McClurg Sentenced Again to Die for Wife's Murder
In Emmett Idaho on July 22 John C. McClurg was sentenced to death for the murder of his wife Mary McClurg in a bid to collect her life insurance. He protested the trial claiming unfairness and alleged an eyewitness could be produced if time allowed. About 70 residents attended the court in Emmett's small chamber.
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Emmett
Idaho
John C. McClurg
Mary McClurg
McClurg
A. O. Sutton
A. E. Elected Officers At Oregon Short Line Union Meet
The Shop Employes association of the Oregon Short Line unit of the Union Pacific system held its fifth biennial convention at Antlers hall. Delegates came from Pocatello Salt Lake Ogden Nampa Glenns Ferry Montpelier and Lima Mont. Charles F Ohm W. F. Van Horn and George M. Pyper attended as system officers from Salt Lake. Elections for two year terms named Nephi Whitaker J G Kutterer and Earl Wilson with Kutterer also elected O S L member on the system board of adjustment. The convention backed the rail shipment initiative and praised recent gains in working conditions.
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Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific System
Antlers Hall
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Ogden
Nampa
Glenns Ferry
Montpelier
Lima
Mont
Charles F Ohm
W. F. van Horn
George M. Pyper
Nephi Whitaker
J. G. Kutterer
Earl Wilson
Unit
Kutterer
System Board of Adjustment
Inkom Plans Holiday Community Homecoming
Inkom will hold a community homecoming day Friday July 24 with events starting 9 30 a m on the schoolhouse grounds. A parade baseball game races and a picnic lunch at noon are planned and residents invite Pocatello friends to attend with a basket lunch.
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Inkom
Pocatello
Mexicans Charged With Burglaries In City Jail
Two Mexicans Lombardo Florez and Francisco Florez, not related, were arrested and held on $750 bonds each after being charged with burglary. Lombardo allegedly entered Sam Guido’s building at 645 North Sixth on July 20 with intent to burgle. Francisco allegedly entered the National Rooms at 210 East Clerk that same night with burglary intent.
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Lombardo Florez
Francisco Florez
E. G. Houde
Sam Guido
North Sixth
National
East Clerk
Income Figures From 1930 Sales Magazine For Idaho Counties
Bannock county ranks second in population in Idaho with 31 266 residents. It leads in the number of people earning 1000 to 5000 dollars annually at 2879 and has the second highest total spendable money at 21 328 000 dollars while leading per capita spendable money with 682 dollars. The Ada county containing Boise trails Bannock in spendable money per capita by 11 4 dollars.
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Bannock County
Ada
Boise
Troops occupy troubled area in Seville riots
Seville reports show troops occupying the city with machine guns after an attempted assault on the governor's residence and syndicalists firing on police defending the telephone building. Madrid notes police rounded up radical suspects after two night bomb explosions. total deaths reach 14 including a civil guard.
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Seville
Spain
Madrid
Weather and politics flash bulletins from across the nation
The latest weather note shows temperatures rising from 92 to 97 degrees between 2 and 3 pm. Berlin reports tax collectors pursuing arrears without leniency. Utah drought damages ranges and dry crops per the weather service. The Fall clemency inquiry gains a justice department study despite no direct request. Senators Borah Thomas and Shepherd discuss plans to ease threatened farmer loan foreclosures with the Federal Land Bank board.
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Boise
William E. Borah
John Thomas
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
Federal Land Bank Board
Spokane
Harris escapes from prison work detail at Hogle Gardens
Joseph Q. Harris, 25, sentenced for forgery, escaped this afternoon while employed at Hogle Gardens, the new site of the local zoo in Salt Lake City. The report also notes a planned royal visit to Yellowstone and Utah parks next month announced by Union Pacific official D. E. Spencer.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph Q. Harris
Hogle Gardens
Prince
Princess Swasti
Queen of Siam
Yellowstone Park
South Utah National Parks
D. E. Spencer
Union Pacific Sys
Short Rain Gives Ten Point Relief
Pocatellans enjoyed cooler air as light rain and clouded skies followed a record heat wave. A. R. Teeple noted Tuesday’s 105 degree high, the hottest since 1899, surpassing the previous century mark and the 104 set on July 14, 1925. Morning readings ranged from 75 to 89 with 92 by mid afternoon as a forecast of fair, cooler weather emerged.
