Idaho Supreme Court Studies Bannock County Bond Case
The Idaho Supreme Court on July 13 took under advisement a Bannock County case testing whether counties may issue bonds to retire warrants. Lloyd Corporation of Pocatello disputes $345000 in bonds to retire the same amount of warrants, arguing some warrants are invalid and that two thirds voter approval is required. The suit began in Pocatello district court, which ruled county commissioners could issue the bonds, a ruling the corporation appealed.
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Pocatello
Noted movie stars announce future marriage in Santa Barbara
Hollywoods George O'Brien and Marguerite Churchill, stars of Riders of the Purple Sage, filed notice of their intention to wed in Santa Barbara California. Churchill 22 began on stage in New York and starred as leading woman at 18. OBrien 33 comes from San Francisco and has been in western films for about ten years.
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George O'Brien
Marguerite Churchill
New York
Kansas City
O'Brien
Daniel J. O'Brien
San Francisco
Miller Rules on Beer Import Tax
Boise July 13 Attorney General Bert Miller ruled that beer retailers importing stock from outside Idaho must pay both the $1 retailer license and the $100 wholesaler license unless the out of state shipper holds an Idaho dealer license. He also found that a person porting beer for sale is liable to the $1.55 per barrel tax.
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Boise
Bert Miller
Idaho
Correction on Downey killing case clarifies identity
A correction states Alford Henderson, previously sentenced to life for the killing of a small girl near Downey, was not related to the girl. O. E. Henderson of Arimo, quoted by the Associated Press, calls the Wednesday Tribune report incorrect.
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Alford Henderson
Downey
O. E. Henderson
Arimo
Associated Press
the Tribune
Donaldson Rites Set for Friday
Final rites for D. P. Scotty Donaldson 39 longtime Kraft Phenix Cheese plant superintendent will be Friday at 10 am from McHan Funeral chapel Reverend Claude Richmond will officiate Interment at Mountain View cemetery He died after surgery for ruptured appendix following sudden illness at work Saturday He is survived by his widow Ellen and three daughters Marjorie Geraldine Benny Jean a mother in Canada a brother and two sisters
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D. P
Scotty” Donaldson
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
McHan
Claude Richmond
The
Presbyterian Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Donaldson
Kraft
Paul Willecke
C. L. Wray
Dennis Larson
Andrew Williams
Dan Holmberg
Theodore Winters
Ellen Donaldson
Marjorie
Geraldine
Benny Jean
Canada
Mystified St Paul Doctors Targeted by Kidnappers
Police probe a gang attack on two doctors in St Paul as victims Dr. E. J. Engberg and Dr. W. H. Hedberg recover. Engberg says he was forced to assist a captive, lured by a staged summons and a gun, then blindfolded and drugged. Hedberg recounts three men cornering him on arrival.
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E. J. Engberg
W. H. Hedberg
Minnesota Chiropractors’ Association
Engberg
Dr. Hedberg
Dr. Engberg
Idaho Pioneer Dies at Robin
Isaiah Stephen Wheeler age 65 a Robin Idaho pioneer died at his home in Robin. Born November 20 1868 in Huntsville Utah he moved to Robin 35 years ago. Funeral services Saturday at 2 PM at Robin L D S church with Bishop David Armstrong officiating.
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Isaiah Stephen Wheeler
Robin
Huntsville
Utah
Pocatello
California
Hannah Jeanette Henderson
Orvil Wolverton
W. W. Henderson
Logan
Sam Cutler
Gridley
Calif
Robin L. D
David Armstrong
Hall Mortuary
Murder Trial Reopens After Confession Admitted
The murder trial of Doty Lewis, charged in the October 9 1932 death of Mabel Sawyer 13 year old Indian girl reopened after Judge C C Cavanah admitted Lewis alleged confession to the jury Jensen former Indian police and DOJ agent recalled with jury present The confession was challenged but deemed admissible as allowed by the court with testimony detailing questioning at the Pocatello police station December 23 and statements about Lewis being drunk and his movements prior to the death
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C. C. Cavanah
Doty Lewis
Mabel Sawyer
W. H
Pete) Jensen
Department of Justice
Russell Bryan
Jensen
Lewis
Bryan
Bryon
Pocatello
J. A. Balderston
C. A. Carlson
Idaho Falls
Guy Nelson
R. C
Sam Griffin
William Langrosse
J. H. Peterson
Washington, D. C
W. H. Jensen
Cavanah Lewis
Cavanah
William H. Langrosse
Pope Recommends 3 Idaho Advisory Board Members
Senator James P. Pope acting for Idaho recommended Beecher Hitchcock Frank Martin of Boise and Ed C. Rith of Montpelier to serve on the Idaho advisory board for loans from public works funds. Secretary Ickes will forward the names to the president for appointment in a few days. The home loan bank board directs state managers to report in Washington for a conference then open state headquarters and start taking loan applications.
