Rebels Shell Madrid in Bitter Siege
Madrid faced a renewed siege as insurgent artillery pounded central districts including Alcala street and Cibeles square. Eight people were killed in a single shell while hundreds of shells struck Gran Via and Chambers near the U S embassy, with workmen clearing debris as the government returned fire.
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Madrid
Alcala
Cibeles Square
Ministry of War
Gran Via
Broadway
Chambers
United States
Two Montana Fugitives Are Captured Near Spokane River
George Welch 22 and John Rodell 33 escaped from Deer Lodge prison Wednesday. They fled outside the walls, stole a county assessor’s car, fired warning shots, and were captured at the edge of the Spokane river after a car chase through town. Extradition waived. Montana authorities to retrieve them.
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D'Alene pIly
Spokane
Montana
Deer Lodge
J. McMillan
George Welch
John Rodell
McMillan
Mike Roache
Bert Hatch
Jens
Mont
Decision near on nomination in Arkansas
In Little Rock the Arkansas state Democratic committee weighs how to nominate a successor to Senator Joseph T. Robinson. A floor fight pits nomination by committee against a party primary with a third option of no action and a wide open special general election planned for September 14.
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Little Rock
Ark
Joseph T. Robinson
Governo Carl] FE. Bailey
Co. O. Bailey
Unclear fragment prompts detective follow-up
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person named P Mae Telford and a claim about saving $400 in cafeteria receipts. The readable text is insufficient to establish a full event, outcome, or identifiable entities for a proper news card.
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Sey P Mae Telford
Japan Sees Lasting Peace With China
Tokyo moves toward normalcy as a broad belief grows that war over Peiping is averted. A Chinese settlement via Nanking endorsement and local agreements with Hopeh-Chahar are expected, signaling a policy shift to cooperative Sino-Japanese economic expansion under Premier Konoye and Chiang Kai-Shek.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Foreign Office
North China
Peiping
Hopeh-Chahar
Nanking
Bomei
Fumimaro Konoye
War Office
Army
Chiang Kai-Shek
Winter sports site chosen near Mink Creek for ski area
Logan landscape architect Robert Tucker reports an ideal winter sports site 1.3 miles from the Mink Creek junction, near the east fork, with access from Pocatello 12.3 miles away. Plans include ski runs a tobogeon slide a 120 foot ski jump and a ski club cabin.
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Lead Canyon
Mink Creek
Robert Tucker
Logan
United States Forestry Service
W. L. Hansen
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Tucker
Alaska Quake Damages Roads and Liquor Stocks
The Alaska communications office reported widespread quake damage across Alaska with shaken stories and homes. Major harm was to liquor stocks. a highway south of Fairbanks suffered a 2000 foot slide, cracks up to two feet wide, and a bridge approach was closed.
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Washington
Alaska Communications Sytem
Seattle
War Department
Alaska
Road Commission
Fairbanks
Communications
Japan preparing major drive against North China
Reports from Tientsin indicate the Japanese army is mounting large scale troop movements and has ordered 600000 gallons of gasoline plus all aviation fuel in China. Japanese airfields near Tientsin and Kaoliying are said to be completed, while Chinese 37th division troops are described as inimical by authorities.
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Peiping
China
Tientsin
Kaoliying
Legion Play-Off At Burley Sunday
Third and deciding game of the Pocatello Burley American Legion southern Idaho series will be played at 1 30 p m Sunday at Burley. Burley gave Pocatello its choice of sites for the 1936 playoff and this year Pocatello returned the compliment. The winner will meet the Gen esee New Plymouth series winner. The series stands one and one with Pocatello losing 8 3 at Burley and then winning here 13 1 last night. Utah weather partly cloudy tonight and Saturday cooler central and south portions tonight.
