davis
Neth
Baltimore
Bert Storey
St. Paul
Minn
Storey
Davis
What Leaders Say About Settlement After Lausanne
Ramsay MacDonald says a new chapter opens Europe cannot live alone and promises a response elsewhere. Edouard Herriot hails unity and peace on earth as France closes doors to passion. Franz Von Papen calls for equality for Germans and a lasting path to peace. Dino Grandi calls the Lausanne agreement an achievement of high importance.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Europe
Edouard Herriot
France
Franz von Papen
Lausanne
Dino Grandi
Idahoans Contented in Wilds Near Elk City
Commissioner W D Vincent describes Elmer and Charles Gilmore living secluded in the Selway forest Idaho county They are unmarried over fifty years old own a few cattle and survive on local grass while making their own violins from yard wood They hold regular hymn services and prefer a simple isolated life beyond civilization.
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Elk City
Idaho County
Vincent
Rescue Effort Underway To Salvage Sunken Sub Promethee
In Cherbourg France divers knocked on the sunken Promethee hull while Italian salvage ships Artiglio and Rosto prepared to attempt the near impossible rescue of any crew. Depth is about 245 feet with a nine knot current hampering efforts. Vice Admiral Le Do praised two sailors who bravely descended to seal a flooding compartment.
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Cherbourg
France
Artiglio
Rosto
Promethee
le Do
Maritime Prefecture
Utah Weather Forecast Looks Generally Fair
The forecast calls for mostly fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with little change in temperatures. Light winds and dry conditions are expected across the state, with no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Utah
Spirit of the Black Hawk by Sax Rohmer in Pocatello Trib
The tale features Nar dova Europe’s greatest ballerina forced to dance for worshippers of the Black Hawk in a mountain temple. She encounters a darkly handsome man again as mysticism and danger intertwine in a gripping story.
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Europe
Black Hawk
Sax Rohmer
Pocatello Tribune
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