Governor Ross seeks Wyoming cooperation on Upper Snake water compact
Boise July 26 Governor C Ben Ross announced he has asked Wyoming officials for an early conference to allocate water from the Upper Snake river. He urged Wyoming to appoint a representative to meet with Idaho and the U S Bureau of Reclamation to draft a distribution compact under federal act. The talks aim to ease long standing disputes and gain legislative ratification in both states.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Wyoming
Snake River
A. M. Clark
Idaho
United States Department of Reclamation
John Thomas of
Gooding
State Department of Reclamation
Jackson Lake
Ross
Clark
Mystic Shrine Sessions Open in San Francisco
The Red fez Shrinedom of North America opened its imperial council session in San Francisco with a keynote of national optimism. Crowds filled Civic Center streets and Chinatown hosts celebrated as motion picture stars joined in three days of events led by Harold Lloyd and Douglas Fairbanks. Arthur J. Kelly Jr. of Kansas City was elected president of the Shrine Records Association. national court officers were reelected.
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San Francisco
North America
Imperial Council
Chinatown
Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Wallace Beery
George Bancroft
Douglas Fairbanks
Filmland
Shrine Recorders’ Association of North America
Arthur J. Kelly, Jr
Kansas City
National Court of Royal Order of Jesters
Trade Parley Fears U S Oil Coal Market Moves
At Ottawa July 26 the British Empire conference heard claims of unfair trade practices by American oil firms and discussed price cutting as a threat to smaller rivals. Canada proposed anthracite coal as a potential British preference item, risking U S anthracite sales in Canada and opening the market to Welsh mines.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
British Empire
Commonwealth
Canada
Stanley Baldwin
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Associated Press
Decree Ends Martial Law in Berlin and Brandenburg
Berlin July 26 AP Chancellor Franz Von Papen ends martial law in Berlin and Brandenburg after six days. Von Hindenburg signs emergency decree at noon, with Bracht remaining deputy dictator. Some post decree disturbances persist amid pre election tensions. one man killed in Cologne clash. socialist Reichstag member Luise Schroeder fled a campaign meeting as Nazis attacked.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Prussia
Brandenburg
Franz Bracht
Essen
von Hindenburg
von Rundstedt
Cologne
Ah Friedrichsvog
Luise Schroeder
Boise Court Recess Scheduled From August to September
The Idaho Supreme Court will begin its annual summer recess August 1 and resume in September in Pocatello. The session interruption affects the court's schedule across the state during the traditional break.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Pocatello
Byrd Warns on Veterans Aid as He Delays Antarctic Trek
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd said he would postpone his next Antarctic expedition until action is taken in the campaign against heavy government payments to non disabled veterans. The New York meeting heard Major General James G Harbord project that by 1945 veterans payments could reach 2 billion dollars annually under current laws.
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New York
Richard Evalyn Byrd
Geners
James G. Harbord
League
Hoover cancels eighth conference in nine
President Hoover cancelled his semi weekly conference with newspapermen in Washington. It marked the eighth cancellation in the last nine scheduled conferences.
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Washington
Hoover
Sun Dance Begins Wednesday Fort Hall
Bannock Creek Indians finalize head men for the three day Sun Dance starting July 27 at Bannock Creek and Fort Hall. Walter Mosh and Wilson Jack named as special policemen. Curtis Pocatello and Evans Ingatuah named collectors for a 25 cent admission.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
Jack Ramsey
Johnny Pean
Ramsey
Pean
Walter Mosh
Wilson Jack
H. B. Bruce
Curtis Pocatello
Evans Ingatuah
Pocatello
American Falls-Pocatello
Shoup Deepwater
Nannas
Engineers Work At Expense Of Firemen Says Robertson
David B. Robertson, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, accuses engineers of overtime at firemen’s expense and calls for a congressional investigation. He urges a six hour railway work day and limits on employer workload amid opposition to eastern railroad mergers and unemployment among 500 000 workers.
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Robertson
Cleveland
David B. Robertson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Railroad Labor Executives’ Association
Congress
Eastern Railroads
Bonus Leaders Found Guilty In Police Court
Three leaders of the radical Bonus Army wing were found guilty of parading without a permit in Washington and fined 40 cents or 40 days in jail. John Pace Walter Eicker and Roy Johnson faced additional charges for the White House demonstration as hearings continued.
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Washington
Bonus Army
John Pace
Walter Eicker
Roy Johnson
White House
I. R. Hitt
Axe Incident Over Neighbors Sparks Uproar
Clark Thurman 43, hospitalized after storming neighbor W L Breshears home with an axe. Breshears wrestled him outside, then struck Thurman with the axe. Thurman faces assault with a deadly weapon charge.
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Boise
Clark Thurman
W. L. Bresheards
Breshears
Thurman
Curtis predicts turn for better in economy at Cincinnati
Vice President Charles Curtis told reporters in Cincinnati that there is evidently a turn for the better as new factories reopen and farm products rise. He spoke en route to the Olympic Games and declined to discuss the coming campaign.
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Cincinnati
Charles Curtis
Washington
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers reports in a satirical tone on Senator Borah canceling debts after a toothpaste company sponsorship. He mocks the idea of leniency and argues true creditors expect repayment, requiring collective nerve to face debt obligations.