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Pocatello - Burley American Legion
Southern Idaho
Burley
Pocatello
Genesee
North Idaho
New Plymouth
Southwest
Court Bill Opponents Expect Political Reprisals
Washington July 23 Shelving of the Roosevelt court bill prompted talk of reprisals against Democratic senators who opposed it Vice President Garner said there should be none but supporters warned of possible opposition moves. Senators Wheeler Bailey McCarran said the issue would not be used politically, while Van Nuys Townsend Clark among others faced future renomination struggles.
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Washington
Garner
Wheeler
D-Mont
Bailey
D-N. C
Senate
van Nuys
Indiana
M. Clifford Townsend
White House
Clark
Missouri
Idaho Lawyers Urged to Defend Bar Profession
Idaho lawyers were urged to defend the bar at the annual meeting. Walter Anderson of Pocatello pressed that the profession must earn respect through virtue and integrity and warned of attacks aimed at lawmakers and the Supreme Court.
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Idaho
Idaho Palls
Walter Anderson
Pocatello
Idaho State Bar Commission
Mother Kills Four Children in Flagstaff Tragedy
In Flagstaff Arizona on July 23 Marie Walkup wife of James Walkup chairman of the county board strangled and stabbed her four children to death and then shot herself. The bodies Danny 10 Rose Marie 8 Jackie 5 and Phoebe 2 were found in their beds. Rose Marie woke and resisted. A coroner's jury ruled the children were killed by their mother and she then died by suicide.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Marie Walkup
James Walkup
Coconino
Miller
Rose Marie
M. G. Fronske
Franske
Rioting in Singapore Over North China Tensions Quelled
Police quelled anti Japanese rioting by Chinese crowds in Singapore. The disorder erupted last night as Chinese attacked Japanese fishermen and roughly handled Japanese schoolgirls without serious injuries. Large Chinese and Japanese communities reside in the city.
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Singapore
North China
Deputy Sheriff Notifies of Forged-Check Charge
Amos G. Rigby Bancroft deputy sheriff reports W. L. Rochester is wanted at Bancroft for passing three forged checks totaling $40 on Reoul Wistison.
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Amos G. Rigby
Bancroft
W. L. Rochester
Reoul Wistison
Idaho Bar Association elects new leaders in regional gatherings
Three elections marked bar activity as officers were chosen for the Idaho State Prosecuting Attorneys Association, Idaho Local Bar Association, and Ninth Judicial District Bar Association. New officers include Bill Hawkins president, Henry Martin vice president, John Kenward secretary treasurer, and others. A committee to simplify criminal procedure was named, with members from multiple cities.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho State Bar Association
Bill Hawkins
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho State Prosecuting Attorneys’ Association
Edward Babcock
Twin Falls
Henry Martin
John Kenward
Payette
P. J. Evans
Preston
Idaho Local Bar Association
Kenneth MacKenzie
Hoyt Ray
Ninth Judicial District Bar Association
William S. Holden
Frank Soule
St. Anthony
Faber Tway
Harrison Dennis
Idaho Fail
Milton Zener
Pocatello
Frank Rettig
Jerome
Willis Moffat
Boise
Robert E. Brown
Wallace
Frank Meek
Idaho Liquor Control Commission
Jurists
William M. Morgan
James F. Airshie
Charles E. Winstead
New German Tax to Hit Jews Harder
A new German tax targeting subjects exempt from military service will take effect September 1. It adds 50 percent to the income tax for the first two years for males born in or since 1914, with Jews being ineligible for service and thus required to pay.
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Berlin
Debt at All Time High Reaches 36.66 Billion, Treasury Reports
The Treasury reported a new public debt record of 36.66 billion dollars on July 21, marking the highest level in history. This milestone reflects ongoing deficits and government financing needs.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Traxler Wounded In Oklahoma as Texas Death Case Looms
Roy Traxler lies wounded in an Oklahoma hospital after a gunbattle tied to armed robbery charges. His wife and mother visited as county officials seek custody for trial. Texas authorities imply he may be returned to Huntsville for the death penalty if convicted. Traxler already serves a 99 year sentence in Oklahoma on armed robbery charges.
