Eleven States To Gain Seats In New Congress
Washington reports that 11 states will gain a total of 23 House seats under the 1930 census reapportionment, while 17 states lose seats. California gains six seats. New Jersey Texas Ohio Michigan lone gains. Missouri Indiana Iowa Kentucky and others lose. Senate action on the National Origins contest nears conclusion with Nye supporting repeal and Reed opposing.
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Senate
House
Joint Conference Committee
Legislation Administration
Congress
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alabama
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New York
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
California
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
Texas
Arizona
Connecticut
Florida
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Washington
Mexico Opens Plan to Settle Church Fight
Negotiations to settle Mexico's church state conflict are set to begin in Mexico City with Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores and Bishop Pascual Maz of Abasco, aided by government officials. U.S. Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and Mexican envoy Manuel Tellez will attend, signaling a possible direct link to talks.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Monc
Ignor Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Michoacan
Pascual Maz
Abasco
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Manuel Tellez
Washington
Morrow
Meiien
Portes Gi
Bune
Summer Meetings Planned by B P W Club
At a Bannock hotel meeting the Business & Professional Women's club limited sessions to resume in September and set regular summer meetings for the wild Tuesday each month. A Highway Inn Inkom session will confirm plans and delegates report on the state convention. Mrs Lucife V Bailey was invited to join the national publicity committee for a best publicity book award.
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Business & Professional Women’s Club
Bannock Hotel
Highway Inn Inkom
Mackinac Island Midh
Lucife V Bailey
National Federation
Fall Style Show Sticker Contest At Pocatello Fair
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce luncheon and plans for the fall style show and merchandise fair set for September 10 11 and 12. R H Wells announces a $10 prize for the automobile windshield sticker design inviting all designers to submit unique creations. Vaudeville acts will accompany evening shows at the Dance Gardens with living models presenting fall and winter fashions.
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Pocatello Chamber Commerce
Hanneck Hotel
R H. Wells
Labor Party Forms New Cabinet in London
June 7. The Labor Party revealed core cabinet picks led by J H W Thomas as lord privy seal and Arthur Henderson as foreign secretary. Philip Snowden remains chancellor of the exchequer with W Churchill out, George Lansbury to public works, and John R. Clynen as home secretary. The list signals major reshuffles and anticipated posts for Jowitt, Sankey, Chelmsford, Tom Shaw, and Margaret Bondfield, with Windsor ceremony for seals.
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J H W Thomas
Macdonald
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Labor
Labor and Socialist International
Philip Snowden
Winston Churchill
John BR. Clynen
Hewes
George Lansbury
Daily Herald
John Sankey
Justice of Appeal
Viscount Chelmsford
India
Admiralty
Tom Shaw
Margaret Bondfield
Ministry of Labor
King George
Windsor Castle
Eight Prohibition Agents Charged With Theft
San Francisco reports that eight prohibition agents including McVeigh face charges of embezzling government property. Sugar seized in raids is cited as the main stolen item with investigations into sale of the sugar and possible thefts of liquor. Names listed include L A Verely J J Schrieber and peers as authorities pursue evidence.
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San Francisco
Prohibition
E. R. Bohner
California
Oes Ee McVeigh
McVeigh
Jare L
Wife of financier found beaten to death in Los Angeles
Mrs. Virginia Patty, wife of a California and Portland financier, was found hanging in a Los Angeles apartment closet after a beating. Police ordered the arrest of William L. Tallman, a San Francisco radio technician, 24, in connection with the murder. The Patty family is tied to Portland and Los Angeles banking interests.
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Virginia Patty
California
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Pole
William L. Tallman
San Francisco
William Tallman
Frank Patty
Virginia
Escape of Tallman Costs LA Homicide Captain Job
Police Captain James Bean head of the Los Angeles homicide squad is suspended for apparent negligence in the Virginia Patty slaying case and failure to arrest William L. Tallman. Deputy Chief James Lyons says Bean had Tallman’s name and whereabouts four hours before the Admiral Benson sailed from San Pedro. Captain Al Slaten assumes command and cites new clues linking Tallman to the crime, including hotel and rooming house signatures and Tallman’s alias W C Johnson.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James Bean
Virginia Patty
William L. Tallman
James Lyons
Bean
Tallmans
San Pedro
Calf
Admiral Benson
Tallman
San Francisco
al Slaten
L. Tallman
W. C Johnson
Tallman's
Patty
Indians to be freed by parole board for arson case
Two Indians, Jac Cowapo and Willie James, jailed for arson after a fire at Lapwal jail, are to be released on parole due to good conduct. The parole board approved their release with promises from elder Indians to keep them on the right path. Pendleton, Oregon, resident Lake Cowapo and prison warden J. W. Wheeler note low risk of parole violations. Weather: pair tonight with little temp change.
