French Officials Debate Federal Control of Public Lands
Washington reports after a Public Lands Commission meeting on June 4, Chief Forester R Y Stuart denied urging transfer of unallotted lands to the forest service while noting it could administer the public domain. Representative French of Idaho backed federal range control and watershed management, emphasizing grazing as an essential issue.
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Washington
Forest Service
Fta
R. Y.tuart
Public Lands Commission
Stuart and
Oon
Forest Service Administration
Stuart
Idaho
National Forest Service
French
Indiana
Cumberland Coal Camp to Close as Ghost Town
Kemmerer Wyoming June 7 Cumberland, a Union Pacific Coal company camp 15 miles south of town, will become a ghost town June 19 as more than 100 families relocate to Rock Springs Superior Hanna and other areas. The community moving celebration is planned for June 21. Established 1900 the camp hosted three mines at peak producing over a million tons of coal annually.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Cumberland
Union Pacific Coal Company
Here
Rock Springs
Superior
Hanna
Osteopathy leader touts cure for infantile paralysis
Dr. L. Van Gerdine of the Los Angeles College of Osteopathy told delegates at a tri state osteopathy meeting in Spokane that his science could cure infantile paralysis after it begins. The convention of Montana Idaho and Washington delegates closed today with Idaho officers to be elected later.
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Spokane
Wash
L. van Gerdine
Los Angeles College of Osteopathy
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Pocatello Compact Ties British American to Local Field
The British American Consolidated Properties Ltd through a subsidiary will enter the Pocatello real estate field. Idaho Loan & Investment Co announces the deal led by E A Krussma. Ten new homes planned in Great Plateau area within a year with more homes as demand warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British American Consolidated Properties, Ltd
Guaranteed Bords Corporation
Pocatello Field
Fred G. Caldwell
Idaho Loan & Investment Company
Pocatello
E. A. Krussma
Utah-Idahno-Montana Mortgage Company
Butte
British American Consolidated _Ltd
Reat Ploteaure
Immense Corporation
Seattle Sunday Times
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
George A. Moulton
Smith Tower
Seattle
Piedmont Hotel
Seneca Street
Northwest relief loans announced for Pacific Northwest farms
North Pacific Grain Growers announced loans totaling about 3.85 million dollars for farm relief in Washington Idaho and western Montana. The cooperative serves the Pacific northwest and disclosed the figures from Spokane on June 7.
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Northwest Relief Loans
Spokane
Wash
North Pacific Grain Growers, Inc
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Weather delays Kingsford Smith cross Atlantic bid
Dublin June 7 Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith and three crew postpone their Atlantic attempt after London weather reports. The Southern Cross flies back to Baldonnel from Curragh camp to await conditions. The expedition, a do or die effort, includes co pilot M E Van Dyk navigator J P Sual and wireless op J W Stannage.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Air Tonight
America
Baldonnel Airdrome
Curragh Camp
London
Pacific Ocean
Kingsford- Smith
Baldonnel
Kingsford-Smith
Baron Huenefeld
Koehl
Fitzmaurice
Wilds Tahoe
Bremen
M. E. van Dyk
J. P. Sual
J. W. Stannage
Assassin Kills German Minister in Lisbon
A lone assailant from Danzig, Franz Piechowski, 39, shot German minister Dr. Sage Baligand during a call on Admiral Gladish aboard the Koenigsberg in Lisbon. Baligand died within hours. Piechowski claimed a hatred of diplomatic officials and said he sought to kill German, British or American ministers.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Sage Baligand
Danzig
Franz Piechowski
New York
Piechowski
von Balig
Gladish
Koenigsburg
Europe
Troeh Wins Title At Local Doubles Tournament
Troeh captures the doubles championship at the local tournament, breaking 47 in the event and tying with GL for the top score. The title goes to Troeh as the state shooter competition concludes.
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Troeh
Bombs Strike Peshawar Front and Kidnappings Reported
June 7 British air forces bombarded Peshawar region driving off Afridi tribesmen after a month of threats. Eighty planes dropped 5,000 bombs while troops swept the area and found the hill fighters had withdrawn. Meanwhile, Major E L Farley Capt J C Frere and Mrs Frere were released by Afghan border raiders. In Daspur district Ghed nagar a riot injured two police sub inspectors and four constables.
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Peshawar
Afghanistan
E. L. Farley
J. C. Frere
India
Gheednagar
Daspur
Midnapore
Incumbents Lead Ada County GOP Nomination Path
Twelve candidates filed for the Republican county ticket with Ada County on August 5. Nine incumbents seek renomination for state representatives as Ada County is allotted six seats. Boise attorney C H Edwards and A Harold Davidson were first to file for state representation. The county commission including Prosper Aveline Henry C Miller and Charles A Riddle also filed.