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Washington
James P. Pope
Idaho
Beecher Hitchcock
Frank Martin
Boise
Ed C. Rith
Montpelier
Idaho Advisory Board
Public
Ickes
Home Loan Bank Board
Home Loan Corporation
Searchers Drag Payette Lake for Missing Ogden Youths
Payette lake near Boise is being dragged for the bodies of Paul Robinson and Charles Salt both 19 of Ogden missing since May 29 after their automobile was found at the lake. Sheriff Wilson said the car’s contents were undisturbed and a borrowed boat was later located bottomside up.
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Boise
Payette Lake
Paul Robinson
Charles Salt
Ogden
Robert L. Wilson
Canada
University of Idaho
McCall
Clayne Robinson
Paul
Moscow
William Lavon Robinson
Ogden High School
Robinson
Boise High School
Baseball Scores and Box Scores From The Day
Day baseball results show St. Louis and New York high scoring games with pitchers and batters listed. Detroit and Boston split as Cleveland and Philadelphia top Chicago and Washington in varied scores. Beck, Lopez, Warne and Hartnett appear among notable names in the box scores.
Stocks Soar to Fresh Highs in 1933 Market Rally
New York July 13 Stocks surged to new highs for the year with extreme gains across sectors including alcohol aviation utilities rails and industrials. United States Steel American Telephone and General Motors led leaders while grains and cotton declined. gold currencies showed minor shifts and sugar futures rose after peaks.
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New York
United States Steel Common
American Telephone
General Motors
Kidnapers Hold Wary O Connells Await Word
The O Connell family fears a long wait for ransom instructions as Lieut. John J. O Connell Jr is held for 250000 dollars. State police and Justice Department agents continue private probes in Greene county and major cities while Albany officials maintain a hands off policy. Investigators say no new word has come from the kidnappers since last Monday.
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Albany
N. Y
O'Connell
John J. O'Connell
Department of Justice
Greene County
New York City
Buffalo
Dan O'Connell
O'Connells
O'Connell, Jr
Triple slaying tied to mail robbery loot in Fort Worth
Bodies of three men recovered from the Trinity River under a Fort Worth bridge are linked to a February mail robbery for a $72,000 haul. Identifications point to Jack Sturdivant, 23, Eula. Harry Rutherford, 28, Abilene. J B Rutherford, 30, Dallas. Four suspects including O D Stevens and the Howards face murder charges with bonds at $30,000 each.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Trinity River
Jack Sturdivant
Eula
Harry Rutherford
Abilene
J. B. Rutherford
Dallas
O. D. Stevens
W. ID. May
M. T. Howard
M. D. ‘Blackie
Public appeal urged in August Luer kidnapping case
In Alton Illinois on July 13 two Luer family agents urged the kidnapers of 77 year old banker August Luer and his 75 year old wife to allow him to communicate with her to ease her anxiety over his health. Luer suffers heart disease and frequent smothering attacks that physicians say could be fatal if he is harmed. He has been in captivity for 60 hours and the family is prepared to pay a ransom.
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Alton
Ill
August Luer
Luer
O. S. Catt
Lawrence Kvller, Jr
Local Residents Visitors at Park West Yellowstone
A special train bringing 71 passengers arrived in West Yellowstone Montana on Monday evening to handle overflow on the regular line. Visitors include Mrs C E Manson and several residents traveling to summer homes around West Yellowstone with various family groups and day trips to Febgen Lake and Thompson summer residences.
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West Yellowstone
Montana
W. J. Harvey
Mrs. L. Weaver
Mrs. J. W. Myers
Carl Valentine
Betty Thompson
West Yelowstone
Mr. Parks
Benjamin Thompson
Thompson
Alleged Damages in Bannock County Suit Over Assault and Imprisonment
Norman Neilson sues Otis Wooters in Bannock County District Court seeking 50,025 damages. He claims Wooters forced him and an employee with violence and threats to a remote location near Pocatello, detained for two hours, then handed to two deputies and jailed for 26 hours without contact. He seeks 25,000 punitive, 25,000 general, and 25 special damages.
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Norman Neilson
Otis Wooters
Bannock County
Wooters
Neilson
Woot
Pocatello
Woolers Hv
Depu
Bannore
Crawford Wins Wimbledon Davis Cup Opener
Jack Crawford defeated Henry W. Austin of England in four sets to give Australia an early lead in the Davis Cup final on the opening day. Austin won the first set 6-4 before Crawford surged with 6-2 6-2 6-3 returns.
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Crawford
Wimbledon
Eng
Jack Crawford
Australia
Henry W
Bunny” Austin
England
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills July 13. Will Rogers comments on Oklahoma Governor Bill Murray and the national guard over beer voting. He notes U S army may be needed to curb celebration of beer voting. He laments the London conference extended two weeks to aid hotels and golf with the Prince of Wales.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Bill Murray
Oklahoma
National Guard
U. S. Army
London
Export and import figures rise for U S Far East trade
The Commerce Department announced that the United States total trade with the Far East in May reached 51.375 million dollars, up 7.858 million from April, with imports forming the larger share. May 1932 trade totaled 55.018 million. exports to the Far East were 20.096 million, down 20.5 percent from May 1932.