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Pocatellans
A. R. Teeple
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Idaho Weather: Southeast Skies Stay Fair Tonight
The Southeast region shows fair skies tonight with light winds and rising temperatures. Thursday calls for continued pleasant conditions with mild daytime highs and clear to partly cloudy skies.
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Idaho
Weather Update Brief for Northwest Regions
Unsettled tonight with cooler air in the northwest. Thursday mainly fair with cooler conditions in the north and west portions.
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Northwest
Dangers Ahead for Lindbergh Flight Northward
Washington reports that fog storms and ice threaten Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife on a projected route from New York to Hudson Bay then across Canada to Point Barrow Alaska and through the Bering Strait via the Arctic Ocean to the Aleutians. Weather forecaster Mitchell notes August is a favorable flying month but autumn storms and fogs grow harsher as fall nears.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
Charles L. Mitchell
United Mitchell
United States
Bering Sea
Arctic
New York
Hudson Bay
Canada
Point Barrow
Alaska
Bering Straits
Arctic Ocean
Aleutian Islands
North Pacific
Toane Surrenders After Knife Attack on Jensen
Ninio Toane turned himself in to U S authorities in Pocatello after a two day manhunt for stabbing Jensen head of the reservation police. A preliminary hearing was set for August 1 with bonds set at 750 dollars. Jensen is recovering at Pocatello General Hospital.
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Jensen
Fort Hall
Pocatella
Ninio Toane
Wo TH Jensen
Reservation
U. S
F. E. Tydeman
H. E. Bruce
Blackfoot
Jones
Pocatello General Hospital
Indian Sun Dance Starts On Friday
FORT HALL July 22 Special to The Pocatello Tribune In recognition of existing conditions the Indians set twenty five cents as admission to the Sun Dance starting Friday evening. The Sun Dance committee named Alex Woods as chief of a six man special police force to aid reservation authorities. Assisting him will be Ben Arrowite Peter Anderson Martin Pizie Frank Whatomy and Eddie Drink. Three concessions to refreshment stands were authorized by the committee.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
Sun Dance Committee
Alex Woods
Ben Arrowite
Peter Anderson
Martin Pizie
Frank Wahtomy
Eddie Drink
Flashes of Life highlights a train crew and stage arts
In Pittsburgh a Chinese engineer H K Chang learns gandy dance to pack ballast under ties for railroad work. New York playwright Michael Strange stars in a tryout about Lord and Lady Byron. Joseph Hergesheimer lauds the American girl after Europe trip. Sydney reports planes aiding cattle rustlers. England angler finds 19 fish inside a tope.
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Pittsburgh
H. K. Chang
New York
Michael Strange
John Barrymore
Lord
Lady Byron
Poet
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Joseph Hergesheimer
Europe
Mill Hill boys get one pound a term for spending
M. L. Jacks advises Mill Hill school pupils receive one pound per term, about five dollars, as sufficient spending money to teach self denial.
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London
Mill Hill School
M. L. Jacks
Prison doctor evaluates Albert Fall's health for ward move
Santa Fe New Mexico July 22 1930 Albert B Fall remains not critically ill say prison physician Dr Eugene W Fiske though disabled and capable of serving his term plans call for gradual move from private to general ward to avoid aggravating his ailments Mrs Fall and two daughters stay in Santa Fe but have not visited the prison.
