Ethiopia demands immediate convocation of League council
Ethiopia presses for the League of Nations Council to meet promptly as Addis Ababa insists on peaceful solution to the Italo Ethiopian dispute. The government cites Italian refusal to discuss the Wal wal issue as proof of Ethiopia's demand and notes missionaries and Italians moving toward the frontier amid growing tensions. In Rome, Mussolini expands the Ethiopian troop build up, planning two new divisions as the conciliation commission ends.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Addis Ababa
Foreign Ministry
Italy
Council of the
Scheveningen
Netherlands
United States Legation
Yesteray
Empire of
Cool Weather Persists With Little Rain Reported
Farms in the area feel a moisture need as no heavy heat wave has struck this year. Only on June 22 did Pocatello reach 93, today 79 by noon. No beneficial rain since late May. Forecast calls for fair skies and little temperature change.
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Pocatello
Wesley Boice Named State Director of Dairying in Idaho
Governor Ross appointed Wesley Boice of Boise to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of George Tucker as state director of dairying in the Idaho department of agriculture. Boice, a Boise resident, has served in the department for two years and is a native of Blackfoot. He graduated from Blackfoot High School and the University of Idaho School of Agriculture in 1931.
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Boise
Ross
Wesley Boice
George Tucker
Idaho Department of Agriculture
Boice
State Department
Idaho
Blackfoot
University of Idaho School of Agriculture
Idaho Jurists Open Meeting at Hailey
Justice James F. Ailshie opened the Idaho supreme court event in Hailey with a talk on the inherent power of courts to make rules. Judge Guy Stevens of Blackfoot also spoke as part of the Idaho state bar gathering ahead of the annual statewide meeting.
Shelley man drowns in irrigation canal near Idaho Falls
Dennis Miler, 27, of Shelley, drowned while swimming in a canal on the Elmer Anderson farm south of Idaho Falls. His body was recovered about 9 am after water was shut off following a late night search by friends and officials. Doctors cited cramps from swimming too soon after eating. He leaves parents, a wife, two children, two brothers, and a sister. Funeral plans not announced.
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Idaho Falls
Dennis Miler
Shelley
Here
Miller
Elmer Anderson
Rive
Nelson Miller
Baseball Scores From Pittsburgh and Chicago
In Pittsburgh the New York team defeated Pittsburgh 15 to 3 with Schumacher Mancuso Hoyt Bush and Padden noted in the batteries. In Chicago Boston topped Chicago 6 to 4 with Frankhouse Hogan Warneke Root and Hartnett listed among the battery and field players.
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Pittsburgh
R. HE
New York
Schumacher
Mancuso
Hoyt
Bush
Padden
Chicago
Boston
Frankhouse
Hogan
Warneke
Root
Hartnett
American League schedule notes from early games
In Washington Detroit opened 1 0 0, Philadelphia beat St Louis 7 12 1, Boston defeated Chicago 2 14 0 with strong late innings, and Cleveland at New York was postponed by rain. Batteries listed for each game.
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Washington
R. H
Detroit
Bridges
Sullivan
Hayworth
Whitehill
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Philadella
Coffman
Hemsley
Marcum
Dietrich and Richards
R. H. B. Chicago
Phelps
Fischer and
Sewell
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
Cleveland
New York
Dust Storm Report Near Bering Sea Sighting
A dust storm over the Bering Sea was reported by Capt. J E Shields of the schooner Sophie Christenson in a letter received today. Shields could not confirm if the storm carried volcanic ash or remnants of midwestern run heat, noting uncertainty about the cloud’s origin and trajectory.
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Seattle
Bering Sea
Dermen
J. E. Shields
Sophie Christenson
Shields
Middle West
Defense Will Ask Court to Acquit Woman in Kidnap Case
In Tacoma Washington July 10 the defense asked for a directed verdict of acquittal for 19 year old Margaret Waley. Attorney John Dore argued no conspiracy evidence and that the case ends before the suspects crossed into Idaho. Prosecutor J Charles Dennis said George Weyerhaeuser will be a government witness. A neighbor identified Waley as occupying the kidnap house and fingerprint expert tied Waley to the Spokane hideout.
