Hapsburg Restoration Threat Triggers Little Entente Mobilization
Rumanians Titulescu warned that restoring the Hapsburg dynasty would force mobilization by Romania, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. The move follows exile talks and Linz car accident risking Chancellor Schuschnigg. Prince Starhemberg eyed as regent and potential chancellor amid Austria’s heimwehr power.
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Nicholas Titulescu
Rumania
Hapsburg Dynasty
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Entente
Titulescu
Hapsburg
Vienna
Austria
Linz
Kurt Schuschnigg
Ernst von Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Kurt
Two Held for Ogden Murder in Wild Pursuit
Fred J. Lund and John Ellis, both in their twenties, were jailed in Ogden on first degree murder charges in the patrolman slaying. After escaping a posse and wrecking a stolen car near Willard, they were captured in Brigham City and identified as occupants of the vehicle. Both men claimed San Diego roots and refused to answer questions.
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Ogden
Fred J. Lund
John Ellis
Joseph H Quigley
Brigham City
Willard
San Diego
California
Ellis
Quigley
R. H. Wootten
Britain Watches Italy Move Troops Into East Africa
From Aden to Massaua observers note Mussolini massing Italian forces in Somaliland and Eritrea. The British view the Italian army as the largest and most prepared yet sent to Africa, with plans possibly targeting Ethiopia. Heat and water scarcity burden troops as ships unload war materiel.
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Great Britain
Italy
East Africa
Aden
Arbaia
Persian Gulf
India
Mussolini
Somaliland
Eritrea
Africa
Eth
Massaua
Gulf
Uncle Sam Has Mouse Problem
A Brookfield Connecticut woman writes to the U.S. Post Office about a field mouse nesting in her mailbox. She says lifting the lid disturbs the animal and she must leave a card atop the box. The letter ends with affection from Frances Lindquist.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Brookfield, Conn
U. S. Post Office
Uncel
Frances Lindquist
City swelters on Saturday amid soaring heat
Residents endured a merciless sun as temperatures reached 97 degrees by 5:30 p m marking a new yearly high. No significant rainfall since July 4 with June total at 0 02 inches and May’s last rain in the latter part of the month. Farmers and residents eyed clouds for moisture while weather reports warned of continued heat with little relief in sight.
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Pocatello
Priest Lake Man Is New Forester
M A Feary of Priest Lake Idaho was named state forester by the state land board to replace A W Middleton of Moscow who resigned to take a federal post. Feary has served six years as deputy state forester in Moscow where the state headquarters will stay.
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Boise
A. J. Feary
Priest Lake
Ida
State Land Board
A. W. Middleton
Moscow
Feary
Mars Mission Plans Revealed By California Inventor
California inventor Leon F Douglass announces plans to launch an attempt to communicate with Mars next fall. He made the statement before sailing on the liner Lurline to Honolulu.
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San Francisco
Mars
Leon F. Douglass
California
Lurline
Honolulu
FDR Tax Plan Faces Heated Drafting Stage
Washington July 13 A cross fire of criticism and praise meets the president's tax plan as the Ways and Means Committee works longer hours to finish hearings. Chamber of Commerce New York urges spending cuts, while advocates urge deferral of new levies. Rabbis' conference approves, and witnesses oppose increases in personal and inheritance taxes.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Merchants Association of New York
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Chamber of Commerce Aidment
Mia H. Clausen
Horicon
Roy C. Osgood
Chicago
E. C. Alvord
Beer Guzzling Champ Named Beer Guzzling Champ
Ballinger Texas July 13 Joe Malish big Czechoslovakian farmer from Rowena claimed the world's beer guzzling championship tonight after downing half a gallon in 2225 seconds in a public exhibition here. More than 500 witnessed the feat and crowd watches checked with the official stopwatch. Malish offered to meet Floyd Verette of Milwaukee in a contest for the title Verette claimed two weeks ago after gulping half a gallon in 34 seconds. Malish also drank three gallons in two hours at a local beer parlor last Saturday.
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Ballinger
Texas
Joe Malish
Rowena
Malish
Floyd Verette
Milwaukee
Verette
Republicans Call to Meeting for Rocky Mountain Convention
National committeemen from Idaho Montana Utah Wyoming Colorado and signs from five states call a Republican gathering likely in September in Salt Lake City. Ernest Bamberger of Utah is authorized to call the conference and invite delegates from Washington Oregon California New Mexico and Nevada to set representation proportional to senators and congressmen.
