Boise Echoes From Boulder Dam Talks and Oddball Tales
Boise reports note Six Companies scrip as local tender in the Boulder dam zone and discuss rock canyon hoboes near Rock Creek’s hole in the wall. A Fort Sumner departs with a 16 pound steelhead and Twin Falls faces a $1134.48 recovery suit after a county official deposit case. The Boise assay office closes June 30 as gold flow wanes and a federal economy program is critiqued.
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Idaho Falls Mayor backs 3.2 beer move amid 1934 race
Idaho Falls Mayor Clark defies dry laws by voting to legalize 3.2 beer sales seeking political traction for 1934 governor bid. He pressures Ross to call a special session as support grows among Idaho officials and residents.
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Ayor Barzilla Clark
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Clark
C. Ben Ross
Ross
Cuba Intervention Looms Amid Civil Strife and U S Debate
The piece weighs possible U S intervention in Cuba against domestic concerns. It cites the Platt Amendment giving the U S a right to intervene and notes President Machado's alleged tyranny, increasing violence, and a slide toward civil war. It argues past Latin American interventions have fostered distrust and suggests restraint.
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Cuba
Spain
Machado
United States
Farm prices and incomes in downturn period
The text notes pressure on inflation tied to farm product prices, with farm values at 27 percent below the 1912 to 1914 average and gross farm income down about one half from 1929 to 1932. It highlights the ruinous weakness in agricultural markets.
Spiritualistic revivals follow opressions say director
Movie director describes revivals as a response to oppressions while noting bank depositors seek to learn where their money went and how funds disappeared.
Bonds Sold For Pocatello School District
The Pocatello school district sold a $16,000 bond issue for $16,800 to Thies and Barrow of Spokane. The 20 year bonds bear interest at a low rate and proceeds will retire existing debt and fund new school facilities on the West and East Sides. Also notes on local business and utilities developments accompany this item.
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Pocatello
Thies & Barrow
Spokane
Idaho
Roosevelt Delivers Address At Pocatello Parade
Theodore Roosevelt, U S president, visited Pocatello for a grand reception. Thousands cheered as eight thousand listeners heard a thirty minute speech amid flags bunting and portraits. The parade featured police, guards, veterans, and ceremonial escorts through cheering crowds.
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Pocatello
America
Jumped Bail After Dago Row Leads to Bond Forfeit
Geri Sand fired a bullet at Mike Paldino during a dispute in a Dago row and was bound over for grand jury action with bail set at 350 dollars. He fled, and authorities seek him while Joe Farello and James P. Egan, who signed the bond, begin district court proceedings to recover the bail.
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Dago Row
Geri Sand
Mike Paldino
Joe Farello
James P. Egan
June Hurricane Winds Spur Dusty Trail No Injuries
A stiff breeze grew into a hurricane like gusts during the day. Dust and debris filled the air as signs and lumber flew about, but no injuries were reported.
Mayor considers crackdown on leisure class in city
An editorial notes Mayor Edw. Stein may launch a campaign against a class described as gentlemen of leisure and secretaries with questionable income. The piece argues such well dressed parasites have flourished without molestation and suggests they should be targeted to benefit the city financially and morally.
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Boston Athenaeum Star Special thrills audience
A large fashionable audience filled the Opera House Tuesday evening to see the Boston Howard Athenaeum Star Special company. The entertainment was first class with Mlle Bertoldi, the equilibrist and jaw expert, performing.
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President's Boise visit greets thousands at platform
The president appears before a thousand schoolchildren in a Boise square with Major Caldwell and hundreds of mounted Indians nearby. Mayor Steely introduces him as a long welcome speech ends amid applause. The train departs at 9 o’clock after Gladys Jones presents a civic address from Pocatello.
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Morrison
Heyburn
Gooding
Alexander
Boise
Major Caldwell
Gladys Jones
Pocatello
Frank L. Stobbs
John Quinn
Charles Forden
Best Chapman
Fred Orhood
President West
Fred G. Rice
Fred Young
John Woffington
Albert Hard
Cliff Johnson
Births and Weddings and Local News in Idaho town
A son was born to Mr and Mrs J Campbell Monday. Albert Wilson of Denver and Kate Bell of Pocatello married here Saturday with Judge Masonheimer performing. Several locals attend state Sunday School convention in Idaho Falls. Flooding damages at The Peoples Store from an upstairs faucet. Local fishing trip yields black bass. Decoration Day observed with Grand Army post ceremony at Mountain View cemetery honoring Civil War soldiers and Army of the Philippines members.
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Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Blackfoot Idaho Falls
Market Lake
Dubois
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Campbell
Albert Wilson
Denver
Colo
Kate B. Bell
Masonheimer
George W. Flood
W. H. Cleare
L. D. McDonald
Corbett Terrell
Idaho Falls
Gillilan
Peoples
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George L. Hickey
Jack Burns
Chas. Brooks
Will Spelligue
Dillon
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Company ‘B
Idaho National Guard
Mountain View Cemetery
Army of the Philippines
Samuel Wallace
Grand Army Service
National Guard
Pocatello Lions Elect and Install 1933-34 Officers
The Pocatello Lions club will elect and install 1933 34 officers Monday evening at a dinner meeting at the Hotel Bannock.
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Pocatello Lions Club
Bannock
Accord
Club announces officer slate for upcoming election
Stanley Cleave retires as president and a list of nominees is released for club offices. E. L. Dale is named president, Harry Young vice president, Eugene Kile secretary and treasurer, Miller Bode and Dwight Gove tail twisters, N. B. Grossman lion tamer, with Elmer Smith J. O. Anderson Arthur Hall adjutant James Pack William Holder and James Hopper as directors. Two directors will be elected from the slate.
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E. L. Dale
Harry Young
Eugene Kile
Miller Bode
Dwight Gove
N. B. Grossman
Elmer Smith
J. O. Anderson
Arthur Hall
James Pack
William Holder
James Hopper
Sunshine Below Normal in May
May's monthly weather report notes snow on May 3 7 and 8 with killing frost May 9 heavy frost May 11 light frosts May 12 and 13. Sunshine averaged 58 percent despite some wintry blemishes. highs reached 86 on May 30 and lows 29 on May 9. Precipitation totaled 1.46 inches versus 1.52 normal. eight clear days, 11 partly cloudy and 12 cloudy.
Gypsy Ruler Merridell Visitor to Exhibit at Meri dell Park
King Bimbo of the American Gypsies with 35 persons camps at Meri dell park per Fred Dolbeer owner. An educational exhibition this afternoon features a Gypsy village native dances and music and Gypsy cooking. Exhibitions start at noon with nightly dancing at 9. Guides answer questions. Small admission with no extra charges.
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Meridell Park
Fred Dolbeer
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