Idaho liquor control act partly struck down by court
District Judge Jay L. Downing sustained most of the Idaho liquor control act but found several provisions invalid. The suit by Attorney General Bert H. Miller sought to render the act inoperative and challenged permit handling, revocation procedures, and probate court jurisdiction. The judge upheld some parts while declaring cancellation of permits for cause beyond the commission’s power and noted no appeal tribunal provided for reviewer. Continued on Page 12.
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Bert H. Miller
Downing
Fifth Judicial District
Miller
Idaho
United States
State Liquor Commission
Probate Court
Attorney General
District Court
Tremors Forecast by Quake Expert
New York July 25 A quake expert Ruben Greenspan forecast serious earth shocks for July 29 30 in the Pacific Mediterranean regions. The series of islands north of New Zealand including New Hebrides and Fiji are said to suffer stress on July 29 while Turkey India Western India and the northern Africa region are slated for disturbances on July 30.
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New York
Pacific
Mediterranean
Reuben Greenspan
New Zealand
New Hebrides
Fiji Islands
Greenspan
Turkey
India
Africa
Oregon Sector Hit by Floods
Floods sweep central Oregon Pine Creek valley with homes damaged and crops lost. No deaths reported as federal and state relief teams deliver food and medical supplies to isolated communities east of the John Day River amid advancing storm clouds.
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Ore
Pine Creek
Oregon
John Day River
John Silvertooth
Ope Ee
Pe Atttenen
J. Pentecost
Idaho Pastor to Speak at Mooney Mass Meeting
In San Francisco on July 28 a mass meeting will commemorate the 19th anniversary of Thomas W Mooney s imprisonment for the 1916 preparedness day bombing Speakers will include Rev Gross W Alexander of Idaho secretary of the inter religious committee for justice for Thomas Mooney the group announced today.
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San Francisco
Thomas W. Mooney
Gross W. Alexander
Idaho
Inter-Religious Committee For Justice
Thomas Mooney
Britain bars arms shipments to Italy and Ethiopia
The British foreign office said the League council would meet July 31 to discuss the Italo Ethiopian crisis and that arms exports to both Italy and Ethiopia would be forbidden. Belgium also announced a ban on arms shipments to Ethiopia as nations seek a League of Nations solution. Mussolini’s two sons, Vittorio and Bruno, received military commissions in East Africa.
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Italy
Ethiopia
House of Commons
Samuel Hoare
Wonder Ahant Janan
Belgium
Great Britain
France
League of Nations
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Japan
Arn
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Vittorio Mussolini
Teton County farmers press for water rights amid river rise
Idaho Falls July 25 The water war in Teton valley pits ranchers against decreed rights as the Snake River authorities seek to regulate flow. Governor’s envoy Faris and Assistant Attorney General Bresnahan meet with watermaster Lynn Crandall and Trail Creek residents to seek fair allocation while Fox Creek settlers oppose shutting off water.
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Idaho
Teton River
Rich Teton Valley
Rexburg
Sugar City
R. W. Faris
Reclamation
Leo Bresnahan
Basin Country
Lynn Crandall
Faris
Brenshanhan
Ralph Albaugh
Trail Creek
Albaugh
Bresnahan
Will Rogers and Wiley Post Fly to Moscow Route
Wiley Post and Will Rogers left Union Air Terminal at 1:20 p.m. local time bound for Seattle on a projected 8 263 mile flight to Moscow. Post offered no plans publicly while Rogers hurried aboard with Mrs. Post. In aviation circles the trip was seen as charting a commercial Siberian air route.
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Wiley Post
Post
Mrs. Post
Rogers
Russia
Siberia
Teen held for theft in Salt Lake City after auto theft
Robert W. Price, 16, of Stockton California, allegedly transported a stolen car from Pocatello to Salt Lake City. He was held for the federal grand jury after failing to post 2500 dollars bail and was sent to Salt Lake County jail to await grand jury action. Idaho generally fair tonight and Friday with normal temperatures.
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Robert W. Price
Stockton
Calif
Pocatello
United States
Edward D. Dunn
Young Price
Salt Lake County
Phillip Morrises Comparing Notes
Centerville Illinois July 25 two Phillip Morrises meet and discover they share birthday week and year have five children each and both eldest sons are same age They also learn each has a son Harold and a daughter Mariorie in common.
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Centerville
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Grocer Morris
Merchant Morris
Harold
Mariorie
Ex Colorado convict shoots at posse before dying near Greeley
Jack Printz a 37 year old ex convict who had been paroled from Colorado prison was cornered on a highway west of Greeley by a posse seeking vengeance for Desk Sergeant Lee Whitman’s slaying. Printz fired and was fatally wounded after a volley of 25 to 30 shots from officers.
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Cole
Lee Whitman
Jack Printz
Colorado
Inez Plummer
Denver
Godbye
Sis
Colo
Printz
Gus Anderson
Pueblo County
Guy Ballinger
Whitman
al Wickstrom
Wickman
William Welsh
H. O. Timothy
90 000 Trout Planted In Portneuf And Snake Rivers
Fish and game officials released 90 000 rainbow trout in the Portneuf river upper waters and Snake river below Tilden bridge after hatching 90 000 more at Meder hatchery. The trout measure four to six and a half inches and are expected to reach legal catching size soon.
