Coffin Urges Idaho Democrats to Back Roosevelt Prohibition Repeal
Representative T C Coffin addressed 150 southeastern Idaho Democrats at Bannock hotel urging support for President Roosevelt and the repeal of the 18th Amendment. He cited the $3 5 billion public works program and argued for using liquor tax revenue to finance recovery and end prohibition.
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Roosevelt
T. C. Coffin
Dorion
Bannock
Mr. Coffin
Coffin
Lincoln
House of Representatives
Asher B. Wilson
Frank DeKay
Blackfoot
Congressman Coffin
Senator Borah Endorses Roosevelt On Dollar Policy
Senator Borah recovering at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore after June 26 prostate operation said the world economic conference will be difficult but President Roosevelt is a very resourceful man. He supports the President’s dollar plans and would not suggest changes. Senator Norris visited briefly as Borah’s wife commutes from Washington.
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Baltimore
William E. Borah
Idaho
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senator Borah
Weather Delays Italian Seaplane Flight to Cartwright
General Balbo said weather over Greenland and the western Atlantic was too bad for a start on the next leg of the 24 seaplanes journey to Chicago. The 1,500 mile hop to Cartwright Labrador may not occur within the next 24 hours.
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Reyejavik
Iceland
Italo Balbo
Greenland
Atlantic
Chicago
Cartwright
Labrador
Asylum Case Aired Again in Idaho
Boise July 8 AP The two year dispute over whether Alford Henderson should be committed to the Blackfoot asylum as insane or serve a life term for murder near Pocatello 19 years ago appears settled with an attorney general opinion allowing transfer to the penitentiary on an asylum certificate stating he is sane. Henderson was convicted of murder of a relative. body found in a well.
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Boise
Alford Henderson
Blackfoot Asylum
Pocatello
Henderson
Ada County Probate Court
R. E. Thomas
Lewis Williams
Public Welfare
Fred Babcock
Bert Miller
Awards Presented Buy Idaho Girls
A crowded theatre welcomed three Idaho girls as they received official certificates of award in the Buy Idaho race. Miss Louise Woffington Miss Pocatello Miss Effie Matsaw Fort Hall Miss Eastern Idaho and Miss Helen Henderson Arimo Miss Southeastern in a green chiffon. Harry Wilson, chamber of commerce retail bureau chairman, presented the certificates. Each thanked supporters and looked forward to their Chicago trip as a high point.
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Idaho
United Merchants and Tribune-Journal Company
Louise Woffington
Pocatello
Effie Mat~saw
Fort Hall
Harry Wilson
Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau
Chicago
Pocatellan New Moose President
Larry Davis of Pocatello was elected president of the Idaho Moose association succeeding J. M. Lowry of Boise. Pocatello was chosen for the 1934 meeting place as the state convention concluded in Boise. Other officers elected included J. B. Webb, Edith Hicks, Dora Wilkerson, W. H. Mullins, Flay Lawrence, Martin Barclay, and Earl Kennedy with Kinnamon and Hughes in guard and arms roles.
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Boise
Larry Davis
Pocatello
Idaho Moose Association
J. M. Lowry
J. B. Webb
Gooding
Edith Hicks
Dora Wilkerson
Caldwell
W. H. Mullins
Flay Lawrence
Glenns Ferry
Wallace Man Named U S Attorney for Idaho
Frank T. Griffin, state representative from Shoshone County, is appointed assistant United States attorney for Idaho. He will resign his legislative seat to assume the post, leaving for Boise soon. John A. Carver, U S district attorney, announced the recommendation alongside Earle H. Casterlin for second assistant district attorney. Casterlin will start September 1 replacing William Langrosse, who is acting during the current term.
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United States
Frank T. Griffin
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Earle H. Casterlin
Salmon
Frank Griffin
Griffin
Casterlin
Willam Langrosse
Langrosse
Carver
Federal Court
Central
Idaho
Rockefeller Sr Celebrates 94th Birthday at Home
New York July 8 John D Rockefeller Sr marks his 94th anniversary with a quiet dinner at the Rockefeller mansion near Tarrytown. The occasion draws attention to the famed industrialist and philanthropist as he remains under public notice despite private observances.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Rockefeller Mansion
Tarrytown
Hold up fatal to policeman in Chicago crime spree
In Chicago a July 8 holdup of 81 dollars ended with Policeman Harry Redlich aging 38 shot in the back while stopping the robbery at an advertising agency. Robbers Ross King 29 and John Borgiorna hid then were captured after a truck crash and a doorway standoff. Police linked to a dozen robberies.
