Ross says timber strike not serious in Idaho
Governor C Ben Ross said his special investigator and seven state traffic officers arrived in Clearwater county to monitor the lumber strike. Four more were held in Boise. no special arms and no drastic action expected as officials assess conditions in Oro fino and Pierce. Residents awaited further word from on the ground representatives.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Clearwater County
W. H. Abendroth
116Th Cavalry
Orofino
Pierce
Idaho
North
Ross
Clearwater Timber Protective Association
Indian dance nearing end at Fort Hall reservation
Painted Indian dancers on the Fort Hall reservation endure a scorching sun as they complete their annual sun dance rites. About 40 participants remain without nourishment until sunrise tomorrow, with temperatures near 100 degrees and crowds of visitors observing at Buffalo lodge.
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Fort Hall
Idaho
Buffalo Lodge
Light Rain Appears in Boise Area After Heat Wave
The weatherman’s forecast of showers came true, with a light shower at noon in Boise. Temperatures fell from 102 yesterday to 86 today as overcast skies and high humidity lingered.
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Boise
Former Pocatello Woman Succumbs
Mrs. Frankie Himstreet Hall, 64, died today in Salt Lake City from a paralytic stroke. A native of Iowa, she married John W. Hall in Cheyenne in 1891 and lived in Pocatello from 1894 until 1900 before moving to Salt Lake City. She is survived by her husband two daughters and two brothers.
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Salt Lake City
Frankie Himstreet Hall
Iowa
John W. Hall
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pocatello
Car collision on Yellowstone highway causes minor damage
A. M. Holt of California rear ended Mrs. J. B. McGillis of Fort Hall this morning near the Green Triangle on Yellowstone highway. A truck backing from a side road forced McGillis to brake, and Holt could not stop in time.
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A. M. Holt
California
J. B. McGillis
Fort Hall
Yellowstone Highway
Green Triangle
Bannock County Fair Board Holds Meeting on Premium List
Bannock county fair board met Tuesday evening to review the premium list. Entertainment features were discussed and approved for the upcoming fair as printed materials were prepared.
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Bannock County Fair Board
Man Bitten by Alligator In Pool Why He Wore An Aercoat
Philadelphia on July 22 Daniel R Mannix fourth arrived at a hospital in an aer coat claiming an alligator in his swimming pool bit him as he dressed a wound in its mouth. The creature damaged his bathing trunks and his overcoat was used as protection.
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Philadelphia
Daniel R. Mannix
Mannix
Five Silent At Court Hearing In Detroit Murders
Five men charged with killing a Black Legion veteran during a drinking party last year stood mute at arraignment on murder and kidnapping charges. Pleas of innocence entered, and all were held without bail for examination July 28. Prosecutors tied James Lorane and Dayton Dean to corroborating accounts, with Dean as key witness in the Poole case.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Dayton Dean
Vioence
Duncan C. McCrea
Dean
James Roy Lorane
Harvey Davis
John Bannerman
Ervin D. Lee
Charles Rouse
Silas Coleman
Davis
Lee
Bannerman
Charles A. Poole
Poole
Heat wave to batter corn belt with triple digit temps
Government Meteorologist J. R. Lloyd warned a new heat wave will spread across the corn belt with temperatures from 100 to 105 degrees. Kansas Nebraska western Iowa and northwestern Missouri could exceed the hundred degree mark while eastern states face upper 90s. Warming today stretched over Kansas Missouri Iowa southern Nebraska Illinois Indiana and lower Michigan with limited showers only around Michigan and the Great Lakes area.
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Chicago
Corn
J. R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
North Central States
Great Lakes
Idaho cattle and horse growers plan August convention in Pocotello
E F P Rinehart of Boise secretary of the Idaho State Cattle and Horse Growers association reports a convention set for August 13 and 14 in Pocotello. A banquet is scheduled for August 14. Attendees will stay through August 15 for a Taylor grazing act hearing when Idaho districts No 2 and 3 will be organized.
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E. F P. Rinehart
Boise
Idaho State Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Pocatello
Idaho
Nash family heads west for chamber secretaries convocation
Paul V. Nash secretary of the Pocatello chamber of commerce travels with his daughter Garfield by car to Palo Alto California for the annual convention of chamber of commerce secretaries. Mrs Nash plans a weekend trip to West Yellowstone to visit Ed Vogt.
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Palo Alto
Paul V. Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Garfield
Calif
Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Nash
West Yellowstone
Ed Vogt
Rotary official visits Pocatello en route to Salt Lake City
W Randall secretary of the Kansas City Rotary club visited Pocatello today en route from Yellowstone Park to Salt Lake City and Cheyenne. He conferred with R H Wells former governor of the fifth Rotary district during the stop.
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W. Randall
Kansas City
Rotary Club
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park Country
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Mr. Randall
R. H. Wells
Rotary
Townsend Leaves Ouster Battle to Return for Court Session
Dr. F E Townsend left eastern talks and headed toward Erie after deposition hearing in Cleveland. He plans to return within a month to answer further questions in a court case seeking to oust him and other officials of the old age pension movement bearing his name. A contempt citation remains unresolved as attorney Benjamin Sacharow pursues the case.
