Illinois Chief Spikes Report Landon Backed
Illinois leaders debate across party lines on the Landon Knox Borah unity for the GOP. Frank L. Smith reiterates loyalty to Col. Knox as a possible nominee while George H. Moses warns against steamroller tactics. Wadsworth supporters claim VP hopes hint Conservatism backing Kansan, though Kansas committee head says no candidate chosen.
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Cleveland
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
George H. Moses
Knox
Wadsworth
William E. Borah
Idaho
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Landon
John Hamilton
Smith
Ilinois
Col. Knox
Blum Called Into Power In France After Cabinet Resigns
Paris June 4 The third republic named socialist Leon Blum as premier to form the 101st cabinet amid widespread strikes affecting about 500000 workers. Premier Sarraut’s coalition resigned prompting Blum to assume the task within hours as metal industry leaders refused further talks. Strikes expanded across industries after Paris markets and food supply tensions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Third Republic
Leon Blum
France
Albert LeBrun
Blum
Elysee Palace
Albert Sarraut
Cabine
Credit Union Planned for Pocatello and Bannock County
A unit of the Federal Credit Union will organize at 7 30 p m Monday June 8 in the county building court room under R M Pugmire police inspector The Employer of Bannock Naser Show and Pocatello has chartered by the national body The credit union aims to provide small loans at reasonable interest to its members Federal employees in Pocatello already formed a branch of the union months ago.
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Federal Credit Union
Pocatello
Bannock County
R. M. Pugmire
Bannock Naser Show
Pugmire
Federal
Public call for hospital board overhaul at Pocatello General
Taxpayers demand the facts behind the dismissal of Mrs. Minnie Rasmuson as superintendent. A Tribune report quotes board member J P Halliwell as declining comment while urging resignations and a complete administrative change at the General hospital. The medical staff also requests the board’s resignation.
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Pocatello Hospital
Minnie Rasmuson
Pocatello General Hospital
Rasmason
General Hospital
Medical staff calls for hospital board resignation in Idaho
Pocatello General Hospital staff adopted a resolution urging Bannock county commissioners to remove the existing hospital board for the hospital’s sake. The move follows the dismissal of Superintendent Minnie Rasmon or Rasmas on by the board, with physicians praising her leadership amid tension with board members.
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General Hospital Board of Directors
Bannock County Commissioners
W. P. Whitaker
R. T. Hale
Pocatello General Hospital
Board of County Commissioners
Freda Consigny
General Hospital
Joseph Fechtel
R. H. Hunter
Hyrum Call
Bancroft
J.P. Halliwell
Pocatello
Rasmason
Death Delay Hits Plan to Break Western Reclamation Deadlock
The death of Speaker Burns delays for ten days or more any action on the disputed 58 million dollar western reclamation program. Representative Edward Taylor of Glenwood Springs Colorado said conference and floor action will be impossible for ten days or two weeks due to recesses for Burns funeral and the Republican national convention.
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Washington
Burns
Edward T. Taylor
Glenwood Springs
Colo
House
Tennessee
Scores From Today's American League Games
Reports from New York Boston Philadelphia and Washington show decisive results. Chicago beat New York 16 to 3 while Cleveland defeated Boston 9 to 4. Detroit edged Philadelphia 18 to 9 and St Louis beat Washington 6 to 4.
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American League
New York
R. H. E. Chicago
Whitehead
Sewell
Pearson
Bronca
W. Brown
Kleinhaus
Glenn
Boston
R. H. E. Cleveland
Blueholder
Lee
Pytlak
Grove
R. Ferrell
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Detroit
Philadia
Auker and Cochrane
Hayworth
Rhodes
Bullock
Blythe
Dietrich
Moss
Washington
St. Louis
Hogsett
Hemsley
Marberry
Millies
Standings Summary from Baseball Score Lines
At Pittsburgh Boston 100000310- 511 1 Batteries Lanning Smith Lopez Blanton Brown Todd. At Chicago New York 00200 Chicago 01410 Batteries Castleman Hubbell Mancuso Warneke Hartnett. At Cincinnati Philadelphia 001100- Cincinnati 000100 Batteries oe Wilson Derringer Lombardi. At St Louis R H E.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Lanning, Smith and Lopez
Blanton, Brown and Todd
Chicago
New York
Castleman
Hubbell
Mancuso
Warneke and Hartnett
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Wilson
Derringer
Lombardi
St. Louis
Two Are Called Before Official
Los Angeles reports that William Haines en screen actor and James Shields film extra were ordered to the district attorney’s office for questioning following a mob beating at El Porto beach last Sunday. David Coleman said both would be interviewed, after Mrs Kimball described seeing the enter Haines cottage last Saturday and provided related details.
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Los Angeles
el Porto Beach
William Haines
James Shields
David Coleman
Haines
Shields
Larry Kimball
Kimball
No Vbatan
Canton Patriots Press China War Demands and Militia Rise
Reports from Canton claim patriots demand war on Japan or risk a Canton government. Cantonese groups urge action while Kwantung forces raise 60 000 militia as northern talks with Nanking unfold. Japan cites incidents with British and French embassies amid growing tensions in China.
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China
Canton
Japan
Morris J. Morris
Associated Press
Nanking
Southwestern Political Council
Kwangsi
Hunan
Chiang Kai-shek
Tokyo
Confederate Veteran, 96, Becomes Father Again in North Carolina
George Isaac Hughes, a 96 year old Confederate veteran, welcomed a daughter named with his wife Libby Hill Hughes in New Bern North Carolina. The couple previously had a 17 month old son Franklin Roosevelt Hughes. The birth was noted as part of Hughes’s remarkable family story and his long life expectancy.