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Federal
Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Waley
John F. Dore
Dore
Idaho
George Weyerhaeuser
Waley
McNeilsland Federal Penitentiary
E. E. Cushman
Waleys
George
J. Charles Dennis
U. S
C. A. Larson
Spokane
Government rejects use of squaw and paleface terms
The Indian office states that the words squaw and paleface are not used in government publications. They say the terms have been overdone and taken on meanings different from their original sense. Squaw originally meant woman in Narragansett.
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Washington
Indian Office
Pittsburgh Man Aims to Abolish Government in Tax Hearing
Hugo Noren of Pittsburgh testifies before the wars and means committee criticizing the tax bill. He says abolish all federal government except the Senate and Supreme Court, sparking laughter as he asserts the House is a useless body and suggests putting members out of their jobs.
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Washington
Hugo Noren
Pittsburgh
House
Wars and Means
Senate
Supreme Court
Treadway
R-Mass
Noren
Famous editor Ray Long dies by suicide in Beverly Hills
Former Cosmopolitan editor and magazine executive Ray Long was found fatally wounded in his Beverly Hills home yesterday. Police say a small rifle was nearby and he died after an emergency operation. Long, once a leading industry figure, had guided writers like Damon Runyon Ring Lardner and O X McIntyre and held posts at Liberty Photo Play and several studios. He previously served as editor of Cosmopolitan for 12 years and led the International Magazine Company.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Ray Long
Long
Lacey Bovie Long
Greenwich
Conn
O. O. McIntyre
Peter B. Kyne
Damon Runyon
Ring Lardner
Columbia
Fox
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
F B I in Kansas City Finds Car, Owner Keeps Wife Missing
F B I agents, chasing a missing car and its owner’s wife, recover the vehicle in Kansas City but the wife is not found. The owner reportedly told agents not to search for his wife, saying he only wanted the car returned.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas City
Eastern flood danger drops amid typhoid fears
Floods eased in the east with Rivers receding and New York Governor Lehman directing relief efforts. Health officials urged boiling drinking water to avert typhoid amid 40 deaths in upstate New York, 3000 homeless, and $25 million in damages. Maryland and Pennsylvania also reported flood casualties and damage. Montana wild weather disrupted rail and road travel near Miles City as storms caused washouts and hundreds stranded.
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Associated Press
Lehman
New York State
Upstate
New York
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rich
Roosevelt
Fort Peck Dam
Montana
Canada
Miles City
Mont
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Krakatoa Resumes Eruptions After Dormancy
Volcanic activity near Krakatoa intensifies with eruptions at two minute intervals and lava rising to 2 500 feet. The coast watch for the Netherlands government doubles safety measures and orders tom tom warnings inland. Reports claim the small island Anak Krakatoa has disappeared.
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Batavia
Java
Krakatoa
Netherlands
Anakrakaia
Hapsburgs Win Legal Victory as Property Restored
The Austrian federal diet unanimously passes a bill restoring confiscated Hapsburg property and lifting punishments on the former ruling family. Archduke Otto gains ancestral holdings and reportedly forms a monarchist brain trust to pursue imperial aims, amid statements that restoration is not the immediate goal.
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Vienna
Federal Diet
Archduke Otto
Austria
Hapsburg
Otto
No Damage In Rail Collision
A minor head on collision between Yellowstone Park special trains 35 and 36 on the Oregon Short Line near Gerrit Idaho Tuesday morning caused no injuries and negligible damage. Officials called the incident not worth mentioning and said the trains merely met. E C Manson could not be reached for comment.