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Cleveland
F. E. Townsend
Old Age Pension Movement
Long Beach
Calif
Erie
House of Representatives
Washington
George Maines
Gerald L. K. Smith
Townsend
Benjamin F. Sacharow
East
Authorities chase lead in hotel murder of Helen Clevenger
In Asheville North Carolina authorities pursue a new lead in the slaying of 18 year old Helen Clevenger. They detain three hotel employees including night watchman Daniel Gaddy and bellboy Edward Fleming while holding violinist Mark Wollner and Mildred Ward who corroborated Wollner’s alibi. Sheriff Brown calls the case an inside job and says Gaddy may reveal crucial information once he talks.
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Asheville
N. C
Helen Clevenger
New York
Laurence Brown
Daniel Gaddy
Edward Fleming
L. D. Roddy
Gaddy
Clevenger
Mark Wollner
Mildred Ward
Wollner
Miss Clevenger
Brown
Scores Roundup From MLB Action Across Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati and Boston trading runs with separate batteries listed for each team as Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis and New York also posted scores. American League games feature Philadelphia, Detroit, Washington, Chicago, Cleveland and Boston with varied innings and battery pairings recorded.
Republicans Move On Topeka For Gov Landon Notification
Republican hosts gathered in Topeka led by Representative Bertrand Snel of New York to notify Governor Alf Landon of his nomination for the presidency. Landon plans to meet visitors as John Hamilton and other national figures arrive to discuss campaign strategy. Topeka prepares for a large crowd with bunting and a five story Landon portrait attracting attention.
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Topeka
Eas
Bertrand Snel
New York
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Snell
Thaw Onnivan
John Hamilton
National Committee
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Wildlife action urged by Mexico state warden
Elliott J. Barker, a Mexico state game warden, spoke in a presidential address to the Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners urging constructive steps to protect wildlife. He highlighted the general wildlife federation as a way to align land users, sportsmen, and agencies, and proposed recognizing wildlife in the public domain with cooperative administration under the Interior Department.
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San Francisco
Elliott J. Barker
Mexico
Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners
General Wild Life Federation
Barker
Department of the Interior and
Secretary of the Interior
Canning Problems Topic of Meeting
A discussion on canning problems is set for 10 m on Saturday at Swanson hall on the University of Idaho campus. The event, sponsored by the extension division, will address tin can sealers reflanging and general canning methods and precautions. Miss Hilda Fredericks leader and Miss Lalhome demonstration agent will answer questions posed by reef society members.
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Swanson Hall
Uni of Idaho Extension Division
Hilda Fredericks
L.ds. Reef Society
Idaho Falls
Aaa
Idaho Abandons Delay on Federal Unemployment Benefit Plan
A 20 member Idaho state chamber of commerce meet in Boise to draft a law permitting Idaho to share in federal unemployment benefits. A sub committee chaired by T L Martin of Boise includes J B McLoughlin L L Gray K M Robinson J R Brown W W Bruns D A Callahan Will Simmons and W R S Lane. They urge a temporary setup and aim for a special session July 28 to authorize the measure and later a permanent administration. Parsons emphasizes immediate action to ensure Idaho employers and laborers benefit from the federal tax on payrolls.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
T. L. Martin
J. B. McLoughlin
L. L. Gray
Nampa
L. F. Parsons
State Chamber
Callahan
Parsons
No Sign of Lost Craft in Tampa Vessel Search
Hope of finding 22 crew aboard the British motorship Nunoea faded as coast guardsmen found a charred timber fragment tied to an oil drum about 100 miles from the missing ship. The Nunoca sailed July 4 from Grand Canyon Island to Tampa under Captain Moses I Kirkconnell with provisions for six days and water for 11.
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Tampa
Fla
Nunoea
Grand Canyon Island
Moses I. Kirkconnell
Georgetown
Firefighters Die Saving Truck Near Grass Fire
In Overland Park Kansas volunteers rushing to a grass fire at 2 30 am crossed a ditch with their only truck which bogged down as flames closed in. The crew perished just feet from the scene leaving details incomplete.
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Overland Park, Kas
Loyalist Town Retaken San Sebastian Report Says
The British dispatch says loyalists recaptured the Bay of Biscay resort San Sebastian from rebels. American warships were sent to Bilbao and Gibraltar to rescue refugees while battles near Toledo intensified and Galician cities remained under rebel influence.
