Farley to dedicate federal annex in Pocatello later today
Postmaster General James A. Farley arrives in Pocatello and delays dedication of the federal building annex from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. He and Democratic leaders, including Governor Ross, will also speak at Centennial Coliseum at 8 p.m. and be adopted into the Shoshone and Bannock tribes with an Indian name and ceremonial head dress.
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James A. Farley
Pocatello
Farley
United States
West Yellowstone
Idaho
Ross
Centennial Coliseum
Hutchinson Field
Fort Hall
Walter H. Cleave
Mr. Farley
Federal Building
Johnny Ballard
Pocatello Post Office
Inspector Faces Slaying Charge in California Case
A coroner's jury in Woodland, Calif and District Attorney C. C. McDonald pressed a murder charge against Judson Doke, San Leandro city inspector, for the shooting of 23 year old Berkeley student poet Lamar Hollingshead. The incident stemmed from an alleged affair involving Mrs Doke.
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Woodland
Calif
Judson Doke
San Leandro
Lamar Hollingshead
Berkeley
Hollingshead
Five Register For Centennial Out-of-Town Visitors
Five early registrations marked the Centennial event with out-of-town guests. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Krussman and their son from Wilmington Delaware joined Eric Krussman here. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Pennywell of Houston Texas stayed at the Hotel Benson and registered at Centennial headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Krussman
Wilmington
Del
Eric Krussman
Pennywell
White Oak Drive
Houston
Tex
Benson
Centennial Headquarters
Roosevelt visit sparks Pacific talk and fish talk in Hawaii
In Waimea Hawaii July 31 the writer notes Roosevelt's visit stirs gossip, with locals unsure of his purpose yet agreeing the trip was a success if it means fish. He asserts Roosevelt would stand for no monkey business in the Pacific and mocks Democratic party shifts locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waimer
Hawaii
One Killed Four Hurt In Minneapolis Crash
A national squad car ran a traffic signal while pursuing strike pickets and crashed into a sedan. Carl Wallin, the sedan driver, died. a companion was hospitalized with a possible skull fracture and internal injuries. Three troopers were hurt. Governor Olson commented on the strike’s impact on city rule and recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Carl Wallin
Floyd B. Olson
Chislers
Blue Eagle at crossroads as NRA future debated
The blue eagle, one year old, stands at a crossroads in Washington as the NRA's future is debated. Proposals range from a board with shared management to stripping NRA of price fixing powers and placing it under the federal trade commission. The next Congress, meeting in January, will decide the NRA's fate. The blue eagle, born August 1, 1933, is the era's best known emblem.
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Washington
Blue Eagle
NRA
Hugh 8
Johnson
Nye
R-Nd
Federal Trade Commission
America
Great Britain wins Davis Cup final over United States
Great Britain defeated the United States four matches to one in the Davis Cup challenge round at Wimbledon. Fred Perry and Bunny Austin clinched the title with victories over Frank Shields and Sidney Wood, while Lester Stoefen and George Lott secured the lone American win in doubles.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Great Britain
United States
Fred Perry
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
Frank X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Perry
Shields
Wood
Austin
Lester Stoefen
George M. Lott, Jr
Harold G. N. Lee
George Patrick Hughes
France
Three Men Arrested After Roosevelt Bank Robbery Attempt
Three men Dewey Miller Ernest Brennen and Don Allen were held in Utah county jail on charges of attempting to rob Roosevelt state bank. Miller and Allen were wounded by a posse as they fled after the plan unraveled and were later captured near the Raven Gilsonite mine.
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Duchesne
Utah
Uintah County
Roosevelt State Bank
Dewey Miller
Ernest Brennen
Denver
Don Allen
Vernal
Miller
Allen
Arty Mitchell
Ray Gardner
A Johnson
Roosevelt
Marshal Johnson
Ray
Jordan
Raven Gilsonite
Kohler Strike Talks Pause as Guards Stay on Duty
National guardsmen remained on duty at the Kohler plumbing plant as efforts to settle the strike were halted. Militants recommended delaying negotiations and indicated a new push for settlement, likely later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Wis
National
Pocatello Man Files Libel Suit Over Alledged Marriage Report
Alois Miller of Trenton sues Cache Valley Newspaper Company for 5000 in district court accusing Logan Herald Journal of libel over a Logan story about a 30000 alienation of affections action by O B Montieth of Pocatello. Miller says the report falsely stated he married Rose M Montieth after she divorced Montieth last September.
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Logan
Alois Miller
Trenton Farmer
Cache Valley
Forber
Logan Herald-Journal
Publishing
Comepany
Miller
O. B. Montieth
Pocatello
Rose M. Montieth
Montieth
England plans bigger air force amid fears of Germany
The House of Commons approved a stronger air force program by a large margin as Baldwin warned Germany may expand its arms. Churchill charged Germany violated the peace treaty while Baldwin urged action to avoid future jeopardy and cited a new frontier beyond England.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Germany
Baldwin
John Simon
Winston Churchill
Commons
England
Dover
Rhine
Identification of Reed Body Near Weiser
Identification of a body taken from the Snake river near Weiser last week as O. B. Reed, former Caldwell man, was announced today by Canyon county deputy sheriff A. A. Moline. Moline and Reed’s close friend Gilbert Puller went to Weiser to verify identity with Washington county officers. Reed left Caldwell last spring and had not been heard from since.
