County Relief Report Details 2047 Persons Helped in Bannock
A committee report to the Bannock county board details relief expenditure of 9594.33 aiding 2047 people last winter and spring at about 50 cents per week per person. It notes 543 families used the community storehouse, with 4883 orders filled at an average of 1.985 dollars per order.
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Board of County Commissioners
H. D. MacCosham
A. B. Canfield
A. J. Pierce
Bannocks Win Second Title in Idaho Baseball Series
The Pocatello American Legion junior team defeated the Shoshone juniors 23 to 5 to clinch the south Central Idaho district title in Twin Falls. Simmons pitched seven shutout innings after a rough first three frames, with Pocatello committing one error to Shoshone’s seven.
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Pocatello American Legion
Bannocks
Simmons
Pocatello
Modesto
Chess
Benning
Curtis
Reynolds
Will Rogers Notes on Campaigns and Olympic News
In Beverly Hills dated July 15 Will Rogers comments on Nurmi the Finnish runner arriving for the Olympics and other Finns, Roosevelt beginning his presidential campaign, and the election framed by fish imagery highlighting a humorous take on political contenders.
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Cal
Nurmi
New York
Roosevelt
Reynolds Heir Returns After Smith Reynolds Death
R J Reynolds Jr 26 sails home from Africa to Winston Salem expecting to decide on financing a new investigation into Smith Reynolds death on July 6. Sheriff Transon Scott said the case remains unresolved with the husband Libby Holman Broadway blues singer named as a person of interest.
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Smith
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Transon Scott
Libby Holman
Associated Press
Long Island
Reynolds
Gasoline Prices Dip Across Utah and Idaho
In Salt Lake City a two cent cut lowers Standard to 22 cents and high grade to 25 cents per gallon, with second grade at 19 cents. Boise reports 22 1/2 to 29 1/2 cents, including Ethyl. Caldwell and Nampa list 23 cents for third grade. Local one cent per gallon reduction also takes effect.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
Boise
Caldwell
Nampa
Missing broker located in Idaho
B S Davis a flying broker formerly of Alameda California was visiting his mother in Lewiston Idaho when planes searched Nevada Desert for his wrecked ship. He left Reno Tuesday bound for Salt Lake City and diverted into south Idaho. Davis and his secretary Opal Simpson remained in Lewiston after detour and weather delays.
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Nevada
B. S. Davis
Alhambra
Cal
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Reno
Nev
Salt Lake
Mountain Home
Miss Opal Simpson
Farmer Falls for Greta Garbo Montreal Story
In Montreal a European immigrant, Henry Prysky, seeks a wife through letters after moving to Quebec and building a cottage. He replies to a strikingly written proposal and requests a photograph, leading to a curious romance sparked by a single image.
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Henry Prysky
Quebec
Slayer of Reptile Picks Wrong Snake
General Grant National Park California July 15 AP W Baumann killed a rattlesnake while examining a water flume. He considered cutting off the rattles to save them but the snake struck and Baumann jumped back. The snake fled. the dead one lay ten feet away.
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Baseball and baseball scores from today
Today’s scores show multi game results with teams like Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Detroit St Louis Wash Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati New York and St Louis. Notable innings and pitching changes are listed for several matchups with final tallies across nine or more frames.
Bank Robbery at Elkhart Sparks Vigilante Pursuit
Two men robbed the First National Bank of Elkhart in Dodge City with an undetermined amount of cash. They fled in a green roadster and were pursued by a mob of firing vigilantes.
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Borah objects to print bill in the Senate
Senator Borah denounces Secretary Hurley Mills Hyde as the three musketeers of the Hoover administration. He accuses them of partisan speeches and neglecting duties as a deficit looms and a new tax bill nears. He plans to object to printing speeches in the Record to save costs. Fair for Idaho tonight and Saturday with mild conditions.
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Ohio
Borah
Idaho
Borah rejects third party presidential nomination
After talks with city leaders Senator William E. Borah of Idaho announced he would not seek a third party nomination for president. Borah, who previously declined, said he never has been a candidate for nomination on a third party ticket. He also criticized the Republican prohibition plank and urged final resolution in Congress with calmer deliberation.
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July
Aia
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D. Leigh Colvin
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Indianapolis
William D. Upwhaw
Georgia
Congress
Chicago
Marchers Keep Capitol Vigil Amid Street Patrols
Veterans marching for bonus rights kept up a prolonged vigil at the Capitol as doors remained closed to non credentialed visitors. Washington police and senators wrestled with access rules while Brig Gen Glassford weighed whether a leftist march could enter.
