Cache Valley Farmers Seek Early Relief Moratorium Discussion
Cache Valley farmers from southeastern Idaho seek a two to three year moratorium on federal and state loan payments. Delegation led by Glen Perkins will press Senator Borah and Governor Ross, citing low produce prices forcing land abandonment. The group includes Clifton Dayton Weston Roosevelt and Lincoln representing area farms.
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Boise
William E Borah
C. Ben Ross
Cache Valley
Idaal
Glen Perkins
Dayton
Streams Drying Up Hit Clark County Fishermen Hard
Streams in Clark county are drying up and fish are dying in large numbers. Fishermen report the situation is so serious the state may need to restock all streams or close them to fishing for a year. Beaver Creek is dry for four miles north of Spencer. Other streams are at record low levels.
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Clark County
Beaver Creek
Spencer
Beaver Canyon
Utah Heat Wave Continues as Temperatures Near 100
Salt Lake City reports a hot spell with 92 at noon and 96 the previous day. The weather bureau forecasts 90 to 100 for Tuesday statewide, with 85 to 95 in the mountains. Moab records 100 to 112 degrees daily, a multi year high for southern Utah as the Pacific Northwest also swelters.
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Utah
Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Moab
Young Men Rob Service Station
W. H. Ames who runs the Texas company service station at Fifth and Clark reports two youths about 18 entered the office early Sunday and robbed him at gunpoint. One held a small caliber revolver while the other took $50 from the till before fleeing along Clark street.
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Texas Company
Fifth and Clark
Fall Sentenced to Prison for Bribery Conviction
Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the interior, was sentenced to a year and a day in New Mexico State Penitentiary after a health cautious journey by ambulance from El Paso to Tres Ritos. Doctors report he is frail but capable of beginning the prison term.
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N. M
New Mexico State
Albert B. Fall
Tres Ritos
Fall
Secretary of the Interior
el Paso
Tex
J. H. Gambrell
Santa Fe
Fal
Fall Interrogation Prohibition Warned by Justice Dept
The Justice Department instructed Warden Ed Swope of the New Mexico penitentiary that interviews by the press with Albert B. Fall former secretary of interior were expressly forbidden. The directive was issued in Santa Fe on July 20.
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Santa FE
N. M
Albert B. Fall
United States Department of Justice
Ed Swope
New Mexico Penitentiary
Race horses and prizefighters echo Hoover era
A Santa Monica note from July 20 reflects on race horses and prizefighters sharing a lifestyle, joking about cabinet meetings in Europe if Hoover calls one. The writer implies high earnings enable marriages to prominent partners, ending with a quip about Clarence Mackay.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Hoover
Europe
United States
Clarence Mackay
Will
Salt Lake City Food Prices Rise While National Declines
The department of labor reports a 2 percent drop in retail food prices across 51 cities for the month to June 15. Notable declines include potatoes 14 percent and plate beef 6 percent, with duck roast lard and ric roast oleomargarine and cheese down about 3 percent. Salt Lake City shows a 1 percent price increase, while Butte and Portland rise under half a percent.
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Washington
Department of Labour
Salt Lake City
Butte
Portland
Ore
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies with little temperature change. Overnight and into Tuesday, expect mild conditions with light winds and dry weather across the region.
Wool Marketing group reports big membership and sales gains
The Eastern Idaho Wool Marketing Association board met in the Valentine building as A H Caine, executive secretary, presented the quarterly report. The gains included 554 new members and 680000 pounds more wool marketed, totaling 4855978 pounds in 1279 consignments and 547000 fleeces. Directors Ephraim Ricks W H Philbrick J S Gardner J H Dredge and George W Thompson attended. H C Wood was in Idaho Falls hospital for a bullet wound.
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Valentine Building
A.H. Caine
J. H. Dredge
Malad
H. C. Wood
Spencer
Idaho Falls
George W. Thompson
Baseball Scores and Flight Report From Floyd Bennett Field
National league games delayed by rain as Chicago and Phila split, Detroit and Washington triumph, New York beat Cleveland in a high scoring night. Floyd Bennett Airport notes James Goodwin Hall completing a Havana to New York one stop flight in seven hours fifty minutes, shaving thirteen minutes from a prior record by Frank Hawks.
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Floyd Bennett Airport
N. Y
James Goodwin Hall
Havana
Frank M. Hawks
Fire Spreads Across Timber Yard At Winton Company
A fire swept the storage yard of the Winton timber company at Cibbs near Coeur d Alene today. Authorities believe the blaze was started by careless campers and quickly spread through stacks of timber and lumber. Fire crews fought the flames for hours, with damage estimated to be significant. No further injuries were reported.
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Coeur D'Alene
Winton Timber Company
Cibbs
Grain grading school opens locally for 2 day session
A grain grading college for managers and wheat buyers opened here in a Union Pacific car near U S station. The Idaho extension division and U S department of agriculture sponsor the two day program with growing interest and attendance. Leaders include J F Welch L W Grandy H L Spence E J Croucy and W J Martin. Registration list shows many names from Ban croft Ogden Arimo Downey and American Falls.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho
University of Idaho
U.S. Department of Agriculture
J. F. Welch
Pacity Coast Board of Review
Portland
L. W. Grandy
Ogden
H. L. Spence
University of Idaho Extension Division
E. J. Croucy
W. J. Martin
Union Pacific System
C. W. Daigh
Bannock
D. H. Lloyd
Bancroft
Merlin Farr
Alma Nelson
McCammon
Elmer Lloyd Talmage
Lucian C. Farr, Jr
Arimo
Horace
R. K. Farr
Downey
Grant V Brady
Fires devastate Smoot and Belknap yards in Ogden
Damage estimated at 85000 dollars occurred as a fire destroyed the Smoot Lumber and Belknap Lumber yards and material in Ogden. A series of late wire items reports other incidents from Falls Church Boise San Diego and Oklahoma City.
