Puyallup Officers Slain as Manhunt Expands Across Valley
Grim posse members aided by Justice Department agents scour the Puyallup valley for William Dainard alias William Mahan, the prime suspect in the Orting bank robbery and the killings of Chief Frank Chadwick and Patrolman Harry Storem. Authorities halt traffic and search a stolen car for fingerprints as the hunt widens toward Centralia.
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Tacoma
Wash
Department of Justice
Puyallup
William Dainard
William Mahan
Weyerhaeuser
Frank Chadwick
Harry W. Storem
Puyallup Force
Justice Department
Dainard, Alias
Mahan
Ernie Yoris
King County
Seattle
Dainard
Orting State Bank
Chadwick
Storem
John Arden
Urden
Buckley
Washington
M. Jastram
Centralia
Jastram
Orting Bank
Leslie Stone
New Deal Keeps Tariff Policy Unchanged
The United States signals continuity in reciprocal tariff policy while offering to renew a trade pact with Germany. Secretary Hull informed German ambassador Hans Luther of the offer, with Luther to return August 2 for Germanys reply. The move aligns with Roosevelt equality of treatment and follows McCarrans Senate push to repeal the law.
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Lloyd A. Lehrers
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Germany
Hull
Hans Luther
Berlin
Luther
Uniteds
Senate
McCarran
D-Nev
Grant and party back in Utah after Hawaiian tour
President Heber J Grant of the Latter Day Saints returns to Salt Lake City from a Hawaiian Islands visit where the party held meetings on four islands and organized a stake on Oahu. He will proceed to Palmyra to dedicate a monument tied to the Book of Mormon translation. J Reuben Clark and other church leaders accompanied him.
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Salt Lake City
Heber J. Grant
Latter Day Saints Church
Hawaiian Islands
Grant
Palmyra
Joseph Smith
Oahu
J. Reuben Clark
Mexico
Louis Raphael Reports Headache After Party in Omaha
Louis Raphael of St. Louis told Omaha police he had a severe headache after leaving a big party. He described losing a friend, his car, and some sample merchandise during the incident.
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Omaha, Nee
Louis Raphael
St. Louis
Omaha
Skyline Club Plans Oxford Peak Hike Next Sunday
The Skyline club meets at 8 p m Wednesday at 340 West Center with all members asked to attend. The next hike goes to Oxford Peak, 9 586 feet high, about twelve miles south of Downey, leaving at 7 a m for a 55 mile drive and return between 5 and 7 p m. James Wilson to lead.
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Skyline Club
340 West Center
Cusick Creek
Kinport
Oxford Peak
Oxford
Downey
Pocatello
James Wilson
Latter Day Saints Choir Heads to San Diego Concerts
Three hundred members of the tabernacle choir of the Latter Day Saints church depart Thursday for San Diego to perform at the Pacific Coast exposition. The group is under Albert J. Southwick who was named director to succeed the late Prof. Anthony.
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Salt Lake City
Tabernacle Choir
Latter Day Saints Church
San Diego
Albert J. Southwick
Anthony
Chief Predicts Mahan Capture
Boise July 16 former Boise police chief Thomas W Cribbens says justice officials work day and night on the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case and predicts William Mahan will be caught within a short time He returned from Tacoma where he aided federal authorities on fingerprint records of Mahan He was chief clerk at the Idaho state penitentiary when Mahan served a sentence and expressed confidence the ex convict will not elude the G men much longer.
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Boise
Department of Justice
Weyerhaeuser
Thomas W. Cribbens
William Mahan
Cribbens
Tacoma
Mahan
Idaho State Penitentiary
Bar President Warns Courts Are Necessary
At the American Bar Association convention in Los Angeles President Scott M. Loftin warned that reverence for the supreme law and the power of the courts to rule on constitutionality are essential to protect life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. He urged action against unethical lawyers and noted disputes over public defenders versus private counsel.
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Los Angeles
American Bar Association
Scott M. Loftin
America
Loftin
C. Goldman
New York
Charles W. Fricke
Press-Bar Committee
Bruno Hauptmann
Bar Association
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Trenton
Wilentz
Penetrating flank attack signals major clash on California front
In Santa Maria California on July 16 a bold flank attack by the invading army's 40th division National Guard units marks the first major engagement on the eastern front. Heavy infantry concentrations by both sides pressed through Nipomo to Arroyo Grande after a day of rest for more than 6,000 officers and men from California Utah and Nevada.
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Santa Maria
Cal
40Th Division
National Guards
Nipomo
Arroyo Grande
California
Utah
Nevada
Senate and House Reach Social Security Accord
Senate and house conferees announced a complete agreement on the administration's social security bill with the exception of the senate amendment to exclude private pension plans. A vote in the house was expected over that point after a deadlock emerged.
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Washington
Senate
House
Unclear OCR fragment from Utah paper on weather or palate
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear events. Readable names or dates are absent. The snippet mentions unsettled air and sherbet tones but provides no verifiable facts or context.
Three Day Heat Wave Eases As Rain Sanely Cool
Pocatello endured a blistering weekend with a 101 degree peak at 5 30 pm and humidity rising through the day. Citizens observed a lunar eclipse as relief forecasts promise cooler conditions tonight and tomorrow in the southeast.
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Pocatello
Weather Bureau
Death on the lake as trio drown during storm
Two seven year old girls testified about a tragic incident at Utowanna Lake where their mother Mrs Lillian Prentiss Schwarz, a guide Victor van Ree and seven year old Joseph Middlebrook of Pittsburgh fell overboard. Van Ree dove after the boy and later called for help as the mother also drowned. The storm followed by floods swept northern New Jersey.
