14 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1929
Page
1
Brussels reports Germany and Belgium signed a reparations settlement tied to the Young plan. Germany will begin payments on March 31, 1930, totaling 37 annuities with values in Belgian francs, extending over several years. The accord also addresses compensation for German property confiscated but not liquidated.
Alfred A. Oliver 39 was brought to Colorado Springs from St. Louis after extradition waiver. He says a misidentification led to his arrest in a Lamar bank robbery case in which four men were killed and claims a double resembles him.
Pie Traynor captain and Pie Traynor may be cut from the lineup with an injured leg. George Grantham also out with a shoulder injury, delaying the Pirates at Boston. Meanwhile in Sweden the cremation of Katherine Tingley awaits burial in Point Loma.
William Leonard Kimball and Arvil Maostad of Ogden have passed the safe embalmers license. Announcement was made today.
AP reports lakes at the headwaters of the Provo River in Draggett County will reopen next Monday for fishing. The announcement confirms the lakes including the theranddaddy and thigh lakes will be accessible to anglers starting then.
The AP reports aviation focus as two transatlantic contenders race from France toward New York via Iceland and Berlin while pilots in Sweden, Denmark, and Russia eye world record attempts. Endurance flights pass 246 hours as crews plan further long hauls from Hawaii to the mainland.
Salt Lake City July 13 George A Goates federal prohibition director for Utah said he is under consideration for the judgeship of the Juvenile Court for Utah's third district. He said the appointment came as a surprise and he has not yet decided. He will confer with juvenile court commission representatives today.
Salt Lake City report says David W Glover mayor of Parmington will lose sight in his left eye after being struck by a nail during road work supervision. Doctors announced the injury today following the incident Tuesday.
Trinerran Persia July 13 AP reports at least 37 people dead and several villages wiped out in floods blamed on cloudbursts near Tabriz. The city, next to Tehran, hosts about 189,000 residents and has a history of misfortune including earthquakes. Major exports include carpets bags shoes raisins and almonds.
Washington July 13 A general order by Prohibition Commissioner Doran requires medicinal tonics to have a solid content of 11 percent instead of 12 percent. The order raises the solids but does not alter the tonic's alcoholic content, and Doran said the change preserves its medicinal purpose.
In a dramatic rescue near Oslo, Crown Prince Olaf and Princess Martha saved a Norwegian man and woman from peril when their rudderless boat drifted toward dangerous rocks. The royal couple launched a small craft and brought the couple to safety despite strong currents.
The Sun day Express previews tomorrow that King George will have a Monday operation to drain and treat an abscess on his right side. It notes his general health has improved.
Summary of multiple games with teams Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Boston and more including run totals and key pitchers Kremer Hargreaves Bailey MacGraw Davis Mellahan Holland Frankhouse Wilson Morrison Ehrhardt Gooch Cantwell Cunningham Spohrer Walberg Perkins Collins Bohang and Berg across American and National League matchups with postponed games noted and second games referenced.
Rear Admiral Thoms P. Magruder will assume command of the Pacific coast fleet base force on August 1, replacing Rear Admiral S S W Kittelle after being removed in 1927 for criticizing navy management. The move ends Magruder’s “punishment” and follows earlier calls by lawmakers for inquiry into the firing. Magruder has served over 40 years, earning the Medal of Honor and the French Legion of Honor.
In New Orleans on July 13, three men attempted arson at the Gentilly car barn as a federal injunction shields the street railway property. Fire crews saved the building while city officials push for negotiations between 1500 striking workers and the company, with deputies and police prepared to back any resumption of service.
Jeph Beck aged 16 saved nine year old Robert Madsen from drowning at Lago swimming pool in Parrington on Thursday night. Beck dived after the boy disappeared underwater and brought him to the surface where a lifeguard assisted reviving him in minutes.
Daniel P. Moon pleaded not guilty at arraignment on charges of killing Jack Lemon a sheep herder and will have a preliminary hearing next Wednesday in Palls. The incident occurred in Twin Palls with the victim identified as Lemon.
Tass reports mobilization along the eastern Siberian frontier as Manchurian troops move to the border armed and on a war footing. Chinese authorities seize control of the Chinese Eastern Railway and arrest Soviet railway workers as Russian guards are positioned for potential action.
Culver City California July 13 The Angeleno endurance flight by L W Mendell and R B Reichart ended in a forced landing after a tail flutter fouled the tail group. They logged 246 hours 43 minutes 322 seconds setting a long endurance mark but suffered no serious injuries. Debris and hatch damage ended the flight at 2 13 p m July 2 takeoff at 7 29 30 a m. The pair planned refueling but landed sharply before 5 000 spectators. They praised the engine despite the crash and were treated for checks. The flight covered about 19 769 miles at roughly 80 mph using 3 035 gallons of fuel. A new Buhl air sedan was donated to the team.
In a free for all at the Hotel Today nightclub on Broadway at 54th Street early today a remark about a bartender led to a pistol battle. Simon Walker 35 and William Cassidy 36 were killed while Peter Cassidy 36 and Dewey Mepnigen were taken into custody as officers investigate the shooting.
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