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Helena
Mont
Rocky Mountain
Salt Lake City
Joseph D. Scanlen
Miles City
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Ernest. Bamberger
Washington
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Nevada
Hammonton man becomes step-great grandfather at 65
Thomas B. Delker of Hammon ton, a longtime newspaperman, is the step-great grandfather after his marriage to Emma Messner. Emma Mae Delker, their baby, creates a web of step and in-law relations with Delker as father and Emma as mother. The unique kinship links include son-in-law becoming father-in-law and step-grandmother turning into step-m grandmother.
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Hammonton
N. J
Thomas B. Delker
Delker
Emma Messner
Joseph Messner
PWA Rules Expanded for Idaho State Director Role
J Vernon Otter Idaho acting state director announces new PWA rules governing participation in the 4 billion works program. He states federal reforms empower state directors with more authority under Ickes decentralized organization and outlines procedures for applicants and projects.
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Boise
Public Works Administration
J. Vernon Otter
PWA
Idaho
Washington, D. C
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Otter
New President of Bar Chosen at Idaho Convention
John W. Graham of Twin Falls became president of the Idaho State Bar at the closing session of the annual convention in HaIlfy Idaho. William J. Hannah of Orofino was named president of the prosecuting attorneys division with Edward Babcock of Twin Falls as vice president and Frank Rettig of Jerome as secretary. The memorial honoring departed members was adopted. Remarks by J Linn Driscoll of Boise touched on pending federal legislation and centralization of money power. The convention planned submissions to the national bankers convention at Yellowstones Park on July 22 and 23.
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A. P. Asher
Sandjoint
Ira E. Barber
Boise
J. F. Colvin
S. H. Hayes
Arthur Humphrey
American Falls
John H. Myer
H. C. Wyman
John J. McCue
R. B. Norris
St. Maries
D. L. Rhodes
Nampa
Sam Griffin
National Bankers’ Convention
Yellows Stone Park
A. L. Morgan
Moscow
Trade pact signed by U S and Russians
The United States and Soviet Russia signed a one year trade pact ending 18 years of mixed relations. Moscow agreed to boost imports from the U S by 150 percent over the past three years average in return for $30 million of American goods over the coming year and broad tariff concessions.
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Lloyd A. Lehrbas
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Russia
Moscow
Belgium
Haiti
Soviet Union
Maxim Litvinoff
William C. Bullitt
Mercury tops Boise heat with 101 degree day
Boise records a 101 degree high today tied for the hottest so far this year in the city since the 1860s. Portland also reports a record 105 degrees, Bend at 98, and Elk Lake Sparks Lake roads remain blocked by snow in the Cascade high country. Salt Lake City reaches 98.4 degrees as the blaze of summer continues.
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Portland
Ore
Bend
Elk Lake
Sparks Lake
Cascade Mountains
Salt Lake City
Jury verdict against Utah woman in Lindbergh law case
Nineteen year old Margaret Waley was found guilty by a federal jury in Tacoma of Lindbergh law and conspiracy in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. The trial lasted 4 hours 45 minutes with prosecutors presenting active involvement and conspiracy with her husband and a felon. Sentencing set for next Wednesday. prosecutors seek life sentences.
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George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Waley
Washington-Idaho Line
E. E. Cushman
Waley
Theo
U. S
A. J. Chitty
Chitty
John F. Dore
Will Rogers on Abyssinia Trade and Global Underselling
In Santa Monica on July 13 Will Rogers comments that Italy seeks Abyssinia trade while Japan undercuts globally. He recalls past mass production claims and notes England pressuring Italy, yet Britain also controls parts of Abyssinia, illustrating two sides to the argument.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Italy
Abyssinia
England
Grid Star Kelsch Killed in Auto Collision
Mose Kelsch, 40 year old backfield ace of the Pittsburgh Pirates pro football team, was killed today in an automobile collision. Unsettled weather continues with warmer conditions expected Sunday into Monday for the southwest portion.
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Pittsburgh
Crist “Mose” Kelsch
Pittsburgh Pirates
UTA
Father Objects to Guilty Verdict in Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping Case
Salt Lake City July 13 George Thulin father of Mrs Margaret Waley says he does not understand how the jury found her guilty in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case. He praises Judge Cushman but criticizes the jury and federal agents for restricting discussion with his daughter.
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Salt Lake City
George Thulin
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
EZ. BE
Cushman
Thulin
Department of Justice
Ai Tnove
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Doughton
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Twin Falls
U.S
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United States Marshal's Office
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William Dainard
Mahan
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Will Rogers
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