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Washington
United States
Far East
Department of Commerce
Idaho wheat talks conclude on relief bill guidance
Idaho Extension bureau closes a two day conference detailing provisions of the May 12 agriculture relief bill. County and club agents will explain the plan in 43 wheat growing meetings starting July 16. Discussion covers London conference acreage reductions and potential U S market effects.
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Congress
Idaho Extension Bureau
Bureau
M. L. Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
W. Daigh
Bannock County
Daigh
E. J. Iddings
Moscow
J. H. Rearden
Boise
John Toeves
Aberdeen
O. E. McConnell
Gooding
Truman C. Anderson
Lincoln
Harveys. Hale
Twin Falls
W. W. Palmer
Cassia
Ruper D. Kuhn
Minidoka
Thomas Klinglon
Blaine
Ralph Stuckey
Power
Chase Kerr
Franklin
Alma Duke
Bear Lake
A. B. Finch
Caribou
C. W. Daigh
C. R. Tulley
Bannock
M. L. Tillery
Bingham
Bert Bolinbroke
Madison
John Robertson
Fremont
Warren Barber
Burley
Wrestlers George Katsonaros Dies In Auto Crash
George Katsonaros a New York heavyweight wrestler was killed and John Paul Jones of Dallas Texas injured when their automobile overturned near Utaw Ala en route from Nashville to New Orleans where Jones was billed tonight.
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George Katsonaros
New York
John Paul Jones
Dallas
Texas
Nashville
New Orleans
Jones
Idaho Fair Tonight and Friday Temperature Steady
The bulletin notes no change in temperature for Idaho fair events tonight and Friday. The forecast covers expected conditions for attendees and organizers across the two days with no significant warmth or cooling. Weather details emphasize a stable temperature pattern during the fair period.
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Idaho
Chicago Speculator Factor Tortured by Kidnap Gang
John Factor disclosed that $50,000 was paid in five and ten dollar bills to his captors for freedom after twelve days of captivity. He described brutal abuse, being bound with taped eyes, and being held on a farmhouse second floor near La Grange. Factor stated a gang of about twenty men orchestrated the kidnapping and ransom negotiations occurred in daylight outside Chicago.
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Chicago
John Factor
Factor
la Grange
Facetor
Duluth Fighter Wins via Technical Knockout
Billy Petrolle the Duluth welterweight defeated Bep Van Klaveren by technical knockout at the Polo Grounds after a fourth round stoppage due to a deep cut over Van Klaveren’s right eyelid. The Dutch challenger protested the stoppage but left the ring after medical intervention. Petrolle weighed 144 pounds to Van Klaveren’s 145.
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New York
Billy Petrolle
Duluth
Bep van Klaveren
Petrolle
The
Polo Grounds
Joseph Sheridan
New York State Athletic Commission
van Klaveren
van Klaeveren
Five Hundred Women Attend Idaho Camp at Fishhaven
In Paris Idaho on July 13 five hundred women from Bannock Bear Lake Oneida Power and Caribou counties registered at the Fishhaven resort on Year Lake for the annual camp. Under Miss Marion Hepworth and Miss Helen Pixton it runs 7 30 a m to 9 30 p m with full lodging occupied. Dr. Melvin J Ballard of Salt Lake City spoke on developing character values and E R Bennett of Boise lectured on home development.
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Paris
Idaho
Bannock
Bear Lake
Oneida
Power
Caribou
Womens
Fishhaven Resort
Year Lake
Marion Hepworth
Helen Pixton
Melvin J. Ballard
Salt Lake City
E. R. Bennett
Boise
U. of S
Trial ends in Los Angeles as jury deadlocks
The trial of beer dealer Ernest von Buelow, charged with extortion of polo player Eric Pedley by threatening his children, ended with a hung jury after the panel reported it was deadlocked. The defendant allegedly wrote four letters demanding 400 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Eric Pedley
Ernest von Buelow
Pediey
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George O’brien
Santa Barbara
Zane Grey
Hollywood
Miller
ST. Paul
Pete Jensen
Pope
St. Louis
Hadley
McDowall
Shea
Ruel
Gomez
Ckey
Detroit
Boston
Marberry and Hayworth
Johnson
Kline
Ferrell
Cleveland
Philadel
Pearson, Connally
Pytlak
Cain
Cochrane
Gregory and
Berry
Thomas and Sewell
Philadelphia
OL Jackson
Davis
Derringer Stout
Smith
Manion
Brooklyn
Beck
Lopez
Warne Hartnet
St. Louisne
Hubber
Mancuso
Carleton
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Starr
Hogan
Smith and Grace
Finney
O'Connell and
Lver
Robert J. Cavagnaro
C. E. Manson
Will Rogers
Tribune
Idaho Bureau
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