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Beverly “Kills
Cal
Senator Borah
Borah
Buddie
Flood alarms as Sonora floods hit Nogales border towns
Nogales Arizona and Nogales Sonora faced rising flood waters from the Sonora watersheds as noon reports noted streets with about three feet of water and inundated businesses and homes. In Northampton Massachusetts Antonio Clagno pleaded not guilty to assault after allegedly applying poison ivy to his wife’s clothing and towel, with the wife briefly in danger. the case was continued for disposition.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Northampton
Mass
Antoni Clagno
Captain Von Gronau Leaves for Montreal Flight Route
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau departed Cartwright at 8:50 a m for Montreal as part of his Germany to Chicago flight. United States Steel board declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 a share on preferred stock. common stock was removed from dividend basis three months ago.
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Cartwright, Labrador
Wolfgang von Gronau
Montreal
Germany
Chicago
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Board of Directors
Cleveland Clinic disaster damage suits settle for 167000
In Cleveland the clinic disaster cases tied to the Crile hospital fire of May 15 1929 were settled for 167000. The blaze killed 125 people within an hour from poisonous gases and burns with many dying weeks later.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
George W. Crile
Young Bull Kills Emmett Farmer in Idaho
Emmett Idaho July 26 a three year old bull fatally gored 72 year old Charles C Sherman a beach farmer. Searchers found Sherman crushed and knelt upon near the scene after he left home to repair a fence and irrigate a small tract.
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Emmett
Idaho
Charles C. Sherman
Emmett Beach
Sherman
Assassin Identified as Cheka Member in Doumer Trial
Paris July 26 AP Paul Gorguloff on trial for the assassination of President Paul Doumer faced testimony from Ivan Lazareff a Russian laborer who said Gorguloff was a Cheka member and torturer. Lazareff described his capture torture and showing swollen knuckles to the jury as Gorguloff protested the accusation.
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Paris
Paul Gorguloff
Paul Doumer
Ivan Lazareff
Secret Police
Lazareff
Gorguloff
Minidoka District Seeks Federal Emergency Loan
A Minidoka irrigation district delegation delivered a request to Governor Ross for a $300 million federal Emergency Employment Fund loan. The district, with 200 workers, pays with warrants discounted at three percent and bears seven percent interest, warning banks may reject further warrants. If funded, the payroll would continue for 12 months. failure could put workers out of a job.
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Boise
Minidoka
Federal Emergency Employment Fund
Ross
Mellon denies resignation amid London trip
Andrew W. Mellon, returning on the Majestic, denied plans to resign as ambassador to Great Britain. He called reports mid summer news, said there was a lull there, and that he would return to England within two or three weeks. He declined to discuss debts reparations or official matters.
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New York
Andrew W. Mellon
Majestic
Great Britain
Mr. Mellon
England
Public Food Stores collector kidnapped in San Francisco
Howard Evans, head of Public Food Stores collection, was abducted in San Francisco yesterday. He was bound and robbed after collecting receipts from 91 stores. Evans valued his loss at between $6000 and $2000.
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San Francisco
Howard Evans
Murder Case Goes to Jury in Utah District Court
In Manti Utah County Attorney Adel R Jensen urged a district court jury to convict Mrs Ivadell Jensen of first degree murder in the death of her father Ephraim banker Andrew N Bierregaard beaten at his home April 12 The state linked her to Mendon Draper already sentenced for related murder plans and the judge instructed the jury to find first degree murder if she aided or knew of the crime before it occurred.
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Manti
Utah
Adel R. Jensen
Ivadell Jensen
Andrew N. Bierregaard
Ephraim Banker
Jensen
Mendon Draper
Draper
Dilworth Woolley
Mrs. Jensen
Baseball Scores From Today Across Leagues
National and American league results show Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia and St. Louis posting wins. Key pitchers and batters include Welch, Connolly, Frazier, Wash, Brown, Berg, Blaeholder, Ferrer, Gregory, Grube, and multiple noted lineups with Hargrave, Elliott, Davis, Shaute, Sukeforth, and Luque. Delays noted for Philadelphia at Detroit and New York at Cleveland due to rain.
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Wash
St. Louis
Brown and Berg
Blaeholder
Ferrer
Gregory and Grube
Philadelphia
Detroit
Grounds
New York
Cleveland
Bull chases sisters into Bear River. Hazel Hendrickson drowned
Hazel Hendrickson, 19, was drowned when a bull chased her and two sisters into Bear River near Brigham City Utah. Dorothy 17 was pulled from the water, Ruth 13 resisted and helped, and a fourth sister rescued all from the bank. Sheriff Zandel and a posse recovered the body after five hours.
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Brigha
Hazel
Dorothy
Ruth
Corinne
John H. Zandel
Peter P. Hendrickson
Lowen Wight
Hazelton
Idaho
Borah Debt Ideas Stir Talk of Economic Roundtable
Washington reports show Senator Borah proposing a roundtable on economic issues linked to the Lausanne debt talks and possible debt revision. Officials note no invitation yet for the League of Nations conference and debate over war debts tariffs and disarmament continues amid political and Ottawa conference distractions.
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Borah
United States
League of Nations
United Stats
Slaying at Mountain View Stuns Local Family
Mrs. Lillian Babcock 44 was stabbed to death and her husband Rider 45 critically wounded while they slept in Mountain View near San Jose. The assailant thought to be a Filipino, motive unknown, knife and coal oil found on steps suggest planned arson. Charles Brown 20 Stanford student butler son named by Mrs. Babcock during attack.
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Cal
Lillian Babcock
Rider Babcock
Philippines
Mountain View
Here
Babcock
Laura Horst Buckish
Charles Brown
Stanford
Buckish
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Sukeforth
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Lopez
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