City protests pollution of water supply
On June 1 AP reports Lewis Williams commissioner of public welfare advised Boise that the decision on polluted water from the Snake river into the Wood river through the Gooding canal rests with city officials. He offered assistance but noted state law makes the city responsible for remedies and penalties.
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Wood River
Lewis Williams
Public Welfare
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Williams
Copper Company Declares Dividend Changes
New York June 1 AP Kenne fott Copper company directors cut the annual dividend basis to $1 from $2 and set a quarterly payout of 25 cents per share. They also reduced the annual basis to $6 from $8 with a quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share.
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Kennefott Copper Company
Tnd Copper Company
Bar Members Honor Taft and Sanford in Supreme Court
Washington June 1 The nine justices and bar members held memorial ceremonies for former president and chief justice William Howard Taft and associate justice Edward Terry Sanford who died March 8 1930 Attorney General Mitchell read resolutions of regret from the December bar meeting praising Taft kindness and lifelong service beginning 41 years ago as solicitor general in the same court room.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William Howard Taft
Edward Terry Sanford
Mitchell
Taft
Hoover speech compared deficits to Washington era
Will Rogers quotes President Hoover praising a Valley Forge speech and mocking the deficit debate. He notes Washington faced a harsher winter while current troubles stretch through summer and winter before Democrats act, closing with a signature line.
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Cal
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Valley Forge
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George
State Unable Hold Inmates At Blackfoot Asylum
Boise June 1 AP Lewis Williams commissioner of public welfare said danger of escapes from the Blackfoot asylum would continue until a new building is ready late next fall. He noted inmates can plan escapes and operate locks beyond present capabilities. Warden Thomas defended six inmates moved years ago as insane, Williams called it unfortunate they became insane at a time with few facilities.
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Lewis Williams
Public Welfare
Blackfoot Asylum
R. E. Thomas
Williams
Blackfoot
Utah Senator King backs fixed silver price plan
United States Senator William H. King of Utah called for fixing silver prices through an agreement among producing nations. He suggested a target of 50 cents an ounce and said an international conference should be organized, possibly by the United States or another nation.
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Salt Lake City
United States
William H. King
Utah
England
Canada
Mexico
King
Michael Burke Faces Juvenile Trial In Slayings Case
In St Joseph Missouri Michael Burke a 16 year old labeled a one man crime wave faced trial today in juvenile court A panel of 100 prospective jurors was summoned while Circuit Judge Sam Wilcox presided in the case linked to one of two homicides in the area.
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Michael Burke
St. Joseph
Sam Wilcox
Maintenance of Wheat Prices Now Rest with the Farmer
Washington June 1 AP the responsibility for maintaining domestic wheat prices rests with American farmers after the farm boards stabilization program ended with May contracts. The grain stabilization corporation began in 1930 using a 500 million dollar revolving fund and private bank advances to set a minimum price, with the average price staying above world levels by 20 to 35 cents. Speculation over the fate of more than 200 million bushels of surplus persisted as the board announced plans to dispose of stock without disturbing markets, including a sale of 35 million bushels abroad and potential further exports if foreign demand remains strong. Chairman Stone said storage costs drive disposal decisions and that about 25 million bushels have already been sold.
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Farm Board
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Poison deaths probe widens in Chicago case
Coroner Herman Bundsen says 19 deaths, including five of Mrs Margaret Summers’s husbands, are under investigation for possible poison murder links. The probe spans 25 years and involves insured relatives and roomers totaling over 6,500 dollars in policies.
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Margaret Summers
Herman N. Bundsen
Stanley Jones
James Lynch
ONeal Says Farmer Is Too Selfless
Bedford Iowa June 1 Ed ward A ONeal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation said the unselfishness of the American farmer has been a principal cause of his undoing Addressing county farm bureau leaders he added that agriculture must think more of itself to recover losses and gain economic equality with other crops
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Bedford
Iowa
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Sam H. Thompson
Unsettled Weather Moves Through Utah Tonight
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions across Utah tonight and Tuesday with likely showers in the northwest portion. Temperatures will run cooler in the northwest as unsettled air lingers over the state.