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Chicago
Harry Redlich
Ross King
Pardons Granted For Lyda Southard Aide And Denials
Idaho pardon board frees David Minton who helped Lyda Southard escape in 1931 and receive a one to five year term served since last August. He will leave custody July 25. Arley Latham denies pardon after a 25 to life sentence for second degree murder in the Craters of the Moon mining region.
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Boise
David Minton
Lyda Southard
Twin Falls
Arley Latham
Park City
Utah
Idaho
Craters of the Moon
Two Fish Hooked On The Same Fly In Bend Oregon
Bend Oregon July 8 Two trout were hooked on the same fly at Dillon Falls yesterday by George Buegler secretary of the Deschutes county sportsmen association. A rainbow trout and a five pound German brown were landed after Buegler cast the fly and both fish struck in quick succession. The rainbow slipped up the leader leaving the hook for the second fish.
Second storm hits canyon near Denver
A flood swept Bear creek canyon near Denver sending 200 searchers to hunt for bodies from yesterday’s high water. Seven dead were listed from the ram page and damage was pegged at up to 250000 dollars. Bodies recovered included Sylvia Soderman, a 50 year old man, and Raymond Conde 12. Missing are several relatives of the dead and others feared dead.
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Bear Creek Canyon
Idledale
Cub
Timber Creeks
Morrison
Sylvia Soderman
Raymond Conde
Leonard Conde
Raymond
Eunice Soderman
Jack Burton
Marietta McIntyre
Colorado
Sharon Springs
Red Eye
Colo
Victor Haag
Hugo
Prentiss Howard
Leavenworth
Kan
Wellington
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rocky Mountains
Grand Junction
Butte Resident Talks on Russia
Butte Montana resident George Salisbury recently returned from a year in Russia will speak on What I Have Seen In Russia at Columbus hall North Seventh tonight at 8. He described Russians ban on 3.2 beer and the strong kick of vodka. He noted arrests for drunk wandering and fines tied to police time. Prisoners are bathed castor oil fed and lectured on alcoholism with fines deducted from wages if unpaid.
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George Salisbury
Butte
Montana
United States
Russia
Columbus Hall
North
Salisbury
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills July 8 Will Rogers reflects on Jimmy Mattern Crawford and Vines in tennis England golf title and a second place in the economic conference Rockefeller at 94 sets example by giving away millions Harvard Yale and Cornell join rowing as they travel to the scene with the hope of success.
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Cal
Jimmy Mattern
Crawford
Vines
Australia
England
John D. Rockefeller
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Huskies edge Yale in intercollegiate rowing title race
Washington's eight won the national intercollegiate spring rowing championship at Marine Stadium Lone Beach before 15000 fans. Yale finished second, Cornell third, Harvard fourth, with California winning the consolation race in six minutes 50 seconds and UCLA lagging behind.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Marine Stadium
Lone Beach
Cal
Yale
Washington
Huskies
Eli
Cornell
Harvard
Ithacans
Italy
Golden Bears of California
Berkeley
Universities of California
University of California At Los Angeles
Jerome Man Gets Home Loan Job
The Federal Home Loan Bank announced six additional state managers and other state officials for the Home Owners Loan Corporation. Idaho’s C. C. Wilburn of Jerome was named state manager with Boise headquarters listed. Utah’s J. F. Fowles of Ogden was named with headquarters to be announced later.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Today
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Idaho
C. C. Wilburn
Jerome
Boise
Utah
J. F. Fowles
Odgen
Sea Scouts to sail to Alaska from Pocatello
Six Sea Scouts from Sea Scout Ship Idaho depart Pocatello for Seattle to sail to Alaska on July 17 with a navigational cruise. D C Watks says the voyage includes Alaska shorepoints and crew training. Merrill Gunnell directs the trip with scouts Glenn Tripp James Hennion Harold Simlay Tim Vaughan Kenneth Jenson and Glenn Henry of Pocatello.
