National guard encampment costs and schedule at Boise Barracks
Boise reports 700 guardsmen from southern Idaho will train at Boise Barracks June 15 to 27 with total camp expenditures projected between 45000 and 50000. Construction for farm kitchens and other buildings totals 5396 and sewer water contract 560. Voucher totals 39593.44 for camp pay subsistence and horse care.
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Boise
National Guard
Boise Barracks
Adjutant Naval
United States
Adjutant General's Office
200Th Infantry
Idaho
116Th Cavalry
Mrs. Charles Peck Leaves Lava for Salt Lake City Visit
Mrs. Charles Peck departed Lava Hot Springs this week for Salt Lake City to spend two weeks with her daughter Mrs. Fred Rey Csoper.
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Trbane
Lava Hot Springs
Charles Peck
Salt Lake City
Fred Rey Csoper
Few Ordinances Passed At Council Meeting
Blackfoot city council discussed May bills and granted a permit for Brad Bradley to build a garage. An ordinance requiring collected old iron and junk to be housed was approved, and stricter rules on impounded loose stock and wastewater from companies and private ditches were enacted. A sprinkler request for South between Shilling and University was noted but requires a petition since it is not on the current route.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Hd Bradley
Shilling
University
Kiwanis Sponsor of Old Home Week Planned in Blackfoot
Kiwanis club maps Old Home Week events with showings of the film Old Home Week at the Mission theatre next Tuesday to Thursday. Proceeds fund civic improvements including tourist signs and other community interests. Cecil C. Clarke spoke on the Eastern Idaho fair. John Falks joined as a new member.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Iwanla Club
New Mission Theatre
Cecil C. Clarke
Idaho
John Falks
Runaway Car Kills Two in Tacoma Downtown Collision
In Tacoma Washington a driverless car rolled down a steep downtown hill plowing through a street crowd near a bank. Two people died Judge Merrit Gordon 69 and Lena Bradley 39. Five were injured including J J Eberhardt 21 owner of the car who was arrested then released on $10 000 bond.
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Tacoma
Wash
Divorce Sought After Alleged Cruelty Claim
In Perior Court yesterday Mrs. Keness testified that her brother in law killed her, as Joseph Angeles reported. The testimony described cruelty as the grounds for divorce, with the court hearing ongoing and not yet decided.
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Joe Angeles
Alexander Keness
Keness
Perior
Jeacott
ROW IN CHINA MAY RESULT IN ANOTHER WAR
Washington reports direct Soviet participation in an impending Chinese civil war to control the nation. Feng Yu Hsiang and Chang Tso Lin lead rival factions aided by Moscow and Tokyo, with arms and instructors flowing from Russia into Inner Mongolia and a broader Sino Japanese struggle looming.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Japan
Feng Yu Hsiang
Tokyo
Feng
Chang Tso-Lin
Peking
Karakhan
Canton
Shanghai
South China
Sun Yat Sen
Moscow
Chang
Russia
Inner Mongolia
Fong
Bhan Haikwa
Chung
Cheng
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Party
Allies will not evacuate Cologne area without German disarmament
London reports that Britain will not withdraw Allied forces from Cologne until Germany fulfils all disarmament obligations under the Versailles treaties. The note to Germany, to be made public tomorrow, asserts there is no evacuation unless Germany completes disarmament requirements.
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London
Cologne
Germany
Visser Defeats Montana in Dual Wrestling Finish
Pete Visser of Denver defeated Bull Montana of Hollywood in a two fall wrestling match last night. Visser won the first fall after 42 minutes with a hammer lock and secured the second after seven minutes with a bar and headlock.
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Den
Pete Visser
Bull Montana
Hollywood
Calif
Visser
Secon
Reign of Terror Ends at Crocker Art Gallery
Sacramento AP reports Richard Burnett, 70, of Vancouver BC, and an unidentified man said to be insane, were killed after an armed assailant opened fire at the Crocker Art Gallery. O L Brainard shot the gunman from the gallery porch as bullets splattered into the crowd.
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Sacramento
Richard Burnett
Vancouver
Crocker Art Gallery
O. L. Brainard
Springtime ads promise love, rings, and watches for sale
In a playful catalog style the ad offers diamond rings for love and bacon, tackle for fishing, and watch repair with overlay options for gold bands. It touts affordable watches at 1.25 and promotes Zenith radios as preferred on ships and aircraft for exploration.
Riffian Offensive Pushed Back by French at Ouergha
Paris reports Abd-El-Krim's Riffian troops staged their strongest attack yet to capture Tacunat crossing the Ouergha river. French counterattacks reclaimed posts north of the river as they repelled the assault after a daylong battle with heavy losses for the tribesmen.
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Paris
Tacunat
Ray Abd-El-Krim
Ouergha
Abd-El- Krim
Abd-El-Krim
Taounot and the Ouergha Crossing Objective
Yer Taounot and his immediate objective are identified as the key to crossing the Ouergha. The text emphasizes a strategic aim linked to the crossing operation and its significance in the broader movement.
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Yer
Taounot
Ouergha
Youngster Slays School Principal in Mississippi
In Brookhaven Mississippi Noland Stubblefield a four year old boy is held on a murder charge for killing Professor A K Watkins the school principal. The slaying followed disciplinary efforts by the principal and occurred after a posse tracked the boy to a wooded area where Watkins body with a shotgun wound was found. Also involved Curtis Hambless fourteen who was charged in a separate Lamerton murder case was freed last week after a trial.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Noland Stubblefield
Mississippi
A. K. Watkins
Professor Watkins
Stubblefield
Curtis Hambless
Lamerton
Strange Love Triangle Claimed in Denver Death
Denver police investigate a strange love triangle after contractor Lloyd Cook was killed by a falling pole. Two women arrive at the mortuary claiming to be his widow, one saying they wed in Laramie in 1920 and the other claiming a 1923 Salida marriage and cohabitation since then.
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Denver
Colo
Lioyd Cook
Juanita Cook
Cook
Laramie
Wyo
Hazel Cook
Salida
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Henry Stall
Albert Strom
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Natatorium
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American Falls
Kiwanis
MacMillan
Zenith Radio
Center ST
Grant Avenue
Fletcher R. Burrus and Company
Bannock County
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Fez
Youngster Slays
Evervinw
B. & D. Welding Co
2Nd Ave
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Francis McNally
General
321 North 11Th
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Abe Cohan
Winn School of
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Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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Orlon
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