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Hugo
Okla
Roy
Pete” Traxier
Neil Tingley Traxler
Tiello
Traxler
Huntsville
Sam Colby
Marshal County
Ben Carter
Bryan County
Colby
Cerain
Oklahoma
Texas
Frank Hasabrook
Pete
Pauls Valley
Cubs Rally To Take Lead In N L With 11 3 Win
Cubs storm back after three Giants runs in early frames to defeat New York 11 to 3 in the series opener for the National League lead. Hubbell charged with loss as Chicago bats explode against Davis Root and Hartnett.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Rnr
Chicago
C. Davis
Root and Hartnett
Hubbell
Baker and
Madijeski
Batter Matchups and Scores From Detroit Philadelphia Games
In Chicago New York and Cleveland Boston matchups show varied battery lines led by Ruffing Dickey Whitehead Sewell and McKain DeSau Hudlin Gatehouse Put- At St Louis Washington and Detroit Philadelphia games. scores list runs hits errors with pitchers Kelley Brucker Auker Coffman Rowe Tebbetts Heyworth Fink Conroy and Conroy as noted.
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Chicago
New York
Ruffing
Dickey
Whitehead
Sewell
Cleveland
Boston
McKain
DeSau_ Hudlin
Gatehouse
Detroit
Philadelphia
Kelley
Brucker
Auker
Coffman
Rowe
Russell
Tebbetts
Heyworth
Fink
Conroy
FDR Salvages Part of Court Reform Plans
Washington July 23 A high administration official said that despite the senate rejection of supreme court enlargement President Roosevelt felt some of his court reform objectives had been achieved through other measures and adjustments within the plan.
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FDR
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Presi-Den Aident
Flaming Auto Tolls Six Lives In Maryland Collision
Six people died when a parked car was struck by a truck on July 23 near Pr iest Bridge Maryland. A seventh person died later of injuries. The driver was released on bond as an inquest continues.
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Priest Bridge
3 & Auto
Tru
Bernard Pammer
Mildred
Ann
Pauline
Isins
Frances Haker
Frances Baldwin
David Manning
Laurel
B. M. Kine
Muddy Point
Lammer
King
Sun Dance Nears End After 84 Hour Rite
The Bannock and Shoshone tribes conclude a four night fast at the Sun Dance with 63 participants across three lodges. A feast of barbecued beef and watermelon follows the final ceremonies at sunrise to Saturday. Chief Johnny Ballard and Walter H. Cleave will speak at Buffalo lodge at 3 p.m. Joe Youngren introduces speakers.
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Johnny Ballard
Buffalo Lodge
Walter H. Cleave
Joe Youngren
Bannock Creek
Borah Attacks State Sales Taxes as National Calamity
Senator Borah of Idaho challenged rising state sales taxes during debate on the District of Columbia tax bill proposing a two percent levy. He called the move a national calamity that destroys the purpose of the nation.
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Washington
Borah
Ida
District of Columbia
Alameda Redbirds Travel to Rigby Lions Clash
Alameda Redbirds head to Rigby on Sunday to meet the Rigby Lions in a game after routing the Poca Tello American Legion 9-4. Probable lineup includes R. Henderson, B. Henderson, Rawlins, L. Curtiss, C. Curtiss, Wheelock, William Jr., Tra han t, and Frasier on the mound.
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Tue Alameda Redbirds
Rigby
Showers Promised to Ease Pocatello Heat
Forecast calls for thunder showers to relieve the scorching spell in Pocatello while temperatures may rebound tomorrow with little overall change. The 2:30 pm reading reached 92 degrees, the first such reading in four days. last night’s low was 67 with a mean of 81, eight points above normal amid high humidity.
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Pocatellans
Clarence King of Nampa Dies in Forenoon
Clarence King a leading Canyon county Democrat and state representative died this forenoon at a local hospital in Nampa. King was prominent in political circles and had served in the Idaho state legislature. His death leaves a vacancy in local and state political leadership.
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Nampa
Clarence King
Canyon County
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