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Associated Press
London
Bay of Biscay
San Sebastian
Lisbon
Seville
Cadiz
Cherbourg
Bilboa
Spain
Gibraltar
Washington
U. S
Madrid
Toledo
Vigo
First Airmail Pioneer Earle Ovington Dies at 56
Earle L. Ovington, early airmail pioneer who flew the first U S mail sack on Sept 23 1911 from Garden City Estates Illinois to Mineola, dies after a long illness at Good Samaritan Hospital He was born December 20 1879 in Chicago and is survived by his wife Adelaide Ovington The tribute was led by aviation men in Los Angeles California with Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock having sworn him into service
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Los Angeles
America
Earle L. Ovington
Ovington
United States Mail
Frank H. Hitchcock
Garden City Estates
IL. I
Mineola
Good Samaritan Hospital
Chicago
Adelaide Ovington
Santa Barbara
Calif
Father of Local News Man Passes
SALT LAKE CITY July 22 Seymour R. Dorius 50 mechanical engineer died in a physician's office while receiving treatment for a heart ailment. He was the son of John Dorius Utah mining man and was connected with three machinery and engineering concerns. Melvin Dorius of Pocatello is one of three surviving sons. Mr and Mrs Dorius left Pocatel lo by train Tuesday evening for Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Seymour R. Dorius
John Dorius
Utah
Melvin Dorius
Pocatello
Mrs. Dorius
Church to Build Temples in Idaho and California
Second Counselor David O. McKay announced the Latter Day Saints church will build a temple in Idaho and another in California soon. He noted about 200,000 members in Idaho and around 50,000 in California, with sites not yet chosen. Existing temples are in Salt Lake City St George Logan Manti Utah Cardston Alberta and near Honolulu Hawaii.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
Idaho
California
David O. McKay
L.D.S
McKay
St. George
Logan and Manti
Utah
Cardston
Alberta
Canada
Honolulu
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Imports to U S Exceed Exports in June Trade Figures
Preliminary June foreign trade data from the commerce department show imports at 192 233 000 exceeding exports by 7 045 000. The report notes a higher trade volume than last year with exports up 9 percent and imports up 23 percent. Idaho weather forecast calls for fair tonight and Thursday with scattered afternoon thunderstorms in southern mountains and very warm conditions.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Idaho
Judge to rule on paternity in Miami case
West Palm Beach Circuit Judge C. E. Chillingworth weighs paternity for 56-year-old barber T. J. Miller and 33-year-old mechanic Louis D. Pierre as he considers which man is the father of nine month triplets. The court took the case under advisement and will rule within a week. Lois Miller admits living with both men and recently married the barber while opposing a habeas action by Pierre.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
C. E. Chillingworth
T. J. Miller
Louis D. Pierre
Miami
Lois Miller
United States Sends Warships Into Area
Officials report Spanish authorities cannot guarantee safety for Americans and foreigners in two cities. A first warship dispatched to Gibraltar cannot reach by Friday. a second ship departs Cherbourg for Bilbao to assist. Consul Lynn W. Franklin in Barcelona cites the Catalonia government president stating the revolution makes assurances impossible.
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Washington
State Department
Hull
United States
Gibraltar
Cherbourg
France
Bilboa
Spain
San Sebastian
Claude G. Bowes
Lynn W. Franklin
Madrid
Barcelona
Catalonia
Temperature Dances Between Clouds Near 100 Degrees
Clouded skies slowed a rapid rise in the government thermometer as the day’s high reached 97 at 1 45 pm before sun returned. Officials warned temperatures could hit 100 if clouds cleared, with a 64 degree low at 5 30 am and a 34 degree spread by mid afternoon.
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Mercury
Pocatello Tribune
Stereotype
Associated Press
the Tribune
Many Parties Busy in Spain
The article notes 29 parties are represented in the Spanish cortes with 206 deputies in rightist or center factions and 267 seats for the left. Monarchist deputies total 28, while left groups include socialists, marxists, syndicalists and communists totaling 109 seats led by 88 socialists. The left forms a popular front as in France.
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Spain
Funeral services for Ruth M. King in Utah
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Ruth M. King 65 prominent Chinese businesswoman who died last night. Mrs King and her husband the late Charles H. King were active leaders among Intermountain Chinese. She had lived in Salt Lake City since 1893. UTAM WEATHER Partly tonight and Thursday: no significant changes.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Ruth M. King
Jury Asked 10 Spare Barber in California Case
In Los Angeles on July 22 defense counsel Russel Parsons described Robert S. James as a kindly green eyed barber who mourned his seventh wife Mary found dead in a lily pond last August. He argued the tears were sincere and that James showed no sign of guilt, urging the jury to doubt the state's case that James drowned Mary after a rattlesnake attack.
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Los Angeles
Robert S. James
Mary
Russel Parsons
James
Parsons
Education Board Will Meet Here in Pocatello
Idaho state board of education members will meet in Pocatello tomorrow night chaired by John W. Condie state superintendent. The session will consider purchasing several lots to expand the University of Idaho Southern Branch campus adjoining the present site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho State Board of Education
Pocatello
John W. Condie
Superintendent of Public Instruction
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Talk on Pioneers to headline Rexburg Rotary luncheon
A. C. Cordon, prominent local attorney and son of Rexburg pioneer settlers, will speak at the Rotary club luncheon Thursday per Don Brown, chairman of the program committee. Willard Lund and C. G. Billmeyer will lead the musical program.
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A. C. Cordon
Rexburg Country
Rotary Club
Don Brown
Willard Lund
C. G. Billmeyer
Soviet fliers report 7,878 km non stop flight
Moscow July 22 The Soviet pilots Chekaloff and Baidukoff said by wireless they had flown 7,878 kilometers in a non stop flight from Moscow over the sea to an unspecified destination.
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Moscow
Chekaloff
Baidukoff
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