Green Is Given Reprieve Again In Murder Case
Los Angeles reports that Jack D. Green, a former East Lake City resident, was spared execution as the California Supreme Court delays ruling on the meaning of twice convicted. The court extended time for briefs to 60 days while it reviews the double conviction issue in the Hugh Crowley murder case. Reagan was executed last August.
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Los Angeles
Jack D. Green
East Lake City
Hugh Crowley
State Supreme Court
Warde
San Quentin
Green
James S. Howie
Attorney General's Office
R. Lee Bagby
William Waste
Joseph Reagan
Crowley
Westwood Theatre
Reagan
Rolph
Carter's Little Liver Pills Hurtle Back to Health
an old advertisement urges readers to wake the liver by taking Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of bile daily. it warns against salts mineral water oil laxatives or gum as ineffective and notes the red labeled Carter's Pills as the safe choice. 25 cent drug store reference included.
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Carter
C.m.co
Green resentenced to death after reprieves and murder verdicts
The article notes Green's sentence being changed to death after Judge B Ray Schauer ruled the murder and robbery verdicts were two convictions. Under California law a twice convicted felon may be pardoned or commuted only with a majority supreme court recommendation.
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Green
Reagan
B. Ray Schauer
California
Supreme Court
Paralyzing Steel Strike Possibility
San Francisco June 7 AP release of all Alaska shipping is expected today as the longshoremen strike shows a first definite break. Joseph P Ryan ILA president predicted a general settlement and an end to the strike in Seattle while fights with non union workers flare at various ports near police lines on waterfronts.
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San Francisco
Alaska
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen’s Association
Seattle Bar Association
Price Fixing Ruled Against by NRA Chiefs
NRA leaders condemn price fixing while adoption of model cost funding and accounting provisions avoids forcing specific accounting methods on any company by the code authority or other firms.
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NRA
Showers Help Crops Across Two States
Rainfall totaling about .74 inch fell across southwestern Idaho and adjacent areas. Reports say the rain aided some crops indirectly while causing potential harm in irrigated sections, with effects varying by locality and crop type.
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Idaho
Rain Ends Drought In Utah With Widespread Relief
A Utah rainstorm crossed the state bringing drought relief. It reached Ogden Brigham City Malad Idaho and Cedar City. Ogden reports a half inch of rain and a drop in temperature to 43 degrees.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Brigham City
Malad
Idaho
Cedar City
Census Bill Passes Washington Unemployment Aid Bill
The Lozier bill receives approval in Washington setting aside 10 million dollars for agriculture unemployment relief. The measure aims to support farmers facing job losses amid economic strain and seeks swift implementation through federal channels.
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Washington
San Mateo Woman Robbed in Union Station Playing Game
Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols reports two men robbed her of 50 dollars after luring her into a penny matching game between trains at the Union station on Wednesday in Ogden.
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Ogden
Elizabeth Nichols
San Mateo
California
Union Station
NRA Board to End Work and Dissolve
The NRA board of review led by Clarence Darrow announced it would end its work and dissolve, marking the group’s closing as of June 7. The move follows years of internal controversy and public scrutiny of the organization’s leadership and activities.
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Washington
NRA Board of Review
Clarence Darrow
Board sets date to be decided after hearings
A board statement said the exact date will depend on the time needed to complete hearings and investigations in the industries now scheduled. The timing remains contingent on ongoing processes.
Wool aid assured as president backs reciprocal tariff
Senator O Mahoney quoted president assuring him the reciprocal tariff will not injure the wool industry. The letter says there should be no further concern that the legislation harms wool. Washington dispatch notes the presidential pledge amid tariff debates.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Senate
Roosevelt to Receive Yale Honorary Degree
President Roosevelt will come to New Haven June 20 to receive an honorary degree from Yale University. Carl Lohman, treasurer of the university, said the university will confer the honorary degree of doctor of laws on the president, a graduate of Harvard.
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New Haven
Conn
Roosevelt
Yale University
Carl Lohman
Harvard
Lily Pons to Wed Dr Fritz Von Der Becke in 1935
Metropolitan Opera star Lily Pons announced plans to marry Dr. Fritz Von Der Becke, a physician aboard the 8.8 Arcona, on July 9, 1935, commemorating the third anniversary of their meeting on the ship.
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Lily Pons
Buenos Aires
New York Metropolitan Opera
Fritz von der Becke
Arcona
Lithuania arrests former dictator Waldemaras after seizure
Augustine Waldemaras, once Lithuania’s dictator, was reported to have seized the government in foreign capitals. He has been arrested as Kaunas reports the country remains quiet with the government in full control.
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Lithuania
Kaunas
Augustine Waldemaras
Pier Destroyed as Fire Ravages Long Beach Amusement Zone
A large fire at the Silver Spray amusement pier in Long Beach California left the structure a smouldering ruin. Officials estimated damage at twenty five thousand dollars and the blaze threatened the surrounding beach amusements for a time.
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Long Beach
Cal
Silver Spray Amusement Pier
Beach
Prison population reaches 222 with George Evans admission
Boise June 7 reports the state prison population at 222 after the admission of George Evans of Caldwell. Evans, convicted on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, increases the inmate count.
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Boise
George Evans
Caldwell
Bankruptcy discharge sought for Earl J. Hansen
In the District Court of Idaho Eastern Division Earl J Hansen filed for discharge in bankruptcy creditors and interested parties must show cause and appear by July 9 1934 with ten days to file grounds of opposition in the Clerk's office Referee in Bankruptcy R W Jones authorized June 5 1934
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District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Earl J. Hansen
United States District Court For
Idaho
R. W. Jones
Idaho Seeks Proposals for Bear Lake and Grace Highways
Sealed bids due June 12 1934 for road work on Bear Lake Highway Montpelier to Paris and Grace-Freston Highway Alexander to Grace. Plans and specs available Boise Pocatello Salt Lake City. Bid bond 5 percent required. Minimum wage rules apply under Executive Order 6646.
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Commissioner of Public Works
State of
Idaho
Boise
Bear Lake Highway
Montpelier
Paris
U. S. Public Works Pro No
Bear Lake County
Grace Freston
Alexander and
Grace
Bannock County
Bureau of Highways
A. D. Stanley
Pocatello
Associated General Contractors
Salt Lake City
Utah
Department of Public Works
State of Idaho
Public Works Certificates For Subcontractor Awards
Document dated June 1, 1934, directs signing similar certificates for awards or purchases from subcontractors or dealers. Copies to be furnished to the contracting officer. J. H. ae of Highways and E. McKELVEY, Governing official, Public Works.
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Ong de
J. H. Ae
E. McKelvey
Guvinnsience of Public Works
Doan's Pills Endorsed for Kidney Pain Relief
An old advertisement extols Doan's Pills as a reliable kidney relief remedy with claims of quick action and long-standing use. It warns against unproven "kidney cures" and urges readers to buy from a trusted druggist, noting Foster-Milburn Co as the producer.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Endo-Corn Demonstrations At Pocatello Drug
Demonstrations show ENDO-CORN removing stubborn corns and callouses at The Pocatello Drug Company. The ad urges discouraged buyers to try the remedy, claiming quick painless removal for fifty cents.
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Pocatello Drug Company
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