Loyalists Take Early Lead in Idaho Revolution Tension Grows
Ten I W W strikers were arrested on charges of intimidating truck drivers near Hollywood Idaho amid reports Potlatch Forests Inc planned to open construction camps Monday. The arrests followed a strike at the timber area with officials cautious about commenting on developments.
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Idaho
Acreate
Justice of the Peace
John Scott
Orofino
William Stowell
Charles Schultz
Henry Larson
Jim Gille
Wilmer Lindquist
Ed Erickson
Robert Ogden
Jack Trocajski
Tom Natier
Nick Jawarska
Joel Wilson
Potlatch Company
Army Boosts Man Power to Meet 165000 Target
The United States Army expanded its force during the year from 118750 to 146728 enlisted men as recruiting continues at about 1500 a month. West Point will supply more second lieutenants to reach 14000 officers. even at full strength other nations remain larger. The National Guard rose from 190000 to 195000.
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Washington
United States Army
Ar Dian
War Department
Army
West Point
Portugal
National Guard
GOP Defends Course At Salem Horse and Buggy Picnic
Senator Charles McNary told about 1,000 at a Salem gathering that the New Deal cannot blame Republican opposition for blocks abroad. He praised GOP sportsmanship, defended votes, and cited the RFC as a Republican arm while criticizing NRA maladminstration. He lauded Alf Landon's nomination speech as beautiful and simple.
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Salem
Ore
Charles McNary
Congress
RFC
NRA
McNary
Alf Landon
Ross Called Legislature To Meet At Boise Next Tuesday
Governor C Ben Ross will address Idaho's 23rd legislature in Boise as the session opens ahead of a possible farewell in three days. He seeks five program goals including pensions, social security machinery, agriculture and fish and game funding, and unemployment insurance.
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Ross
Boise
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Senate of the United States
William E. Borah
Léary Calloway
Ada County
Curtis Pike
Idaho Senate
Department of Agriculture Inspection Service
Fish and Game Department
Germany Recognizes Italian Empire Diplomatic Step
Berlin reports Germany has recognized Mussolini’s Roman empire formed by Italy and Ethiopia. The move follows the Austro-German accord and aligns Berlin with Rome, while Danzig’s earlier recognition signals further German mobility in Europe.
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Berlin
Germany
Roman Empire
Italy
Ethiopia
Nazi Danzig
Mussolini
Eva Nelson to address Idaho young Democrats in McCall
Miss Eva Nelson of Pendleton Oregon a Democrats national committeewoman accepted today an invitation to address the Idaho young Democrats state convention at McCall on August 16.
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Agai
Eva Nelson
Pendleton
Oregon
Democrats National
Idaho
Young Democrats
McCall
UNCLE OF DEAD GIRL FREED BUT REMAINS IN JAIL
Sheriff Brown freed Prof. W L Clevenger of Helen Clevenger murder case but he will stay in jail to aid the investigation in Asheville North Carolina. The 54 year old dairy specialist at North Carolina State College was detained after returning from Ohio where he attended his niece’s funeral.
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Asheville
N. C
Laurence E. Brown
W. L. Clevenger
Helen Clevenger
Professor Clevenger
Prof
Clevenger
N. C. State College
Ohio
Pocatello Prison Inmates Escape Two Held At Large
Boise July 25 two Idaho prison convicts Leonard Poulson age 22 and Duane Richmond age 22 escaped from Eagle Island prison farm near Pocatello they had served 27 months of 3 to 10 year sentences for robbing a service station A posse is searching for the men according to Deputy Warden Paris O Neil
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Boise
Idaho
Leonard Poulson
Duane Richmond
Pocatello
Eagle Island
Paris O'Neil
Bishop denies any argument with Coughlin
In Rome Bishop Michael Gallagher of Detroit says Father Charles E. Coughlin acts under his own supervision with no Vatican initiative. He backs much of Coughlin's argument and says no controversy exists between them despite Coughlin's attacks on President Roosevelt. Coughlin praises Gallagher's Rome stance while planning campaign moves.
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Rome
Michael Gallagher
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Vatican
Father Coughlin
Pius
Roosevelt
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
William Lemke
Union Party
Young Boy Plays Chicago Gangster At Salt Lake Zoo
A 10 year old boy at Salt Lake City zoo fired an air rifle at ducks and a prize goose, escaping briefly. A second boy heard boasts of emulating Chicago gangsters and offered to guide officers to the culprits home.
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Salt Lake City
Chicago
Utah Weather Unsettled With Thunder Showers
Unsettled Utah weather brings local thunder showers Sunday and Monday with little change in temperatures.
Pocatello Child Bitten by Spider
A Pocatello boy Coleman Jordan two and a half months old son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Jordan of 241 Wilson avenue was bitten by a black widow spider Saturday afternoon at 1 30 oclock. He was sleeping in a buggy on the porch. the mosquito net protected him and Dr Dan McDoenl gave emergency treatment.