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Santa FE
N. M
Albert B. Fall
Eugene W. Fiske
Fall
Fiske
Yellowstone's Basin Creek fire becomes park's largest blaze
Idaho Falls reports the Basin creek fire in Yellowstone park has grown to 25 000 acres the largest in park history with no rain since July 3. Roger Toll says 1 000 men mobilized as John Coffman coordinates food and equipment. Fire spreads 15 miles northeast of Snake River ranger station toward the south entrance with traffic unhindered.
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Idaho Falls
Yellowstone Park
Basin Creek
Roger Toll
Forest Service
Missoula
Mont
Sheridan Mountain
Heartlake
John Coffman
Snake River Ranger Station
Baseball Scores Roundup For Today's Doubleheaders
National league results include St Louis Philadelphia postponed by rain with 3 4 scores. New York Cincinnati game ended 3 4 13 9 relief. Babe Ruth hit a homer for the Yankees to pull within four of Lou Gehrig as Detroit and Chicago matched wins and losses in other twinbill games.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Tom Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Lou Gehrig
Mrs Emma Hill Dies at Gibson Home
Mrs Emma Flora Wheeler Hill wife of David Hill died at the Gibson family home after a year with Addison's disease. Born about 57 years ago in Huntsville Utah she lived in Bingham county long with Wapello and Gibson addresses. Survived by husband seven children George F. in Salt Lake City D E and Merlin at home Howard in Pocatello H Ray C W in Blackfoot Elmer in Ogden and daughter Mrs William Ransom of Cleveland Idaho. A sister in Boise.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Emma Flora Wheeler Hill
David Hill
Gibson
Addison
Howard
Pocatello
H. Ray
C. W
Elmer
Ogden
William Ransom
Cleveland
Idaho
Boise
Heat Wave Stat Breaks Records Across Northern Plains
From Kansas to Montana and the border region heat surged with 106 in Billings and 100 in Bozeman. Light rains offered relief in spots while a scorching wind hindered travel and crops. Wyoming dried conditions fueled forest fires scorching over 25 000 acres as heat persisted.
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Denver
Kansas
Idaho
Montana
Rocky Mountain
Monetana
Billings
Boveman
Wyoming
Gang Beats Up Two Utah Men in Salt Lake City
Six men forced entry to a southeastern Salt Lake City home around 1 30 a m and robbed Lorenzo Jennetti and John Colletti proprietors of a store and gas station. The victims were beaten and minor injuries reported. Robbers fled in a car with $25, two watches, a suit and other apparel.
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Salt Lake City
Lorenzo Jennetti
John Colletti
Jennetti
Colletti
Hubble and Baguley Open Yellowstone Ford Agency at St Anthony
W A Hubble and Roy Baguley depart Thursday for St Anthony to operate the Yellowstone Motor Co Ford agency. Hubble brings five months as Gem State Motor bookkeeper and five years as Pocatello Auto treasurer. Baguley has been with Jesse M Chase company. families remain in Pocatello for a few weeks before leaving.
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W. A. Hubble
Roy Baguley
St. Anthony
Ford
Yellowstone Motor Co
Hubble
Gem State Motor Company
Pocatello Auto Company
Mr. Baguley
Jesse M. Chase Company
Pocatello
Valentine Appears in Justice Court on Liquor Charge
Guy Valentine was arraigned before Justice E. G. Houde on a charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor. He was released on a 750 dollar cash bond. Police found a complete still and 150 gallons of whiskey behind 456 South Main.
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Guy Valentine
E. G. Houde
Valentine
S. Main
London conference opens with hard luck tales
Beverly Hills August 22 conference in London opens with nations sharing woes before asking for aid. Ramsay MacDonald hosts as representatives from England France Germany and the United States respond with empathy and humor in a tense gathering.
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Henry L. Stimson
Andrew W. Melton
Hugh Gibson
United States
Laval
Briand
France
MacDonald
Philip Snowden
England
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Curtius
Grandi
Italy
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Belgium
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Japan
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Calif
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Andy” Mellon
Pennsylvania
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