Mussolini Denounces Papal Encyclical as Lies
Premier Mussolini and fascist leaders denounce the Vatican encyclical on youth fascism as lies. They accuse Vatican and Masonry of hostility to the fascist state and pledge mobilization of 873,000 adults and 642,000 youths on Piave battlefields to prove fascism as a united military force defending the regime.
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Rome
Mussolini
Fascist Directorate
Vatican
Masonry
Balila
Thiere
Funeral planned for Miss Ganel Finks nurse in Pocatello
Coroner A W Hall announced the funeral for Miss Ganel Finks a nurse who died at St Anthony hospital after four days unconsciousness. The service will be at Halli mortuary at 2 pm Thursday with interment at Mountainview cemetery. Salt Lake friends expected. A post mortem and stomach analysis were sent to the Idaho state chemist in Boise. a report may take days.
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A. W. Hall
Ganel Finks
St. Anthony Hospital
Halli
Mountainview
Salt Lake
Miss Finks
Boise
Pocatello
Aterial
Buise
Germany to Meet Mid Month Payroll Amid Crisis
President Von Hindenburg returns to Berlin as banks closed by decree reopen for mid month payroll. The cabinet rejects restoring the renten mark and hopes for pacification talks with Britain France and Germany. Britain’s Henderson may spur Franco German talks while MacDonald Bruening seek understanding for peace. The Bank for International Settlements notes no July 15 repayments, with some payments lent back to Germany.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Neudeck
Germany
Laval
Stimson
Henderson
MacDonald
Great Britain
Bruening
Europe
Washington
Bank For International Settlements
France
Italy
White House
International Bank
Liquor Bureau Expands With Record 335 New Prohibition Agents
Washington reports the Prohibition Bureau is activating a huge enforcement push with 335 new agents, bringing total force to about 1,900. Most completed a two week training, targeting New York Philadelphia and Chicago districts. Additional agents to operate in Kansas and other states.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Soverteen
Kansas
N Cor
Oklhone 9
Syvoria
Tevh
Ce Boassaf
France and Soviet Russia set to reestablish relations
Paris and Moscow will publish two decrees tomorrow to resume regular economic relations. Irish reports say Gen Andres and Alexander Magyar fly from Newfoundland to Budapest with fine coastal weather. Basel reports Germany's 51 million dollar payment under the Young plan repaid to Germany per Hoover moratorium.
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Paris
France
Russia
Moscow
Dublin
Irish Free State
Ireland
Andres
Alexander Magyar
Newfoundland
Budapest
Basel
Switzerland
Germany
World Bank
Rail group seeks injunction funding for Denver Rio Grande Beltline
R. S. Jordan of Roosevelt Ltd representing the Uintah Basin railroad league asked the State board of examiners for 1050 to finance an injunction record aimed at preserving the Denver Rio Grande cutoff in Col. The hearing appeared in Salt Lake City with details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Salt Lake City
R. S. Jordan
Roosevelt, Ltdh
Uintah Basn Railroad League
Sate
Exgniners
Ecordin
Gatty and Post Fly High Over Claremore Visit
Claremore celebrates a visit by Gatty and Post as the town showcases a four day built air port and a Winnie Mae flight from Tulsa. The letter praises their capable duo and notes the nonstop banquet pace and global ambitions.
Fire Report Mink Creek Area Near City
A forest fire was burning on Mink Creek reported at 2 30 pm from Smiths ranch south of the city. Deputy L J Mathews and two county jail trustees helped ranchers control the blaze. The watershed endangers the city water supply if it worsens. Motorists arriving at the chamber of commerce saw flames among timber along the creek. The Boy Scout camp lies on the east fork.
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Smith
Mink Creek
L. J. Mathews
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout
East Fork
Officers Leave on Vacation Trips
Patrick Duffy west side patrolman and Jack Balderston chief of detectives of the Poca tello police depart- ment depart on fifteen day vacation trips. Mrs. Duffy will tour park country and the Balderstons plan an automobile trip to the northwest. During their absence Officer Clifford Curtis will be on duty on Duffy s boat on the west side from 7 a m to 3 p m and R C Thomas chief of the identification bureau will run Balderston s office.