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Utowanna Lake
N. Y
Joseph Middlebrook
Pittsburgh
Wictor van Ree
Cornelia Schwartz
Henrietta Schwartz
van Ree
Cornelia
Lillian Prentiss Schwarz
Scarsdale
Newark
Army air squadron to use Pocatello field for Rocky Mountain maneuvers
Major Robert M. Terrell of the army and Major Arnold of March Field signaled that 80 army airplanes will conduct tactical maneuvers in the Rocky Mountains late this month and may use Pocatello facilities. Mayor Terrell offered free use of the field during the maneuvers.
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Robert M. Terrell
Arnold
March Field
Rocky Mountains
Pocatello Po
Terrell
Tax collections rise in June for Boise retail sales tax
Boise reports June collections of 70 561 dollars from the 2 per cent retail sales tax. State finance commissioner Ben Diefendorf announced the amount and noted the figures reflect receipts to date in June.
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Boise
Ben Diefendorf
Diefendorf
WPA funds eyed for Mormon cricket fight in Idaho
Senator Pope of Idaho urged Idaho WPA head Leo Hood to initiate pest extermination work on Mormon crickets. He argued pest extermination qualifies for WPA projects and suggested parks inclusion in relief efforts to authorize the Shoshone ice caves project with maximum employment.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Idaho
Pope
Leo Hood
Works Progress Administrator
Hood
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Rome papers hold no solution to Italo-Ethiopian dispute
The Giornale D-Italia stated no diplomatic formula can resolve the Italo Ethiopian conflict. Italy plans mobilization of two new divisions plus 75 000 colonial troops as Blackshirt volunteers rush to join a new division. In Addis Ababa officials report extensive defensive preparations and possible general mobilization soon under Haile Selassie.
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Rome
Giornale D-Italia
Italy
East Africa
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Baseball Scoreboard of American League and National League
Daily scores from Washington Philadelphia New York Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Brooklyn with line results and battery arrangements for each game. Only one game completed in some cases and others listed as scheduled.
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New York
R. H. B. Chicago
Whitehead
Brewell
Allen
Jorgens
Appeal on AAA Tax Rule Promised By Justice Dept
Washington July 16 Justice department lawyers promised a prompt appeal to the Supreme Court of the circuit court of appeals ruling on the constitutionality of processing taxes by the AAA Boston. Gov ernment attorneys previously said the case would be appealed regardless of the ruling and a final decision was expected before Christmas. About 200 suits to stop tax collections are pending and the ruling would not halt processing tax collections or immediate adjustment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
Justice Department
AAA
Frank J. Wideman
Hoosac
Wideman
Federal Court of Chams
Hoosac Mills
Continental Mills
Interlaken Mills
Circuit Court
Louisville
Cleveland
Chester C. Davis
Davis
Vatican protests Nazi policy over Concordat terms
Vatican City on July 16 protested to Germany over failure to honor Concordat terms. The note cites forced sterilization laws, encroachment on Catholic lay groups, and attacks on Catholic press. Officials fear rising state hostility toward Catholics.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Berlin
Observatore Romano
Germany
Senate votes to retain price fixing in AAA amendment
The Senate voted 40 to 38 to keep price fixing in the AAA amendment bill in a narrow administration victory. Senator Byrd of Virginia indicated he would renew the fight to eliminate the provision.
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Washington
Senate Today
Byrd
D-Va
Heat records fall as Salt Lake City endures ninth day above ninety
Salt Lake City reports a nine day stretch with temperatures above 90 degrees, surpassing previous local bureau records. The heat spell eclipsed normal conditions with consecutive daily highs, stressing residents and calling for caution amidst extreme July weather.
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Salt Lake City
Processing and Floor Levies Ruled Illegal By 2 Eastern Jurists
The United States circuit court of appeals ruled processing and floor taxes under the agricultural adjustment act unconstitutional. Judges Wilson and Morris held Congress lacked authority to tax or regulate production within states through rental or benefit payments, with a Hoosac mills case seeking $81,694.48 cited. The opinion argues such powers are legislative, not administrative, and lack a definite standard for the secretary of agriculture to follow. Judge Hingham dissented.
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Boston
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Hoosac Mills
Scott Wilson
George F. Morris
H. Bingham
Congress
Legislative Department
Mountain Men Hunt Slayers in Colorado
Grim posses from southwestern Colorado close in on Herbert and Otis McDaniels for the starvation slayings and the murder of Shes f W. W. Dunlap of Montezuma county. A Colorado National Guard plane aided the search as authorities pursue the suspect brothers who hijacked a car after shooting Sheriff Dunlap.
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Telluride
Colo
Placerville
Colorado
Herbert
Otis McDaniels
Shes
W. W. Dunlap
Montezuma County
Mesa
Colorado National Guard
Ed C. Johnson
James Westfall
Westfall
James Noland
Durango
McDaniels
Otis
Glenwood Springs
Dunlap
Clem Duncan
Duncan
Austrian Chief Buries His Wife
Vienna reports the funeral of Prau Herma Schuschnige wife of Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg. Her grave lies near Engelbert Dollfuss’s in Hietzing cemetery, amid a nation recalling the assassination anniversary and a recent fatal car accident involving the chancellor. Official assurances followed.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Prau
Herma Schuschnige
Frau Schuschnige
Hietzing
Dollfuss
Kurt Schuschnigg
Frau Schuschnigg
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R. H. EB
Detroit
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Zachary
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Cincinnati
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