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Yellowstone Park
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Gerrit
Idaho
E. C. Manson
Hood Named for Senate Nominations to WPA Board
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate a group of 34 state administrators for the Works Progress Administration. Among nominees are Leo Hood of Idaho Ray Hart of Montana E J Griffith of Oregon and Darrel J Greenwall of Utah with additional selections from other states indicated in the submission.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Senate
Roosevelt
Leo Hood
Idaho
Ray Hart
Montana
E. J. Griffith
Oregon
Darrel J. Greenwall
Utah
Fishermen Reel In Fish Eye On Medina Lake
Fishermen Bronheil and Keyes, about 50 feet apart at Medina Lake, felt tugs simultaneously. Each pulled and found a fish eye on their hook, with lines tightening then slackening. No explanation given for the missing fish or how the eyes appeared.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bronheil and
Keyes
Medina Lake
Idaho Senate approves $870000 highway contracts validation bill
Boise July 10 the Idaho Senate passed a measure validating highway contracts totaling about 870000 dollars while the House backed the automobile caravan levy of 5 dollars per vehicle. The caravan bill moves to the senate and the validation measure to Governor Ross as memorials urging federal land purchases and a 3000000 WPA allocation pass by voice vote.
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Statehouse
Boise
Tdaho House of Representatives
Senate
Ross
House
Committee of the Whole
C. C. Gossett
D Canyon
Meade D-Lewis
Curtis
D-Ada
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Weston
Downey
Rigby
Lewiston
Moscow
Harrison
Hazelton
Eden Nampa
Weiser
Payette
Idaho Falls
Craighmont
Pocatello
Shoshone
Arco
Teton City
Newdale
Charles F. Koelsch
Third District
Department of Public Works
James F. Burke
Utilities Bill in Conference Washington July 10 1930s
The Senate sent the public utility bill to conference with conferees to push the presidents plan to outlaw holding companies within seven years. An agreement suggested House opposition could trigger further instructions. Senator Dieterich withdrew a motion to block abolition and conferees were appointed by Vice President Garner.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Dieterich
Illinois
Garner
Montana
Interstate Commerce Committee
Barkley
Kentucky
Brown
New Hampshire
White
Maine
Shipstead
F.L
Minnesota
Borah Advances Idaho Wool Men Aid Shift
Senator Borah proposed removing wool and mohair from the commodities to be regulated under the AAA amendment. The move, supported by wool producing states, was accepted by Chairman Smith without debate, clearing the way for the change in the bill.
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Washington
Borah
R-Ida
Senate
Smith
DSC
Agricultural Committee
Funeral Services For Two Preston Residents Friday
Funeral services will be held Friday at the Latter Day Saints Third Ward chapel for two Preston residents. Lola Hawkes, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hawkes, and Elam Hollingsworth, 50, drowned in Bear River during a church outing. Lola was swept under while swimming. Hollingsworth died trying to rescue her.
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Preston, Tda
Preston
Latter Day Saints
Third Ward
tLols Hawkes
William Hawkes
Elam Hollingsworth
Bear River
Naval Secretary Announces Plans for Fleet Expansion
Secretary Swanson outlined for the 1936 fiscal year starting July 1 a program including 12 destroyers and six submarines, with Vinson act goals aiming for 54 ships by 1942. He said no decision yet on replacing one of seven battleships after the Washington treaty expires December 31, 1936. Construction could begin January 1, 1937, but he stressed the navy is not starting any competition.
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Washington
Swanson
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight Then Thursday
Generally fair conditions expected tonight and Thursday as temperatures shift. Winds light, with no significant precipitation anticipated.
Idaho Conductor Falls Off Train Near Nampa
J W Amstutz of Glenna Ferry and conductor in charge of a westbound freight train fell from the engine four miles east of Nampa during an emergency brake application. He suffered three broken vertebrae and head cuts, was brought to Mercy hospital and is resting well. Emergency brake event occurred when brake pipe line broke during uncoupling of two cars.
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Nampa
J. W. Amstutz
Glenna Ferry
Amstulz
Mercy Hospital
R. J. Rodwell
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Hailey
Adrienne Ames
Los Angeles
Bruce Cabot
CANAL
Dennis Miller
Mantanuska
Congress
Mantanuska Valley
Alaska
Nate
L. P. Hunt
H. W. Scott
David Williams
Liieup
H. V. Martig
Apeoolated Press
Phot
Lakeport
Calif
J. W. Murphy
Marie Meyer
Murphy
Hapsburgs
Archduke Otto of Austria
Miklas
Hood
Walter R. Bottcher
Utilities Bill
Hollingsworth
Naval Secretary
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