Woman Faces Charge of Slaying Mate
ST. CHARLES Mo June 5 Mrs Emma Hepperman a seven time wife was charged by a warrant with murder by poison of her last husband Tony Hepperman a 53 year old Wentzville farmer who died six weeks after their marriage A coroner jury verdict found poisoning and a dying declaration was read from the patient Dr J L Neubeiser testified Hepperman said his wife poisoned him The woman 46 denies the accusation and notes Tony died after a brief illness The body of her sixth husband Aloysius A Schneider was exhumed for examination. Schneider died Sept 19 after two days illness He was 56 and they had been married about two years
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ST. Charles
Emma Hepperman
Tony Hepperman
Justice of the Peace
Gus Temme
Hepperman
Wentzville
J. L. Neubeiser
Mrs. Hepperman
Tony
Aloysius A. Schneider
State Highway Patrol
Jefferson City
Schneider
St. Peter's
Birthday greetings for E P Brig Young of Gate City
Happy Birthday wishes note E P Brig Young a lifelong Gate City resident and Union Pacific conductor. He lives at 13314 North Harrison and is a member of the Elks lodge.
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E. P
Brig) Young
North Harrison
Gate City
Temperance Meeting to Feature Alonzo Baker in Pocatello
A mass temperance meeting is set for Friday at the LDS recreation hall under the Allied Civic Forces led by B. S. Henderson of Arimo as county president and Rev. Paul DeForrest Mortimore as city chair. Alonzo Baker, ex Kiwanis governor and former American Legion commander, will headline, delivering a fast paced talk on the common hope and danger facing Idaho and the nation from a temperance viewpoint. Local service clubs and patriotic groups praise him, and Pocatello residents are urged to attend.
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LDS. Recreation Hall
Allied Civic Forces
B. S. Henderson of
Arimo
Paul DeForrest Mortimore
Alonzo Baker
Kiwanis
American Legion
United States
Idaho
Pocatello
L.D.S. Recreation Hall
Scouts to Conduct Board of Review in Pocatello
The monthly board of review for the Pocatello district Boy Scouts meets tonight at 7 30 in room 100 Science Building Idaho Southern University. Merit badge films include The Housefly Butterflies Building Boulder Dam Heart and Circulation and Navajo Indians. W O Tolman directs the board and scouts from the M I A chorus will conduct their review during the chorus practice at First Ward Chapel at 7 p.m.
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Board of Review
Boy Scouts of the Pocatello District
Science
Idaho Southern University
Boulder Dam
W. O. Tolman
M.I.A
First Ward
Sales Tax Petition Prospects Dim
Deadline to submit petitions to district court passed with indications that enough signatures will not be obtained. County superintendent Scott D. Lowe said reception was favorable in many localities but some failed to support the measure and the county will likely miss its quota.
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Scott D. Lowe
Lowe
Boise Junior College Grants Largest Cohort at 7th Commencement
Boise Junior College awarded diplomas to 62 sophomores in the seventh annual commencement marking the largest class to graduate. The event took place in Boise with the ceremony ending the school year.
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Boise
Boise Junior College
Truck Crash Kills Vet Near Burley
Heber Dobbs a 40 year old World War II veteran from Twin Falls was killed when his Rapid Express truck left U S highway 30 seven miles west of Burley in Cassia county. State Policeman Hall Church said the driver appeared to have dozed off as the vehicle plunged 357 feet into a barrow pit then crossed the road 227 feet into another pit and overturned. There will be no inquest and the body was taken to a Twin Falls mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Burley
Heber Dobbs
Twin Falls
Cassia County
Hall Church
Dobbs
Rapid Express Company
Church
Alameda Seeks Public Input on 15 Mill Levy Proposal
Alameda residents will discuss a proposed village tax levy of 15 mills at a public meeting tonight in the village council chambers. Mayor S L Freckleton notes the tentative village budget is 33907 50 with expenses from special levies including waterworks bonds 1934 1000 and related interest 780. General fund items include street and alleyway maintenance 4000 park maintenance 1000 clerk treasurer marshal and attorney salaries 900 water department operation 8000 waterworks equipment renewals 2000 street lighting 1200 sewers 5000 and a contingent fund 1200 totaling 7607 50 for special levies and 33907 50 overall.
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Alameda
S. Leland Freckleton
Driver Loses Cab At Knife Point
Boise sheriff investigates after taxi driver Warren Welch claims a passenger forced him from the cab at knifepoint on a Mountain Home road. State police later stopped the stolen vehicle near Glenns Ferry and jailed Cecil Warren on arrival.
