Caldwell Wins Bank Refund
In a complex case from a bank closing, Fred G. Caldwell of Pocatello wins a refund. Justice Givens holds Caldwell’s indemnitors liable for funds Caldwell paid, reversing a lower ruling and remanding to reinstate his suit for recovery from fellow stockholders.
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Oncourt
Fred G. Caldwell
Pocatello
Stockgrowers Bank and Trust Company
Raymond L. Givens
Caldwell
National Bank of Idaho of Pocatello
Mr. Caldwell
Henry Stampede dates set and political chatter in town
The column notes the Henry Stampede and Stockmen’s reunion set for August 2 to 4. It mentions local political buzz with Willard Lund groomed as county commissioner candidate and speculation on Governor Ross Asher Wilson and Tommy Coffin’s three man race impacting Ben’s nomination. Milton Nanamak er visits, and L. J. Londo and Chet Wells appear in Amundsen’s display.
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Ross
Asher Wilson
Tommy Coffin
Asher
Ben
Milton Nanamaker
America
L. A. Blaser
Germany
P. Smith
South Ninth
Ray Mc Kaig backs Hale as race aid Iowan centennial noted
Report notes Ray Mc Kaig will not enter the race and will aid Mr. Hale. FE O Leonard helped locate a woman at Walla Walla who stopped at old Fort Hall en route to the Centennial celebration here.
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Ray McKaig
Ray
Mr. Hale
FE. O. Leonard
Walla Walla
Old Fort Hall
Thieves Raid Home of Mr and Mrs Day in Rockford
Thieves ransacked the Day residence in Rockford on June 5 escaping with valuables valued at thousands of dollars including paintings and silver items. No injuries reported. Police investigating the break in and reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
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Rockford
Frank Day
Discovery of element No 93 reported in Italy
Italy’s Lincei academy heard Senator Mario Vorbino describe Enrico Fermi’s creation of element No 93 from uranium via neutron bombardment. The new element reportedly has a high nuclear charge and radioactive properties similar to manganese. Diamonds and silver worth $15 000 were stolen in a separate incident.
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Rome
Lincei Academy
Mario Vorbino
Francis Drake
Duke of Richmond
Enrico Fermi
Academy
Nectus
Corbino
Seven Dead in Oklahoma Dynamite Blast Near Norman
An accidental roadside dynamite magazine explosion eight miles southeast of Norman, Oklahoma, killed seven crew members from a seismograph oil exploration party. Names listed include Vernon Weddel, Preston Barnes, Lloyd Flood, Don McDonald, David McCrerlan, Herman Voigt, and Joe Fanning. Edward Petty and Wilden Crawford survived uninjured as investigators search for a cause.
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Norman
Okla
Here
Vernon H. Weddel
Chandler
Preston Barnes
Guthrie
Lloyd B. Flood
Don McDonald
San Antonio
Texas
David McCrerlan
Santa Anna
Herman Voig
Collision and explosion blamed on trucks at scene
Cause cited varies as investigators weigh state electricity against a possible collision between a magazine truck carrying dynamite and a water truck found at the scene.
Funeral for Gov James Rolph Jr in San Francisco
Gov James Rolph Jr dies and is laid to rest in a private service at 11 a.m. in the Mission district. He is interred at Green Lawn Memorial Park beside his parents as a 19 gun salute from the Presidio honors him. Former President Herbert Hoover attended a public service in City Hall as thousands braved the rain to mourn.
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San Francisco
Mission District
James Rolph, Jr
California
Wilston Ford
Little Episcopal Church of the Holy Innocence
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Sunny Jim" Rolph
San Francisco Presidio
Herbert Hoover
City Hall rites follow as body carried to Mission home
The procession moved along the sidewalks after the city hall rites, guiding the body to the residence in the Mission area.
Blind student tops Georgia Tech graduation honors
Clifford M. Witcher, blind since infancy, led general science graduates at Georgia Tech with honors. He entered four years ago and won the Phi Beta Kappa scholarship cap for the highest senior average, being the only student to graduate with honors in the department.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Department of General Science
Clifford M. Wichter
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Supreme Court
F. W. Donicht
Amundsen
Time Magazine
the Tribune
Harold Lincoln Gray
Chicago Tribune
Sidney Smith
the Gumps
Gray
Joseph Medill Patterson
Little Orphan
Otto
Patterson
Annie
The
Tribune
Hoyden
Daddy Warbucks
Harold Gray
Daddy
Dick Tracy
Tribune Syndicate
Chicago
Orphan Annie
Singapore
Shanghai
Australia
Zebediah Z. Hare
Phil
Judge Cogg
Warbucks
Samuel Insull
I. H. Masters
Ike
Democratic
Idaho
Blackfoot
Masters
Boise
Teton Peaks Chronicle
Heber Q. Hale
Marian Rogers Spencer
McNeely Dairy
IN Bros
Safeway Stores Homemakers’ Bureau
China
Italy
Electrolux
Public Utilities Consolidated Corp
Rolph
Western Coal Co
S. 2Nd Ave
Recreation Hall
Rianna A
Stores
Julia Lee Wright
Bureau
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