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Pocatello
Coleman Jordan
Alfred Jordan
Wilson Avenue
Jordan Home
Jordan
Tribune-Journal Mechanical Department
Heat Wave Uproots Lives as Death Toll Rises in Major Cities
Washington reports a 65 percent rise in weekly deaths in 86 large cities through July 18 due to extreme heat. The census bureau notes the 1936 heat wave is more deadly than 1934, while drought official Jesse W. Tapp forecasts crop damage easing and cattle foraging remains strong amid troubled corn prospects in Nebraska and Kansas.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Jesse W. Tapp
Inter-Departmental
Drouth Relief Committee
Kansas
Wallace
President to Close Cruise Aboard Schooner Sevanna
President Roosevelt returns to American shores after a brisk 11 day cruise aboard the 65 foot schooner Sevanna. He appears fit for reelection campaigning and plans to end the voyage at Campobello Isle New Brunswick late Monday night or early Tuesday. His mother and wife await him on the island near Eastport Maine. The voyage covered Pulpit Harbor Maine and Nova Scotia waters earlier in the trip.
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Liberty
Roosevelt
Campobello Isle
N. B
Eastport
Maine
Pulpit Harbor
Nova Scotia
Americans Seek Haven Under U S Flag in Madrid Standoff
In Madrid 161 Americans remained in the U S embassy awaiting the outcome of a battle about 50 miles north of the city as evacuation efforts continued along the coast. Officials sought means to move them to U S vessels in Spanish waters with rail and road links cut and only air evacuation deemed unfeasible. An appeal for aid for destitute Americans reaching Vigo was received.
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Washington
Madrid
United States
State Department
Hull
Eric C. Wendelin
Vigo
Borah Endorses Landon Speech in Idaho Stop
Republican Senator William E. Borah said he liked Gov Alfred Landons presidential acceptance speech praising its elevated tone and lack of direct attacks He spoke after studying the text then traveled from Hagerman to Salmon City to attend Sacajawea birthplace monument dedication with ties to I E Rockwell and Mormon Pioneer Day events
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Bellevue
Idaho
William E. Borah
United States Senate
Alfred Landon
Landon
Hagerman
I. E. Rockwell
Borah
Salmon City
Sacajawea
Rocky Mountain
Landon Drift Seen In Idaho Predicts Victory
John Thomas of Gooding a former Idaho senator says Landon will carry Idaho in November. He notes Landon’s acceptance speech was typical and an 8,000 audience is expected for Hamilton’s Boise address on August 6. Four caravans will bring visitors from Moscow Idaho Falls Weiser and Hailey to the event.
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Boise
John Thomas of
Gooding
Idaho
United States
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Thomas
Walter Rubey
Republican State Central Committee
John D
Dogs Die in Rabies Scare at Chicago Pound
In Chicago a mass gas purge killed about 200 homeless ill or crippled dogs in the county pound’s carbon monoxide chamber after three people died of rabies and 71 were bitten. Police Sgt. Harry J. McCavery says all animals were deemed a menace to public health and were killed in minutes.
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Chicago
Dogland
Frey
Harry J. McCavery
Pound
Guard placed over Slayer in Los Angeles case
In Los Angeles on July 25 guards were posted over Robert S. James 38 awaiting death by hanging for the murder of his seventh wife Mary by rattlesnake bite and drowning in a bathtub last August 4. James denied planning self harm and claimed he gave the blade to turnkeys. Jail officials said he intended to kill himself and searched his cell after his conviction.
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Los Angeles
Robert S. James
James
Mary
Charles Hope
Hope
Spaniards claim early victory as loyal forces advance
The Liberal government broadcast from Madrid says the nine day rebellion is clearly dominated by loyal troops and rebel centers will be seized soon. Albacete fell after heavy air bombardment, Cadiz Seville and Cordoba are surrounded, and Black Mountain Passes guard Madrid as government forces push northern fronts.
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Madrid
Albacete
Preemier
Jose Giral Pereira
Cadiz
Seville
Cordoba
Shaw Seventy-Eight? Eighty? Shaw Speaks on Politics and Bolshevik Spain
Malvern England July 25 George Bernard Shaw, nearly eighty, declares him self a communist who admires Marx but criticizes Spain and parliamentary delay. He mocks political shirt slogans and compares U S congress to doing thirty years work in thirty minutes. He condemns fascists in Spain and Italy as having no real program.
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Malvern
Eng
George Bernard Shaw
Europe
America
Spain
Karl Marx
Lenin
United States Congress
Italy
National Park in Idaho Urged by State Leader
Boise July 25 A move to create a central Idaho national park gained momentum as R G Cole of Boise urged the Idaho congressional delegation to take immediate steps. He cited Stanley Basin Sawtooth range and surrounding timberlands as an unusual park opportunity with abundant fishing and vast primitive areas.
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Boise
Idaho
R. G. Cole
Idaho State Automobile Association
Idaho Wild Life Federation
Stanley Basin
Thousand Lakes
Sawtooth
Cole
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