Slander suit set for trial in Idaho court
A $10 000 slander suit by R A Dedman against J A Kinney is slated for trial in Fifth district court before Judge Isaac McDougal. Dedman alleges a Falls Post Register story on February 16 1933 quoted Kinney claiming an accident occurred when the Dedmans tried to board a Oregon Short Line train at Drummond Idaho. The prior snow bank collapse suit involving the Dedmans and right of way remains unresolved with a state supreme court request for reargument.
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R. A. Dedman
J. A. Kinney
Fifth District
Isaac McDougal
Dedman
Drummond
Idaho
Falls Post Register
Kinney
Dedmans
Byrns Dies After Heart Attack in Washington
Congressman John N. Byrns Jr. died after a heart attack at the Mayflower hotel following a stroke like event during a tense late session. The Tennessee Democrat, speaker since 1935, would have turned 67 next July 20 and had pushed to rush the legislative program to finish the session.
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Byrns
Congress
Burns
Mayflower
Roosevelt
A. Pratt Andrew
Mass
Cedar Hill
Tennessee
House
Death of Speaker Byrns Shocks Congress and Nation
Native O Connor demands 40 minutes but Byrns rules out of order as Speaker Byrns dies in office. President Roosevelt will attend the state funeral at the Capitol and burial in Tennessee. Funeral plans place McReynolds and Mrs Burns coordinating travel to Nashville for services.
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America
O'Connor
Congress
Henry T. Rainey
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
White House
Capitol
Tennessee
Representative McReynolds
Tenn
Nashville
McReynolds
Mae West Enjoys First Air Trip Over California
Mae West completed her first airplane journey from San Francisco to Los Angeles and enjoyed the experience. She thanked airline companies for the invitations and said she plans more flights in the future.
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Hollywood
Calif
Mae West
Mae
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Idaho Weather Unsettled Tonight With Southeast Lows
Unsettled conditions persist tonight with forecast lows in the southeast portion. Friday should bring a fall in temperatures followed by a slight warmup.
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Idaho
Notice to Creditors in Estate of I. D. B. Carter
In Bannock County Idaho the probate court directs all claimants against the estate of I. D. B. Carter deceased to file vouchers with Executrix Edna Carter at Roy L. Black 202 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho within six months from first publication or be barred. Dated May 26 1936. Roy L. Black attorney for Executrix.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
I. D. B. Carter
Roy L. Black
Carlson Building
Pocatello
Idaho
Edna Carter
Executrix
Elizabeth Cousins Estate Probate Notice in Idaho
Edward N. Cousins steps as administrator for Elizabeth Cousins deceased and issues notice to creditors to file claims within six months. Claims to be presented at Jones Pomeroy Jones law offices 203 Central Building Oac teflo Bannock County Idaho. May 6 1936.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Elizabeth Cousins
Edward N. Cousins
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones
Central Building
Ocate
Conventions That Made History Third in a series on conventions
Alexander R. George surveys Republican preconventions from 1920 to 1924. It recounts how Harding and Coolidge rose in Chicago after Johnson declined the vice presidential bid, and notes debate over Roosevelt era opposition. The piece contrasts past candidates and party shifts and cites media reaction to Harding’s nomination.
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Alexander R. George
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
California
Republican Old Guard
Harding
Johnson
Hoover
Belgium
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Teddy Roosevelt
Frank Lowden
Middle West
League of Nations
Old Guard
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Boston
Republican Party
New York World
Marion
Ohio
Lost money recovered after a year in field
A Crary Mills worker, Leslie Wright, had $65 disappear last year while plowing Arthur Martin’s farm. Nelson Pearl found the missing billfold hidden in the same field while cultivating it this year, restoring Wright’s money with no injuries.
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Papa Potsdam
Leslie Wright
Crary Mills
Arthur Martin
Nelson Pearl
Alabama Holds True to Underwood at Republican Convention
The Cleveland Republican gathering faces a drawn out nomination process with 103 ballots in 1924 cited as a reference. Alabama’s 24 votes for Oscar Underwood mark a key moment as McAdoo and Smith supporters clash and contests are resolved before the convention vote. The national committee seats Florida’s delegation led by John F. Harris as part of ongoing seating fights.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Alabama
Oscar Underwood
John W. Davis
William G. McAdoo
Alfred E. Smith
John Hamilton
Landon
David A. Reed
United States
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Florida
John F. Harris
Palm Beach
J. Leonard Lewis
Jacksonville
Landon Backed Stirring Republican Convention Debate
Illinois chief reports Kemp backers and Borah ally publicized telegrams criticizing inviting presidential candidates to speak at the Republican convention. A Kansas telegram urged no extemporaneous speaking and warned against farm, international, or administration policy questions. The scene centers on Governor Landon and speculative first ballot votes in Kansas.
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Douglas A. Graham
Republican State Committee of
Kansas
Political Committee Debates Convention Seating
The committee planned to seat William V. Pacelli of Illinois district eight in contested places. Bachmann from the Borah-for-President committee refused to forecast Pacelli's first ballot support, calling such predictions bad politics.
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William V. Pacelli
Bachmann
Idaho
Man shoots son in drunken Sunday incident
A man fatally wounds his son Samuel during a drunken Sunday altercation. Police responded to the home where the shooting occurred and are investigating the motive and sequence of events.
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Samuel
Broadway Blackbirds Caged Over Noisy Street Performance
In New York on June 4 Broadway officials complained about three sidewalk musicians known as the Broadway Blackbirds. Their singing dancing and banjo washboard and frying pan rhythm kept hours late, prompting removal to a cage to quiet the noise.
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Birds IN Cage
New York
Broadway
Blackbirds
Disorderly conduct flagges Broadway hotel guests
Reading reads as a brief note about nuisance behavior by light sleeping guests at Broadway hotels tied to a disorderly conduct charge. Driver oriented auto rental service gains traction in South Africa.
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Naiamentes
Broadway Hotels
South Africa
Protect Your Roses From Plant Lice Ady Advisory
An advertisement urges readers to treat roses against plant lice using BUHACH and mentions availability at grocery seed stores and pet shops. It promises money back if not satisfied and lists retailers selling the product.
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Billmeyer
CP Gsitase Tessade
Hanes
Winston-Salem
N. C
Cleveland Convention
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Teddy
Hughes
Underwood
Illinois
Spikes
Carl G. Backmann
West Virginia
Senator Borah
Wuay
Malden
Mope
BIG Black
Zenith
Carnes-Roberts Music CO
Milwaukee
Kirkendall & Townsend
South Second
Blatz
Pann
T. Kihara
Walter H. Peck
Pioneer Bidg
Elizabeth Arden
Miss Irene
Nu White Shoe Cleaner
Ania
Halliwell Drug Co
National Housing
Ommonty Intainens
Idsho Lumber, & Hardware Co
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