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Fish and Game Department
Portneuf River
Snake River
Tilden Bridge
Meder Hatchery
Will
Nazi Press Attacks and Jew Attacks Reported
In Dortmund and Berlin dated July 25 the official Nazi paper denounces recent anti Jewish attacks while condemning window smashing. Emil Stuertz cites rooting out Jewish influence and mocks vandalism as unworthy of the cause. Berlin reports fronts against foreign press Catholic press and Steel Helmet unit dissolutions for subversive activity.
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Dortmund
Germany
Westfaielische Landeszeitung
Emil Stuertz
Westphalia
der Fuehrer
Berlin
War Veterans’ Organization
Steel Helmet
Max Amann
Reich Press Chamber
Mecklenburg
Parchim
Ludwigslust
Waren
Giants Take First Half of Doubleheader Over Cardinals
The New York Giants beat the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 1 in the first game to extend their NL lead to two games and guarantee at least a split of the doubleheader. Runs came in the fourth off Paul Dean as Schumacher Stout and Danning contributed.
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Cardinals
Paul Dean
New York
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Danning
P. Dean
Haines
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Adrienne Ames Granted Uncontested Divorce From Bruce Cabot
Los Angeles reports Adrienne Ames the dark haired actress was granted an uncontested divorce from actor Bruce Cabot on grounds they did not seem to get along. They wed in Carlsbad New Mexico on October 31 1938 after her prior divorce from Stephen Ames and earlier from Dernard Truax.
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Bruce Cabot
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Carlsbad
N. M
Stephen Ames
New York
Dernard Truax
Texas
Mary
Planes Return to Base After Intermountain Training
About 70 planes of the First Wing Army Air Corps winged back to California today after two days of informational flights over the intermountain region. Led by Brigadier General Henry H. Arnold, groups planned refueling at Las Vegas en route to March Field California and Hamilton Field San Francisco for cross country training. Departures were delayed by fuel shortages at Salt Lake City.
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Henry H. Arnold
Seventeenth
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Riverside
Calif
John Pirie
Seventh Bombardment Group
C. L. Tinker
Hamilton Field
San Franisco
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Rockwell Field
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Salt Lake
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Boise
Idaho
Reno
Heir to Standard Oil Fortune Dies
Col. Henry Huddleston Rogers, heir to a Standard Oil fortune and son of a former executive, died at Southampton Hospital at age 55 after ill health since last October. He had been at his Southampton summer home and was hospitalized following a blood transfusion. Pneumonia followed his pneumonia last October, and his condition worsened recently.
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Standard Oil Companies
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Standard of! Companies
John D. Rockefeller
Powder Barrel Tension Rises in Villa Hermos Tabasco
Mexican City Villa Hermos, Tabasco, wakes under strict orders as red shirts loyal to Tomas Garrido Canabal clash with students over his ousting. Authorities seek peace after a week of deadly incidents leaving four students dead and rival factions organized.
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Tabasco
Mex
Red Shirts
Tomas Garrido Canabal
City Councilman Arrested Over Sunday Closing Rule
Postville officials report City Councilman H. W., a grocer, arrested for violating a retail closing ordinance. Fellow council members say Falk is the first case. the incident highlights a strict enforcement stance by local authorities.
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Postville
H. W
Falk
Tax bill aims for 200 million while dropping intercorporation levy
The House Ways and Means Democrats reached a tentative tax plan totaling about 200 million dollars a year that excludes the intercorporation dividend tax the president proposed. It would raise rates on top incomes and large inheritances, tax corporate profits above 8 to 10 percent, and adjust the corporate tax system with a staged surtax.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Wasitington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Democrats
Doughton
N. C
Coughton
New Federal Alcohol Administration Passes in House
The House approved a bill creating a Federal Alcohol Administration under Treasury Department control. It sets federal permits for most liquor industry players, bans interlocking directorates, and outlaws unfair practices. The measure aims to mirror the former FACA while facing Senate finance committee review.
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Senate Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Federal Alcohol Administration
Senate
Lemis
Bill
FAA
Supreme Court
NRA
Republicans eye immediate takeover over constitution says four years
Will Rogers notes in Beverly Hills that some Republicans like Bert Snell and Ham Fish want to bypass the four year term and take over government sooner, arguing Roosevelt should be let out now. He signs off as Yours.
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Cal
Bert Snell
Ham Fish
Roosevelt
Ham
Bert
Matt
Jeff
A U S A Participation Vote Hangs On Berlin Olympics Reports
Jeremiah T. Mahoney, president of the Amateur Athletic Union, said he would vote against United States participation in the Berlin Olympic Games if reports of German discrimination against Jewish athletes are substantiated.
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New York
The
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Berlin
Huey Long in New York Seethes at Critics on Stage
Huey Long tours New York delivering harsh takedowns of critics and rivals. He mocks five congressmen as Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold, critiques Roosevelt and the Democratic Party, and hints at political fallout while promising further comments in continuation.
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New York
Devo Associated Pro
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Benedict
Judas Iscariots
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Cucklall Suaket
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Trojan Horse
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Aean Horse
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