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Boise
Ada
C H. Edwards
A. Harold Davidson
Ada County
Prosper Aveline
Henry C. Miller
Charles A. Riddle
Tariff Fight Neared Decisive Senate Vote
Senate Republican leaders projected the tariff bill passing late next week by 49 to 47 with absences and pacts likely altering the tally. Key Pennsylvania moderates Grundy and Reed held uncertain positions as Utah's Smoot urged quick completion of the committee report and debate.
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Washington
Senate
Curtis
Republian
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Bristol
Reed
Pittsburgh
Keystone State
Smoot
Utah
Senate Conference Committee
Congress Sets June 20 Adjournment Goal
Congress plans to adjourn by June 20 with the tariff bill out of the way. Senate delays loom as veterans relief politics could trigger another clash with the president. Senate leaders vow to consider the House passed relief measure before adjournment, though a presidential veto is feared in its current form.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Rebels Prepare for Decisive Battle Near Yochow China
Nationalist government troops and Kwangsi rebels are set for a decisive clash at Yochow, with 40 000 nationalist troops in place and martial law declared in Hankow Wuchang and Hanyang. Reports differ on northward advances and ground loss as fighting looms.
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Hankow
China
Kwangsi Province
Yochow
Wuchang
Hanyang
Yangtse River
Hunan
Hankow-Wuchang-Hanyang
Changsha
Honan
Peiping-Hankow
Chengchow
Sinyangchow
Birthday Present acquittal shocks Los Angeles fraud case
Sheri dan C. Lewis, former president of Julian Petroleum, was acquitted in Los Angeles of offering a $10,000 bribe to a juror in a prior fraud trial. He had been at McNeil Island Prison serving a seven year federal sentence for mail fraud.
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Los Angeles
Sheridan C. Lewis
Defundt Julian Petroleum Corporation
Lewis
McNeil Island
Miriam Ferguson Aims for Democratic Governorship
Mrs Miriam A Ferguson Texas first woman governor resuming candidacy for the Democratic nomination replacing her husband declared ineligible to run.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Carol's Coup Returns King Carol to Romanian Throne
In Bucharest on June 7 Py The exiled Carol of Romania regains the throne after Premier Juliu Maniu resigns his cabinet. The chamber and senate planned a special session to crown the nine year old Michael as heir, amid a tense political crisis following Carol's dramatic return by airplane with Magda Lupescu.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol of
Juliu Maniu
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Romania
Carol
Michael
Maniu
Gangster McLaughlin identified after body found
The body of Eugene Red McLaughlin, a Chicago gangster known for kidnapping and robberies, was recovered from the Chicago drainage canal by a tugboat. The corpse, bound and head wrapped, lay submerged about two weeks before being taken to the morgue for identification by his brother Robert McLaughlin, president of the Checker Cab Co.
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Chicago
Eugene
Red) McLaughlin
Margaret Hamilton
Red
Robert McLaughlin
The
Checker Cab Company of
Prohibition Drives June Primary Across Maine New Jersey Minnesota
Prohibition emerges as a key issue in June primaries in Maine New Jersey and Minnesota with candidates Fort Morrow Frelinghuysen and Kelly mounting contrasts on liquor policy. Maine leads the vote followed by New Jersey and Minnesota on June 17.
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New Jersey
Maine
Washington
Minnesota
Franklin W Fort
United States
Fort
Dwight Whitney Morrow
Joseph. Frelinghuysen
John A. Kelly
Morrow
Calvin Coolidge
Kelly
House
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Borah Holds Power in Move on Cannon Discipline
Washington June 7 AP Borah may decide next week whether to discipline Bishop James Cannon Jr for defying the senate lobby committee. The panel, divided over Cannon’s refusal to answer questions about his 1928 anti Smith activities, could face a one vote margin. Dennon walked out as the inquiry neared action, with Caraway delaying a procedure return from Arkansas.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Dennon
Arkansas
Caraway
Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
Blaine
Wisconsin
Cannon
Robinson
Indiana
Rescue Crew Reaches Entombed Miners After Cave-In
A cave-in at the Climax molybdenum mine near Leadville collapsed on miners 2,000 feet from the entrance. Four men died Louis Barton Sherman Frazier Ralph Port Frederick McMahon. Three others were injured and two escaped with injuries after leading rescuers to the site. A rescue party of 100 men recovered the bodies within an hour.
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Leadville
Colo
Louis Barton
Butte
Mont
Sherman Frazier
Ralph Port
Denver
Frederick McMahon
Nick Baron
Archie Wilson
Wilson
Parker
Baron
Climax
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Associated Press
Ihvle
United States Navy
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Boston
Pacific Coast
Pocatello Concern
British-American Properties, Ltd
Everett
Mass
Newark
Crain
Mulrooney
Brooklyn
Harlem
Tong
Charles Wong
West 124Th Street
Bombay
East India
V. J. Patel
Mahatma Gandhi
Mrs. Naidu
Penny Solons
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