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Northwest
Grain Concern Pays Millions In Latest Stabilization Deal
Minneapolis dispatch reports the Farmers National Grain Corporation acting for the grain stabilization program agreed to pay 10 million dollars for 14 million bushels of bread and durum wheat. A prior deal last month totaled 18 million for 23 million bushels. The contracts set a minimum price for future delivery to stabilize pegged prices and conclude the government farm board stabilization efforts for the time being.
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Minneapolis
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Stabilization Corporation
Government Farm Board
Mercury Hits New Sunday High Record
The mercury rose to 86 degrees Sunday.Tonight and Tuesday are forecast to be generally fair with near normal temperatures per meteorologist A R Teeple. Sunrise Tuesday is 4 53 and sunset 8 03. A year ago the date saw 33 degrees.
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Mrs Leslie Horton Dies at Local Hospital
Bertha Edith Horton wife of Leslie Horton of this city died at a local hospital early this morning at 18 years 10 months she had lived in Pocatello six months born in Colorado daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Bowser Surviving are her husband parents a sister Mrs Grace McDougall of Pocatello and two brothers Robert Bowser of Croton and Billie Roy Bowser of Pocatello Bodys at Hall Mortuary funeral arrangements to be announced later She is a niece of G L Bowser of a local dairy concern.
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Leslie Horton
Pocatello
Colorado
Claude Bowser
Grace McDougall
Robert Bowser
Croton
Billie Roy Bowser
Hall
Fort Worth selected as narcotic hospital site
The joint interdepartmental committee chose Fort Worth Texas as the narcotic hospital site for the western United States. In Washington the Supreme Court invalidated a Minnesota law suppressing the Saturday Press.
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Fort Worth
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United States
Supreme Court Today
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Minneapolis
Baseball Scores Postponed Games Across Cities
Detroit at Philadelphia and New York at Washington were postponed due to rain and cold, while Boston at Pittsburgh also delayed. Cincinnati and St. Louis played a game with Johnson Sukeforth Kaufmann and Wilson noted in the box.
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Washington
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Kaufmann and Wilson
Crowley Is Sentenced to Death for Police Killing
Francis Crowley was sentenced by County Judge Smith to death for the murder of Policeman Frederick Hirsch. The 19 year old killer, described by a defense alienist as a moral imbecile, was convicted last week for the slaying in a parked car. The murder occurred 26 days ago.
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N. Y
Francis Crowley
Smith
Frederick Hirsch
Crowley
Ash Abandons Ocean Flight from Tokyo
A Hengo News Agency dispatch from Samushiro reports Thomas Ash Jr. abandoned his planned non stop Pacific flight and heads back to Tokyo. The decision cited engine underpower a faulty detachable dolly a bent wing and poor control response as key failures in the aircraft.
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Samushiro Today
Thomas Ash, Jr
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Ash
Rengo
Government moves against Catholics in fascist Italy
Rome reports dissolution of Catholic youth associations not tied to the fascist party. The step follows the Vatican ordering Osservatore Romano to halt an anti fascist drive and Mussolini directing fascist papers to end their anti Catholic campaigns.
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National Fascist Party
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Mussolini
Logan Graduates Record Class At Utah State College
The largest graduating class in Utah State Agricultural College history received diplomas at the annual commencement. Henry H. Blood urged graduates to embrace hard work and sacrifice as he spoke as part of the ceremony.
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Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
Henry H. Blood
State Road Commission
Idaho Dentists Hold State Meeting in Boise
Southern Idaho dentists gathered in Boise for their annual three day convention and clinic. The program opened with a lecture on dental x rays and closed with a golf tournament.
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Dentists IN State Meeting
Boise
Yoshihara Plans June 25 Flight Return to America
Tokyo reports aviator Seiji Yoshihara will resume his flight to America on June 25 using a new airplane. He will follow the same route as his recent attempted crossing.