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Relief bill to pass Congress with publicity for loans
Washington July 15 Immediate passage of the relief bill was assured today as senate conferees accepted house provisions to publicity for reconstruction corporation loans. The conferees report will be taken up first in the house. After house action the senate will act. Hoover administration approval expected.
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Senate
House
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Saloon Sign Sparks Protest From Federal Prohibition Officers
Hoyt KE Ray Boise United States district attorney calls other law matters more important than a protest by federal prohibition officers over American Legion Wet Saloon signs. The signs advertise beer choice liquors and rare wines though no alcohol is sold. The dispute arose after a new prohibition fore member urged concern at the Fort Hall Days celebration context.
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Relief bill aid moves toward final Senate action
The House approved the conference report on the large relief bill and awaits likely Senate approval and a presidential signature. In Washington Garner and other leaders planned adjournment for tomorrow at 3 p.m. in a bid to finish business.
Kreuger Accused of Bond Theft by Trustees in Bankruptcy
Irving Trust claims Ivar Kreuger stole 50000 dollars in International Match bonds during his presidency. He allegedly died by his own hand last March in Paris. Also, Irish leader De Valera arrived in London for talks with Prime Minister McDonald on Britain Ireland dispute.
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Bride Sacrifices Life for Parrot in Car Fire
In Oxford Mississippi Mrs. Jesse Tatum wife of two months died helping rescue a pet parrot from a burning automobile. Her husband Mr. Tatum a salesman escaped with injuries and they had been returning from their former home in St. Louis when the car caught fire yesterday. The bride turned back to rescue the bird and was fatally burned.
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Miss
Jesse Tatum
St. Louis
Bridge Club Gossip Sparks Appetite Complaints
A humorous remark cites the bridge club as a venue where women brag about dieting while the hostess frets over enough sandwiches. The line highlights social eating norms and comic tension within a social club setting.
Editors Visit in Pocatello Delights Nation’s Press Elite
One hundred ten editors touring to the National Editorial Association convention arrived in Pocatello at 2 15 pm. They toured the city with 35 local sponsors, visited Ross Park and the university, inspected Tyhee irrigation, and viewed Union Pacific shops before ending at the American Legion saloon for near beer and copies of the event.
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Pole Line
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Omaha
American Legion
Trend From City To Farm Draws 252000 More Rural Movers
The 1931 to 1992 census shows 1,472,000 left farms for towns while 1,679,000 moved to farms. Farm population rose to 1,260,000 on January 1 1992 from 30,612,000 at start of 1931. Births drive the net gain. called the decade’s largest shift.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Firm Stance on Debts Taken by President
President Hoover states the United States will not be forced into a joint European debt revision through Lausanne or similar agreements. He warns Congress that American policy must not be pressed into any coordinated action by debtors or external pacts.
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United States
Hoover
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Growers Demand New Deal on Rates in Northwest
Grain farmers in the Pacific Northwest testified at an Interstate Commerce Commission rate hearing in Seattle, urging relief from deficit laden passenger and unprofitable freight charges. Roy W. Ritner of Umatilla County Oregon spoke for growers whose credit is exhausted as export wheat prices fall below production costs.
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Pacific Northwest
Umatilla County
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Minton Returns to Idaho Extradition Debate Enters Court
Governor Adams signed extradition papers to send David C. Minton back to Boise on aiding escape charges tied to Lyda Southard case. Minton’s lawyers challenged the move with a habeas corpus hearing set in district court criminal division. Warden R. E. Thomas accompanied the return.
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W. H. Adams
Boise
Idaho
David C. Minton
Idaho State
Lyda
Don’t Miss Red and Ted in The Pocatello
Althea Condon suspects Ted Barry’s proposal amid the Berry fortune crash while Fern Holloway retains influence. Red’s father loses his lumber fortune and must return to the wilderness to salvage remnants of the business. Read this story next Sunday in The Pocatello.
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Red) Condon
Ted Barry
Fern Holloway
Red
Placer Miners Disappointed in Idaho Gold Search
Idaho state mine inspector Stewart Campbell says many placer miners in the mountains have not found enough gold to sustain themselves. He notes widespread prospecting since the sixties and seventies, with many leaving the hills as supplies run out, while some pockets did pay modest wages.
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