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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1928

Page

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Bourbon to nullify day law defended by editor

Emporia Kansas July 14 AP William Allen White editor said a speech at Olathe attacked Governor Alfred E Smith based on New York newspaper articles. He denied being informed by Reverend O R Miller reform advocate. Governor Smith’s interview references and Miller’s role are questioned amid political controversy.

Emporia Kan William Allen White Alfred E. Smith Olathe Kansas New York O R. Miller Albany N. Y Gove Mor Smith Miller Smith Jett New York Times New Jersey

Niagara of the West Dons Man-Made Raiment of Light

The Idaho Power Company installed a flood lighting system at the Niagara of the West falls on the Snake River canyon near Twin Falls. A 25,000,000 candle power display with color lighting was dedicated May 24 by Lena Madesin Phillips, boosting the falls to a new scenic prestige.

Bhoshone Falls Niagara Canyon of the Snake Idaho Power Company Lena Madesin Phillips Business and Professional Women's Clubs Idaho Twin Falls Johnson & 8On Boise

Danish Guide Picked Up By Swedish Ship

Captain Emilio Cerranza dies in a crash near a Jersey patch flight intended to show that distance and frontiers matter little. The body is brought to New York and laid in state at a Broadway church with an international guard. Mexican and U.S. officials plan a public viewing and guard detail as mourners pass the flag draped coffin.

New York Emilio Cerranza Mexico United States Jersey Mount Holly Carranza Som Broadway United States Army Elias 104Th Field Artillery New York National Guard Ths John J. Manden Honer Juan Bernstein Samuel C. Ro

Icebreaker Braganza Rescues Danish Guide Near Cape Brun

AP reports Stefan News says Danish guide Varming was rescued from the Arctic ice near Cape Brun by Norwegian ice breaker Braganza. He belonged to Alpine Chasseur Captain Sora’s party seeking Italia survivors from Foy Island. If confirmed, he becomes the eleventh saved from the ice north of Spitzbergen since Italia’s crash.

Rome Stefan Tonight Snf Citt di Varming Sora Reagh Italia Foy Island Foyn Island Warming Spitzbergen

Three Men Die In Chicago Sewer Tragedy

In Chicago a flood trap in a mile long sewer tunnel killed three workers as four others were missing. Fire crews recovered the three bodies while authorities pursued an arrest linked to a district employee. hero Carl Chiaro aided and escaped.

Chicago Ills Richard Keating Carl Chiaro

Idaho Postal Twin Paus Convention Highlights From Lewiston

Nearly 100 delegates attended the Idaho postal workers conclave in Lewiston, selecting Lewiston as the 1929 convention city. G B Benedict of Lewiston was elected as president of the Idaho Federation of Clerks, H Hall of Moscow as vice president, and C C Rauch of Pocatello as secretary treasurer. Other officers and delegates were named, with J W Barber of Rexburg joining the executive board for three years. Congressman Addison T Smith spoke at a closing banquet signaling the end of the gathering.

Twin Paus Lewiston Idaho G. B. Benedict Idaho Federation of Clerks H. Hall Moscow C. C Pat) Rauch Pocatello Ferry Silvers Bolec George Pouts Senate National Federation New York Glynn BE. Smith Twin Palls Idaho Poedera City Harold E Twin Palle Cheeen Secre J. Wt

Condolence Message Sent for Mexican Captain Carranza

President Coolidge expressed sorrow over Captain Emilio Carranza's death in a message to Mexico's President Calles. He praised Carranza's daring modesty and aim to strengthen U S Mexico ties, noting his inspiring example for both nations. The White House planned honors and a public reception for Mr Hoover in Superior Wisconsin with a large parade and Republican leaders in attendance.

Superior Wis Calles Mexico Coolidge Emilio Carranza Washington Wisconsin Carranza United States Mr. Coolidge Roy O. West Illinois Cedar Island Lodge Irving L. Lenroot Hoover Hoover Club

Guatave Malla Slaying Sentence Postponed to July 21

In Salt Lake City on July 14 the sentencing of Guatave Malla for the murder of William Oivish, a local cobbler, was postponed to July 21 due to the absence of a defense attorney. Motions for arrest of judgment and a new trial will be argued on the same day.

Salt Lake City Guatave Malla William Oivish

Realtor Refuses to Meet Demands of Blackmailers

Kansas City July 14 Barney Codman a prominent city real estate dealer sits in his office on the 18th floor of the Commerce Building with a revolver and two guards as he refuses to meet blackmailers demands. He says he will face whatever comes and is ready for their next move.

Kansas City Barney @codman Commerce Bulle Enid

Hoover Will Visit West on Pacific Coast Campaign

Herbert Hoover, retiring as commerce secretary after seven years, heads west to receive formal Republican nomination. He will tour Chicago Superior Omaha and Duluth with brief stops and meetings with President Coolidge and Governor McMillan before heading toward Palo Alto.

Washington Commerce Department Herbert Hoover Pacific Coast Republican Party Commerce Hoover George K. Burgess Bureau of Standards Palo Alto Chicago Dawes Superior Coolidge Duluth Omaha Neb Nebraska Adam McMullen Lowdon Premont

John Coolidge Enlivens Cedar Island Camp Evenings

In Superior Wisconsin on July 14 AP John Coolidge visits Cedar Island lodge adds phonograph records to the Brule river camp, while his mother embroidering and he enjoys evenings reading and music. He golfed in Duluth mornings and shared luncheon with Morgan Murphy, son of J T Murphy, local publisher.

Superior Wis John Coolidge Cedar Island Lodge Brule River Camp Louisiana John Morgan Murphy J. T. Murphy Duluth

Amundsen Crew Reported Safe Amid Rescue Claim

Stockholm Tidningen cites unconfirmed rumor that Capt Roald Amundsen and the missing crew of the French plant have been rescued near Bear Island. A second version says fishing boats rescued the party from an ice floe.

Copenslagen Stockholm Tidningen Roald Amundsen Bear Island

Fragmented Message From Mexico City Snapshot

An OCR excerpt from a Mexico City file shows garbled text with unreadable phrases and unclear names. The legible parts mention a dated regional context and a possible travel or visa reference, but concrete facts are not present.

Raskob Pushes Home Liquor Consumption Plan

Massachusetts Democrats disclosed a letter from John J. Raskob, Democratic chair, advocating a system allowing intoxicating liquor for home consumption to bypass saloons. He urges supporters to discuss modifications to the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act to restore temperance and legal order.

Boston John J. Raskob Democratic National Committee Houston Massachusetts Democratic Committee P. H. Callahan Louisville Raskob

Air Tour Ships Reach Frisco on 6300 Mile Itinerary

San Francisco reports the first phase of the annual reliability tour begins with ships arriving in the city. The tour covers a 6300 mile itinerary as part of the long distance program.

Frisco Bad 5 San Francisco

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Ditor Grief Bowl Nations Mexico City Braganzsa Praganza Chukhnovsky Panione Cape Platen Citta di Milano Powe Capt West Mr. Hoover Roald Amudsen Lindy Cal Gharies Ara Ae eViator
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