Republicans Set June 10 Convention in Boise
A formal call circulated to delegates by state chairman R P Parry announces the Republican platform convention on June 10 in Boise. It aims to form a party platform for 1932, elect 11 delegates and 11 alternates to Chicago, choose a state chairman through 1934, and elect state central committee members from each county.
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Boise
R. P. Parry
Chicago
Republican State Central Committee
Democratic Coalition
Weiser
T. A. Iters
Caldwell
Riflemen Guard Witnesses Homes In Michigan Town
Riflemen guarded witnesses in the Henry Marshall murder case at Lowell Michigan as vigilantes planned further armed night patrols. Ten men with rifles shotguns and pistols patrolled the streets while guards watched the homes of Paul Kellogg Deputy Bowes William Boyton and Edward Devries who reported seeing Marshall shoot Deputy Sheriff Charles Knapp a week ago.
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Lowell, Mich
Henry Marshall
Paul Kellogg
Pat Bowes
William Boyton
Edward Devries
Marshall
Charles Knapp
Charges Against Fall Dismissed in Oil Trials
Justice James M. Proctor dismissed criminal charges against Albert B. Fall Harry F. Sinclair Edward L. Dohney and Edward L. Dohney Jr in the DC supreme court at the request of government prosecutor Atlee Pomerene. Three indictments charging conspiracy were quashed in the oil trials linked to the Harding era.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward L. Dohney
Edward L. Dohney, Jr
James M. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Atlee Pomerene
Harding
Fall
Sinclair
Dohenys
Idahoan W. W. Waters leads Washington bonus army link
W. W. Waters, in charge of the bonus army faction in Washington, is an Idaho native who served in France and on the Mexican border. A sergeant in the 146th field artillery, he now lives at Magnolia apartments, 148 East Third Street, Portland with his wife. The item notes Mildred Weir, once of Pocatello, visiting relatives after moving to Chicago with her husband, Dr. George Weir.
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Twin Falls
W. W. Waters
Washington
France
146Th Field Artillery
Idaho
Portland
Magnolia Apartments
East Third Street
Mildred Weir
Pocatello
George Weir
Chicago
George
Bank Holdup Suspect Fled in Car Pursuit Ends Abortive
An officer tried to stop a vehicle fleeing a Grand Rapids bank holdup. Marshall and an unidentified companion were in the car as they attempted to evade capture, with the pursuit terminating without arrests reported.
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Marshall
Grand Rapids
Three Die in House Fire in Horse Heaven District
In Kennewick Washington three Franklin brothers died in a ranch house fire early today. Donald 23 Leroy 14 and La grande 11 were burned to death in the upstairs bedroom area. The parents Mr and Mrs John Franklin escaped after hearing the structure collapse.
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Kennewick
Wash
Donald Franklin
Leroy
Lagrande
Horse Heaven
John Franklin
Rankin Leads Peace Parade Car Through Capitol
Miss Jeanette Rankin of Montana, first woman congress member in 1917 who opposed war, received permission to parade a placarded car around the Capitol as she begins a peace plank pilgrimage to the Chicago conventions. Her red and white dress and decorated auto display the slogans No More War and Peace is Patriotic.
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Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Congress
Capitol
Chicago
Crickets Invasion Prompts Local Proposals And Political Whispers
The piece notes Chamber of Commerce asks the government for 25000 to combat crickets while locals stay optimistic about prospects. It condemns political leadership aims for Aber deen students and hints at Democratic and Republican party dynamics. Judge Standrod recalls Idaho's early days and cricket lore in Malad area resurfaces.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tyhee
Fort Hall
Community Meeting Sows Plans for July Events and Conventions
The article notes county conventions set for Friday noon in Pocatello with Republicans at the courthouse and Democrats at city hall. It mentions election of officers, vacancies to fill, and a brewing political start to the season. Also references are made to local figures coordinating Fourth of July fights, weather outlook for potatoes, and Ivan Gasser organizing a Malad show for the big celebration.
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Pocatello
Court House
Spot Orr
Charlie Stair
Spot
Ivan Gasser
Sanford
Malad
Gasser
Mrs Sprague to Visit Des Moines Summer Home
Mrs. Charles Sprague of Des Moines Iowa is due June 15 to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Higson at their North Garfield home. Mr and Mrs Aulbert Frahm and their young son of Twin Falls visited Mrs Frahm's parents Mr and Mrs S M Nix over the weekend. Betty and Mary Nixon accompanied them home on Tuesday.
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Charles Sprague
Des Moines
Iowa
Henry Higson
North Garfield
Aulbert Frahm
Twin Falls
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Amundsen
Pinkerton School of Theatre Arts
Frazier Hall
Carol Jean Bistline
Lois Young
Jean Slaughter
Julie Servel
Betty Crafton
Lola Marie Young
Stan Cleave
Ben
Aberdeen
Democratic Party
Republican Party
D. W. Standrod
Helen
Chester Wells
Ed Harper
FARGO
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Uneeda Bakers
Pinkerton School Theatre Arts
Goodyear
Goodyears
N. B.C. Red Network
WEAF
Associated
Billmeyer, Inc
Corner Fifth & Center
Biros
Gem State Auto Co
Bannock
Jesse M. Chase
South Main
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