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Tokyo
Hoch! Shimbun Today
Seiji Yoshihara
America
Dixie Boosting Cotton Sales Week Starts Across Nation
Atlanta June 1 AP Diale joins a nationwide week long Cotton Week celebration to revive the industry that sustains about 12 million Americans. Towns host programs, social events, and fashion shows while retailers display cotton goods. Cason J Callaway of La Grange, president of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association, says over 200 miles of store windows will feature cotton products as the industry promotes business revival through buying power of 40,000,000 Americans.
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Union Pacific eyes door-to-door Oregon service expansion
H J Plumhof general manager of the Short Line announced in Portello that Union Pacific is testing intrastate door-to-door service in Oregon with possible extension to the Oregon Short Line. He noted 12 trains were added after Honolulu’s return and highlighted the railroad's expansion to major west shops like Pocatello and Los Angeles, stressing steady dividend obligations for about 50 000 investors including widows and orphans.
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Judge Crumpacker to Hear Fresh Sentence in Slaying Case
Valparaiso Indiana June 1 Judge Grant Crumpacker criticized for the one to ten year term given to Virgil Kirkland for the murder of Arlene Draves orders the Gary youth brought back from Pendleton reformatory and will hear arguments on a new sentence.
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Virgil Kirkland
Arlene Draves
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Pendleton Reformatory
University of Idaho Five Year Pharmacy Class Graduates
Graduates of the University of Idaho Southern Branch at Frazer hall receive degrees in a fifth annual commencement led by Dr. Enoch A. Bryan. John R. Dyer serves as master of ceremonies as President Neale and others witness the conferral of degrees including the first four year division of pharmacy. Concert provided by the university orchestra and solo performances accompany the ceremony.
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Cleney St. Clair
Idaho Falls
Asher B. Wilson
Twin Falls
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Enoch A. Bryan
Washington State College
Idaho
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University
Clency St. Clair
L. W. Plenner
Congregational Church
J. C. Dolan
St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
Heyerbeer
Washington Post
Sousa
Donald Kissane
Harvard Passenger Ship Runs Aground Off Point Arguello
The Harvard with 497 passengers from San Francisco ran aground early Saturday north of Los Angeles at Point Arguello. Passengers were set afloat in lifeboats and later rescued by the navy cruiser Louisville. Salvage expert R S Gardner warned the ship’s condition is serious and fragile in bad weather.
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Point Arguello
Here
Father Neptune
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Holiday Beat
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Louisville
R. S. Gardner
Peacock
Governors Discuss Prohibition and Unemployment at Summit
Governors at the twenty third annual conference in French Lick Indiana propose discussing prohibition and unemployment beyond the formal program. Maryland's Albert C Ritchie hints at presidential prospects while others like Gifford Pinchot and Wilbur M Brucker prepare talks on public utilities taxation and road programs. Roosevelt and several colleagues plan to speak tomorrow.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Wilbur M. Brucker
Michigan
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Max Gardiner
North Carolina
George H. Dern
Utah
William T. Gardiner
Maine
George F. Shafer
North Dakota
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Pinchot
Governor Delays Execution in Cambria County case
Two youths Frank Cantella and Carl Crow were awaiting execution at Western State penitentiary when Governor Pinchot ordered a stay hours before the scheduled electrocution. Warden Stanley Ashe received the telephoned reprieve as the death house prepared.
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Western State Penitentiary
Cambria County
Pinchot
Stanley Ashe
Frank Cantella
Carl Crow
Court Refuses to Rehear Idaho Prohibition Case
The U S circuit court of appeals refused to reconsider its reversal of the Idaho district court in the Rossi and Wallace residents conspiracy case. It held Rossi and others did not violate federal laws by levying fines on saloons, despite the lower court’s conviction. The government had asked for a rehearing.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Idaho
United States District Court
Herman J. Rossi
Wallace
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Fire injures four in Kilgore blaze
A Derpartment incident in Kilgore Texas left one man burned probably fatally and three others seriously injured when a National Detparition unit caught fire early today.
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Texas
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