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Ogden
Smoot Lumber Company
Belknap Lumber Company
Kahnspotato Assets Sold Confirmed in Akron
J A Youngren receiver for the Kahnspotato company says George E Bailey of Akron Ohio has bought the assets and the sale is confirmed at Akron He previously ran the Pocatello plant and was vice president of the firm The deal is viewed as a major factor for Idaho potato business and the companys future in the state
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J. A. Youngren
Kahnspotato Company
Pocatello
George E. Bailey
Akron
Ohio
Bailey
Kahnspotato
Youngren
Robbers Shoot Green Bay Chief in Bank Heist
In Green Bay Wisconsin six robbers hit the Southwise State Bank seizing 1500 dollars. Chief Thoms Hawley and Detective Gus Delloye were wounded during a gunfight after Assistant Cashier Frank Slupinski and a customer were assaulted. Police pursued toward Appleton as Captain Martin Burke suffered cuts from shattered glass.
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Green Bay
Wis
Thoms Hawley
Gus Delloye
Frank Slupinski
Hawley
Delloye
Martin Burke
Appleton
Gasoline Prices Jump in Poca Tello and Southern Idaho
Gasoline prices rose from seventeen and one half cents to twenty two and one half cents in Poca Tello on Saturday. Several southern Idaho towns saw similar increases, while Twin Falls and nearby areas did not secure a price rise.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Twin Falls
Yellowstone Oil Men Test In West Yellowstone Well
A sample of oil sand and water from the test well in West Yellowstone Montana was given to a government representative who will test to determine the oil grade. An air lift pumped a quantity of oil and casing will be slightly deepened to cut surface water before continuing drilling. The government report is due within two weeks.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
Montana
Boise Sees New Heat Record As Temperatures Peak
Boise vents at 104 degrees on weather bureau thermometer breaking yearly high. Street temps soar six to ten degrees higher. A heat prostration among recent years occurred as a man was rushed to the emergency ward at city hall for treatment.
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Boise
Weather Bureau
City Hall
State Assists County Roads in Bannock County
Total expenditures this year through July 1 reach 142 634 60 for state highway and county road work in Bannock County as reported by W P Havener. June outlays include 44145 60 for state highway projects and 29218 45 for county road maintenance and construction. Havener notes crews are operating one week at a time on county jobs to maximize employment as weather supports rapid highway progress.
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Bannock County
W. P. Havener
Havenor
Velvet and satin dominate New York fashion in July heat
In Fifth Avenue show windows designers unveil velvet and satin as the coming season’s core fabrics. Velvet dresses and wool costumes appear for day and evening wear while satin anchors early fall looks with two and three piece suits and frocks. Black remains the staple, with white and pearl pink for evening, and accessories favor black suede pumps and four inch cuff gloves.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Milady
Blaze Covers 6000 Acres In Four Days At Yellowstone
Four hundred firefighters battled a Basin creek forest blaze in Yellowstone National Park reaching 6000 acres by July 20. The fire, spreading near Mount Sheridan, hampered by heavy smoke, started last Thursday and remained out of control despite added crews from Livingston.
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Yellowstone Park
Livingston
Basin Creek
Yellowstone Lake
George Baggley
Mount Sheridan
Idaho Falls
Yellowstone National Park
Forest Service
Mammoth
Plaintiff Wins Judgment in Mortgage Foreclosure Case
Judge C J Taylor in Idaho Falls entered for the plaintiff in Jensen versus KSEI broadcasting station et al in a mortgage foreclosure. Defendants failed to appear though Kentucky? no, W J OConnor testified for KSEI while B A McDevitt represented the plaintiff. Placing risk to KSEI license by Federal Radio Commission could negate the mortgage if the station ceases to exist.
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C. J. Taylor
Idaho Falls
Marinus Jensen
KSEI
W. J. Oconnor
B. A. McDevitt
Federal Radio Commission
Farmer Kills Wife and Stepson Then Takes Own Life
Portales New Mexico July 204 Farmer T E Sartor killed his wife and his 18 year old blind stepson Ralph Hammond Potter at his farm by beating them with an iron bar. He then killed himself after a neighbor witnessed part of the events. Madge Clark escaped unharmed as Sartor pursued her but she ran to a nearby house before he gave chase.
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Madge Clark
Sartor
Clark
Hammond
Tom Jernigan
Census of manufacturing lists Idaho establishments and output
The 1930 federal census reports Idaho manufacturing with 564 establishments and 15 656 wage earners earning 22 468 035 in wages and 3 039 125 salaries. Production reached 96 682 764 with value added at 44 551 687 up from 1927. Bannock county shows 33 establishments and 1 047 wage earners with 1 701 478 wages and 7 816 018 in products.
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Idaho
Bannock County
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