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Lapwal
Jac Cowapo
Willie James
Good Lake
Cowapo Pendleton
Oregon
J. W. Wheeler
Heflin Challenges Southern Democrats Over Smith Nomination
Senator Heflin of Alabama challenged any southern Democrat to endorse Alfred E. Smith for president in 1932 during a speech denouncing the so called Roman Catholic political machine. Few Democrats were present as he urged support for Raskob to lead the Democratic National Committee.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Alfred E. Smith
Raskob
BaseballScores and Schedule Fragments From Various Games
A mixed set of box scores and notes shows Cleveland beating New York 7 to 38 with scattered hits and errors, St Louis trouncing Philadelphia 15 to 6, and Chicago at Boston postponed. Other lines mention Detroit Washington Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago New York St Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia in various outcomes with pitchers and batters named. The report also notes a June 7 announcement that the Pacific railroad Scenic Limited from St Louis to San Francisco will cut travel time by three hours and 80 minutes with a further one hour saving to East Lake City, departing St Louis at 2 02 pm.
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ST Louis
Vie Soort Pacific Rairoad
St Louls
San
Germany agrees to pay reparations over 59 years
The expert-led agreement fixes Germany's reparations and creditor debt payments for 59 years. It caps annual annuities, with initial payments reduced to about 492 million dollars and later 408 million dollars, under an International bank plan. The deal aims to depoliticize reparations and accelerate creditor debt relief.
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API
Europe
George W
Germany
Owen D. Young
Reparations Commission
International Bank
Court Decides in Hunter Gray Case
Boise June 7 The Idaho Supreme Court upheld a Pocatello district court ruling that the partnership between cattleman W J Hunter and banker C C Gray ended years ago. The case arose from debts of the bankrupt R D Leach trustee for Hunter. The court found no active partnership and that the informal plan to resume business after Gray recovered was never carried out.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Pocatello District Court
W J. Hunter
C C Gray
Sulut
Hunter
R D Leach
Iray
Gray
Treaty Signed as Vatican and Italy End Church State Rift
In Vatican City on June 7 1939 Mussolini and Gasparri solemnly sign the Lateran treaty ending the church state conflict in Italy. Bronze doors at St Peter's open for the first time since 1870 as crowds cheer. Cardinal Gasparri presents a papal blessing to the king and royal family. Payment of 750 million lire is made as the first financial installment.
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Vatican City
Rome
Mussolini
Carno
Gasperr
Italy
Vatican
St. Peter’s
Gasparri
Pape
Victor Emmanuel
Chevalier Mussolinia
Pramia
Eee Se Leeee Parti
Gaspari
Mosconi
Bank of Italy
St Peter's
St. Peter's
Flag Day Services By Elks Sunday
Elks Flag Day services at 3 p m Sunday at the local temple will feature replicas of early American flags. Officers will recite lodge ritual as Walter Cleave delivers a patriotic address and Roy Black speaks on the history of the flag assisted by Walter Peterson and a group of musicians including Mrs I H Masters and the KSEI orchestra.
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America
Elks
Walter Cleave
Roy Black
Walter Peterson
I. H. Masters
T. R. Neilsom
KSEI
State Auditor Fd. Gallet Visits Southeastern Idaho
The Boise resident and state auditor visits the region touring county seats to review auditors on new state laws including inheritance tax provisions. He retains Pocatello as his home and is described as a regional pioneer.
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Fd. Gallet
Boise
Idaho
Mr. Gallet
Pocatello
Robbery at Alberts Motor in American Falls
In American Falls on Marris street the Alberts Motor company was robbed Thursday night. Burglars entered through a window but did not damage the office or safe. They took five gallons of oil, spark plugs, truck keys, and tools from a Whippet sedan. No clues yet. owner puzzled by intact safe. Mrs. T Johnson of Fargo will depart Saturday for Nampa for a few weeks.
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American Falls
Alberts Motor Company
Marris Street
Alberts
Washington
Utah Constitution Recovered From State Archives Vault
The original Utah state constitution, long missing, was found in the secretary of state's vaults in Salt Lake City by staff searching for it. The test page bears an inscription noting it was filed in the Utah Territory Office on May 6, 1895.
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Salt Lake City
State of
Utah
Secretary of State
Secretary of
Milton H. Welling
Territory of
Charis
Richards
Utah Territory
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