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T Sea Scout
Idaho
Pocatello
Seattle
Merrill Gunnell
Glenn Tripp
Arimo
James Hennion
Harold Simlay
Tim Vaughan
Kenneth Jenson
Glenn Henry
First Sea Scout Troop
Idaba
Flier Escapes Harm as Plane Is Damaged in Arctic Rescue
Jimmie Mattern, stranded near Anadyr in northern Siberia, sent word he is uninjured after his plane was damaged or wrecked. Soviet air and sea forces mobilized including two arctic aircraft and the Northland coast guard cutter to assist. outcomes depend on motor repairs and Mattern’s planned return route.
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Associated Press
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Biberia
Khabarovsk
Coast Guard
Northland
Bering Sea
Siberian
Com. S. V. Parker
Washington
William Alexander
New York
Terrace
Alexander
Jimmie
Walla Walla, Wash
Ployd Bennett Field
Siberia
Anadyr
Nome
Moscow
Tass
House Struck by Lightning Endangers Family at 1132 North Eighth
Mrs. O H Ellis and her two year old son Richardson escaped serious harm when lightning shattered the front window and tore boards from the house at 1132 North Eighth. Debris flew up to 70 feet, nails embedded in walls, and a wood splinter injured a door wall. The pair, stunned, fled to a neighbor after the blast sounded like a large pop.
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Richard
North Eighth
Local Woman Wins Sorority Honors in National Convention
Mrs. Mary Ry Prange of Los Angeles reelected president of Premier on national sorority at its Chicago convention. Directors named for districts include northwest Lucille T. Manson Poratello Idaho southwest Mabel Van Buren San Bernardino California.
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Chicago
Mary Ry
Prange
Los Angeles
Northwest
Lucille T. Manson
Poratello
Idaho
Southwest
Mabel van Buren
San
Californdias
Six Nations Form Gold Pool To Defend Gold Standard
In Paris six central banks Italy Belgium Poland Holland and Switzerland join France in a large gold pool aimed at defending gold standards. The pact declares self protection and not aimed at the dollar or pound. The fund will act as a vigorous attack against speculators.
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Paris
Italy
Belgium
Poland
Holland
Switzerland
Bank of France
City Deluged by Heavy Rain on Saturday
Pocatello was hit by two cloud bursts Saturday afternoon after morning showers, with total 24 hour precipitation at 0.83 inch. Streets west of Fremont were muddy. no major damage reported though gutters filled quickly. Temperatures rose. statewide showers extended to southeastern Idaho.
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City Water and
Portnent
Fremont
West Beach
Idaho
Inkom
Tyhee
Roosevelt backs repeal pledge as South votes loom
President Roosevelt endorses the Democratic pledge to repeal the 18th Amendment amid Southern ballot battles. Alabama Arkansas and Tennessee vote July 18, with Postmaster General Farley leading repeal efforts in Memphis and spreading to Alabama and Arkansas. If polls go favorable, repeal could be achieved by January 1.
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Roosevelt
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
Alabama
Leon McCord
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Farley
South
Memphis
Tenn
Notre Dame Star Fullback Released After Illness
Notre Dame fullback George Melinkovich was discharged from St Joseph's Hospital in South Bend after two days in Chicago. He shed 35 pounds and is recovering from kidney and liver problems. He plans to return to Tooele Utah and may not return to football this season.
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South Bend
Ind
George Melinkovich
Notre Dame
St. Joseph's Hospital
Chicago
Melinkovich
Tooele
Utah
Dex Ommgete
Idaho Election Laws Apply to September Vote
Boise July 8 Attorney General Bert Miller ruled that general election registration rules apply to the September 19 election on the eighteenth amendment. Voters who moved can register. those with intact registration may vote without re registering. Registrars from the last general election can operate, and lists will be prepared as before.
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Boise
Idaho
Bert Miller
Jewish physicians raided by police in Berlin raid
Eighty doctors, many prominent, were sent to a concentration camp after a raid on the consulting office for Jewish doctors. Police labeled the bureau as a Marxist, communist and anarchist propaganda outlet for atrocity reports. No substitutions were allowed to attend patients. The law forbidding non Aryans to treat patients was cited as a death blow to Jewish physicians.
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Berlin
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