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Patrick Duffy
West Side
Jack Balderston
Pocatello
Moose Secretary Visits Pocatello Open Meeting
E A Kallen deputy supreme secretary of the Loyal Order of Moose will speak at an open meeting at Woodmen hall in Pocatello this evening. He is on a Westward trip making 43 lodge visits including Tacoma and Mortana Site meeting tied events.
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E. A. Kallen
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Woodmen Hall
Kallen
Oer
Tacoma
Mortana
Mattee
Wickersham Denounces Mooney Billings Procedure
The Wickersham commission denounces the Mooney Billings case procedures as shocking to justice in a Hoover report on criminal procedure. It cites inadequate new trial motions in the 1916 San Francisco bombing case and urges depoliticized, fitness based judges and adoption of the American Law Institute code for new trials when new evidence or prosecutorial misconduct is shown.
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Washington
Wickersham Commission
Mooney- Billings
Hoover
San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
California Supreme Court
of the American Law Institute
Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues
National League results show Boston, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Cleveland and more with multiple games rained out or postponed. Notable line scores include Detroit beating Philadelphia 5 3 in two games, and Chicago at Washington postponed due to rain.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brandt
Spohrer
Ogden
Ashby
Philaphia
Pittsburgh
Benge
Davis
French
Grace
New York
Chicago
Hubbell
Hogan
Teachout
May and Hartnett
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Clark and Lombardi
Derringer
Mancuso
Cleveland
Hudlin
Sewell
Johnson
Pipgras
Wells
Dickey
Washington
Chief Pilot Mazrvar Leaves Hungarian Air Service
Lieutenant Alexander Mazrvar of the Hungarian army departs today for duty. The officer’s transfer comes as Buders’ air corps reorganizes amid ongoing operations and training across the region.
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Alexander Mazrvar
Todey
Hacdor Groee
Buders
Ory
Kiwanis District Meet Plans Outlined
Kiwanis district convention committee chairmen met at Hotel Bannock for August 28–29 plans led by general chairman G W Tomlinson. District governor H D Aven of Bingham Canyon Utah will preside with Idaho and Utah delegates expected. International president may attend. further details next week.
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Kiwanis
Hotel Bannock
G. W. Tomlinson
H. D. Aven
Bingham Carivon
Utah
Idaho
Tomlinson
R. G. Schwendiman
W. B. Bowen
Ivan Gasser
Roy Black
W. H Francis
Warren Barber
Allen Ashton
I. H Masters
S. A. Wilson
K. L. Scott
EM. Tinker
Jay Tiffmny
Nate Black
Tom West
Cool Breeze Moderates Heat in Pocatello
A cool afternoon breeze kept temperatures modest with 87 at midday and 93 the prior day high. Thermometer readings showed 59 at 6 am, 78 by 9 am, and 4a later, while records note a 104 degree max on July 14, 1925. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Sunrise Thursday is 5 05 am and sunset 8 07 pm.
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Pocatello
Plan Improvements For Port Hall Reservation Roads
Forester Schumaker and County Surveyor Havenor discussed upgrades to reservation roads in Port Hall area. They favored paving the Roos Fork to Old Fort Hall route and Tilden bridge road. Additional plans include Ross Fork creek road to the government dam and improvements on a key artery from Springfield to Aberdeen in Bingham county.
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WR. Schumaker
Port Hall Reservation
W. ?. Havenor
Mr. Schumaker
Havenor
Roos Fork Store
Old Fort Hall
American Falls
Tilden Bridge
Bingham County
Springfield
Aberdeen
Ross Fork Creek
Government Dam
Warehouse Sold for 17500 Dollars to National Warehouse
The Power County warehouse sold for 17500 dollars cash to the National Warehouse corporation at a officers meeting with Judge O R Baum presiding. Announcement of the sale came via The Tribune and involved a conference with Senator John Thomas. The plan will allow retirement of all common and preferred stock.