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Caldwell
Snake River
Weiser
O. B. Reed
A. A. Moline
Canyon County
Moline
Gilbert Puller
Reed
Washington County
Japanese Premier Voices Views on Naval Arms Limits
Tokyo July 31 Keisuke Okada says Japan does not expect parity with the United States and Britain in naval arms and may reconsider the Washington treaty of 1922. He cautions against radical changes and hopes for a better method at the 1935 naval conference.
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Glenn Babb
Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
America
Great Britain
Keisuke Okada
United States
Britain
Okada
Daigh Outlines Plans for County Fair Art Division
C W Daigh Bannock county agriculture agent urges farmers to prepare early for the September 3 4 5 fair focusing on new agricultural displays and an added art department led by Bethel M Farley. The division covers landscapes portraits flowers figures and various media including oils pastels watercolors crayon pencil and ink China painting and craft exhibits with plaques fabrics inlays yarn work and cones. Daigh expects strong interest and high quality submissions.
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C. W. Daigh
Bannock County
Daigh
Bethel M. Farley
Judge Says Irish Cops Needed
New York July 31 County Judge Martin advocates for Irish policemen to swiftly restore order in domestic disputes. He recalls old methods and urges Mrs Soden to obtain police help, then orders Thomas Soden to support his family and abstain from alcohol or face three years in jail.
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Dale Harrison
New York
Martin
Thomas Soden
Soden
Condition of Von Hindenburg Is Serious
Neu deck Germany July 31 President Von Hindenburg's physicians issued a bulletin noting his breakfast and brief alertness before a quiet sleep his pulse strong though higher. If he dies Dr Erwin Bumpke would be interim president under law but Hitler could invoke emergency powers altering succession. French officials warned his death would create a difficult situation with Hitler likely seizing control.
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Supreme Court
von Hindenburg
Neudeck
Paris
Hitler
Rhine
Italy
Today's scores from the American and National leagues
Baseball results show multiple games with Boston and New York totaling 11 to 14 in the opener while Detroit wallops Cleveland 12 to 7 and 9 to 1 in another, Philadelphia tops Washington 6 to 2 and St Louis defeats Chicago 15 to 7 in a protested playoff starting seventh inning.
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R. H. E. Boston
New York
H. Johnson
Walberg
Mulligan
R. Ferrell
Legett
Gomez
Dickey
Ostermueller
Murphy
Jorgens
R. H. E. Detroit
Cleveland
Fischer
Sorrell
Hayworth
Cochrane
Phillips
Lee
C. Brown
Pytlak
Detroit
Bridges
Weiland Myatt
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Washing
Philadel
Beloved film star Marie Dressler laid to rest in Glendale
In Glendale California on July 31 a private funeral for Marie Dressler was held in a small chapel. Directors cameramen actors writers and studio staff attended while cemetery gates remained locked and studio police guarded the grounds. The Rev Neal Dodd delivered a eulogy praising Dressler from poverty to fame and her modest funeral wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calif
Jeanette McDonald
Marie Dressler
Wee Kirk O' the Heather
Marie
Miss Dressler
Min
Bill
Anna Christie
Annie
Rudolph Valentino
Barbara la Marr
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Neal Dodd
Hollywood
Little Church of the Stars
Keith
Clerk Held Up at Washington Post Office
A bandit robbed a clerk at the House of Representatives post office late today, escaping with about $600. The incident was reported from Washington with scant details on suspects or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Court Martial Convicts Die By Noose In Vienna Putsch
Otto Planetta and Franz Holweber were executed by hanging in Vienna for high treason and involvement in the failed July coup against Chancellor Dollfuss. Planetta admitted killing Dollfuss and both men faced the court calmly. The executions were carried out under the new government led by Kurt Schuschnigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Werner
Vienna
Showa Naria
Engelbert Dollinse
Otto Planetta
Dollfuss
Franz Holweber
Planetta
Holzweber
Austria
Governor Ross Fails to Address Democratic Rally
ST ANTHONY July 31 AP Still suffering from ptomaine poisoning contracted Saturday Governor C Ben Ross could not speak at the Democratic rally last night Mrs Ross traveling with him and Mrs Henry Johnesse of Boise spoke brief words A large crowd heard the meeting Governor Ross met James A Farley postmaster general and national Democratic chairman at West Yellowstone Mont and accompanies him to Pocatello today
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ST. Anthony
C. Ben Ross
Ross
Idaho
Henry Johnesse
Boise
James A. Farley
West Yellowstone
Mont
Pocatello
Cooler Weather Hits Pocatello
A driving rain in Pocatello lowered temperatures to 84 by 2 PM after days above 90. Yesterday’s brief shower totaled .47 inches, with cooler weather forecast for tonight and Tuesday night through Wednesday.
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Pocatello
Mercury
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Paul von Hindenburg
Aouthens
Kurt Schuschnigg
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