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New Bern
N.C
George Isaac Hughes
Hughes
Franklin Roosevelt Hughes
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Nevia
Libby Hill’ Hughes
Inventor Marcel Grateau Buried in Berney France
Marcel Grateau, inventor of the marcel wave, is buried in Berney France after dying at his chateau on Sunday. The June 4 report notes his death and burial in the small town.
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Berney
France
Marcel Grateau
Al Laid Up Put to Bed by Physician
Al Laid Up is confined to bed for a week after his physician says the case was aggravated.
Death claims House Speaker in Washington apartment
Tennessee politician Joseph Burns, speaker of the house, died suddenly this morning from a heart attack at his Washington apartment. Rep. William Bankhead of Alabama was chosen as the new speaker in a voice vote in the house.
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Joseph Burns
Tennessee
Washington
Rep
William Bankhead
Alabama
Pries
Burns
Robinson
Arkansas
Rep. Snell
New York
House
McReynolds
Tenn
Barkley
James M. Curley
Mass
Bankhead from Alabama Hill Country Becomes House Speaker
William Brockman Bankhead, headlined as speaker today, hails from Alabama's hill country. Born near Moscow April 12 1874 he is son of John Hollis Bankhead and Tallulah Bankhead and brother to future senator John H Bankhead Jr.
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Washington
William Brockman Bankhead
House of Representatives
Joseph V. Burns
West Alabama
Moscow
Ala
John Hollis Bankhead
Tallulah Bankhead
Will
University of Alabama
Congress
Alabama
National House
Georgetown University
Bankhead
New York City
Tammany Hall
Big City
Tallulah
Hollywood
Broadway
London
Alabama Hills
New York
Huntsville
Ada Eugenia Selege
Memphis
Eugenia
Jasper
John V Bankhead
Florence McGuire
House
Senate
John H. Bankhead
Capitol
Acquittal Declared in Stateville Case
A jury today acquitted a 1-year inmate from Stateville on charges tied to an incident in the shower room on January 26. The decision came after deliberations this afternoon, ending the trial without a conviction.
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Stateville
Richard Dieshower
Paschal trial defense rests as judge calls recess
Parmington Utah reports defense in the Paschal trial resting at 5 23 pm before a short recess as Judge Fucene E. presides with proceedings paused for a break.
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Parmington
Utah
Fucene E
Borah Alleges Misuse of National Committee Funds
Idaho Senator Borah charged that about $20,000 raised by the Republican National Committee was diverted to the Ohio primary by the state organization. He said the report raises questions about consent or possible embezzlement by Walter Brown of Ohio and Ed Schorr of the state committee as he challenged Taft in the Ohio primary.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Republican
Secretary of State
National Committee
Organization Committee
Favorite Son Committee
Walter Brown
Republican National
Ed Schorr
Republican State Central Committee
Robert A. Taft
Republican Organization
Pon
League Sessions May Be Delayed
Paris reports Britain and France will delay League of Nations council and assembly sessions to end of June to work on Italy's annexation of Ethiopia. The League Council adjourned May 12 to June 16 for further discussion of the Italo Ethiopian question.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
League of Nations Council and
Assembly
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Ite
Youth is killed on Moscow farm tractor tragedy
Victor Carlson, aged 15, died when an overturned tractor struck him at his father's farm near Moscow. The accident occurred yesterday. authorities were notified and an inquest was planned.
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Moscow
Victor Carlson
Final respects held for Speaker Burns in House rites
The House elected William Bankhead as speaker after the death of Joseph W. Burns. Leaders praised Burns as fair and loyal, with members grieving as the chamber observed a moment of silence. A state funeral was planned for noon tomorrow in Washington with Roosevelt and congressional leaders attending.
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James Shera Montgomery
Tennyson
McReynolds
Tenn
Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
Joseph Wellington Burns
House of Representatives
House
William Brockman Bankhead
Alabama
Byrns
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Chamber
Burns
National Party
Shingoro Takaishi
Osaka
Osakamainichi
Japan
Philippine Islands
Coker Challenges Ross to Ten Debates on Tax Law
State Rep. Tracy Coker of Shoshone challenged Governor C. Ben Ross to a series of 10 debates on taxation. Coker, a candidate for the Republican Senate nomination if Borah does not run, questions Ross’s appeal to voters who pay sales and other taxes.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Tracy Coker
Shoshone
Coker
William E. Borah
Ross
United States Senate
Blond Dancer Murder and Suicide Shocks Cities
Irving La Zarr a former Sally Rand troupe dancer shot Donna Park a blond dancer from Los Angeles then killed himself In Phoenix The deaths blamed on a broken romance and an inquest was unlikely Miss Park 26 had been with the Chicago Opera company four years La Zarr also 26 had courted her since April and an engagement was to be followed by a wedding last month.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Irving la Zarr
Sally Rand
Troup
Donna Park
Los Angeles
Nat McKee
Justice of the Peace
Elizabeth Park
Miss Park
Chicago Opera Company
la Zarr
Women's Democratic Study League Reschedules Meeting
The Women s Democratic Study league will meet Tuesday evening in the Dorion room at the Bannock hotel. Palm Leaf Circle No 19 N O W is asked to attend the funeral of Mrs Cora Snyder Friday afternoon and meet at the McHan chapel at 3 o clock for services at the grave conducted by officers and drill.
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Women's Democratic Study League
Dorion
Bannock Hotel
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
Cora Snyder
McHan Chapel
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East
Kansan
Bill Deadlock
Peiping
Hill Country
William B. Bankhead
South Trimble
Trimble
O'Connor
N. Y
Rules Committee
Joseph W. Burns
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