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Boise
Ada County
Don Headrick
Headrick
Warren Welch
Mountain Home
Welch
Glenns Ferry
Cecil Warren
Railway Women Meet at Gallatin Canyon Convention
The Railway Business Women's association will hold its first convention in 18 years at Karst's ranch in Gallatin canyon near Bozeman from June 17 to 22. Mrs P. F. Karst said more than 100 delegates were expected from eastern and central railroad centers.
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Bozeman
Mont
Railway Business Women's Association
Karst
Gallatin Canyon
P. F. Karst
East
Middlewest
Pocatellan Named Leader of LDS Southern States Mission
W P Whitaker of Pocatello was named president of the Latter Day Saints southern states mission by the first presidency. The florist and former Pocatello Fourth Ward bishop will depart for Augusta Georgia around August 1, succeeded Merrill D Clayson. Mrs Whitaker and their three children will accompany him to Georgia.
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Latter-Day Saints Church
Southern States
Whitaker
Pocatello Fourth Ward
Augusta
Merrill D. Clayson
Squirrel Campaign Uses Record Poison Bait in Bannock County
Bannock county agents report a record 76 000 pounds of poisoned oats distributed for ground squirrel control with over 10 000 pounds handed out Tuesday. Agent W D Boyle says only 1927 matched the scale, as 63 000 pounds were used then, the largest in Idaho outside Bannock.
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Squirrel
Bannock
W. D. Boyie
Boyle
Bannock County
Idaho
Births at St. Anthony Hospital
Mr and Mrs Roy J Simmons 408 South Third welcome a girl born Tuesday In the same week Mr and Mrs John S Ellis R F D 1 greet a boy born Tuesday.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Roy J. Simmons
South Third
John S. Ellis
R.F.D
No marriage licenses issued this period
Divorces asked include June McKinnon from Anson and Call McKinnon, with charges of cruelty.
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June McKinnon
Anson Call McKinnon
Income Taxes May Rise In Defense Tax Plan
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee discussed broadening the income tax base without an emergency limit. Proposals include lowering exemptions for families and singles, raising rates on lower and middle incomes, and retaining a 10 percent five year levy on all income taxes. The base broadening would be permanent until Congress acts otherwise.
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Washington
House Ways and Means
Congress
Law Vagrancy Fines And Parking Bond Forfeitures
Hugh Richardson and John Kenneth Morton fined 50 dollars and floated. Raymond E Panegle fined 100 dollars. Norman Davis and Arthur Colbert fined 50 dollars for intoxication. Charles H Cannon Amos B Chase and Emmett J Brennan forfeited one dollar bonds on parking violations.
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Hugh Richardson
John Kenneth Morton
Raymond E. Panegle
Norman Davis
Arthur Colbert
Charles H. Cannon
Amos B. Chase
Emmett J. Brennan
Franklin County Declared Free of Cattle Disease
Preston, June 5. Franklin county designated accredited Bangs disease free area and placed under quarantine. Dr. Thomas J. Wheelin of the U S bureau of animal industry said tests will cover all cattle over six months old. No test cost to owners except preparing cattle for veterinarians.
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Preston
Franklin County
Thomas J. Wheelin
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Resident dies after lightning strike in Kansas counties
Word reached of the May 17 death of Cole Dean 32 a Pocatello resident eight years. He had been living in Richfield Kansas for six months. Dean was struck by lightning while walking a country road after his car became mired and his body wasn't found for three days. He attended local schools and graduated from Idaho Technical Institute now Idaho Southern university. He is survived by his widow and three sons and was a nephew of Mrs G A Parsons of 152 Hawthorne.
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Cole Dean
Pocatello
Richfield
Kans
Dean
Idaho Technical Institute
Idaho Southern University
G. A. Parsons
Hawthorne
Church Speaker Here Thursday at 8 15
John Randall Dunn a member of the board of lectures of the Christian Science church will give a science lecture Thursday evening at 815 in Frazier Hall at the university. The topic is Christian Science The Revelation of Truth Triumphant.
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John Randall Dunn
The
Christian Science Church
Frazier Hall
University
Dunn
Idaho Education Association Tax Initiative Petitions Filed
Secretary of State George Curtis reports first signatures on petitions to place the Idaho Education Association proposed 2 percent sales tax initiative on the November ballot. The petitions total 168 signatures.
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Boise
George Curtis
Idaho Education Association
Soviets Name Erik Labonne French Ambassador to Moscow
The Soviet Russian government agreed to appoint Erik Labonne, former resident general in Tunisia, as French ambassador to Moscow. Signatures were sent from St. Anthony.
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Moscow
Erik Labonne
Tunisia
St. Anthony
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