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Power County
National Warehouse Corporation
O. R. Baum
Tribune
Erain Corporation
John Thomas
Judge Baum
Fragmented Weather Brief From Local Page
Fragmentary OCR reads like a weather note noting cooler air and cloudy skies. Text is garbled with partial phrases and lacks clear dates locations or measurements.
Colored Lodge Elects UtahAn District Officers In Three Day Convention
Delegates of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows colored lodge in District 33 elect Samuel G. Stewart of Salt Lake City as district grand master and name officers from Colorado Utah Wyoming Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon. The session ends with a banquet at Columbia hall and a vote to hold the 1932 convention in Salt Lake City.
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Grand Lodge
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Columbia Hall
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Samuel G. Stewart
William Smith
Pocatello
Walter E. Scott
Denver
T. S. Clinkscale
Jesse Douglas
Clinkscale
P E. Spratlin
Bethel Baptist Church
Allen Chapel
E. J. Hawkins Lodge
A. F P
A. M. Portneut Lodge
Gem State
Pocatello Lodge
The
Pocatello Tribune
Pair Making a Peace Flight Over Atlantic
George Endres and Alexander Magyar, reserve officers in the Hungarian army, took off in the plane Justice to Hungary from Newfoundland Harbor Grace Airport at 1 48 p m Newfoundland time on a planned non stop flight. Weather forecasts prompted a postponement and a later hop off around noon as conditions improved. Dr James H Kimball of the New York Weather Bureau had advised favorable winds but low clouds over much of the route. The aircraft had been refueled and given a final check before departure.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Justice
Hungary
Newfoundland
E. S
Budapest
James H. Kimball
Weather Bureau
New York
Great Circle
Atlantic
Gangster Pays With His Life
Edgar A. Smith a bodyguard of Danny Stanton and ally of Al Capone was found shot to death in a south side automobile. He had been involved in an extradition bid to Wisconsin over Jack Zuta’s murder and police searched for two companions. A woman was tentatively linked and an envelope with a scapula and crucifix addressed to Edgar from Virginia was found at the scene.
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Chicago
Edgar A. Smith
Danny Stanton
al Capone
Smith
Stanton
Wisconsin
Jack Zuta
Edgar
Virginia
Mabel
Pocatello Legion Delegates Election Details
Pocatello Post No. 4 of the American Legion will hold a meeting Thursday evening July 16 at 8 o'clock in the Memorial building to elect delegates to the department convention to be held at a later date. Names and details are unclear in the copy.
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Pocatello
American Legion
Thurecay Ever'ng
Delecates
Nm In
Armas
Ross Park Hosts Open Air Drill and Band Practice
The O. S. L. band under L. Roubidoux tested Ross park acoustics for a planned natural bandstand near the lava rock ridge and lily pools. F. B. Middendorf announced a July 19 concert at 6 30 p m before Memorial building and a July 26 concert at Ross park, with city band commission members J I King C D Moore and John Hood in attendance.
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L. Roubidoux
Ross Park
F. B. Middendorf
Memorial Building
St. Anthony Hospital
City Band Commission
the Park
J. I. King
C D. Moore
John Hood
Nebbs Arrive and Appear in Pairs
The Nebbs comic strips arrived today after a delay from New York City. Two releases appear in this issue and a third pair is promised Thursday before the regular schedule resumes. The feature has a growing following and the Tribune notes printing order could not be dated.
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Nebbs
New York City
the Tribune
Morning Times of Malone Suspends Daily Edition
The Morning Times of Malone New York will stop its daily publication and switch to a twice weekly schedule due to lack of patronage. The Evening Telegram, led by president Frank H. Gannett, becomes the sole daily newspaper in the area.
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Malone
N. Y
Morning Times
Evening Telegram
Frank H. Gannett
Population figures for Idaho and Bannock county
Idaho’s total population is 445 032 with 30 454 foreign born whites. Other races total 6 802. Bannock county reports 21 253 people of which 1 851 are foreign born whites and 1 203 foreign born blacks.
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Idaho
Bannock County
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